north korean missile launch-- kim jong-un tests an intercontinental ballistic weapon. >> this missile would have trveled 12,000 kilometers, which is more than enough to get from pyongyang to d.c. >> o'donnell: a cbs news-"washington post" investigation: text messages reveal for the first time a link between the wife of a supreme court justice and efforts to overturn the 2020 election. outrage in new york city. wh the mayor lifted vaccine mandates for performers and professional athletes but not first responders. plus, top airlines call on president biden to drop the mask requirement. cheaper gas? the states suspending the fuel tax as one governor proposes an $800 gas card regardless of income level. and the hoop star reaching for new heights with the support of his mom, who is also notre dame's head coach. of >> this is the "cbs evening news" with norah o'donnell reporting from the nation's capital. >> o'donnell: good evening, and thank you for joining us on this thursday night. it was a day of intense diplomacy for president biden and world leaders with the president just wrapping up

. >>> with the world's attention focused on the russian invasion of ukraine, kim jong-un decided nowowerful icbm, and south korea responded in kind. firing off a number of missiles from the sea, from the land and from the air. south korea's president says the north violated a moratorium on developing icbms, a charge which will have little impact on kim jong-un. state media released these images of kim, apparently overseeing the launch, the first test of an icbm in five years. the so-called monster missile is part of what kim says is his nuclear war deterrent system. here is why this launch is cause for concerned. it was fired straight up, vertically, reaching a maximum altitude of more than 3700 miles, stayed in the air for 31 minutes, traveling higher and longer than any previous test before crashing into the waters between north korea and japan. if it was fired, it speculated it could travel,000 miles. kim made it clear this was a show of strength directed at the u.s. in the past, several threats have been downplayed by u.s. defense officials, pointing to the country's missile defe

kim jong un keeps on doing this, testing and testing and gaining more expertise each time. ever actually use these weapons? >> reporter: all my trips to the country, the conversations i've had with them about their nuclear arsenal, they say they don't want to use them. they say it is deterrence just like the united states and russia and china have these massive arsenals to deter each other from launching an attack called mutually deterrence of destruction. it might be the end of north korea as we know it but if they felt backed into the corner or felt an invasion or some sort of compromise of their national sovereignty is imminent who is to say the button couldn't be pushed? who is to say that warhead might not make its target, might hit its target, an american city potentially with millions of people? this is why, you know, experts, former diplomats, even scientists say really the solution here is diplomacy, to talk. i believe the north koreans want to do that even though they are turning down the overtures made by the biden administration. it is because dhoent want to tal

in north korea, i got along with kim jong un. when i first came into office, as you know, president obama met me in the oval office. he said probably the biggest problem we have is north korea, we are going to end up winning a war with north korea, could be a nuclear war. we have no problem with north korea. i got along with him while. we understood each other. i got along with putin, i got along with xi, that they understood, the takeover of taiwan, there was never going to be a takeover of taiwan. >> sean: i want to understand your thinking, though, and the thinking is we got along, but you knew that they were looking out for their interests at all times. and you understood that they were capable of evil things. >> putin is for russia, and you see what happened. and that is all because they didn't respect our leader. look, there was nobody, and putin will tell you this, if he was telling the truth, and i am sure he has told it to all of his inner sanctum, nobody was tougher on russia man mean. i close down the pipeline. biden c

is trying to figure out what kim jong-un is planning next. todd explains. >> reporter: north korea's 38-year-old supreme commander ramps up his aggression to the west. kim jong-un has tested the first intercontinental ballistic missile. it flew for 71 minutes. this could be the longest range missile. >> it traveled more than 6,000 miles and it could go 12,000 kill almost meters. far enough to hit the united states. >> this was first unveiled in the fall of 2020 at this military parade. displayed again last fall next to kim on a red carpet, a larger, more ominous missile than anything he's tested before. it came after an extended period when kim had retrained from those launches. they have to recapture the war, you should probably refer to me. >> while the u.s. and south koreans are responding to the north korean test, they are making a point to say publicly what their missiles are designed to do. >> translator: we have the ability and readiness to accurately strike the origin of the missile launch as well as command and support facilities at

