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florida. thank you. now back to north korea. may remember that in june north korea launched two similar ballistic missile tests both crashing into the sea of japan and then september the country is believed to have conducted the fifth nuclear device test sparking international condemnation including then president obama. joining me now is jordan chang, author of "nuclear showdown: north korea takes on the world." thank you. you praised donald trump's meeting with president abe. given that phrase, what do you think? >> this is important because people really didn't know whether trump would actually stand behind japan and south korea. during the campaign, candidate trump in march said that maybe japan and south korea should develop their own nuclear weapons and do it divorce from the u.s. so standing behind abe and his phone call a week ago with the south korean acting president, that was a very good thing. the united states is going to need friends. normally when an american president says we're going to work with our allies, tha

korea launched a missile. >> as president trump was playing host this weekend at his estate in florida to the prime minister korea fired a ballistic his will test that they believe fell into the sea of japan. >> the united states of america stands behind japan its ally 100%. thank you. >> president trump is regrouping after two stinging court losses put a stop at least temporarily to his travel ban from seven predominantly muslim nations. on air force one he hinted he's considering a new policy. >> meanwhile surprise and shock as u.s. immigration and custom's enforcement arrest illegals in raids across the country texas to atlanta, 161 deportations in los angeles alone. most had criminal records. no apologies from the new homeland security john kelly. >> i.c.e. is executing the law, which is what our job is. >> and around the country -- >> republican officials facing angry feedback over their drive to repeal obama care. >> undoing obama care at the dop of the g.o.p. agenda proving easier said than done. >>> a war hero famous for saving most of his men in the battle between the u.s. and north vietnamese armie

korea continues to expand on its nuclear weapons and missile programs. within the last few minutes, mr. trump and visiting japanese prime minister shinzo abe talked from the president's estate in florida, calling the launch intolerable. >> north korea must fully comply with the u.n. security council resolutions. >> the united states of america ally 100%. >> south korea's acting president says his country will punish north korea for the missile launch. >>> new at 11:00, authorities say a man is fighting for his life after a crash. police tell us the drivers in two other cars may have been speed racing at the time. the vehicles wrecked on connecticut avenue. this is in kensington, maryland, and forced road closures in that area. news 4's darcy spencer talked to somebody who was in a similar crash, darcy? >> reporter: erica, montgomery county's action team is still on scene here, what you're looking at is the crash here. the police are taking measurements and taking pictures and collecting evidence. from what we understand, the driver who was not in the race and who was crashed into remains in critical condition. montgomery this crash scene may be the result of a race between two drivers

monitoring north korea after they fired a ballistic missile for the first time since donald trump became president. trump and shinzo abe held a news conference in the president's private club in florida. he calls north korea's actions absolutely intolerant. he said he stands behind japan 100%. kim jong un has announced there would be a missile test in his message in the new year. an official say it is was an intermediate missile capable of flying up to 3400 miles. >> a funding fight for planned parenthood in the bay area brought out both sides of the abortion debate. lonnie rivera has the story where we saw dueling rallies. >> pro baby, pro baby. anti-death. >> reporter: two sides in a decades-old debate voiced their opinions about planned parenthood. >> what we really want is the abortion part of planned parenthood to be defunded and so that taxpayer money isn't going to pay for something that a lot of us taxpayers don't believe in. >> reporter: steven vivienne is gathering signatures on this petition to push to defund planned parenthood. >> they don't have anyone defending them. all of us have rights to life. >> reporter: across the street, a counter protest with abortion rights ac

florida. and late today, north korea claimed that missile test was successful. the pentagon said it was a medium or intermediate range ballistic missile and did not pose any threat to north america. it's all being followed closely though by south korea, and our kier simmons is in seoul tonight. kier? >> reporter: kate, good evening. here in south korea many people believe that this was a test not just of the north korean missile but a test aimed at the president of the united states. the south korean government saying that it believes this was a direct and deliberate challenge to the new administration. around the capital of south korea here, seoul, there are bomb shelters, but what many u.s. officials fear is that north korea has vowed to develop a long range nuclear-capable missile that would be able to reach the mainland of the united states. kate? >> kier simmons in south korea. as the fallout continues from russia's meddling in the u.s. presidential election, it turns out that this country's election is not the only one russia has tried to influence. moscow

