nhk world's anna jung is there. anna? >> reporter: south korea's defense ministry held a press conference. officials there confirmed that the north has launched a missile. >> reporter: the spokesperson says south korean and u.s. military analysts are looking into what happened. president lee myung-bak is convening a meeting of senior ministers at this hour. they are expected to discuss what to do about the launch. experts had calculated the first booster would drop into the ocean about 130 kilometers off the coast here, but we have not seen anything yet. ships in this port have refrained from going to fish in outer sea following down officials' advice. aircraft and ships are being urged to make detours around the area where depree from the rock set expected to fall to earth. back to you in tokyo. >> thanks, anna. that was anna jung in south korea. with me is hideki, an expert on north korea. so hiroki, the south korean defense ministry announced there was a launch at 7:39 a.m. what can you tell us? >> minister of defense

. >> let's go to anna hall for the next question. anna? >> hi. i'm curious if you believe that there's been any challenges specific to women in the primary debates as the medium has historically been dominated by men naturally. and if you think any dynamics will change as the result of a woman being presidential nominee for either party? >> hmm. good question. >> anna, that is a good question. and i have to tell you, my first experience with the issue you're talking about was when i was working on capitol hill and my boss was running in a state race against a woman candidate, and it was very interesting. he was an extremely bright, articulate candidate, and he was quite buffaloed by what the right approach to a female opponent should be. women candidates do bring a different aspect to debates. and i think it's fair to say that a lot of men candidates try to figure out what is the right way to deal with this? you do not want to in any way talk down to this person even if the way you might talk down to a male candidate. witness senator benson's com

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anna and her mom were at the fish market and saw live crabs. anna being the sweet soul she is decided to buy a few crabs and set them free. >> you're throwing away your money at that point. >> i feel bad she didn't eat it. >> who knows if they can even live in this water. >> it could be a hostile environment. >> anna is suffering at the hands of the crab right now. the crab pinched on her fingers and won't let go. >> he won't let go. >> is he cutting your fingers. >> she's trying to get him in the water so he'll feel back home. she won't just yank it off? just yank it off. >> they are talking about cutting the claw. >> mom, it's going to cut off my finger. >> no, it's not. i'll cut off its claw. >> that crab doesn't want to go back in the water. >> he's like i don't like it here. i was fine where i was. >> he was in a tank. >> i thought it was sweet what anna was trying to do. it goes on for five minutes and the crab would not let government the description says it took another trelease. finally she got what she came here to do, she released th

anna has no idea right now.ink about this. unfortunately we have a tradition here at the show. and that is, when you come leer, we go outside for the ceremonial burning of the capezios. there's guillermo. jack, tonight, you were eliminated from "dancing with the stars," and now your shoes pay the price. guillermo? >> oh! >> jimmy: america has spoken and your dance card has been punched. jack and anna, everybody. "dancing with the stars" mondays at 8:00, tuesdays at 9:00 here on abc. we'll be right back with amy schumer. [ bell dings ] we're pressed for time so here it is. i'm looking for the one. kids, house, the whole domestic thing, you know? then why does your relationship status say, "never getting married"? hmm... that was the old me. it says you updated it 15 minutes ago. yes...yup... yeah that was before i met you. favorite pickup line: "nothing mattered before i met you." ha...oh...that's... why did i put that... [ male announcer ] only at&t's 4g network lets your iphone download three times faster. at&t

here with his dance partner, anna trebunskaya, please welcome jack wagner.rry to see you. >> thank you, sir. >> jimmy: you got outdanced by urkel, i don't know any other way to put it. >> there's no other way to look at it. >> jimmy: are you disappointed? >> very disappointed. but it's such a great ride. what an honor to be on that show and test yourself. i've had an amazing partner. [cheers and applause ] you wake up every day and really have to put your game face on and have someone who will stand by your side. >> jimmy: did you stand by his side and push him? >> absolutely. >> i lost my balance, she still pushed me. >> jimmy: i should ask you, anna, , are you disappointed by this? because now you get the rest of the year off? >> of course, i'm disappointed, but no, we have two seasons a year, so it will only be six months. >> jimmy: i see. so you're pretty broken up about this, it sounds like. >> i am, yeah. [ laughter ] ha ha! actually, i'm very disappointed to see jack go because this season everybody is quite amazing. last night what happened, everybod