leader kim jong un was on hand to watch the launch of the biggest intercontinental ballistic missile and first such test in five years. it was launched vertically. stayed in the air for 71 minutes reaching a max altitude of more than 3,700 miles. traveling higher and longer than any previous missile test. before crashing into the waters between north korea and japan. now it fired on a standard trajectory, experts believe the monster missile could travel more than 8,000 miles. placing all of the continue tental united states within range. south korea responded to the launch with a live fire test of missiles from lan. a fighter jet and ship and a long with the u.s. and japan, north korea condemned north korea for violating un sanctions. >> what if north korea launches a missile at mainland u.s.? for years the government has said the missile defense system would stop any threat from above. but experts now warn that might not be the case. will riply explains. >> 3, 2, 1. ignition. >> reporter: measuamerica's mis defense system. the best and only line of defense. a stunning warning. from

should consider imposing tougher sanctions on north korea to send kim jong-un a clear warning to stop his escalations. >> everyone thinks north korea has been under tough sanctions for a long time. the sanctions that north korea is under today pale in comparison to what the international community has done in short order to russia. we should look very hard at that. >> analysts say the test is a major escalation aimed at cementing north korea's status as a nuclear power. >>> let's turn to washington and questions surrounding the wife of supreme court justice clarence thomas. new text messages show virginia thomas was pushing the trump white house to overturn the 2020 election results. abc's alex presha is here with the very latest. alex, good morning. >> reporter: good morning, pand. those text messages show that mrs. thomas was cheering on former president trump as he vowed to overturn the election and take his fight to the supreme court. this morning newly released next messages from the wife of supreme court justice clarence thomas show she urged president trump's chief of staff to

when kim jong un tested his largest ballistic missile earlier this week, nobody noticed., supported his coolest pair of shades, and drop this new video to show biden who was boss. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ >> jesse: that was pretty intense bear the united states can't let that go unchecked. biden needs to do a video like that. trump wanted. it strikes some fear and the hearts of these people. but joe is in poland sticking his foot in his mouth. we made a video for him. buckle up, kim. ♪ ♪ >> i'm going to wrap this chain around your head. >> i wish we were in high school and i could take you behind the gym. let's run, let's do whatever you want to do. ♪ ♪ >> jesse: and if that doesn't work, we can always send lori lightfoot. you know, because she has the biggest rocket in chicago. her words, not mine. all right. ♪ ♪ march madness is here and i feel like you might've missed a lot of the action because you have been working, but not this weekend. it is time for the elite 8. you are going to probably relax, put your feet up, and watch the games. but guess what? your spouse or your girlfrie

after north korea tested its largest ever intercontinental ballistic missile north korean leader, kim jong, and toll state media. he personally supervised the launch and the new massage, the key to deterring nuclear war. the pentagon and southware announce they would deliver a firm response. the state department said they sanctioned people and companies for transferring sensitive technology to north chris massage program. victoria gate behind the story an emergency meeting of south korea. national security council held hours after pyongyang launched an intercontinental ballistic missile, or i, c, b, m. it's the 1st such missile test a more than 4 years. from growing balcony. the government urges north korea to immediately stop actions that raised tensions on the korean peninsula and cause regional instability and returned to diplomatic solutions as soon as possible. so people who previous icbm launched by new career have been tipped with super large heavy warheads capable of striking the united states. japan says this latest test shows north korea's technology has advanced. it didn't not d

is there plan if vladmir putin or kim jong-un goes nuclear?sure that the military, it is their job to have plans for everything. when we have gotten close in the past, there's a lot of planning under way of what to do in the circumstances. kim jong-un is not going to strike the united states right now. that's not his interest. that's not what he's trying to do. he's trying to perfect the ability to deter the united states or south korea from invading and displacing his regime at this point. >> thank you very much for your critiques. >>> we're just getting this new through cnn that the justice department says it is ready to crack down on the russian oligarchs. we'll tell you who they are going after and how far the investigations play go. t your q. yeah, hi. instead ofof letting passenges wrapap their arms around us, could we put little handles on o our jackets? -denied. -can you imagine? i want a new nickname. can you guys start calling me snake? no, bryan. -denied. -how about we all get quotes to see if we can save with america's number one m

film north korean state television broadcast to promote the launch — with the country's leader, kim jong—und centre. kim says the launch is intended to show the world the power of his country's armed forces. the giant missile, called hwasong—17, reached an altitude of six thousand kilometres, it is the first intercontinental ballistic device to be tested by north korea for five years. south korea said it posed a serious threat, and responded by carrying out its own missile tests. the duke and duchess of cambridge are visiting the bahamas on the final leg of their tour of the caribbean to mark the queen's platinum jubilee. the couple have been greeted by enthusiastic crowds throughout their trip. but not every engagement went as smoothly as planned. the jamaican section attracted ecstatic crowds and criticism from campaigners seeking reparations from the monarchy for slavery. the tour was overshadowed by what have been defined some pr missteps, including this trip to trench town — which resulted in still photos of the cambridges making contact with the outstretched fingers ofjamaican childre

