. >>> the "uss carl vincent strike group is headed to the western pacific.have our reporter in that area and, will, the reaction, this comment now from a north korean official, what are we hearing? >> reporter: i was meeting with the north korean government officials when the news came in that ship is heading back toward the peninsula. not out of the ordinary. the strike group was here off the peninsula a matter of weeks ago conducting military joined exercises with the u.s. the north korean official said they believe this is yet another example of a provocative act by the trump administration that will embolden this country to further accelerate. not tone back. but accelerate the development of their nuclear weapons and the missiles that could potentially deliver warheads to the mainland u.s. i want to read you what the high ranking official said. a comment regarding the missile strike in syria said, the quote the previous u.s. administrations have been attacking those countries who with haven't gotten nuclear weapons and the trump administration is no diff

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strikes and the "uss carl vincent" strike group headed to the western pacific. will rippley is joining us and frank anconan is with us as well. will, what are you hearing from north korea? >> i was with government officials when we learned about the carrier strike group being sent back to the korean peninsula. they didn't seem too fazed by it. the strike group there was weeks ago for joint military exercises with jasouth korea. an important week here with a major holiday on saturday a time when this country, in the past, have done things major shows of force, both domestically and internationally. analysts say the country could be ready to push the test and six nuclear tests at any moment. what the officials said about the syria missile strike, quote, the previous u.s. administrations have been attacking those countries who haven't gotten nuclear weapons and the trump administration is no different from the previous u.s. governments in pinpointing those nonnuclear states. they are talking about syria and iraq and libya, countries where regimes have been toppled

the carl vincent, there's no time line on how long it's going to stay in the region. it was just here last month for joint military drills but the u.s. military is saying the presence is necessary and it's, of course, being welcomed by u.s. allies. >> janice, when we talk about u.s. allies, specifically china, the president having a meeting at mar-a-lago with president xi, do we think president trump may have tipped his hand with what is happening with the movement of the "carl vincent"? >> there are a lot of dynamics at hand. he did have phone calls about the syria strikes and as well the situation with north korea, but we can't neglect the role of china here. xi jinping of course was dining with president trump at the time and it was also widely seen as a message to china that some sort of leverage to have china put more pressure on the regime in pyongyang to halt its nuclear programs. what's unclear is the extent to which china can or is willing to do anything. the leadership has long feared putting too much pressure on north korea fearing that if there's a collaps

. >>> and the uss carl vincent is headed to the peninsula.e miscommunication comes as they tackle the escalating situation with north korea. kenneth moton is live now with the latest on this. >> reporter: today the white house tried to clarify what is a series of confusing and possibly misleading statements about this large aircraft carrier. >> where in the world is the uss carl vincent, today the nuclear power aircraft carrier and strike group sailing to the asian peninsula. >> we are sending an armada, very powerful. it turns out the statement was not exactly true. the warship was actually headed in the opposite direction for a military exercise with australia. >> secretary of defense james mattis and saudi arabia tried to clear up the confusion saying that the vincent is now on its way. i'll determine where she operates and the white house downplayed saying the commander and chief was not misled. >> we have an armada going to the peninsula, it is happening. >> there remains over 500 political positions still open. mr. mattis is not getting

you know, right now the "carl vincent" is on deployment. i extended the "carl vincent" by a month in order to ensure we have a carrier available, should the president need one. because the carrier that's based in the western pacific, the ronald reagan, is in maintenance right now. and so, you know, i wouldn't have a carrier there right now, were it not for the ability to extend "carl vincent." so, you know, that's just two examples for you right there. >> and when i first got into the military many, many years ago, we always had a five-paragraph operations off order. and lately, ten years ago, we started adding risk. and that is a risk that we as congress can source to reduce some of that risk, but it is a -- we had the same -- ought to be doing the same risk assessment. if we don't source this, then you take risk, and that means lives and material and equipment and treasure. would that be correct, admiral harris? >> absolutely correct. >> and then final question. we hear quite often about the funding at the joint chief level. the crs and t

