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instead, he seems to be signaling that he's not interested in going to war with the ben tracy has the latest from seoul, south korea. >> reporter: the north korean leader decided not to immediately launch his weapons, but did launch another war of words at the u.s. he said if the yankees persist in their extremely dangerous reckless actions in the korean peninsula, north korea's military will ring the windpipes, and point daggers at their necks. the real threat is a north korean missile capable of hitting the u.s. after several failed missile tests in 2016, north korea has now successfully built and launched two intercontinental ballistic missiles, despite heavy sanctions. >> to do it so quickly is quite astonishing. >> reporter: michael elliott is a missile expert, who has closely studied north korea's capabilities for years. he he says the regimes sudden advancements mean it received those missile advancements convinced china to go along with tough new u.n. sanctions. on monday, china banned all imports of north korean ore and seafood. the united states and south korean military pla

ben tracy has our report. kim jong-un was (ed with a plan to launch four ballistic missiles toward the island of guam, but he's decided to hold off for now. according to north korean state media, he said he will watch a little more the foolish and stupid conduct of the yankees. >> this message from kim jong-un is definitely a de-escalation. >> reporter: professor john delu delury says they'll belooking at it. what has north korea gotten out of this latest volley back and forth? or fhis is notto a vicigry n.ki military, that he can bring things up, but he can also back them down. >> reporter: they may be breathing a sigh of relief, but south korea says north korea's missiles remain the biggest challenge facing his country. he said no one, not even the u.s., can star a war on korean peninsula without south korea's consent. they're critical of president trump who they think has made tensions here worse. the u.s. and south korea are still set to conduct military drills here next week, which will likely antagonize

cbs news correspondent ben tracy is in beijing. ben, how likely is it, do you think, that china will step up? >> reporter: it's not likely at all. i mean, north korea does depend on china for about 90% of its trade, but it's unclear at this point how much north korea will even listen to what china says. in fact, the regime is very upset with china because it went along with those tough u.s. sanctions. now, theoretically, china could cut off north korea's oil supply and eventually that could cause the regime to collapse. but the fear is that you would then have refugees streaming across china's border, and that's not something that it wants. even more so, if there is a war on the korean peninsula, china believes that south korea and the u.s. would eventually win that war, and the u.s. military on china's border is not something it's going to tolerate. >> mason: ben, what about china's relationship with this white house? >> reporter: well, i'd say it's complicated, at best. the chinese pride stability and predictability, and president

anthony. >> mason: ben tracy in beijing. thank you, ben. we turn now to veteran diplomat bill richardson, former u.s. ambassador to the united nations, and an expert on north korea. mr. ambassador, where do we go after "fire and fury?" what's the best option for the u.s. now? >> best option is diplomacy. the best option is continued sanctions, see if they work, continue to pressure china, continue the military exercises. but find a way to talk to the north koreans. >> mason: but kim jong-un hasn't shown a lot of interest in diplomacy aes to this point. >> we don't know what he wants. he's an unpredictable character. we don't know what his intentions are. he wants to stay in power. but i think in the end, once he knows that he can hit the united states with a missile, he can start negotiating. that's what-- the way his father was. but i think keeping the talk about preemptive military strikes and the president's very incendiary statement, which was not helpful, is not the way to go. >> mason: what do you make of north korea's threat towards

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ben tracy has that. >> the u.s. to fully deploy the antiballistic missile system known as thad in his country. it comes as he is also calling fair complete overhaul of south korea's military. presidenpresident trump's "fired fury" comments led to a large protest march in north korea orchestrated by the regime. in japan, trump's words came on the anniversary of the american atomic bomb in nagasaki, a reminder of what's at stake. japan's lawmakers are pushing for new weapons that could allow it to launch a preemptive strike on north korea. china is warning both kim jong-un's regime and the u.s. to tone down the rhetoric. in a statement to cbs news, china's foreign ministry called the situation "highly sensitive," and that all sides "should stop provoking each other." china does not want north korea to have nuclear weapons but sails the problem should be solved diplomatically. it fears a war in the korean peninsula could lead to a refugee cries along the nearly 900-mile border ist shares with north korea. next week, no