intercontinental ballistic missile in almost five years, bryan tod with more, korean media says kim jong-un pictures of the launch and according to official release from north korea, this is the missile analysts feared the most. north korea's 38-year-old supreme commander ramps up his aggression toward the west and missile capability, kijm jong-un's regime conducted first test of intercontinental ballistic missile in four years, before splashing down off japan's west coast, this could be the longest range missile ever tested by north korea. >> missile went more than 6,000 kilometers above the earth and on a normal trajectory would have gone 12,000 kilometers, enough to hit anywhere in the united states. >> kim personally commanded the successful launch and this was the wasong 17, first revealed in 2020 at this military parade and displayed again last fall next to kim on a red carpet, a larger, more ominous missile than anything he's tested before. this is north korea's 11th missile test this year which came after an extended period when kim had refrained from those launches. experts say he

s. president, to set foot inside north korea and met its leader kim jong, earn their meetings were historic, but fail to produce the result. north korea has continued to launch short range ballistic missiles, facing an economic crisis because of international sanctions in the pandemic. and let's say the show of military muscle may be intended as a morale boost at home and to show the world it's a force to be reckoned with. it's clear that the joe biden administration is not willing to, um, enter any negotiations with north korea on like president trump. and that's kind of antagonizing pyongyang. so pyongyang is responding in the, in the way that it knows how, which is to cause instability across the indo pacific and are launched the series of missile tests. ah, south korea responded by also firing missiles. it said it wanted to demonstrate its strength and ability to punish victoria gate and be al jazeera. now the french mediterranean island of course, occurs on maximum right after the death of corsica nationalist yvonne colona on monday. cloner will be buried in corsica on friday, 48 hours

now senate democrats want to go even further than chairman xi and kim jong-un. 90% of americans support some restrictions on abortions during the third trimesters. yet again our colleagues wish to demonstrate that the radical left fringe runs today's a democratic party. as the world prays for ukraine and debates consequences for putin, as american families contend with violent crime, open borders and runaway inflation, washington democrats want to spend their time arguing for unly. ed abortion on demand. i want to thank the senate majority leader for making it see clear where his party's priorities lie. on yet another matter, last week the distinguished senior no h. from oklahoma, the ranking member of the armed services committee, announced he will retire from the senate at the end of this congress. by this autumn, senator jim inhofe will have been a stalwart champion for oklahomans and a hugely impactful senator for 28 years. he's led crucial committees, shaped major legislation, and helped keep the needs and concerns of middle america at the forefront of this institution. and its wor

missile state. media has now released this video of the test, calling it a new type. icbm leader kim jong would personally oversaw the launch, saying the test will deter any potential military moves by the u. s. south korea reacted immediately, conducting a live fire test of multiple ballistic and tactical missiles. we went on the military's closely monitoring and north korea's military movement and confirmed that we have the ability in readiness to accurately strike the origin of a missile launcher of says, days launch shows. north korea's nuclear capability has advanced the missile flu higher and for a longer time than any previous tests. the size of this new a lot more inside of it. so we're looking at a missile that can carry more than one, or i could strike multiple targets with a single missile. the timing of the launch is also significant because of the world is on the prices that either ne, trying to get friend to refocus attention on his cell. or it thinks that because that we are so preoccupied that they made her less ashy because of all the bandwidth that he crane the test is b

putin has also joined the select list of despots, like kim jong un, individually sanctioned by the united states. while i'm glad we've taken these steps, there's more we can and should do, including directly targeting the lifeblood of the russian economy, and that's russia's energy sector. every dollar the world denies putin by not buying his oil and gas is one less dollar he has to spend in the war of aggression in u.k. a. the do be there ict in ukraine is also a -- the conflict in ukraine is also a timely reminder that energy independence is not only energy security, but national security, and here in the united states we need to do everything we can to get our energy producers off the bench and into the game so that we don't have to rely on foreign regimes for energy supplies. the situation is also a reminder how important it is to make a robust investment in our own merlt to restore our nation's readiness. the putin 23450u79's of the world -- the vladimir putins of the world will only respond to strength. we need to ensure our nation's military is prepared to meet threats from traditi