as the carl vincent heads toward the korean peninsula.l target american bases and the american main land at the first sign of an attack. president trump tweeted said north korea is looking for trouble. if china decides to help that would be great. if not we'll solve the problem without them, usa. john bolton is a fox news contributor, great to have you today mr. ambassador. you've been aware of this threat from north korea for a long time. how is this different? >> it's different in part because after eight years of watching north korea continue to develop its nuclear and ballistic missile capabilities we're close to the point where they will be able to deliver one of those nuclear warheads to the united states. so i think the time pressure here has accelerated. and i think the risks involved, given what we've just seen in syria, are now a little bit clearer to the chinese than they were before. now we've got the north threatening all kinds of dire consequences because of the u.s. decision to turn a carrier close to south korea. typical f

this is the uss carl vincent. this is a massive, massive beast. tell me about it. >> this is one of the big power projection platforms that the u.s. has. 6,000 plus crew. the entire carrier battle group is going to have over 7,500 people. over 60 aircraft. some battle groups have over 70 aircraft, but generally you have a combination of fighter aircraft which have an air-to-ground strike capability and an air-to-air strike capability and electronic w warfare aircraft. >> all of this on one ship. and that's not the arsenal. put it in english, what is the ship capable of doing. >> this ship is capable of defending itself, but it's capable of going after all the different threats that we perceive are going to be coming against it. if the north koreans for example would run an anti-ship missile against the ship or any of the members of the carrier battle group, we would see craft being deployed and the nato sea sp sparrow and anti-missile system being deployed and when you have missiles being shot at the aircraft carrier and other members of the carri

and so i would not read anything into the carl vincent's current locations. >> the bottom line is in our effort to always be open, we said that we were going to change the vincent's upcoming schedule. she's going to continue part of her cruise down in that region. but she was on her way up to korea. >> the president said we have an armada going towards the peninse all lu -- we said it was heading there and it was. what part is misleading? >> what's misleading is people thought it was heading there now and now it's going to be there weeks later. >> i understand the question but what i'm getting at is it was announced that it was going. it will be there. we were asked simply a question on that. i think all other questions should be asked of the department of defense. >> meanwhile on the heels of the state department on whether to stay in the iran deal, secretary of state rex tillerson today tun turned up the rhetoric on iran and said the deal quote fails to achieve the objective of a nonnuclear iran. he was pressed on those comment said by our own andrea mitchell and an explainer. you'r

japan maybe will be joining the carl vincent in the sea of japan. there was already moves towards a stepped up military presence among the u.s. allies in the region. what remains to be seen, of course, is the reaction. there was the suggestion by kelly o'donnell and others who were closer to the president in suggesting that there probably won't be much of a reaction, that there will be a hesitation to give kim jong-un the sort of platform that he's looking for and the attention that he wants. in speaking with south korean observers, there's the sense that having been to the brink and back before that this is just the game that north korea tends to play, that it's less military brinkmanship than it is a political gain so kim jong-un may be sending his own message in saying that he wants to talk. >> there in seoul, south korea, about 10:07 a.m. on a sunday easter morning with the latest, with reaction coming from south korea, but also from the regions, areas, countries that are aligned with the united states, this after a north korea missile launch. >

you have the arrival in the region of the carl vincent. yo a submarine pulling in on surfaces there as well, and now the drills tay in north korea. what else are we seeing from the north koreans? >> we're seeing the typical threats that we have seen in the past several weeks now. threats saying that, you know, the north koreans will devastate u.s. ships, that they will sink the uss carl vincent, and also this large artillery exercise on the east coast of north korea. no nuclear test, no missile test yet, just this live fire exercise. what does this mean? what kind of symbol or messages is the north korean leader trying to send, it is a mystery that lots of people are trying to figure out, but no nuclear test yet and that was pretty key. >> and no nuclear test, no missile test, and we're waiting to see what they might do next any day now. we see all of the preparations and if it is more bluster or if they will really test. as we continue to wait for the president to leave the hill, i want to bring in david cohen who was in charge of sanctio

