look ing at first alert doppler, it's moving from the southeast to the northwest. we have a storm system to the south doing that. we are seeing plenty of breaks with occasionally moderate showers. notice here across prince george county, northern montgomery we are in a lull. i point out that batch of showers is a little bit heavier from la plat that towards quantico and stafford. that's moving north, northwest at 25 miles per hour. so restin at 6:55 and just after 7:00 in sterling we will likely see those batches of showers. temperatures on the cool side. 49 in haymarket while we are at 56 here in the district. one more cool soggy day and then i hope you -- drastically. i hope that you like summertime. >>> a local healthy man has been stuck in a hospital for more than a month. peggy fox takes us inside alex scott's hospital room where his family feeds him and fighting to get him out of there. >> thank you, sweetheart. >> al ex scott greeted me with a big smile delighted to interact with anyone. >> do you see herself in the picture? do you see? wave. >> hi. >> al ex

. >>> the philadelphia fire department is respond ing ing t federal report about the death of firefighter joyce craig more than two years ago. the fire commissioner says his department has a lot of work to do to prevent another tragedy. he says it now sends more people to respond to a fire, has dedicated safety officers and closed stations called brown outs. still on the list, more training. >> the training that we need to do, we need dedicated training staff, we need dollars. >> closing arguments tomorrow at the courthouse. a jury will decide if eric frein is gmt of murder and if he should face the death penalty. the prosecution rested after ten days evidence included e emotional testimony from trooper alex douglas who was wounded in the ambush sniper attack. the defense team didn't present evidence or call any witnesses. if frein is found guilty they will try to convince the jury to spare his life. >>> and jury selection is und underway in a case that got a lot of attention. a man accused of killing his 3-year-old son. prosecutors say david killed him in 2015 because the child got in th

and the president and the people of our country are deeply committed to standing with japan and stand ing with all of our allies in the region in an effort to ensure the peace and security of the region in the long-term. translator: [speaking japanese] vice president pence: we appreciate the challenging times in which the people of japan live, with increasing provocations from across the sea of japan and as the president himself would say if he was here, let me be clear. to you mr. prime minister and all of the people of japan, we are with you 100%. [speaking japanese] vice president pence: as i made clear on behalf of the president in my recent visit to south korea in the area of strategic tensions. while all options are on the table, president trump is withmined to work closely japan, with south korea, with all of our allies in the region and the challenges to achieve a peaceful resolution in the korean peninsula. translator: [speaking japanese] vice president pence: we seek peace always as a country, as does japan. peace comes slowly. we will stand with japan and with our allies to bri

clear skies over the bay as the boaters are hitting the the day g yes --ing day. a lot of the sunlight and very windy out there. things are looking to change for . you k week ahead. and meteorologist rob maeda joining us. >> yes, and usually the speed is going to pick up to 25 miles per hour and the view from bell va sdeen 64, and cool and breezy to san francisco and 61 into san jose as comic-con wraps up, and the folks out there are just having capes and costumes that are blowing around, too. those winds are close to 20 miles per hour in san jose. and a breezing evening in the bay area, and rain-free. and the now to widen out the view, it is an active pattern, and it is, except for the high pressure for the most part is going to take a lot of the heavier rain, and keep it off of the north of the bay area, and still close enough that we will see the shower chances ahead for the next three days. we want to emphasize that the we are talking about a little bit of rain ahead, and gusty winds and cooler temperatures to start the week, and we could see summer-like tempe

and the boys and girls club of petaluma the director of after school program there accused of post-ing a little girl's picture in a child porn chat room. today's nbc bay area's mark matthews is outside of the petaluma h-with the evidence. . police say they found it in his home? >>. >> reporter: they're saying homeland security gave police the tip. it was a picture of a 6-year-old taken at a boys and girls club here in petaluma. benjamin apparently say the police put that on a site police ais used for sharing child pornography. >> this is a picture of benjamin goercky from his facebook page the 22-year-old lives with his mother in this apartment. and police say it was a computer in in apartment that post-ed the snapshot of a 6-year-old girl taken with a cell phone and post-ed on the internet chat room. >> what we think we know about it is it's used to disseminate pornographic images of children as well as a range meeting places or arranged meetings with the victims, most likely to groom them and then ultimately victimize. >> are police commander says there was nothing porn graphing abou