>> mason: ben tracy in beijing. thank you, ben. today australia's navy found the wreckage of a u.s. marine osprey aircraft that crashed into the sea on saturday while attempting to land on a u.s. navy transport ship. three marines were lost in the accident. david martin looks at what went wrong. >> this is how the landing should have gone, an osprey setting down on the flight deck of the u.s.s. "green bay" one year ago. but a similar landing on the same ship this weekend went horribly wrong. the osprey, which can fly like an airplane and hover like a helicopter, struck the ship's stern as it descended and fell into the water. ships, small boats, and helicopters pulled 23 marines from the water. but searched in vain for the other three, who couldn't get out before the osprey sank. family members identified them as first lieutenant benjamin cross and corporal nathan ordway, both members of the flight crew, and private first class ruben velasco, who had just turned 19. the wreckage has been located and the marines plan the bring it to the surface. the osprey can carry more troops farth

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>> ben tracy in beijing. thank you, ben. >>> today australia's navy found the wreckage of a u.s. marine osprey aircraft. it crashed into the sea on saturday while attempting to land on a u.s. navy transport ship. three marines were lost in the accident. david martin looks at what went wrong. >> reporter: this is how the landing should have gone. an osprey setting down on the flight deck of the "uss green bay" one year ago. but a similar landing on the same ship this weekend went horribly wrong. the osprey, which can fly like an airplane and hover like a helicopter, struck the ship's stern as it descended and fell into the water. ships, small boats, and helicopters pulled 23 marines from the water but searched in vain for the other three, who couldn't get out before the osprey sank. family members identified them as first lieutenant benjamin cross and corporal nathan ordway, both members of the flight crew, and private first class ruben velasco, who had just turned 19. the wreckage has been located and the marines plan to bring it to the surface. the osprey can carry more troops f

. >> been tracy in beijing. thank you, ben. >> and we're back in just a moment. >> announcer: this is the cbs "overnight news." >>> we turn now to veteran diplomat bill richardson, former u.s. ambassador to the united nations, and an expert on north korea. mr. ambassador, where do we go after fire and fury? what's the best option for the u.s. now? >> the best option is di policemdiplomacy. continued sanctions see if they work, continue to pressure china, continue the military exercises. but find a way to talk to the north koreans. >> kim jung-un, hasn't shown a lot of interest in diplomacy to this point. >> we don't know what he wants. he is an unpredictable character. we don't know what his intentions are. he wants to stay in powe knows that he can hit the united states with a missile, he can start negotiating. that's what, the way his father was. but i think keeping -- keeping the talk about preemptive military strikes, and the president's very incendiary statement which was not helpful its not the way to go. >> what do you

here is ben tracy. >> reporter: china repeatedly warned trump not to use trade as a means to force stronger action on north korea. china accounts for 90 poe% of n korea's trade and reluctant to punish the regime economically for near of collapse. china issued an order banning all imports of north korea coal, iron ore and seafood in scum y compliance with u.n. sanctions. general dunford began a jae-in. preferring diplomacy to force and the u.s. is tried use full range of capabilities to respond to any attack. the u.s. staged joint military exercises with japan and will go ahead with exercises in south korea next week. something both china and north korea oppose. kim jong-un, regime, continued defiance claiming 3.5 million north koreans volunteered to join the army and in a new threat, warned that an accidental event could become a nuclear war on korean peninsula. north korea says kim jong-un, has been briefed on military plans to launch four missiles towards the u.s. territory of guam. but that he wants to wait and see what the u.s. decides to do first. meanwhile, the secretary of defense, j