carl vincent strike group. we were told it was moving towards the korean peninsula.s eventually moving towards the korean peninsula. does it undermind the credibility as commander in chief when we get these miscommunications? >> well, i suspect a lot of focus here may have been on the fact that the north koreans that have spent several weeks prepping for a nuclear weapons test. it would have been their sixth test. there was considerable communication sent their way on this issue. now, i guess we'll never know whether or not part of what they responded to was the message that a carrier group was headed to the region. >> so you think it was deliberate trying to send that message when the pentagon now that aircraft battle group was moving closer towards australia for exercises with the australian as opposed to moving towards the korean peninsula? >> what i remember from history is franklin roosevelt responding to a question about an aircraft carrier group. they asked him where did this come from? his response was law. the reason he said that is because he did not want t

else rich romp took the decision theemove the -- to move carl vincent aircraft carrier fleet to the peninsula. north korea has criticized the show of force. it has also warned it is prepared to defend itself with one of its nuclear weapons. >> if the u.s. comes in with reckless military maneuvers, then we will confronted with a preemptive strike. >> analysts say and other north korean missile test may come soon and there have been reports of recent activity at one of its test sites. this comes ahead of saturday, the 105th anniversary of the country's founder and grandfather of the current ruler. >> in accordance to the deal struck, more than 7000 people have been a factoid from for besieged towns. the united nations, say they amounted to force displacement. rebecca has this report. >> broken by qatar and iran. 5000 have already been evacuated for you and two opposition held areas in the damascus problem -- damascus province. many aspleted, as 30,000 people have been evacuated. be one of the largest population exchanges in syria. 16,000 residents are being moved to the coastal province, the ca

i find it interesting that the "uss carl vincent" which was engaged in that is steaming to south korea. i think there's a psychological war fare going on here. if it was an accident, it's pretty interesting. it does start to tell the people around kim jung-un this is getting serious. if this is ever going to get, i think, mediated to a point where there is not conflict and i talk to a lot of military officers who believe that it's on an escalation path, not necessarily by moves that the trump administration, but by the military officers surrounding kim jung-un. so, we have to find a way to intercept that ramp up towards any military engagement, small or otherwise. then you have to worry about the miscalculation. does south korean commander on the border make a miscalculation that escalates the problem here. >> so this morning you also have a senior official in south korea saying that south korea and china together have agreed to ramp up their sanks against north korea. any expert you ask it cannot solve its crisis on its own. you need those sanctions, especially when it comes to the mo

carl vincent," huge asset, aircraft on board but not terribly useful against the north korean threat. those aircraft aren't likely to go anywhere. there are missile ships along the carrier out there. they can shoot down missile launches. if it gets to that point, there's pretty serious trouble. this is sending that message to kim being very open about it. the national security adviser h.r. mcmaster talked about some of the reasoning over the weekend. >> north korea has been engaged in a pattern of provocative behavior. this is a rogue regime that is now a nuclear capable regime and president xi and president trump agreed that that is unacceptable, that what must happen is the denuclearization of the korean peninsula so the president has asked us to be prepared to give him a full range of options to remove that threat to the american people and to our allies and partners in the region. >> very tough words from the white house. we'll see how the north korean regime feels about it all. poppy? >> barbara starr at the pentagon. thank you so much. let's go to will ripley who is, again, the

tim: what do you think mattis and others are saying at the moment the call vincent is best with carl vincentteaming toward -- >> you hope they are saying they don't have to go to a military bases, that you have made your point and we have the capability and we have china more responsive. let's ratchet it up, get a really severe -- they started to talk yesterday, the day before. much more enhanced set of sanctions that china would help to enforce. i'm afraid, however, that they might do what they did in syria, give that as an option and then glass over what action they take if they take reaction. it becomes an idea of how do you respond very hard hit the tip kime that doesn't in the wrong direction. tim: thanks very much for joining. you are watching "bbc world news america." and other stories, police in israel say a palestinian man fatally stabbed a woman on a tram in jerusalem. it's up place where christians were gathering to celebrate good friday. an attacker has recently been released from a psychiatric hospital. two other peoples were injured. several thousand people have been evacuated