host: when does it cross the evil and ing out injustice to political speech that is inappropriate by leader?s caller: i'm sorry, maybe that is ver my pay grade, that is why i'm asking you and the other callers. host: i appreciate you bringing it up. leader in dillon, south carolina. tom, good morning. caller: hi. ahead, tom. caller: yeah. me personally, i believe church right to speak any anything they want to for sitting ct is, you there all the time, you don't about ople talk separation of state, we're one nation under god, man, everybody should have their right to free speech. i don't think because of tax exemption the churches should be that.eld from host: tom, religious leader, how congregation? how big is your congregation, are calling in on the line for religious leaders. people. about 80 host: how often does politics come up for you? caller: it comes up since i've a child, growing up in lot.ch, it comes up a host: and so give an example from the past couple weeks of it congregation.our calle -- er: host: i think we lost tom. rystal, holt, michigan, good morning. caller: good

. >> and a facebook post this afternoon shows major movement and bulge ing ing in the belly. >> she livednture park in up state new york, and started to first stream since mid-april which may be the problem. giraffes are pregnant for about 15 month, and the zoo keepers are not sure about the due date, but they say she could have her baby tonight. >> and maybe she will have it. >> and then all of the -- all of us, you know, the people who are watching -- >> well, if we read this story in two weeks, which is possible. >> well, they don't name the giraffe. >> and we have showers mainly for the north bay, and wednesday and thursday, and this is the main event for the bay area, and not as strong as the storms last week. >> all right. >> and thank you very much. and nbc nightly news is coming up next. we will see you at 6:00. >>> on this sunday night, palm sunday attacks. a state of emergency declared in egypt after deadly bombings at two churches, more than 40 people killed, many of them children, as isis claims responsibility. >>> rising tensions. the new tough talk about russia and syria as

his show is the number one program on cable news, pull ing more than $100 million a year in ad revenue. more than 350 brands advertised on the show in the first three months of this year. at least 14 companies changed their plans as they wait to see what if any changes fox and o'reilly will make. >>> ahead, a big civil rights win regarding work place discrimination. we want to check with meteorologist bill karins with more on the severe weather ahead. >> let me show you and give you the timing on the severe storms. one wave early today going to bring a hail threat. then along the cold front this is where we could get the super cells forming about 5:00 p.m., north georgia popping up in alabama and heading into georgia and then we'll go through the evening with all of that nasty weather rolling through south carolina, even wind damage possible in areas of virginia, and then a heavy rain threat and flood threat in new england. as we go into thursday. quite the next two days. save as much my sweetheart's gone sayonara. this scarf all that's left to rememb... what. she washed this like a mo

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we have a few quick comments from delaware senator chris coons quoting this situation is heart break ing, a heart breaking reminder of the risk, and of to our police and first responders, they face each day in our communities, and delaware governor john carney also paying his respects to the fallen state police trooper. of course an extremely solemn, somber scene here unfolding in the last half an hour, as this brother in the state police, is taken to the medical examiner office at this hour. live outside christiana hospital, joe holden for cbs-3 "eyewitness news". >> joe, thank you. >>> stay with "eyewitness news" for latest developments in the shooting death of the delaware state trooper. we will bring you updates as they become available on television and our web site at cbs philly.com. >>> we are seeing for first time how david creato junior, camden county father on trial for murder of his three-year old son reacted when he learned that the child had been found dead. prosecutors called the lead detective to the to stand this morning and showed jurors police interrogation video. creat

can you imagine how australians are (bleep)ing themselves. we're coming at you, north korea, fire!hat i? they're coming at us? tell me this person is not high. ♪ and i gladly stand up next to you ♪ ♪ and defend her still today ♪ because there ain't no doubt -- ♪ ( applause ) >> trevor: huh? if donald trump hugged melania that passionately maybe she would live with him! ( audience reacts ) and remember the other day? remember the other day when trump was celebrating easter? that bunny wasn't really there, that's how high he was. we saw it, too! i tell you what sealed the deal for me, people, here's trump in an interview discussing maybe the biggest decision he's made in his presidency, but that is no match for the munchies. >> when you were with the president of china, you're launching these military strikes. >> yes. >> was that planned? how did that come about? >> i was sitting at the table, we had finished dinner, we're now having dessert, and we had the most beautiful piece of chocolate cake you've ever seen. >> trevor: now, why are you talking about cake when you just launched m