ben tracy has our report. >> reporter: north korean leader kim jong-un has decided to hold off for now. according to north korean state media, he said he will watch a little more the foolish and stupid conduct of the yankees. this message from kim jong-un is definitely a de-escalation. john delury. what has north korea gotten out of this latest volley back and forth? >> this is not a big victory for kim jong-un. it shows he has command of his military, that he can bring them up and also back them up. >> reporter: they may be breelkting a sigh of relief but south korea says north korea's missiles remain the biggest challenge facing his country. he said no one, not even the u.s., can star a war on peninsula without south korea's consent. they're critical of president trump who they think has made tensions here worse. the u.s. and south korea are set to conduct military drills next week, which will likely antagonize north korea. >>> the president of sierra leone say his country is in a state of mourning. 600 people are still missing. many of the victims were trapped in their homes as they

ben tracy, cbs news. >> president trump today praised young young >>> caught on tape, a boy rescued from a man with a knife. a hotel security guard snuck up on that man and wrestled him to the ground and the man go away. chinese officers got -- he said he spent his money and he was trying to rob someone before he was stopped. >>> all right. there's a big event happening next monday. perhaps you've heard it of. melissa and the great day morning show is going to be watching the solar eclipse. >> they're partying from 1:00 to 3:00 aviation -- it peaks around 2:40 and we're taking the first 600 people. you'll get special glasses and you'll be required to sign a waiver. to learn more, go to our wusa9 facebook page and the forecast has changed a little bit. >> it's partly cloudy. i don't see a crystal clear day with crystal canadian day, but we'll take partly cloudy. it's a long process. clouds go by, you'll be able to see it. let's talk about how dark it's going to get because a lot of folks asking this. this is -- this is an estimate. on a normal day, clear day, really clear day in august, t

cbs news correspondent ben tracy is in beijing. n, how likely is it, do you think, that china will step up? >> reporter: it's not likely at all. i mean, north korea does depend on china for about 90% of its point how much north korea will even listen to what china says. in fact, the regime is very upset with chna because it went along with those tough u.s. sanctions. now, theoretically, china could cut off north korea's oil supply and eventually that could cause the regime to collapse. but the fear is that you would then have refugees streaming across china's border, and that's not something that it wants. even more so, if there is a war on the korean peninsula, china believes that south korea and the u.s. would eventually win that war, and the u.s. military on china's border is not something it's going to tolerate. >> mason: ben, what about china's relationship with this white house? >> reporter: well, i'd say it's complicated, at best. the chinese pride stability and predictability, and president trump is constantly throwing them

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ben tracy is in seoul. >> people here in seoul are used to dealing with the threat.ed that verbal sparring match. could lead to an actual war. they would pay the price. now it looks like both sides are trying to find a way to speak more constructively. if north korea ends its barrage of missile tests. washington is willing to negotiate with pyongyang after un decided to hold off launching missiles towards guam. >> we would look to have talks with whim when the time is right. when they show they are serious. to move towards demuk leerization. we have not seen that. >> all sides acknowledging the obvious. a war on the border would be catastrophic. north korea has thousand of pieces of artillery pointed at the south. estimated if they were to unleash those, 64,000 people would die in south korea in just the first day the u.s. seem to be backing down from its demand that north korea abandon its weapons program entirely before talks could begin. north korea need to freeze testing for a period of time. a plan why pitch north korea would freeze missile kes in exchange for t

vlad. >> ben tracy in bay ying for us. thank you, ben. >>> there are new details this morning surrounding the fbi raid of one of paul manafort's homes. agents raided president trump's former campaign chairman's home two weeks ago. they were reportedly looking for evidence related to the special counsel's investigation into russian meddling in the 2016 presidential election. manafort's spokesman says he has consistently cooperated with law enforcement and other serious inquiries and did so on this occasion, as well. julianna goldman is outside fbi headquarters in washington, d.c. julianna, good morning. >> reporter: good morning. well, it's a very aggressive move and another indication that mueller's investigation is heating up. as you mentioned, manafort's team says that he's been cooperating but this raid of his home indicates otherwise. formal prosecutors tell us that typically in white collar crime investigations lawyers negotiate a handing over of evidence. but the fact that they executed a search warrant means they fel