the uss carl vincent is starting with two japanese ships in the western pacific. the country is ready to sink the boat with quote a single strike. u.s. officials have said that the boat is part of a strike group near the korean peninsula but it won't be there for a few more days. adding to the tension a u.s. citizen is being detained in north korea. tony kim was teaching accounting for more than a month. so far north korean officials haven't said why he was detained but experts say he could be used as a bargaining tool while tensions are high with the united states. >>> at least two other american citizens are held by north korea. they were detained last year. >>> in france the race for president is now down to just two candidates. while some celebrated the news, others took to the -- right unpopulous marin lepen. some see the move as a way for heifer to embrace a wider rake of voters. >>> president trump laid out his vision for what he wanted to accomplish in his first 100 days in office. less than a week to go before reaching that milestone, many of the items on

. >> north korea is threatening to sink the aircraft carrier carl vincent.he ship is schedule off the korean peninsula end of the month. today a north korean state run newspaper warp rned that the nation's military can sink the vessel with a single strike. there is no verification that, that is true. >> an american accounting professor has been detained in north korea. 58-year-old tony kim was teaching at university. he is now the third american being held in north korea. >> auto, a student has been held a year. the third american is a businessman serving a ten year sentence in north korea. >> more to come on "action news" tonight. a somber remembrance. a holocaust survivor tells her story. >> more traffic restrictions go into effect tomorrow. we'll let you know what roads will be shut down. >> the phillies make it four in a row with a win against the braves. jamie apody has more when "action news" comes blue jackets. >> today the city of philadelphia remembered the millions murdered during the holocaust. several hundred people packed north broad street for

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host: the "new york times" has a picture of the care year carl vincent. l- of the carrier car vincent. guest: what i am saying is that the u.s. government, because of the character of the crisis iem talking about -- it is not 13 days, but we need an all hands effort from the u.s. government of the type like the iran nuclear deal. taking into account our diplomatic and military signaling have to be clear to ourselves and to our adversaries, so that we can avoid the risk of miscalculation. host: what are the lessons learned from president kennedy and the cuban missile crisis? guest: the main lesson from the cuban missile crisis -- and there have been academic studies about how president kennedy operated during that context -- one of the key issues was some of his advisers were calling for on theptive strike soviet missile sites in cuba. demurred from that option because of the significant risk of escalation. i think a major point here is the military option, which i said is on the table -- it is really off the table, because it would run catastrophic risk of

we have major naval ships, including the uss carl vincent.t's take it to the power panel washington times contributor denene, we counted five ships and a submarine in the sea of japan. again, we don't know if it was successful or not. but if it went to the sea of japan, that's an issue; right? >> it is an issue and clearly, kim jong-un has gone rogue, and he needs to be reigned in. and, listen, this is a leftover problem from the previous administration under president obama. he had his apology tour, he knew this guy was off the chains, off the hooks, and nothing was done to stop him. so now we have to address this issue. and it's very serious issue. liz: eric, what do you think? >> i think that we have an excellent team to deal with this i think with mattis and the team, and i think that they are going to finally deal with it. this has been kicked by the previous administration. we can't wait much longer because of the proximity to seattle and california and certainly hawaii. and there are many different things that they can still do. i thin

carl vincent. >> take us to the people within the administration when the vessel was thousands of miles away from the location. >> and the president believed he might have spoken too quickly on this location of the vessel? >> the media obviously obsessed over the location of that u.s. warship, the u.s.s. vincent carrier group. are they missing the bigger picture. richard, explain why the media is so obsessed where the vincent is or was rather than it was on the way to protect us in the korean peninsula. >> the president shouldn't have lied about it, right? he should have said it's on its way and this wouldn't be a story. what we're seeing from the trump administration, they like to play around with half truths or partial truths. if they just told the truth it wouldn't be a story we'd be talking about north korea, the great work i think that the president's strategist are employing with north korea, but sadly we're talking about the fact he created a falsehood. if he stops saying falsehoods then-- >> general mattis, says, look, we don't make a policy of telling where our destroyers and a