welcome, anna. >> thank you. glad to be here. >> and next to anna is kendra pierre-louis. she has written: "green washed why we can't buy our way to a green planet" and details we cannot buy our way into sustainable it by buying a prius, and wearing ore gappic shirts but it isn't doing much to help the environment. kendra is the sustainable development editorror just means.com. has a masters agree in sustainability development and worked for the unitees nations program on conventional bio die verity and this is her first program. conclude. >> thank you. >> and to my left, ed humes, who has written, garbology, our love aware with trash, and tells the story of what happens to our garbage. l.a. has one of the biggest land fills in the world and it has its own microclimate. ed humes introduces to us tons of characters in the book, from a billionaire garbage queen to a woman who has so little garbage her annual nonrecyclable waste fits into a mason jar. we'll find out how she does that. he is a pulitzer prize winning journalist, and his last book, he won an award for a book on

>> anna -- >> don't you? >> i thought it was funny.ie and i were sitting here most of the time when the president spoke, we were going like oh, my gosh, i can't believe he said something like michelle is going oh, baby. the young jeezy joke was hilarious. i think he said he was going to replace don't ask, don't tell with it's raining men. i thought the alan west joke by jimmy kimmel was -- >> alan west was not amused. >> newt gingrich was not amused. >> not amused. i'm sure he's going to get hit by the right. the right already drit sizing him. even blaming -- i did something about quoting the president should be taking responsibility for what happened on his watch. so he went ahead and said listen, that was started by my predecessor, blaming bush for what he was saying. the republicans are going to hit him on a lot of the things he said tonight. >> well, they shouldn't. a lot of these -- these are jokes. we need to have a sense of humor and take them as jokes. i think the dog jokes are fine. don, this political campaign so far has felt

official claims russian spy siren anna chapman was extradited for getting too close to someone inside obama's inner circle. despite the president is among global markets declining oil prices russia sees a very positive session on tru as they would be my six and out so yes i think around two percent more of this in around twenty. seven pm here in moscow to start coming to you live with me and he said no way our top story the russian capital has been struck by two massive fires within hours of each other the top floors of a skyscraper and moscow's business complex became engulfed in flames on monday evening that was followed by a deadly fire at one of the city's markets and we're going to go now report. will have. died in a blaze in the warehouse on the outskirts of moscow the people who died in the fire also to be migrant workers who lived and worked here now the causes of the fire are yes or no no this presumed that possibly the fire started when the workers were trying to stay warm and using a makeshift heating devise another fire occurred last late last night on monday night in mosc

>> no, but i will. >> is this, anna, anna, let me get it right, is this an opportunity for the president to take jabs at republicans and mitt romney you think? >> look, i think it is time for them to have a lot of fun. a bipartisan crowd there. it its the reporters, most jaded cynical people in washington. this weekend they're dedicated to having fun. don, there have the been more free parties and after parts than i can begin to tell you. it is a miracle they have the energy to be there and latch at anything. there has been so many parties already. >> you have been to it. talk about it whole celebrity, you know there have been so many celebrities. that its a little tetz. we a -- that is a little bit of a tease. you were at parties, lindsay lohan and kim kardashian. save that. i want to ask goldy about this. the president will have to balance funny and serious. especially when it comes to the economy and all that. people are saying this is no laughing matter. he shouldn't have gun on jimmy fallon, you know what i mean? >> i do. it is a night of levity. i think even in this current crisis

thanks very much, anna. that was anna jung from south korea. >>> rachel joins us from the weather desk. >> yes. the weather will be a critical factor with an event like this. we do have precipitation moving across the korean peninsula and stly confined to south korea rather than north korea. north korea is staying mostly dry. you were talking earlier about the 5-day window starting today. thursday, friday, right through sunday, conditions look pretty good. monday will bring gusty winds and light precipitation. generally, the weather doesn't look like it's particularly problematic. back to you. >> thanks very much. we'll keep checking back with you for the latest conditions there. south korean and japanese personnel are preparing to intercept anything that enters their airspace. they say they've dealt with such provocations before. >> reporter: north korea tested its first missile in 1933. it had a length of 101 kilometer, making it capable of reaching any part of japan or its territories. the first launch of