ben tracy is tracking the story >> reporter: the navy is taking what is calling an operational pause.r ship commanders a chance to work with their crews on basic seamanship, and team work after several incidents here in the pacific have called into question the level of training on u.s. navy ships. a gaping hole in the side of another u.s. warship could be a sign of a bigger problem in the pacific. the uss john s. mccain suffered extensive damage when it collided monday with an oil, chemical tanker while making a routine port visit in singapore. navy officials have not confirmed an initial investigation that points to a possible loss of steering. but say their review will kid all possibilities including sabotage or a cyberattack. in a video posted online, the chief of naval operations called for all u.s. navy ships worldwide to halt operations, and review basic training. >> directed more comprehensive review to ensure that we get at the contributing knack torz, root causes of incidents. >> just two month as go a ship from the seventh fleet, uss fitzgerald, collided with a merchant shi

ben tracy is in beijing with the american goal for these new sanctions. ood morning. >> good morning. it took more than a month for the u.s. to get china and russia to go along with the sanctions that they say will cost north korea more than a billion dollars each year. but the questions now are will china and russia actually enforce these sanctions and will they work. >> translator: north korea's most famous news anchor defia defiantly announced the north won't put its weapons on the negotiating table despite what it calls fabricated u.n. sanctions. building a nuclear weapon and missile program is not cheap. the u.n. sanctions banning major north korean exports such as coal and iron are designed to starve the regime of the money to pay for it. money that is also used to enrich the powerful elite and generals who in turn don't challenge kim jong-un's near total power. anthony rogerio is an expert on sanctions. >> they'll have to to make a choice. they won't be able to continue their programs and keep the elites and military happy. they'll have to start mak

ben tracy is in beijing where the government has a lot at stake. good morning. >> reporter: good morning. we actually just received this response from the chinese government and in it they say the situation on the korean peninsula is highly sensitive. we hope the parties will be cautious with words and behavior and stop provoking each other and avoid escalation. now, the chinese government fears this war of words could lead to a regional arms race and that already appears to be happening. south korean president moon jae-in is calling for a complete overhaul of south korea's military in the face of north korea's rapidly evolving nuclear capabilities. in japan some lawmakers are pushing for new weapons that could launch a preemptive strike. now, keep in mind china just agreed this past weekend to go along with the u.n. sanctions on kim jong-un's regime. which will largely be up to china to enforce. having the president of the united states throw more fuel on this fire may make china think twice about how far down the road it wants to go in supporting

ben tracy in beijing reports. sanctions that will cost north korea $1 billion yeech ear. will china and russia enforce the sanctions and will they work? >> reporter: north korea's most famous news anchor defiantly announced the north won't put its weapons on the negotiating table despite what it calls fabricated u.n. sanctions. building a nuclear weapon and missile program is not cheap. the u.n. sanctions banning major north korean exports such as coal and iron are designed to starve the regime of the money to pay for it. money that is used to enrich the powerful elites and generals who in turn don't challenge kim jung-un's near total power. an expert on saj sanctions. >> the north korean regime will half to make a choice will not be able to continue the program. keep elites happy and keep the military happy. they will have to start making choices they haven't had to choose before. >> reporter: when we visited north korea this spring. we saw kim jung-un, unveil a massive new neighborhood of shimmering high rises.

ben tracy in beijing with a view from asia. >> reporter: south korea's president says he will allow thely deploy the antiballistic missile system known as thad. in his country. it comes as he is calling for a complete overhaul of south korea's military. president trump's fire and fury comments led to a large protest march in north korea. orchestrated by the regime. in japan, trump's words came on the anniversary of the american atomic bomb in nagasaki, a reminder of what is at stake. japan's lawmakers are pushing for new weapons that could allow it to launch preemptive strike on north korea. china is warning both kim jung-un, regime, and the u.s. to ton down the rhetoric. in a statement to cbs news, china's foreign ministry called it highly sensitive and that all side should stop provoking each other. >> china does not want north korea to have nuclear weapons. but says the problem should be solved diplomatically. it fears a war in the korean peninsula could lead to a refugee crisis along the 49-mile border it shares with north korea. next week, north korea celebrates its liberation day