s carl vincent is finally headed towards the korean peninsula and expected to be on station next week. previous administrations are tried to buy out but president trump won't make the same mistakes with north korea or iran. >> and unchecked iran has the potential to travel the same path as north korea and take the world along with it. >> the u.s. deal despite acknowledging that they are complying with the deal. more sanctions could be coming because iran is a state sponsor of terrorism. >> the evidence is clear iran threatens the united states, the region and the world. >> thursday morning iran's foreign minister says america must live up to obligations. craig boswell cbs news the white house. >> the obama administration kept iran out of the nuclear deal saying it would make it harder to get a deal. secretary of state tillerson says that was a mistake. >>> to minimize security concerns the secret service has permanently closed off access to the entire fence line and sidewalk along the south lawn of the white house. the new restriction is part of a review of security measures at the co

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earlier this week, the pentagon announced the "uss carl vincent" is being diverted to the area. multiple sources tell nbc if u.s. intelligence detects that a nuclear test is imminent, the white house is considering for the first time in history a preemptive strike to prevent it. this strike could include missiles and bombs, cyber and special operations on the ground. >> two things are coming together this weekend, one is the distinct possibility of a sixth north korean nuclear weapons detonation, and the other is a great deal of firepower headed right at the korean peninsula. ♪ >> reporter: why now? this weekend marks the 105th anniversary of the birth of north korea's founder. >> north korea in the past used these major national holidays to celebrate the strength of the regime and reinforce the national narrative of the independence so it's not at all inconceivable they might try to do something like that. >> reporter: today, north korea warned of a merciless u.s. retaliatory strike should the u.s. take any military action. the trump administration is hoping the chinese will us

the uss carl vincent is in the region and the top commander in the asian pac themselves. >> if it flies, it will die. if it's flying against the strikers. >> reporter: a new cbs news poll shows most americans think the north korean threat can be contained without military action for now. weijia jiang, cbs news, the white house. >> the same poll shows a majority of americans are uneasy about president trump's ability to handle the north korea situation. >>> house lawmakers are getting their own briefing on north korea at the capitol later this evening. >>> well, it appears that congress might give itself a bit more time to hammer out a budget deal and avoid a government shutdown. the right he understands news agency -- reuters news agency reports lawmakers might go for a one week extension. they have until midnight friday to make a deal to keep the government funded through september. if there is a federal shutdown, though, the d.c. government would stay up and running because of a spending provision in the current federal budget. >>> there is more fighting among republicans on a new pro

carl vincent headed for the korean peninsula he is identified as tony kim. in his 50s. a former professor doing aid work in north korea for a month. arrested at pyongyang expert as he he was leaving the country. the third american now held by the regime. ohio college student is serving 15 years for trying to take a propaganda banner as a souvenir and korean american business man serving 10 years accused of spying. all bargaining chips says former governor bill richardson that helped win the release of prisoners before. >> they always want something in return from the united states. a high level visit or humanitarian assistance. >> but north korea doesn't seem in the mood for talking. they threatened to sink an aircraft carrier. warned australia that support for the u.s. would be a suicidal act and threatened attack on the korea's nuclear test site show activity but shed no light on the regime's plans. >> this morning global stock markets are jumping on new details from the french presidential elections. the field has just been narrowed down to two candidates. the this i

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carl vincent is now within striking range of north korea. >>> you probably read about the tax plan for president trump today. it's a little thin on details. it's only a page long, but that one page has details about what goes away in exchange for those big tax breaks. gone, almost every tax deduction that you would claim including the break you would get for state and local taxes. here is what says so. credits for morgan interest, foaritable giving. r the most part the fellow republicans, they like the plan. and finally some breaking news from a trump administration today after a day on rumors after pulling the u.s. out on the trade agreement known as nasa. the president told canada and mexico's leaders and phone calls tonight he will not be ending america's role in nasa. >>> our producer scott asked topper what tomorrow morning looks like. the answer was magnificent. so tell us more, top. >> yeah, it really is. we have earned actually. this is 6:00 a.m. in the morning. and the the only caveat would be some localized fog. but look at that. 63 to start downtown. 58 in gaithersburg. by 8