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kim jong-un said they will continue to develop powerful defensive means to reinforce the army.untry's forces will be ready for a potential military operation with the united states. so far north korea has attempted 11 missile launches. they could be preparing for a nuclear weapons test. south korea says the north has been working to restore several tunnels at the main nuclear test site. this is the same underground test facility that north korea is claimed to have destroyed in front of cnn and others after kim jong-un claimed it was complete. >> still to come right here on the show, why u.s. officials are expecting thousands of migrants to show up on the border with mexico we'll have the details when we return. .most people saw% clearer skin at 16 weeks. the majority of people sawaw 9% clearer skin even at 5 years. serious allergic reactions may occur. trememfya® may increase your risk of infections and lower your ability to fight them. tell your doctor if you have an infection or symptoms or if you had a vaccine or plan to. emerge tremfyant® with tremfya®. ask your doctor abou

what do you think about the relationship between kim jong—un and china?n seeing signs of north korea opening up their borders and opening up imports from china. however, in the last few years, there has been some rhetoric and nuances from china condemning north korea's continued missile launches. do you get the feeling that he's walking a tightrope? that everything could start collapsing in north korea and he would collapse with it? or do you think he's there, like his father, like his grandfather, into the long, distant future? when you see all these missiles being launched from north korea so frequently, it might seem as if it's a very rogue nation just throwing its toys out of the pram or throwing a tantrum. however, when you really look into that tone, what they say and what they don't say, you can really see a lot of calculations being put behind this. what kim is doing here is that, yes, they are testing missiles, but actually they're turning back on that really super—duper ultra—aggressive message to the world. su min hwang, editor of the bbc�*s ko

young ang says that leader kim jong impersonally oversaw the test to show the world north korea's boosting it's nuclear deterrence. a 48 people have been killed in twin bomb attacks and central somalia. the 1st attack by a suicide bomber killed to lawmakers and their guards. minutes later a car bomb outside a hospital were the injured were being taken for treatment, kill dozens more. the militant group also, bob said it was behind the attacks. he said next, the former you as president donald trump, has filed a lawsuit against his democratic rival, hillary clinton and several other democrats alleging they falsely accused him, of colluding with russia ahead of the 2016 election. trump is seeking a jury trial and at least $72000000.00 in damages. after 4 months at the international space station, german astronaut mathias moga has finally had his 1st chance to experience a space walk. mazda exited the i. s s. together with his american colleague, raj, sorry, and spent 6 and a half hours the loading in space. during the space walk, the 2 astronauts repaired. a cooling system replaced an importa

the launch was overseen by leader kim jong own to show the world. north korea is boosting it's nuclear deterrence. it's the country's 1st long range tests. since 201748 people have been killed in twin bomb attacks in central. so malia the 1st blast killed 2 lawmakers and their guards. it was followed by a car bomb outside a hospital where the injured were taken for treatment. for militant group, i'll show bob has claimed responsibility when the russian onslaught started, many ukrainians left their homes in a hurry taking only what they could carry. international solidarity has been overwhelming with tons of donated goods pouring into ukraine every day. but even those who have been displaced themselves are doing what they can to help. i mean, s f reports from living. if you need a free meal and the vive, just ask for menu number 2. master chef again, corporate cinco, it's crafting a daily meal for refugees. and just because it's free doesn't mean it's not going me going to be like that about the gravy of some fees and the wild mushrooms come up with

korea has released a slick propaganda video showing the launch of a new me side supervised by leader kim jong ern state media said thursdays test of the new icbm ensure that north korea is ready for quote, longstanding confrontation with the united states. it fell into the sea of the coast of japan, and pakistan's parliament has delayed no confidence vote and prime minister in bron con that was supposed to be table today. it's now to be introduced on monday with 7 days of debate before any vote. the political opposition is crying foul with our next stories, one of colorful handicrafts, interwoven with digital marketing and generational cooperation, 80 d. s. capital daily sheila, the judge needs so many things for her granddaughter that they didn't know what to do with them. so the granddaughter had an idea cell than it where online and so a startup was born stage by stitch, a 78 year old sheila by judge has always loved to knit, but she has never earned money with her knitted goods at least not until her granddaughter came up with the idea of selling the items on instagram. and now sheila but

at a time and place that kim jong-un determines. an opportunity for kim, but i also think he is going by the timeline he set her his nuclear weapons program, and how advantageous these incidental occurrences happen to be for his strategic intentions. shery: does north korea even matter now? and i am talking about south korean voters going to the polls. it seems not only north korea, but foreign policy is not really high on the agenda of a lot of korean citizens out the moment. soo: you know, and you can't blame them because we have been going through two years, possibly three years of the covid-19 crisis and economically, it is not just the businesses, but individual south korean citizens that have been impacted so, the first thing on their mind is not going to become is north korea going to be more aggressive towards our country? they have been living with the north korean threat. and that is not to downplay the potential for greater tension between the two countries, but you have to think about, what is the average south korean mo