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i am anna kooiman. >> i am ainsley earhardt. thank you for watching fox and friends first. >> time now for your 5 at 5. a developing story that happened overnight. a kau korean air jet making an emergency landing after a bomb threat was called in. it was headed to soul aeoul whe threat came in. a fighter jet scrambled to escort the plane. korean air made a bomb threat on monday. no word on if there was a bomb on board. playing master behind behimind going to trial. he will be arraigned on may the 5th in guantanamo bay. they were first charged back in 2008. the case was suspended after barack obama tried to have it move to a federal courtroom. they face the death penalty for murdering 2,976 people in new york, dc and shakesville, pennsylvania. >>> this is new video showing his three wives under house arrest in islamabad pakistan. you can see them there they are praying their children playing nearby. bin laden's wives and two of his daughters are serving 45 day sentences for illegally entering the country. after that they will be

official claims a russian spy siren anna chapman was extradited for getting too close to someone inside of bombers in a circle got the back story there for. welcome it's nine pm choose the evening here in moscow this is our my name is kevin know in our top story this hour russia says it's got confirmation from the syrian authorities that they started implementing the international peace plan. the u.n. arab league envoy kofi annan told the security council would present the sound excepted the april the deadline for ending military operations opposition fighters then have forty eight hours to cease their fighting. peacekeeping planners are heading to syria to caves. away for a new monitoring mission however saudi arabia and its allies have agreed to pay rebels fighting the syrian regime or that money is part of a broader pledge by more than seventy arab and western countries to provide normally full aid to the opposition. get more reaction on that than go to beirut talk to dr mayer saluting from the universal peace federation talk to you live on r.t. thanks for being with us from beirut t

here with his dance partner, anna trebunskaya, please welcome jack wagner.other? >> it's for a good cause. >> jimmy: last night you broke down in tears. do you wish in retrospect you'd cried harder? [ laughter ] >> you know you bring these thoughts up afterwards. where were you last night, jimmy? >> jimmy: i could have happened. >> you could have give him good coaching tips. >> jimmy: i could have. nobody asks me. i come afterwards when it's too late. but you got choked up because you danced for your daughter. you didn't know about her? >> no. she found me in november. and this was a celebration for everybody who has faced adoption and gone through the miracles and heart ache of people who try to find their parents. my daughter has a lot of courage. >> jimmy: she found you. she must have been surprised when she found out you were you. dads like, suck you know. >> yeah i don't know. >> jimmy: your daughter is a dance instructor? >> she's a lot of things but she's a beautiful young woman, 23 years old. >> jimmy: is that going to hurt her business the fact that

help me, anna marie.ng to understand this. >> i have always thought politics is childish and i have never seen quite so many references to childhood toys and past times come up the way that we have in the recent time. that is sort of what's going on. it is not nothing too sophisticated here. it is name calling. mitt romney and his surrogates are drawing upon a reservoir of distrust and dislike and sometimes even hate that their core supporters already have for the president. it is really true that they can say almost anything they want if it plugs into an assumption that those people already have. he has been painted as being secretive which is something by the way that some civil libertarians would agree with and we won't go there right now, and so, yes, they make him seem like he has some sort of dark forces at work in the white house because, of course, he is a muslim. >> professor dyson, rush limbaugh refers to romney as a proet owe typical rich republican, and is it not safe to say that he is still t