. >> and, north korea also threatening to sing the us aircraft carrier carl vincent, now the pentagon calling on the country to stop using fighting words. the defense officials say the ship would be deployed off the korean peninsula in april. state-wide newspaper said the nation can sing the vessel with a single strike, how much, there is no independent verification that the country has such capabilities. >> well, if you felt some shaking yesterday, you're not alone, we will tell you where people in our region were jolted by an earthquake. >> plus, severe weather across the count rip including heavy hail. see more of the damage left behind by mother nature. >> and the bridge demolition in ohio doesn't go according to plan. we'll tell you why part of the structure stays standing, when we come back. is thno, it's, uh, breyers gelato indulgences. you really wouldn't like it. it's got caramel and crunchy stuff. i like caramel and crunchy stuff. breyers gelato indulgences. it's way beyond ice cream. >> fifty year old bridge in southwestern hone ohio didn't go down quietly. working on the b

the carl vincent strike group, an aircraft carrier, a guided missile cruiser, and others, had been duesit australia. instead, it is going full steam to the western pacific ocean, where it recently conducted exercises with the south korean navy. as well as massive strike power, the carrier group has the ability to intercept ballistic missiles. president trump made it clear to beijing last week that he is prepared to act alone against pyongyang is necessary. the decision to send missiles to syria a reminder of his result. if you violate international agreements and failed to live up to commitments, you become a threat to other countries, and at some point, responsible action has to be taken. north korea's most recent rocket test, condemned by south korea and japan, came on the eve of china's president's visit to america. and it followed for ballistic missile is fired was sea of japan a month followed for ballistic missile is fired was sea ofjapan a month ago. —— missiles. it is clear that their programme is moving forward. each test shows it is rockets can go very far, with established t

the uss carl vincent arrived in waters off the korean peninsula, just hours after the failed nuclear his case, the us secretary of state at the united nations. his message was clear. un sanctions are not working. the pressure on north korea must be stepped up. with each successive missile test, north korea pushes northeast asia and the world closer to instability and broader conflict. the threat of a north korean nuclear attack on south korea or tokyo is real. it is only a matter of time before north korea develops capability to strike the us mainland. so far, pressure has not stopped north korea accelerating its nuclear weapons programme. president trump also gave his view. he tweeted: and in london this morning, during a visit to the uk, the japanese prime minister denounced the missile test. translation: it is a grave threat to our country. this is absolutely not acceptable. we strongly condemn such acts. this latest move by north korea's young leader appears to have strengthened international resolve to increase the pressure on him and his country. daniela relph, bbc news. the he

at the end of the day, what weigh said was, "the carl vincent" was leaving singapore, truncating its exercise and heading to northeast asia. that's where it is today. it's within striking range of north korea if the president were to call on it. now, that messaging was not done well. and that messaging is on me. >> well -- actually, it was -- we heard the president and secretary mattis say exercises are being cancelled, it's heading to north korea right now. i mean, to say -- you know, some day i'm going to the cemetery. i hope it's not next week. i hope it's not next year. but at some point i'm going to the cemetery. so to say i'm going to the cemetery is technically correct. >> right. >> i just want to make sure the information i give to the people in my state is accurate. and if you can make sure, if you see something that you look at and you go, look, this really seems sideways, that it be communicated right away so that the people of this country actually know what's going on n and our allies know what's going on. have you seen any sanctions against north korea that have worked