. >> ii ing think this is a hail mary pass to bring this legislation back and will be a more radical proposal than the first one. >> reporter: it's a nod to the political pressure republicans face to do something on healthcare and olive branch to the holdouts in the conservative freedom caucus led by congressman mark meadows. >> negotiations are going on at an extremely fast clip. is there a vote ski scheduled? no. should there be a vote scheduled? no. >> i don't want to put an artificial deadline. we're not at that stage. >> reporter: the president at the bui builder's union. >> it was about time we had a builder in the white house. >> reporter: sticking to his construction zone instead. >> hello, ivanka. >> reporter: as his daughter keeps her focus on women in the work force on equal payday. >> my father wants to create 25 million jobs in this country and women need to participate for that to be fully realized. >> reporter: the president will be back on the hill again for more healthcare talks. speaker paul ryan won't be there a sign house speakers may let them work on their own. n

people have been pretty much boo-ing anyone. the exact moment when we found out the provisional results, there was a real outpouring of singing of la marseilles, people think, we are going to win. there is a jubilant atmosphere here. we will have to see what marine le pen herself has to say when she turns up to speak a little later. >> we have got some reaction coming in to her victory, although in second place. many are saying her project will "cause chaos." , whats what we will see she has to offer coming under tight scrutiny. >> indeed. it will be an interesting debate between the two. emmanuel macron is very much the centrist candidate and marine le pen has been honing her far right issues for quite a few years, working on her issues of security, fighting terrorism. those really are the issues they keep mentioning to me time and time again. they want france to close its borders, to stop militants coming in from foreign countries. a lot of people do want to see friendly the european union. marine le pen has promised at least

but half moon bay, only 59 in afternoon and 61 in the inge lside district while santa rosa is 74.we go throughout the morning in oakland, we start out cool. it will be 58 degrees but then with all of that sunshine we make it into the upper 60s, hitting 70 later today and as you look out the window, trying to figure out what to wear today. we'll bring it into the closet, a good tip would be sunglasses and also a t-shirt as temperatures warm up. it will be that kind of day you need sunglasses throughout the afternoon. and it will be breezy so we're looking at wind speeds from lunchtime. it will be coming in from the northwest at about 15 to 20 miles an hour. inland areas will be lighter but as we go into this evening we see the winds picking up, san francisco some sustained winds at 25 miles an hour as we transition from cooler to warmer weather, those winds will be kicking up for today as well as tomorrow throughout the afternoon. so we'll be windy and also the temperatures making it into the upper 60s. in san francisco for tomorrow and the weekend looks very nice, low 70s there an

ings on his t. second lady, she's his closest confidant and ally. >> i just can't imagine her not being in this process by my side. >> i know he had effectively what was a bat phone,a only you could call, that was in the state and in congress? >> this was before blackberrys. >> reporter: but what about the gesture of the fact that you could always communicate? is it in the west wing office? >> we wanted to get a phone line that she could always reach me if votes were late. >> reporter: quoting then congressman pence saying he never eats alone with a woman other than his wife. a source close to pence insists he was trying to say he would not put himself in an awkward position. >> i told herr that some day in the future, i hope to be in public office. and she said i'm ready to go. >> reporter: as second lady, mrs. pence will continue to champion what she did when her husband was governor of indiana, centering on art for children. >> i know who you are and thank you for bringing attention to art therap

nothing we sc ing wing w ing wi. and nothing about the with. wait and see. a waiting game right now. >> oakland public works says engineers were in the neighborhood this week but gave no in skadication when work wil begin on affected homes. keep track of the changing weather with the free nbc bay area app. get forecasts tailored to your area. >> rival superpowers face to face. secretary of state rex tillerson meeting with russian president vladamir putin. the second day of tillerson's trip, coming amid chilly relations. nbc's blaine alexander joins us live from washington, d.c. how president trump is weighing in on the situation. blayne? >> there its one major sticking point between the nations. that is the syrian leader. to russia, he is a friend. but to the u.s., he is a face of a hostile regime. so, it seemed that even after two hours of conversations between leaders of the two nations today, they weren't any closer to being on the same page about this. secretary of state rex tillerson after a two-hour meeting with russian president vladamir putin, delive

