ai> north korea intercontinental ballistic missile capable of reaching at least part of the united states. the mitchell only traveled 600 miles because it was launched at an extremely high angle, but it flew for 37 minutes, long enough to be missile. had it been launched on a standard trajectory, it would have carried over 4,000 miles, far enough to reach alaska. in january when north korean dictator kim jong un boasted his country was nearing the ability to launch an icbm, then-president-elect trump tweeted, "it won't happen." but it has, and it's apparently caught u.s. intelligence by surprise. the u.s. pacific command initially said it was an intermediate-range missile, but that assessment was later revised, and u.s. officials now say all indications are it was an intercontinental ballistic missile. one test does not mean north korea suddenly has a reliable nuclear weapon capable of reaching u.s. soil. david wright of the union of concerned scientists estimates north korea is still a couple years away from that, but added there is no denying the significance of this test. >> i would say a bigger threat than anyth

i> president had with the f.b.i. about the investigation, were something other than obstruction of justice. i mean, what can be the-- i mean, he's saying he wasan investigation. >> stephen: what about the argument that the president cannot obstruct justice, that normal laws do not apply to him, only political action can be taken against him. in other words, he can't go on trial for obstruction of justice but he could be put on impeachment trial by the house and the senate. but, do you think there is any chance that could happen if the democrats could not get back the house and the senate? >> i try not to look at it in partisan terms. because i can't-- if it's proven that the department of justice inspector general or the f.b.i. determines the f.b.i. director was fired and other actions were taken to impede that investigation t and his campaign because he wanted that investigation to be knocked off course, it is hard for me to believe that republicans would not rise a

i> as in an average season of "the apprentice." here's chip reid. >> i love the president. i love the team. i'm a super optimistic guy. >> reporter: that was anthony scaramucci ten days ago, his first day on the job as white e five days later his tone had changed dramatically. in a profanity-laced interview with "the new yorker," he attacked then-chief of staff reince priebus, using a vulgar word to call him a paranoid schizophrenic. those comments have now come back to haunt him. press secretary sarah huckabee sanders. >> look, the president certainly felt that anthony's comments were inappropriate for a person in that position. >> reporter: today scaramucci was fired by the president at the urging of new chief of staff john kelly, a four-star marine corps general who was brought in to instill discipline to a white house suffering from months of chaos and internal warfare. on twitter this morning the president insisted there was "no white house chaos," but scaramucci becomes the seventh senior white house official to be ousted. >> our president, our commander-in-chief, donald trump. >> reporter: kelly, who served

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i> correspondent major garrett. >> but i am disappointed in the attorney general. he should not have recused himself almost immediately after he took office, and if he was going to recuse himself, he should have told me prior to taking office, and i would have quite simply picked somebody else. >> reporter: president trump denied attorney general jeff sessions is twisting in the wind, but after days of steady criticism the president declined to offer a vote of confidence or say definitively he would not fire sessions. >> we will see what happens. time will tell. time will tell. >> reporter: if sessions is wondering how to win back oval office favor, the president laid down this marker: >> i want the attorney general to be much tougher on the leaks from intelligence agencies. >> reporter: on twitter this morning, mr. trump branded session as weak for failing to investigate hillary clinton. though shortly after the election, mr. trump himself told "60 minutes" it was unlikely he would support prosecuting the clintons. >> i don't want to hurt them. >> i am pleased to endorse donald trump. >> reporter: sessions was the first

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i> something like that away. >> whitaker: in his defense, pierre le guennec presented this signed gift as evidence his relationship with the picassos wasan just doing odd jobs. the picasso family says an autographed pamphlet is exactly have received from pablo picasso. >> neuer: it's a little brochure dedicated and signed by picasso. and when he came, he gave this little brochure as a "see, picasso knew me." ( laughs ) and his excuse to have all these works, which were obviously stolen, was that he had this little brochure. >> whitaker: when danielle le guennec took the stand, she insisted she had a close friendship with jacqueline picasso, claiming madame picasso considered the le guennec home a refuge from the pressures of being the wife and widow of the 20th century's best known artist. >> danielle le guennec ( translated ): jacqueline was a wonderful person who taught me a lot. because she spoke so much about her husband, i got to know him. my friendship with jacqueline lasted until the very end, 14 years of loyalty. i accompanied her to her final resting place. >> whitaker: jacqueline, jacque

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i wish it hadn't happened. i wish i hadn't gotten caught. wish it hadn't come out. i regret. it's very, very different than saying, "i was wrong." itreated you, i maltreated you, i was selfish, i was -- whatever it is. and i'm sorry. will you please forgive mooe. and we live in a world now where people -- let me get off my soapbox here. we live in a world where people think saying i'm sorry diminishes them. >> 100% important. >> your father, he understood this. >> yeah. he was -- he was an animal at it. he was amazing. and the thing that i've noticed -- i don't know if you noticed this in yourself, and i think do owe that gift to my father, is there are times when i do apologize, and there's this little thing in the back of you that wants to say "but, because." i want to qualify, to explain. you're hijacking the other person's -- you know, you're disallowing the ability to, you know, accept it -- >> you're justifying your behavior. that's not a true apology. if you have to justify why you did what you did, you're not sorry did it. >> the word regret. i haven't thought of it before. sorrow is not implicit in the word. it basically

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i was so scared. i have never been so scared in my life. i did know what to do. i was shaking. i decided i was going to chase him to the parking lot, probably not the best move, but when i found him as he is getting into is, i tapped on the shoulder and heturned around and when you recognize me, he took a step back in fear. and i knew i had to do something, so all i could think to say was, i'm sorry. and he stuck out his hand and i shook it, and we embraced. it's pretty plausible we cried. i'm not quite sure, it was a long time ago but i'm pretty certain we did. and we talked and he made me promise one thing. he made me promise that i would tell my story to other people, not because of being an ex- nazi and suddenly doing better, but because you recognize that what i gone through compassing the same struggle that i had wasn't something that was unique to me pick something that every young vulnerable marginalized person goes through. and that the lessons that i learned that also the lessons that other people could learn. and maybe he had some intuition about why young people may j

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