florida. the two leaders made brief statements last night. here they are. >> translator: north korea's most recent missile launch is absolutely -- they must comply with the u.n. >> i want everyone to know that the united states of america stands behind japan, its great ally 100%. thank you. >> cnn's athena jones is following the president trump in west palm beach, florida. she has more on the white house reaction. >> reporter: that's right. we did hear brief statements from japanese prime minister shinzo abe and an even briefer statement from president trump here tonight at mar-a-lago, the president's estate. abe saying that north korea's most recent launch is intolerable saying that north korea mist comply with the u.n.'s security resolutions. that's an ek do from a line put out in a joint statement by the u.s. and japan after the two leaders, prime minister abe and president trump had their first official meeting at the white house that they inched north korea not to take any pra v provocative actions. you heard the prime minister echoing the call tonight. he said during the summit w

flynn was with the president dining with the japanese prime minister in palm beach, florida, this weekend, when north korea test fired a ballistic missile. guests at mr. trump's golf resort thought they witnessed the national security team deliberating in a public dining e om. the white house says not so. here's jeff pegues. >> reporter: shortly after the missile launch, photographs posted on social media show mr. trump's national security adviser michael flynn and chief strategist steve bannon gathered around the president in a public dining room. it's not known what they were discussing, but the president and the japanese prime minister read information by camera lights and made phone calls, all while the first lady and others looked on. mar-a-lago club member richard deagazio posted some of the photos on facebook write, "holy moley" and, "wow, center of the action." adam schiff, the top democrat on the house intelligence committee said that if the president was discussing sensitive information it posed a security risk. >> they should have gone to a secure space, been able to talk freely about it, been a

korea than went on to japan. now we have in the middle of the party currently under way in florida with the japanese prime ministert of head room 5till north korea. there is a little bit of head room still with other measures perhaps squeezing the financial system so far as that benefit north korea but that does not look as though that is going to deliver what is required here. what are north korea's ba5ic motive5 here? survival. what they have done rather well is to survive. i would not say it has pro5pered although the economy 5eem5 not say it has pro5pered although the economy seems to be in better shape than it has been. it has lost principal allie5, it has had femen, it has had secession problems. but once a continued to survive. it wa nts once a continued to survive. it wants re5pect once a continued to survive. it wants respect and living space in the international arena and it believe5 pursuit of new track —— nuclear capacity is away to achieve believe5 pursuit of new track —— nuclea has at? geehhve believe5 pursuit of new track —— nuclea has 3:3 various fie achieve believe5 pursuit of new track —— nuclea h

following reports that north korea fired a ballistic missile in what would be it's first such test of the year. in a ballroom at president trump's south florida estate, abe read a brief statement calling on north korea to comply fully with relevant u.n. security council resolutions. he said president trump has assured him of u.s. support. immigration raids are taking place across the country as president trump considers signing a new executive order on immigration. the order would specifically be focused on extreme vetting. kim hutcherson has the details. reporting. and in the nation's capitol... hundreds of demonstrators gathered outside the gathered demonstrators hundreds of capitol... nation's and in the reporting. reporting. melissa mccarthy returns to saturday night live, with her explosive impression of president trump's press secretary sean spicer. take a look... neither president trump nor sean spicer have responded to the skit this morning. still ahead. an emotional return to o-k-c for kevin durant... we'll show you how things got heated between k-d and russell westbrook. live look outside... thats what kevin durant heard all night..