take the case of the north anna plant in virginia. these two reactors were among 27 around the country that were identified in the 1990s as seismically under-designed, but the nrc required no corrective action. then, last august... >> just outside the north anna nuclear power plant, which is just a few miles from the epicenter, we just got here, we have some information regarding... >> o'brien: ...a 5.8-magnitude earthquake shook the eastern seaboard, centered just 11 miles from north anna. while the quake was bigger than the plant's designers had planned for, north anna did just fine. the plant automatically shut down, and four backup diesel generators kicked in, keeping the plant cool until power was restored. a bullet dodged. but no thanks to the nrc, according to dave lochbaum. >> north anna experienced an earthquake larger than it was designed for. but the reason it came out so well is its owner voluntarily upgraded its seismic protection when they knew about the hazard in the early '90s. the nrc didn't require owners like of nor

anna werner is in tulsa where she talked to one of the survivors. anna? >> reporter: scott, survivors like deon tucker are coming forward to describe just what happened that night. how what appeared to be an innocent question from a passer-by looking for directions turned deadly. >> i remember standing there talking to my friend, a white truck pulled up and a man asked me about an address. >> reporter: deon tucker was outside about 1:00 a.m. friday when he says a truck stopped in front of his house. >> i turned around to look at my friend and when i turned back i heard gunshots. >> reporter: tucker was hit in the chest and says he doesn't know who the gunman was but was surprised by his race. >> i could have understood it more if it had been a black guy because, like i said, i'm up north. there's a lot of gang violence and different stuff. but a white man? >> reporter: but to you that was almost as startling as getting shot it sounds like. >> yeah. a white man shooting at you? yeah. you... what's a white man shooting at you for? >> reporter: it's a questi

he met anna, a free black woman in baltimore when he's there as a teenager. turns out they had grown up three miles from each other on the eastern shore. they knew common families together. they probably played at the same mill as children and didn't even know it. she died in 1882, mother of his five children. long and complicated marriage. after she died, he remarried a year and a half later a white woman, helen pitts. considerably younger. she had worked at one point as a kind of secretary in his office. they had by any measure a deep and abiding love and marriage. traveled the world together. there are extraordinary love letter between them. he was pilloried in the press, the black press as well as the white press, the most famous black man in the world just married a white woman and his own children weren't comfortable with it will. this was 1884, not 1984 or 2012. his response was generally thank you very much. i will love and marry whom i wish. which is a very modern notion. at a time where racial ideas, oh, god, were self-wrought. what he was called th

. >> cassie's mother anna has left her daughter's room just the way it was. she hasn't touched a thing. >> i just left things as she had them. >> this is her artwork. >> cassie's intelligent. she knew what she wanted out of life. she talked a lot about being a lawyer. she mentioned a few times prosecuting attorney, put away the bad guys, she said. that's what she wanted to do, put away the bad guys. this is her favorite necklace that she used to wear all the time. it's pretty special. but we've got memories. that's all we can -- >> the last time anna stoddart saw her daughter was friday morning, september 22nd, 2006. cassie had planned to spend the weekend house sitting for her aunt. cassie's aunt came home to find her beautiful teenage niece dead on the floor. >> i was still waiting for her to walk out of that house and everything be okay. and it wasn't happening. then what started going through my head was, who did this. nobody's going to get away with killing my daughter. i'm going to find out who did this come hell or high water, i'm going to find out who

i certainly don't think this was we had a thought we'd heard the last of anna chapman and the reason why she was suddenly deported from the us and these fresh allegations against the russian spy turned sex symbol supposedly reveal the real reason as to why she was suddenly arrested and of course it's a problem erica in two thousand and ten a top u.s. official claims that she was being used as a honey trap to ensnare a member of president obama's inner circle and supposedly she became she came actually very close to seducing her target now if this were true it certainly would go some way to explaining why anna chapman along with nine other nine others were suddenly exposed as a russian sleeper agent and why the u.s. government basically deported them in what was the biggest by spot with russia since the end of the cold war and this isn't by any means the first allegation of a russian honeytrap only last year there were claims against the suspected spy katty is that she's being used as a honeytrap to gain high level access within the british government that was after details emerged of