>> guest: ing freedom, you're saying. say the problem with internet freedom is that you've got to get the whole room to agree. let me go back. at the moment, we still live in a world which is dominated by nation-states. they are our form of legitimate governance whether we like certain aspects of it or not or whether we like certain initiations of it or not. and internet freedom is not a shared concept. s that is, people give lip service to it, but it's not something which is practiced in the same way in different countries. and i think we need -- once we have a global agreement, a greater global agreement or a greater global con seven is us on -- consensus on access to information, the internet is going to take care of its. in fact, it's really a reflection of non-internet behavior be, and the fact that we have decisions among countries and societies is reflected both in the behavior of people off the internet as well as on the internet. so i am concerned when countries try to shut off internet access or when they try to

we will begin with the break ing news. latest update 95 north bound lanes remain closed, it happened overnight, the northbound lanes of 95 at 413. this is a complex stretch. we have construction. they are building that turnpike ramp from the turnpike to i-95. at this stretch here i-95 goes down to two lanes. it is on that sharp curve right at 413 off ramp, and then to add to matters, there is no, overhead street lamps.

but operations continue if you look at aerial video, they are continue ing ing to secure the just thising extra safe here. >> so what's happening. what's happening with the students? what do parts need to know? >> there's several schools involved. per the website, there's 531 students at this elementary school. they are all being taken to another high school. they are being moved to a separate location. as the video showed earlier, the students were being led hand in hand off the school grounds and to other safe places. they desperately want to get as many students out of there as quickly as possible so parents are now going to this nearby high school to go ahead and bring their students home for the day. >> my goodness, paul, as soon as you get more information, we'll pass it along to so many people who want to know. thank you. >>> more breaking news here. the white house says more action may be coming in soor ya. back after this. at whole foods market, we believe in food that's naturally beautiful, fresh and nutritious. so there are no artificial colors, no artificial flavors, no art

ing “ scene. described how it was a frightening screen. ing —— scene.r arrest, in this attack, just one person underarrest, being in this attack, just one person under arrest, being questioned in this attack, just one person underarrest, being questioned by police now. dan, briefly, how much has security been stepped up in that area since the attack? yes. obviously, it's been on high alert. we are right in the heart of government here. the police have been taking things very seriously since last month. they were still on high alert today. i think that is why they will have moved in so quickly today. it appears that they have stepped in quickly and effectively to stop something that could have been much more serious. the eyewitnesses saw five knives laid out on the street this guy had been carrying. the police investigating what he might have been planning to do with them. investigating what he might have been planning to do with themm shows how effective the services are most of the time, doesn't it. dan, for the moment, thank you very much. there was a

ing there there is nothing easy about this. if the president is saying it was the means under which they died, that could be interpreted as basically telling assad you can kill your people anyway you want, just don't use chemical weapons. so the next major conventional attack, and there will be one, what does the administration say then? that's one of the problems. >> it's the first time we've heard from rex tillerson on sunday tv shows and interview, potentially on national network tv. quickly, is he the right person? i already gave some of the facts about his baground. is he the right person do this with russia? >> i think he is. and i think the fact that he was there in another capacity beforehand actually is a benefit for him. he knows those folks. and he'll be able to say that was then, this is now. and it's a very different now. >> former u.s. ambassador to syria and iraq, ryan croc, that can crocker, thank you. >>> second question, agree or disagree, the strike in syria will be a significant blow to u.s./russian relation

>> guest: ing sure. i think the energy and commerce committee has a long history of bipartisan cooperation. we've put more bipartisan bills out of our committee, i believe, than any other committee in congress. and in the telecommunications subcommittee, certainly, there's widespread agreement with on broadband deployment and on getting more spectrum out into the market. i think those are two areas where democrats and republicans certainly can work together. >> host: as the new ranking member or the top democrat on the subcommittee, what do you bring to the table? >> guest: ing well, think my perspective is i came to congress not to represent companies, but consumers. and and so keeping that in mind, i've always been a strong advocate for competition and innovation. when companies compete with one another, one of the ways they compete for that business they innovate. and in areas of the country where you see competition, consumers enjoy lower prices and these latest innovations, the latest state of the a