. >>> well, let's turn now to north korea, where leader kim jong un told state media he's preparing for a long confrontation with the u.s. after launching north korea's largest ever intercontinental ballistic missile today. the missile test drew international condemnation and experts believe north korea is capable of hitting the east coast of the united states. cbs's david martin has more from the pentagon. >> reporter: for the first time since this launch more than four years ago north korea has tested a long-range missile capable of reaching the united states and raised concerns kim jong un could soon have an icbm armed with multiple nuclear warheads. the commander of american air defenses told congress the day may be coming when he can no longer shoot down incoming north korean missiles. >> i'm comfortable with where we are today. going forward, i do believe that they could exceed my capacity and capabilities. >> reporter: south korea responded with missile tests of its own. and president biden interrupted his nato summit to con fehr with japan's prime minister about the launch. it w

. >> reporter: kim jong-un's most powerful test in almost five years.biden and america. as north korea sharpens its nuclear sword. for years, u.s. leaders have reassured the public. >> missile defense begins here. >> reporter: and america's allies. >> should be very confident. >> reporter: missile defense systems can keep them safe. >> easily shoot them out of the sky. >> reporter: senior defense officials project confidence. the u.s. could also shoot down a north korean icbm. >> the defense of the homeland. >> reporter: these experts say the odds of success are very low. >> it's been described as hitting a bullet with a bullet. trying to hit a warhead. >> reporter: for the first study of its kind in ten years, commissioned by the american physical society, their conclusion, despite more than six decades of missile defense efforts and 350 billion u.s. taxpayer dollars, no missile defense system has been shown to be effective against realistic icbm threats. why is it so hard to shoot down an icbm? >> the warhead undoubtedly will be accompanied by decoys

the launch was overseen by leader kim jong owned to show the world. north korea is boosting it's nuclear deterrence. it's the country's 1st long range test. since 201748 people have been killed in twin bomb attacks and central somalia. the 1st last killed 2 lawmakers and their guards. it was followed by a car bomb outside a hospital where the injured were taken for treatment. the militant group, bob has claimed responsibility. he said, my former us president donald trump has filed a lawsuit against his democratic rival, hillary clinton and several other democrats alleging they falsely accused him, of colluding with russia ahead of the 2016 election trumpet seeking a jury trial and at least $72000000.00 in damages. the russian onslaught has sent millions of ukrainians on the run money left their homes and hurry taking only what they could carry. international solidarity has been overwhelming with tons of donated goods pouring into ukraine every day. but even those who have been displaced themselves are doing what they can to help. i mean, s a reports f

. >> reporter: kim jong-un's most powerful test in almost five years, an intercontinental ballistic missilepresident joe biden and america as north korea sharpens its nuclear sword. for years u.s. leaders have reassured the public -- >> missile defense begins here. >> reporter: and america's allies. >> should be very confident. >> reporter: missile defense systems can keep them safe. >> easily shoot them out of the sky. >> reporter: senior defense officials project confidence. the u.s. could also shoot down a north korean icbm. >> the defense of the homeland. >> reporter: these experts say the odds of success are very low. >> it's been described as hitting a bullet with a bullet, trying to hit a warhead. >> reporter: for the first study of its kind in ten years, commissioned by the american physical society, their conclusion, despite more than six decades of missile defense efforts and 350 billion u.s. taxpayer dollars, no missile defense system has been shown to be effective against realistic icbm threats. why is it so hard to shoot down an icbm? >> the warhead would undoubtedly be accompa

it is seen by kim jong-un as a way of demonstrate in his force to the united states.ched by any country from a mobile launcher. >> from the ground, from the sky , and on board. these images of an intercontinental illicit missile were leased by north korea. the montage akin to a film was oadcast on national television. it showed kim jong-un overseeing the launch, which was north korea's first full missile test since 2017. with international attention focused on ukraine, it was meant to demonstrate the terry might of the regime as a nuclear force. >> implications is not so much the range. because we know they can range the united states with things previously tested. but the size of this means it can fit more inside it. so we are looking at a missile that can carry more than one warhead. it could strike multiple targets with a single missile. >> data shows the missile flew higher, 6000 kilometers, and longer for over 1000 kilometers, than any other the regime has tested. the massive launch was swiftly condemned by the international community. >> the launch of the missil