korea believes it was a row dong missile. mr. abe and mr. trump were briefed on the situation at the president's home in florida. afterward, they issued a joint statement. let's listen. >> translator: north korea's most recent missile launch is absolutely intolerable. north korea must fully comply with the relevant u.n. security council resolutions. >> i just want everybody to understand and fully know that the united states of america stands behind japan, its great ally, 100%. thank you. snifr addition, u.s. national security advisor michael flynn has spoken with his counterpart in sk. they agreed to seek all options to deter north korea from any further provocations. let's get context on this big news and bring in scott lucas, professor of international politics at the university of birmingham live via skype this hour from england. it's good to have you with us. the fact that this was likely timed out to coincide with the japanese prime minister's visit, your thoughts on that. >> well, i think it's not only about the japanese prime minister's visit but it's also about the trip by the defense secretary, james ma

korea appeared to be testing donald trump for the first time since he took office. while the president was hosting japan's prime minister at his private club in florida, north korea launchedallistic missile. it flew about 300 miles before falling into the sea of japan. at a late night joint press conference the prime minister of japan called that missile launch absolutely intolerable and donald trump added this. >> i just want everybody to understand and fully know that the united states of america stands behind japan, its great ally, 100%. thank you. >> according to reuters north korea said the launch was a, quote, show of force. it comes less than two days that trump said defending against missile threats against north korea is, quote, a very high priority. >>> up next, immigration and customs enforcement says there is no crackdown. donald trump says, yes, there is. stay with us. this is the silverado special edition. this is one gorgeous truck. oh, did i say there's only one special edition? because, actually there's 5. aaaahh!! ooohh!! uh! holy mackerel. wow. nice. strength and style. which one's your favorite? come home with me! it's truck month! find your tag for an

korea and then went to japan. now we have in the middle of the party that is currently underway in florida with the japanese prime this move by north korea. sanctions have achieved zero, as your report suggested. there is some headroom for other measures, perhaps squeezing the financial system, the dollar system, in as far as that benefits north korea, but it doesn't look as if that is going to deliver what's required here. what are north korea's basic motives here, do you think? survival. if there is one thing the north korean state has done rather well, it survived. you couldn't say it has prospered although the economy seems to be in better shape, as far as we can tell, than it has beenin as far as we can tell, than it has been in several years. its survival is remarkable. it goes back to the 19405, it is remarkable. it goes back to the 1940s, it has lost principal allies, had famine and had succession problems and various other issues. it wants to continue to survive. it wa nts it wants to continue to survive. it wants respect, it wants a living space in the international arena and it believes that pursuit of

korea's the latest rattling. we begin with with kristin fisher. she is in palm beach florida as the president wraps up a busy weekend. >> president trump is on his way back to washington. he left mar-a-lago about an hour ago after a weekend weekend of golf and great conversation, that's how the white house is characterizing it with japan's a prime minister. next week president trump is set to meet with tumor world leaders, the prime minister of canada and the prime minister of australia. now back to d.c. he is facing several key questions as he enters his fourth week in office. what is he going to do about more north korea? while he respond to that missile launch? what about the national security adviser, michael flynn who is seen boarding air force one quest mark will he be suspended for possibly discussing sanctions with russian investor? what is he going to do about the immigration order? on friday, the president that he he is considering signing an entirely new executive order on immigration to counter what happened with a controversial first order that struck down in cou

korea. earlyistic missile fired this morning in the first such and beinghe year viewed as an implicit challenge to president trump. the president is wrapping up his meeting with japanese prime minister abe in florida. no immediate confirmation from north korea, which recently warned it is ready to test its first intercontinental ballistic missile. u.s. strategic command saying it detected the missile test. no immediate confirmation from northnorth korea media often slo ,nnounce such launches., if they announced the middle. most north koreans went along their day with no inkling of the news. this report coming as the president meets with the japanese minister. we would take a short break. when we come back, we turn our attention to how congress may things that. jill lawrence is out with a new book "the art of the political appeal." later, we talk about this weeding process for the refugees entering the u.s. with karen jacobson. first c-span's "newsmakers" program. rand paul voted for jeff sessions to be attorney general. he explains why he supports him despite some initial concerns about his nomination. here is a preview. [video clip] >> i think there still will have to be a lot of standing up and