carl vincent could be sunk with a single strike. the vincent now headed to the korean peninsula.re meeting, pressuring them to act. >> people put blind folds on for decade and now it's time to solve the problem. >> reporter: mr. trump spoke by phone with china's president and the two reaffirmed the north korea's threat and accepted president xi's invitation to china. >>> new details on the teacher accused of kidnapping a student and taking her across the country. he stayed silent as the judge ordered him to be tried to kidnapping in his home state of tennessee. he had planned to take the 15-year-old to mexico and he even took a boat in san diego for a test run. they caught the pair last week. they were involved in a sexual relationship. comens faces 10 years to life in prison if convicted. >>> thousands are expected to skip work to take part in annual mayday demonstrations. they gathered to call for a strike. it will begin at 11:00 a.m. with a rally. last year some workers were disciplined or fired for taking part in mayday marches. >> we've taken every mesher to make sure employ

it sales up and down the pacific routinely, so i would not read anything into the carl vincent's current locations. >> the only thing i can say among other issues, we have discussed the situation on the korean peninsula, as far as i understand given all the new answers, we still have a common determination to resolve this issue through peaceful means of the korean peninsula through diplomatic talks. undertaken by the participants of what used to be called the six party talks. we also have ideas of our own just as our chinese counterparts do. we believe that we've got to rally around the cause of finding peaceful solution to this issue and the last question. thank you. >> thank you very much. mr. secretary, before these meetings, you said you believed russia was either incompetent or complicit in these chemical weapons attacks after your extensive meeting with vladimir putin and do you know which one that is and what concrete thing that is? and minister, if i could indulge you to answer in english if you would, sir, president trump has called bashar al-assad an animal. this is the leader

says carl vincent is starting joint drills at two japanese ships in the western pacific. newspaper says that they're ready to sink the boat with a single strike. >>> the search is on for a 5- year-old boy missing since last tuesday in southern california. the boy's father is now under arrest. but greg mills reports police appear to be short on solid leads. >> there's got to be somebody out there that knows the where abouts of airmas if you know anything please contact us. >> reporter: armas andres jr. is still missing. last seen skypeing with his mom. his dad is in jail facing child abduction and child endangerment charges. due to manpower limitations, the sheriff's department has been asked for their help. amas sr. was found unresponsive next to his car in south morning. early yesterday he and his wife are divorcing and share custody of armas jr. when he failed to drop off amas jr. with his mom she called police. the search wrapped up at 3:00 this morning. >> we did recover some property from there that we're examining to see how it gets into the investigation. >> as for

carl vincent sending a message to north korea leader with continued missile testing there. benjamin hall is live in turkey. we're in south korea and we begin with kevin corke from the white house in washington >> while the white house and trump administration tries to find policy footing moving forward on syria this morning he is thanking the u.s. navy for conducting that strike on the regime in syria. he is retweeting something the navy put out. interesting picture want to share for the folks at home who may not have a chance to make their way to twitter. he is saying thank you, u.s. navy, #usa. cool picture. the president also calling personally to thank the commanding officers, russell called well and andrea sloth and crews and their professionalism to make sure the missile strike would be carried out without issue. great smiles to hear from the president. the u.n. ambassador nikki haley is making it clear there is no chance at peace in syria as long as bashar al-assad is in power. >> you'll see pressure on the political solution. that's what's going to happen. in no way

vincent sales up and down the pacific routinely, so i would not read anything currently into the carl vincent's current locations. >> the only thing i can say is that among other issues, we have discussed the situation on the korean peninsula. as far as i understand, given all the answers, we still have a common determination to resolve this issue through peaceful means through diplomatic talks. there are certain efforts undertaken by the participants of what used to be called the six-party talks. we also have ideas of our own just as our chinese counterparts do. we believe we've got to rally around the cause of finding peaceful solution to this issue. and the last question? >> thank you very much. mr. secretary, before these meeting, you said you believed russia was either incompetent or complicit in these chemical weapons attacks. after your extensive meeting with lavrov and putin, do you know which ones was and what could be built to eliminate that lack of us if i could, siresident trump has called bashar assad an animal. this is the group your government continues to back. can you tell us h