ben tracy is in tokyo with how the missile triggered warnings and widespread concern across japan. ben, good morning. >> good morning. so japanese officials say this came as a complete surprise. and we now know that japan nor the u.s. tried to shoot it down because the missile was flying now the missile that was launched is what north korea calls it's 12. this is the first time the regime has launched a missile from it's capital city, and doing so makes a preempive strike by the u.s. more difficult because it shows north korea can put them in unpredictable and highly populated areas. now north korean state media says kim jong-un was at the launch site and deemed it successful. state media also said that sending a missile over japan was north korea yees way of quote, muscle flexing in response to u.s. and south korean military exercises that have been taking place since last week. it called this a curtain raiser with more north korean actions to come. now kim jong-un has instructed his military to launch more missiles into the pacific, but he says he'll also wait and see what the uni

ben tracy is in seoul on why demonstrators are also asking president trump to tone down his rhetoric.> reporter: people here in seoul are used to dealing with a north korean threat but they're increasingly worried that this verbal sparring match between president trump and kim jong-un could eventually lead to an actual war and they would pay the price. but now it looks like both sides are trying to find a way to speak a bit more constructively. if north korea ends its seemingly endless barrage of missile tests, washington says it's willing to negotiate with pyongyang, especially after kim jong-un decided to hold off on launching missiles towards guam. >> we would like to have talks with him when the time is right. when they show that they are serious, serious about an effort to move toward denuclearization. we have not seen that yet. >> reporter: all sides seem to be acknowledging the obvious, a war on the korean peninsula would be catastrophic. this is the border between south and north korea. just over there north korea has thousands of pieces of artillery pointed at the south. it's

ben tracy is in beijing with new information. ben, good morning. >> reporter: good morning.he warship docked in singapore a few hours ago and investigators are trying to figure out what caused this collision. the "u.s.s. mccain" has a crew of more than 300, making what they call a routine port visit when this happened. this video shot during the search and rescue operation shows a large hole in the side of the "u.s.s. john s. mccain." it extends below the waterline which caused parts of the guided missile destroyer to flood. the collision happened east of singapore in the strait of malacca, one of the busiest shipping lanes in the world. the u.s. warship collided with a 30,000 ton oil tanker more than three times its size. kevin eyre is a retired navy captain. >> yes, these ships have ray --s and other sophisticated systems to use to identify ships around them, but beyond a certain point, you have dozens of ships within perhaps a five-square-mile box all milling about. >> reporter: the search-and-rescue operation involved ships and aircraft from the u.s., malaysia, and sping

ben tracy is in beijing following the navy shakeup. ben, good morning. >> reporter: good morning.t has been an absolutely horrible summer for the u.s. seventh fleet which is based in japan. they have likely lost 17 of their sailors, two of their warships are extensively damaged, and now the commander of the entire fleet has lost his job. >> the damage was significant. this was not a small collision. >> reporter: just two months ago, vice admiral joseph aucoin promised a sweeping investigation, following the "uss fitzgerald's" deadly collision with a merchant ship off the coast of japan. but after the "uss john s. mccain" crashed earlier this year, the navy decided to remove aucoin from his post as head of the seventh fleet. the mccain's collision was the latest of four incidents involving his ships in just the past eight months. vice admiral aucoin has led the seventh fleet since september, 2015, and was set to retire next month. >> the divers were able to locate some remains in those sealed compartments. >> reporter: in a press conference yesterday, pacific fleet commander admira