korea. the first since president trump took office. we'll get his reaction from florida where he is hosting the leader of japan this weekend. >> a day of protests this weekend. we'll show you the common straxs around the country as people came together for several hot button issues. >>. >> welcome back to nbc 10 news today. it is 6:30 on this sunday. let's talk about the wlo that is coming in, crystal fill us in. >> we're looking at most of us seeing potential for rain. most of us could see icing throughout the hours. 34 right now in allen town. mount pocono is already reporting precipitation. as you go to the south, most of us are only talking rain. mi millville, you're at 44. it is about the same from allen town that we have been seeing that threat potential for icy spots. the current wind is light and breezy. when you have wind coming from the east, you really just don't allow the temperatures to climb at all. while they're not terribly strong, winds from the east mean a cooler day today. the first round of wintery mix moved out. now we're seeing rain picking up in th

florida. >> all happening while news of north korea's missile test unfolded.ere's jon karl. >> reporter: the north korean missile test happened when the president was dining with the japanese prime minister at mar-a-lago on saturday night. national security aides rushing in with the news as tourists snapped pictures. one mar-a-lago member putting it all on facebook. the president receiving the news about the missile incident and this -- holy moley, it was fascinating to watch the flurry of activity at dinner when the news came that north korea had launched a missile in the direction of japan. wow, he wrote. the center of the action. the club member even posed with the military aide he claimed carries the so-called nuclear football writing, quote, this is rick, he carries the football. the nuclear football, a briefcase, the contents of which are said to be used by the president of the united states to authorize a nuclear attack. rick is the man. the scene prompted this from house democratic leader pelosi. there's no excuse for letting an international crisis pl

one involving works on a massive security issue, the north korea missile test and some diners in a club in florida>> reporter: shortly after the missile launch, photographs posted on social media so michael flynn and chief strategic steve bannon gathered around the president in a public dining room. it's not known what they were discussing, but the president and japanese prime minister read information by candlelight and made phone calls all while the first lady and others looked on. mar-a-lago club member richard posted posts on facebook. . and if the president discussed sensitive information it posed a security risk. >> they should have gone to a secure space. been able to talk briefly about it, been able to strategize. none of that happened here. >> reporter: the president often in ail white house situation room or if they are traveling in a mobile secure communications facility. president obama, for example, was photographed taking secure phone calls in a tent in brazil in 2011. and just last year, inside a trailer in havana. the white house denies that there was a security risk. in its statem

. >>> president trump and japan's prime minister meeting in florida this weekend and offer a joint response to north korea'satest missile test. >> the sixers answer concerns and questions about his knee after he was seen dancing at a concert on friday night. >> good morning, this is nbc 10, thank you for being with us. it is 6:00 on this sunday. we're wrapping up the weekend with some wet weather. we have the most accurate forecast in the region. >> we will see the

korea. abc news reporter david wright is with the president in flor a florida. >> sending a message shoulder to shoulder. they made an unscheduled statement from mar al-a-lagmar-. warning north korea right as trump and abe sat down to dinner. >> the united states of america stands behind japan, its great ally, 100%. >> reporter: the two leaders clearly saw the north korean launch as a provocation. >> the way they shot it was not terribly provocative, but the fact it happened as president trump and prime minister abe were sitting down to cocktails tells us that kim jong-un wanted to remind the world he was still there and still relevant. >> reporter: also dealing at home, demonstrators protested federal raids. u.s. authorities rounding up undocumented immigrants around the country and deporting them. >> the executive order gives i.c.e. officers the power to prevent crimes before it happens. >> reporter: the president defended the crack down, inns cysting that it was a campaign promise, but critics point to a mother of two, both children u.s. citizens. she's neither a violent criminal nor a th

florida yesterday. last night it was announced north korea had conducted a launch test, that prompting this statement tohe news media from the two leaders. [prime minister abe speaking japanese] korea's latest missile absolutely deplorable. north korea must fully comply with the