anna and jack, thanks so much. jack, i thought you danced beautifully.nking the judges. it was really impressive to see. >> thank you, katie. i saw derek spinning you. i think there's a future for you up here. >> start the campaign today. >> thank you, jack. >> katie, sign up. >> okay. >>> now, here's lara. >> thank you, katie. i agree, by the way. there's a hot, new movie creating a lot of buzz about one of the world's fascinating relationship. we're talking about women and their shoes. they are an obsession for so many women. and abc's paula faris has the story. >> reporter: mariah has 1,000. celine, 3,000. and lindsay trumps them both, with 5,000. whether stomping on stage or posing on the red carpet, the stars love to show off their stilettos. the hit series "sex and the city," brought this female fixation to the fore. >> i'm talking about a woman's right to shoes. >> reporter: now, a new documentary, "god save my shoes" is blowing the lid off of ladies and their love affair with high-heels. revealing secrets behind this often complicated relationshi

back to you. >> thank you, anna. that was anna jung in south korea. one of the factors in deciding whether to launch is the weather. rachel ferguson joins us now from the weather desk. >> hi there. yes, the weather will be a critical factor with an event like this. conditions look very favorable. we have precipitation across the korean peninsula but mostly confined to south korea rather than north korea. north korea staying mostly dry. you were talking earlier about the five-day window starting today. thursday, friday through sunday actually conditions look pretty good. monday however will bring gusty winds and light precipitation. generally the weather doesn't look like it will be posing particularly problematic. >> thanks, rachel. u.n. security council members are working on how to respond once north korea goes ahead with the launch. u.s. ambassador to the united nations susan rice holds the council's rotating chair. she says members agree the launch would be a provocation. >> we think as a consequence of that, should it occur, the council will need

anna, you are first. >> hi mr. newport. thank you for being here. my question is, with polling results coming out faster and polling data becoming much more accessible to the american public, in your opinion, has the influence of polling on public opinion and awareness increased or do you believe that it's just becoming more background noise in the political arena? >> anna, let me ask you, personally, do polls influence how you feel about a candidate or do they sway your view on an issue? >> personal little they don't but they do make me, i feel like, more aware about how the general public feels, i do like to know those kinds of things. >> okay. >> well, it's a good question, anna. we're often asked that. sometimes in a critical fashion. people say, polls are bad, because they in turn effect public opinion or some candidates say there's a bandwagon effect. if i'm shown behind, it's hard for me to win because of that. in answer to your specific question, we don't have a lot of precise data that shoechls the impact of polls on people's thinking from

anna, karen, and pete, anna, it's funny. there seems to be a convergence.irection that doesn't make a lot of sense, cnn had a blowout going the other direction that didn't make a lot of sense. pew has it four points. i feel like we're seeing where the race really is. >> i think i've got poll hangover. >> don't say that until after thursday at 3:00 p.m. >> gold standard. of course. this is going to be a very close race. i think there are some interesting numbers like the hispanic numbers that are coming out that will be quite illuminating. >> looking at the pew, the hispanic number jumped out at a lot of people and that seemed to be bi demographic groups that romney dominated in the primaries, folksa 100,000 and college educated, losing. >> right. if you look at the overall trend, everyone was saying the primary was so horrible for mitt romney, but he's closing that gap -- >> moving fast. a rally. >> moving fast. it's what we all knew was going to happen. >> can we talk act the reverse gender gap? always talk about the women gender gap. the president is losi

. >> ala-alalalalala. [ laughter ] >> i'm sorry, anna.g up, what is the best way to get rid of an annoying ex-boyfriend. and new book, i use a hatchet. what it makes to be obama sandwich and we report and you drool. >>> lego, if that is their real name has a new line of building blocks for girls. that is shaped like the boxy men. and women's group say the figure is hyper sexualizes girls. i don't think this is real -- objects to the stereo timing for girls as the lego construction included hot tub and pool and bakery and a beauty parlor. complains, they are little brats and fancy hair -- i think i'm getting taken on this. what is it doing? it's telling girls this is what is important to girls and they are not building space shuttles. they are getting their nails done. and let's discuss this. >> lightning round! >> greg:ham people sped through the lightning round. what is wrong with a private company offering girl legos. they are expanding their market? >> i think girls to want, there is an issue of girls being targeted advertising and kim