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carl vincent and two destroyers and a cruiser. south korea's navy is also taking part. today ban ki-moon said the trump administration is taking the right approach. >> i appreciate very much such a strong position and principle taken by president trump, but it is important that the whole international community, particularly members of the council, should unite. >> he said north korea was defiant anorm breaker, and it's the only country in the world that developed and tested weapons in the 21st century. >>> the claims of sexual harassment at va clinics in the bay area. it's expanding. >> i would see him around more and more. >> reporter: it's a story we have been hearing all too often. >> wow, you look pretty today to wow, you have a beautiful eyes. >> reporter: female employees harassed by male supervisors at the veterans affairs department. >> talking about my breast size and if i have panties on under my skirt. >> reporter: this is the third employee to come forward with a boss who harassed her and ended up assaulting her. >> i was cornered in his office to where he

navy says the aircraft carrier carl vincent is now heading to waters off the korean peninsula.usly been scheduled for a port of call in australia. the vincent strike group had taken part in annual military exercises last month with the south korean military. these new orders coming after recent provocations by north korea which has launched several missiles into the sea of japan this year. >>> police in norway have arrested one man after discovering a bomb-like device in the capital of oslo. a large section of the street was cordon off. norway has been on a high state of alert since thursday's truck attack in sweden that killed four people and injured 15. victims of that deadly attack were honored today, swedes laying flowers and candles at the scene. i'm robert gray, now back to watters' world. jesse: syrian president asaws attacking again the same -- assad attacking again the same town he gassed and russia already making moves since president trump blew the airfield to pieces. vladimir putin livid at the military strike, but will it actually make russia reconsider helping tha

but we also know that there is a "uss carl vincent" strike group. 60 planes, submarines, equipment, nuclear weapons and 97-ton aircraft carrier all designed to send a message of deterren deterrence. but the atmosphere out here at the north koreans would put it is a single-hearted determination to fight. to fight against the united states because their country has told them all of their lives that they are under the imminent threat of invasion. you have a lot of these seville y ians out here, a lot of the men in the crowd here who have a military background who told us repeatedly, if there was a war with the united states, they would quit their jobs, put their uniforms back on and fight. this is what north korea is aing, they are underestimated by the world and put on this display to try to prove to the world that they're here to stay and move forward on the road of their choosing, even if that path is a road to nuclearization that even if many, including the united states, is a dangerous and destructive path. >> will ripply, thank you. >>> at this time of rising tensions with north korea, t

you have the uss carl vincent which is off the coast somewhere at this point, we know that attack -- that air tack carrier strike group. we understand that these military assets have been beefed up, so he's really specifying that there is a lot more of a u.s. military presence here, right now, than they usually is. >> paula, let's just listen, again, to what the vice president mike pence had to say about strategic patience being a thing of the past. let's listen in. >> for more than two decades the united states and our allies have worked peacefully to dismantle the nuclear program and alleviate the suffering of their people. but every step of the way, north korea answered our overtures with willful deception, broken promises and nuclear and missile tests. over the past 18 months north korea has conducted two unlawful nuclear test in an unprecedented number of ballistic test. conducting a failed missile launch as i traveled here for this visit. the era of strategic patience is over. >> very clear message there, paula, a message, perhaps not only for north korea, but also for china. >

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carl vincent as the u.s. increases its presence in the region and now there is concern that north korea plans a new test perhaps coinciding with the country's founder. >> north korea is a problem. i problem that will be taken care of. i will say this. i think china has been working really hard. >> china has taken a few steps including cutting off purchases of coal from north korea but says they will only work with the u.s. if a peaceful resolution will pertain. >>> the trump administration has released what it calls fixes for the affordable care act. the changes include a shorter enrollment window and confederates on special enrollment periods that jurors say people sign up only when they need costly they also want to guarantee that the government will keep paying billions to help consumerers with high deductibles. president trump has said he's still committed to repealing the health care law but says he will try to keep the existing system going in the meantime. >>> over fears that a scheduled rally may actu