japanese prime minister shinzo abe speaking live from florida, his comments coming on the heels of reports north koreasea. let's go listen in. [speaking japanese] >> translator: north korea must fully comply with the relevant u.n. security council resolution. seez -- [speaking japanese] >> translator: during the summit meeting that i had with president trump, he assured me that the united states will always with japan 100%. and to demonstrate his determination as well as commitment, he is now here with me at this joint press conference. [speaking japanese] >> translator: president trump and i myself completely share the view that we are going to promote further cooperation between the two nations, and also we are going to further reinforce our alliance. [speaking japanese] >> translator: that is for myself. >> thank you very much, mr. prime minister. i just want everybody to understand and fully know that the united states of america stands behind japan. it's a great ally, 100%. thank you. [speaking japanese] [inaudible conversations] >> all right. well, the president and prime minister abe speaking t

president trump and japanese prime minister shinzo abe at his mar-a-lago resort in florida as they handled the news about north korea's missile launch on saturday and draw agfresh fire on social media. democrats have criticize this had as an open aired situation room. house minority leader nancy pelosi tweeted "there's no excuse for let aginternational crisis play out in front of a bunch of country club members like dinner theater." >>> the department of homeland security says federal immigration officials arrested more than 600 people across at least 11 states last week alone. however, homeland security secretary john kelley called the effort routine under the obama administration, more than 400,000 immigrants living in the u.s. illegally were deported in 2012 alone. in 2015, more than 2,000 were arrested in one week. >>> and now to the crisis in a major dam that could let loose a flood of epic proportions on to nearby towns with new storms on the way, helicopters are dropping sacks of rocks into a hole in the dam's emergency spillway. they're also moving rocks to patch other spots and reinforce that spillway. >> the

korea after their missile test. they launch an intermediate missile. last night in florida, japan's prime minister who is visiting president trump offered a joint response. >> the missile launch is intolerable. >> president trump said that the u.s. stands behind japan 100%. >> concerns over north korea will be one of the top issues on "meet the press" this morning. you can watch "meet the press kwgpress" in about 20 minutes here on nbc 10. >>> a series of demonstrations across the country and here at home. supporters say the affordable care account gathered outside of congressman pat meehan's office calling for a repeal of the law. they also asked for a face to face meeting saying they be back every weekend until they get one. he speaks to them over the phone and over e-mail. >> in northeast philadelphia, congress was urged to defund planned parenthood. >>> pointing a finger at a sickesick sixers star. what was embiid thinking? >>> and the transit agency is continuing to repair cracks on the fleet. we'll have a update. that has more ski mountains to choose from than any oth

korea after the country's latest test missile launch. last night president trump hosted japan's prime minister and his wife at his south florida estate. e minister is condemning north korea's launch. calling on the north to fully comply with un resolutions. president trump delivered a short and simple message. >> i just want everybody to understand and fully know that the united states of america stands behind japan, its great ally, 100%. >> earlier in the day the leaders played at two of mr. trump's golf courses in florida. abe is in the u.s. for an official visit. south korea's foreign ministry is also condemning the test launch, saying it poses a serious threat. >>> u.s. intelligence sources have reportedly gathered information that suggests russia is considering turning edward snowden over to president donald trump as a gift. the former nsa contractor gave journalists a collection of classified documents about surveillance programs run by the united states and its allies. he's been living in exile in moscow since 2013. president trump has described snowden has a traitor and suggests in 2013 that he'd be executed. edward snowden rea

the north korea man arreste countdown in florida. the launch of the spacex roc ho.ive at the kennedy space center. kerry, good morning. >> reporter: good morning. the countdown is under way, sheinelle. t-minus 1:54.38. the engineers had been concerned that the liftoff was an issue with the helium leak. they have plugged that up. based on the weather, there is a 70% chance of liftoff. the falcon 9 rocket poised for take off from pad 39 a. where the >> reporter: a private company spacex is now using this pad adds a nostalgic weight of getting it right. >> how do you feel? >> very high anxiety. worse for this particular one. falcon 9 off pad 39a. historical mission. it's nerve wracking. >> reporter: gwen shotwell is the president of spacex. >> what does this make you think of? >> i remember being a little girl. my father sitting me in front of the tell e my father sitting me in front of the tell vision screen. back and white. i saw astronauts land on the moon. >> reporter: she and spacex founder elon musk hope to inspire similar feelingsor lands on verybo we would neve