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turn ing to analysis now, if you will of what happening first, in russia. a low point for relations between the two countries, some they lower than any point, i can't believe, that a lower point than cold war? >> well, it is not lower than any point during the cold war. i think. cuban missile crisis, come on. this is not about the missile strike in syria, this is about the russian government try ing to assess the trudge trump administration, they realize all in a gain from obama administration and kerry and clinton, and president obama, they realize that is gone. they now have a president who is decisive and stands behind his words and assert of stat a secretary of state who is serious who means what he says, the russians may have to get used to this. lou: they may be sending out invitations asking for john kerry to return the post. is there an opening here to out the put distance between assad regime and russia and for u.s. and the west to move closer to russia? >> it will be difficult, to negotiate an agreement, but to negotiate with the russians, russian

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ing one of those drugs, he wanted to line up the executions because the midazolam was due to inspire. but the drug that was the subject of this restraining order was not the midazolam. it was another drug that the drug company said they didn't consent to it being used in this way. they wanted it back from the state. can you give us any of your understanding in terms of the legal fight over the drugs themselves? >> hopelessness i don't know much more about it than you do. i don't want any of the parties in that action and we're not involved in that, but i think that's right. that's the arguments they've made. i do know we've spent four days in federal court this week putting on a case, showing that midazolam is certainly going to cause a problematic and painful execution and will violate the 8th amendment. >> scott bray determination attorney for bruce ward who was slated for execution on monday. mr. brayden was able to get his client an emergency stay of execution tonight in the arkansas supreme court. mr. brayden, i know this is an incredibly tense time thanks for let's go us know. p

she was try ing ing to get away it police. . she jumped out of the van and ran. police tackled and arrested her. no word tonight on what started that chase. >>> the national weather service is checking to see if two tornadoes touched down in different parts of the south. the man was flipped by strong winds. in georgia another possible tornado uprooted trees and damage d homes in the town of mansfield. there are no reports of injuries. >>> you wouldn't know it was spring in colorado. >> it puts it all in perspective. >> for us, though, it is feeling warmer out there. we like that. >> tammie souza is with us now. warm weather. let's keep thinking warm weather. >> this time of year, i tell you people do you really want to snow blow it away. so let's focus on today. because this is glorious. we made it into the 70s across the area. even cloe to 80 in delaware and out along the enginejersey shor. it's 76 in atlantic city. 72 in philly. mount pocono at 54. just the rest of the area enjoying spring-like temperatures and this fantastic weather. as far as the sky, we have

. >> this video is get ing a of attention. a toddler falling out of a bus. after the break, hea from the r >>> it is the dash cam video making jaws drop. it's difficult to watch. you can see it ob the screen. a little girl falls out of a moving van and the bus driver kept ongoing as people rushed to her aid. hoda girl was injured. >> reporter: it's a scene almost unimaginable. emt dash cam rolling as a church van doors swing open. a 4-year-old girl seen falling out of the back on to a highway. >> it was unbelievable. >> reporter: as the car e slows down, the girl lies motionless. the driver and another motorist rushing to her aid. >> once i picked her up and put her in my arms, it was heartbreaking. she had this horrified look on her face. hi to not think about my family, my children and just focus on her. >> he was at the right place at the right time. and as a licensed emt and vol e volunteer firefighter, the 31-year-old would never normally move a trauma patient, but in this case, he had to make a quick decision for her safety. >> i couldn't risk further

. >> just minutes ing a authorities got confirmation that they located salazar at his friend's house in concord. >> lilian, thanks. >>> sky 7 was turnover bay. check tout skyline and barjds n bay bridge. sandhya patel is tracking weather tonight. >> get ready to bring out all your rain gear and hang onto them for a couple days. live doppler 7 showing a lot of green but none of this is reaching the ground. it's just moisture up in the higher levels of the atmosphere. there is a lot of moisture to deal with. deep moisture plume heading right towards the bay area. that's the first storm that is going to hit us. it's a category 2 moderate strength storm. gusty winds and a chance of thunder. here are some things you need to worry about. possibility of trees falling and power outages. moderate risk of flooding in the north bay. we've had a lot of time to dry out in the south bay. debris flows looking unlikely. hour-by-hour look at when you can expect the worst of this storm and the second storm that is coming, straight ahead. >> continuing coverage on abc7 mornings. alexis smith will have