ben tracy is in beijing with the goal for the new sanctions.morning. >> reporter: good morning. it took more than a month to get china and russia to go along with sanctions they say will cost north korea more than $1 billion each year but will they enforce the sanctions and will they work? >> reporter: north korea's most famous news anchor announced they won't put weapons on the negotiating table despite what it calls fabricated sanctions. building a nuclear weapon and missile program is not cheap. the u.n. sanctions banning major north korean exports like coal and iron are designed to starve the regime of the money to pay for it which also goes to elite who don't challenge kim jong one's power. >> the north korean regime needs to make a choice. they can't continue their programs and keep their elites happy and keep the military happy. they have to start making choices that they haven't had to choose before. >> reporter: when we visited north korea this spring -- ♪ >> reporter: -- we saw kim jong-un unveil a massive new neighborhood of shimmeri

ben tracy is in tokyo. ben, good morning. >> reporter: good morning. so millions of people here in japan woke up to a message on their cell phones that said missile passing, please take cover. even some of the famed bullet trains in this country came to a screeching halt when north korea launched this missile with no warning. sirens blared through the streets in northern japan early tuesday morning telling people to get inside and take cover. the japanese woke up to warnings that north korea had blaunched a ballistic missile that flew directly over the island. the missile was launched near the north korean capital possibly from a mobile launch pad near the pyongyang airport. it flew more than 1,600 miles, krots crossing over the japanese island of hokkaido before splashing down over the pacific ocean. shinzo abe called the launch an unprecedented and brave threat. south korea, another u.s. ally, responded by conducting live fire drills with f-15 fighter jets. releasing this footage of its own missile test conducted last week. north korea's missile laun

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willing to negotiate with pyongyang if they end their nuclear threats, tests, and missile launches, ben tracymmunity has been noticeably quiet through several days. part of that threat says despite our warning, if the u.s. continues to wield a nuclear bat in front of a nuclear power, it will only excel rate its own self-destruction. earlier they constructed more. over the weekend japan instafled more inceptor missiles. meanwhile the joint chiefs of staff met with south korea today. general dunford said the u.s. is ready to use what he calls the full rairj of capabilities to defend itself. he's heading to beijing where he will meet with china's military leaders. mean chooil the chinese government is warning them not to link trade issues with north korea. they're doing that because president trump is launching an investigation. charlie. >> thank you. >>> here's a look at this morning's headlines. "the miami herald" reports that someone may have issued a death threat to marco rubio. our miami station wfor has confirmed that u.s. intelligent issued a warning last month about the threat. >>> the "

ben tracy with new reaction. ben. >> good morning. china said they have been working very hard on the north korean issue and paid a price for doing so. that seems to be a reference with china going along with tough u.s. sanctions that will go along with curtailing trade with north korea. president trump wants him to do what he calls more. >> i think they more and i think they will do a lot more. >> they're counting on china to solve it. he's threatened a trade war if they don't. >> but if china helps us, i feel a lot differently for trade. a lot differently. >> if the u.s. is trying to get china to take significant action against north korea, it's using more stick than carrot. yesterday they drove a ship toward one of the islands china claims as its station. in a terse statement china's foreign minister said this severely harmed china's sovereignty and security and that china is very displeased. and the chinese deposit made another statement a few hours ago saying the u.s. and north korea should acted with caution and stop taking turn

ben tracy is watching it all from beijing. good morning. >> reporter: good morning. north korea is now using president trump's fire and fury comment as well as the new u.n. sanctions to rally its own people. pwednesday in north korea's capitol. tens of thousands of people packed the main scare of pyongyang for a mass rally orchestrated by the north korean regime. the speaker said the u.s. said the u.s. will face a miserable and measured fate. this man said i'll become the missile warhead. north korea has launched more than a dozen missiles just this year and has threatened to turn the capital of south korea into a sea of fire. today south korea's defense chief vowed swift retaliation if they provoke, a warning that's a threat rather than an actual attack. >> russia has weighed in and told the united states calm and to avoid what they call dangerous actions. >> there are new details surrounding the fbi raid of paul manafort's home. they were reportedly looking for evidence related to the special counsel's investigation into russian meddling in the 2016 presidential el