korea launched a ballistic missile into the sea. mr. trump saying that u.s. stands behind japan 100%, this is as president trump was hosting japan's prime minister at his mar-a-lago estate in floridahis weekend. the missile launch would be north korea's first since president trump was elected. joining us is our panel. good to see you. >> good morning. maria: he is with abe, then they lunclaunch on the same day. >> no question they will test him, his relationship with japan is critical. one thing i would say, this is a guy that got elected on domestic issues, in 21 days has done a lot of foreign policy stuff, it has been positive. one-on-one he does well. i would say, stay off the phone, deal with these people head-to-head. maria: julie? >> i think that is partially right, he had a couple of prominent foreign policy missteps over last 3 weeks. whether with mexico and australia. so, from that perspective, i think he has a lot of clean up to do,. abe meeting systems to have been successful. and north korea is going to do with north korea is going to do. he will see now that north korea is not something that we can control. china has to be part of the equation. you can't provoke china

all of us, the city of gainesville, the state of florida, and i are all better for having known perry. mr. speaker, this past weekend north korea said it had successfully completed the launch of a new ballistic missile. the medium-range ballistic missile was test fired on sunday. the actions by the north korean regime are unacceptable and in clear violation of the u.n. security council. it is imperative that the u.s. stand strong with japan, south korea, and all of our allies in the region against the provocative and threatening tions of north korea and their totalitarian regime. a regime that is determined to thumb their nose at the world by advancing their nuclear capabilities, thus threatening their neighbors, the region, and for that matter, the world. the united states and its world partners must continue to persuade north korea to adhere to the u.n. security council resolutions or they choose to invite worldwide sanctions upon them. this is north korea's decision and nobody else. thank you, i yield back. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman yields back. the chair recognizes the gentleman from california, mr. sherman, fo

first of all, you are the one who conducted highly-sensitive north korea discussions in the dining room of your private club in floridanew york times" reported, "trump and his top aides coordinated their response in north korea's missile tests on saturday night in full view of diners at trump's mar-a-lago resort in florida. the scene was so public, people were posting instagram photos of [ light laughter ] also, look at that face. [ light laughter ] he looks like he's posing for a funny office poster. "you don't have to be crazy to work here, but it helps." [ laughter ] [ cheers and applause ] i just hope that's the same face he makes when he's called in to testify in front of congress. [ light laughter ] now, this morning, republican leaders were suspiciously quiet about the crisis within the president's national security apparatus. why weren't they saying anything? gop congressman chris collins offered this explanation on cnn this morning. >> when you have a man of flynn's stature resign, and in his own letter saying that he misled, maybe even lied to other members of the white house, why is everybody so quiet? >> w

a probe of the flynn scandal as well as the president's public discussion of north korea in a restaurant at his florida resort. and now top aide kellyanne conway may face an ethics probe. could more white house jobs be on the line? and un expected death. half brother of north korea dictator dies suddenly overseas, reportedly under mysterious circumstances. was he assassinated? i'm would half blitzer. you're in "the situation room." >> announcer: this is cnn breaking news. >> we're following breaking news. new revelations about fired white house national security advisor michael flynn. a white house official confirms to cnn that the fbi interviewed flynn early on in the administration about his discussion of u.s. sanctions with the russian ambassador to the united states. the white house says president trump asked flynn to resign because his trust in the general had eroded. we now know mr. trump was warned by the justice department late last month about flynn, but waited 18 days to ask for his resignation. key senate republicans are calling for an investigation not only into flynn, but also of the trump