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you see those soldiers on the other side of the barrier taik ing pictures. those are north korean soldiers taking pictures of the vice president. they are taking a picture. many pictures of the vice president looking at them and looking into north korea. you see the concrete barrier on the ground there. that is the military demarcation line. these blue buildings, this is called conference row. generally when a vip, an official as high ranking as the vice president comes here, general mattis who have come here, they go into the blue buildings and conference row and can and have stepped into north korea. they decided not too that with the vice president for security reasons. he wasn't even going to come out here, but e he wanted to. so he told his detail and the military here this is something he wanted to see. so he did. from there the vice president moved to observation post ov overlooking the rolling hills of north korea where propaganda blares from speakers all day. i was just holding the microphone out so you can hear what we're hearing, which is is music

america's future. [ applause ] now, i want to caution, though,ing everybody here. has been a proposal, i do not know whether that will be followed through, of cutting very severely our foreign aid. i do not believe that that will adversely affect israel, but what i do believe to the extent that it's further and further cut and israel becomes a larger and larger percentage, it will then be a focus and may well raise controversy not that we don't need to support israel, but that we have so little going to other places where we need to maintain security. general mattis has pointed that out. kevin, and i know you've discussed it as well. so we've got to make sure that not only do we meet our obligations which we have agreed to under the obama administration agreed to with the congress of the united states, and the 3.3 and the half a billion for the missiles, i think paul said about iron dome being so spectacular, he's absolutely correct. what a success we had there. what a great investment that was. but we need to make sure, not only does israel's support remain strong

. >> just minutes ing a authorities got confirmation that they located salazar at his friend's house in concord. >> lilian, thanks. >>> sky 7 was turnover bay. check tout skyline and barjds n bay bridge. sandhya patel is tracking weather tonight. >> get ready to bring out all your rain gear and hang onto them for a couple days. live doppler 7 showing a lot of green but none of this is reaching the ground. it's just moisture up in the higher levels of the atmosphere. there is a lot of moisture to deal with. deep moisture plume heading right towards the bay area. that's the first storm that is going to hit us. it's a category 2 moderate strength storm. gusty winds and a chance of thunder. here are some things you need to worry about. possibility of trees falling and power outages. moderate risk of flooding in the north bay. we've had a lot of time to dry out in the south bay. debris flows looking unlikely. hour-by-hour look at when you can expect the worst of this storm and the second storm that is coming, straight ahead. >> continuing coverage on abc7 mornings. alexis smith will have

and this work, i'm only partisan abt three ings. partisan about the numbers. my wife and i and our philanthropy are clearly dedicated to trying to find a way to have private and public money, given opportunity to kids to live the american dream, and i have to say, i sort of think over the long-term, balanced budgets are a good thing. i don't understand companies not making money. i don't understand how you sustain yourself long-term. whether that means increasing taxes, decreasing spending, sort of the democracy should figure that out. that is not the point of this work. with that as context, what was surprising, i ran through a few things. we did an analysis of how much money it took, inflation-adjusted, to be in the 2000 versusile in 2015. versus indexing takes lower income to be in the middle quintile today than it did 15 years ago. that is probably not a very good thing. when people say the middle class is getting hollowed out, maybe that is what they are talking about. i don't know what the middle class really is. i'm a numbers guy. i just say, this must

a pro-choice group called the dnc backing a ing a ing a betra later he said in a statement i fundamentallyree with heath mellow's believes about reproductive health. it's a promising step he now shares the democratic party position on fundamental rights. every candidate that runs as a democratic should do the same because every woman should be able to make their own health choices period. yet, here's what nancy pelosi said on "meet the press." >> can you be a democrat and the support of the democrat party if your pro-life. >> of course. of course. i have served many years in congress with members who have not shared my very positive, my family would say, aggressive position on promoting a woman's right to choose. >> minority leader joins the conversation in just a bit. maybe he can put to bed once and for all who is and isn't a democrat. >>> set to welcome u.n. members to white house today. white house has repeatedly said all options on on the table when it comes to dealing with kim jong-un's regime. comes after korea warned australia of a possible nuclear strike over the weekend. amid a v