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korea takes on the world. first of all this is very significant development. it comes as the u.s. president is meeting with the japanese prime minister in florida. lk to us about the significance that north korea is carrying out this alleged ballistic missile test, the first in the trump presidency. >> trump tweeted out that north korea would not test a ballistic missile, so this is a direct defiance of the american president. we have to remember trump just lost an important test of will with china's whichpresident. trump is going to be tested by china's only military ally, north korea. also there's another important aspect to this and that is there were fundamental reasons why north korea should not have tested at this point because it undercuts their interests. north korea hast has a vital -- in south korea where a progressive is going to win. by firing a ballistic missile they empower the conservatives in south korea and because of that if a conservative does win, it will be just more difficult for kim jong-un the north korean leader. china doesn't want south korea to deploy a missile defense system. and so if north korea tests a ballistic mis

korea. and this was absolutely no accident that to the missile fell 300 myers miles from japan. >> while he is here. >> while the prime minister is in florida with the president. >> i have a different theory in terms of how thirsty north korea's leadership seems for attention. they are petulance often. somebody else was getting all of the shine. and i think that it also might have been planned that way because what are we talking about today? our mouths are saying north korea. >> this is exactly what he does. and meghan made the point earlier. legitimize and get the attention back. i think that's one of the things that we have not talked about in respect to terms take on foreign policy, think that he sees the united states is the biggest weapon, and i think that when he starts negotiating with this, he will not be from a military point of view. >> you are right. but in north korea, they do not have a problem starting their own citizens. that is so incredibly tragic. i am actually interested to see what rex tillerson will say about this. they wasted so much time only talking about russia, it's felt like in the confirmation hearing. we did no

. >> reporter: as president trump was playing host this week in florida to the prime minister of japan. northnorth korea fired a ballisc missile test that japan believes fell into the sea of japan. >> the united states of america stands behind japan its great ally, 100%. thank you. >> reporter: president trump is regrouping after two stinging court losses put a stop at least temporarily to his travel ban to seven predominantly muslim nations. on air force one, the president is thinking of issuing a new policy. >> we have other options including filing a brand new order on monday. >> reporter: surprise and shock as agents of ice carry out what they are calling an enforcement surge argue undocumented immigrants in raids across the country from texas to atlanta. 161 deportations in los angeles alone. most, those not all, had criminal record. no apologies from homeland secretary john kelly. >> they were picked up, the men and women of ice are expiewght expiewght -- executing the law which is our job. >> reporter: around the country republicans face the angry feedback in their drive to overturn obama care. >

florida. on friday, following talks in washington, the two leaders agreed that the nuclear threat from north korea a high priority. president trump says he is considering new measures to restrict immigration. the president is hosting the japanese prime minister, shinzo abe in florida. but his weekend of golf and dining is also dominated by questions over what comes next from his policy on immigration. if you remember, the original order banned citizens from seven mainly muslim countries from the united states. that for now, has been overturned in the courts. but mr trump told reporters on air force one that a new order could be issued as early as monday. and he hasn't ruled out an appeal to the supreme court either. with more here's our washington correspondent, david willis. president trump spent most of the day in the company of the japanese prime minister, shinzo abe, staying at what has become known as the winter white house, donald trump's florida retreat. they took to the national golf course in the morning. that did not prevent donald trump from tweeting this. in his weekly address to the n

on the situation at president president trump's home in florida and afterward they issued a joint statement. listen. >> translator: north korea'scent missile launch is absolutely intolerable. north korea must fully comply with the relevant u.n. security council resolutions. during the summit meeting that i had with president trump, he assured me that the united states will always with japan 100% and to demonstrate his determination as well as commitment, he is now here with me at this joint press conference. >> thank you very much, mr. prime minister. i just want everybody to understand and fully know that the united states of america stands behind japan, its great ally, 100%. thank you. >> the u.s. president making that statement standing behind japan. i want to explain this map you see. so this missile traveled just over 300 miles or about 500 kilometers, which is represented by the number one line that you see there. north korea does have missiles that can reach as far as the line three that you see. and it is striving for an intercontinental missile that can reach lines four or five. those lines that could threaten the unit