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kim jong-un said he personally supervised the lodge and that the missile is key to deterring nuclear war. ghana's government has taken a 30% pay cut to help with the economic crisis. those were the headlines here on al jazeera. we will be back with more news at the top of the hour. next, inside story. stay with us. >> each and every one of us has an opportunity to change our personal space for the better. >> we do not want dictatorship ever again. >> if it could increase just a little bit, it would be worth doing. no one knew it would become a magnet for a incredibly rare species. >> we are asking women to have 50% representation in chilly -- chile. >> we need to try to bring people together and try to deal with the people left behind. >> the kremlin accuses the u.s. of pressuring other countries to remove russia from the g20 foru this is inside story. hello and welcome to the program. the g20 is a major international platform made up of 19 large economies and the eu. the members represent 85% of global output, 70 5% of international trade and two thirds of the world's population. fi

. >>> north korean leader kim jong-un plans to put more reconnaissance satellites into orbit to gathernformation on u.s. forces in the region. north korea's ruling workers' party newspaper reported on thursday kim inspected the national aerospace development administration. according to the paper, kim said the satellites will provide north korea's armed forces with real-time information on military actions of u.s. imperialism and its vessel forces in korea, japan and the south pacific. a photo accompanying the article shows kim inspecting a map of the korean peninsula and part of japan. north korea has described its ballistic missile launches on february 27th and march 5th as reconnaissance satellite development tests. south korea's intelligence service has pointed out the north could fire an inter-continental ballistic missile under the pretext of launching a satellite. now u.s. forces are enhancing missile defense readiness in response to an increase in north korean missile launches. the u.s. indo-pacific command said in a statement it had ordered intensified surveillance and reconna

but he was just so adhesive in his praise for kim jong-un, he said to us one day, i propose nothing.hy can't you just make the border look like his border? his border is a landmine, militarized zone with troops that would shoot civilians and is what he wanted. i am not kidding you hear. he wanted the leader of the free world, the commander and chief of the united states, the most powerful countries in the world, wanted to see men, women, and children were innocent at the border shot. he asked us to shoot them. what was your president. so on the free people category, he gets a zero. this guy is not a republican. this is not what the republican party was supposed to do. >> so, so, so, hold my hand. miles is right. but he is a republican. he is the leader of this republican party. i love all of us appear, i love all of you out there. this is about the voters. they are not you. everybody says this, but it is not -- barbara, it is -- does it matter to republican voters? they love it. let me tell you something. and this is not hyperbole. the vast majority of the republican party base would

the big question now, is the biden administration going to pay attention to this, engage with kim jong-uns you point out, north korea is a nuclear power. will, thank you very much. more breaking news coming up next, we're live in brussels where u.s. and western allies are vowing harsher punishment on russia with serious fears that putin may escalate the attack on ukraine with weapons of mass destruction. or the places we didn't go. ♪ ♪ get help managing your money for the life -- and years -- ahead. with fidelity income planning, we'll look at what you've saved, what you'll need, and help you build a flexible plan for cash flow designed to last. so you can go from saving... to living. to be a thriver with metastatic breast cancer means asking for what we want. and need. and we need more time. so, we want kisqali. women are living longer than ever before with kisqali when taken with an aromatase inhibitor or fulvestrant in postmenopausal women with hr+, her2- metastatic breast cancer. kisqali is a pill that's significantly more effective at delaying disease progression versus an aromatase

. ♪ >>> also in our world lead today, troubling new signs that north korean dictator, kim jong-un, may efforts to make a nuclear bomb. let's go to cnn pentagon correspondent, barbara starr. experts are saying they're seeing new activity at north korea's nuclear testing site? >> that's right, jake. intelligence services are seeing indications. u.s. officials telling us they see indications of construction activity, digging at the underground test site in the northern part of the country where in the past north korea has conducted underground nuclear tests. now, their last test was in 2017, and you'll remember the next year in 2018, they invited the world press to watch them blow up the site as part of president trump's now failed denuclearization initiative. it was never clear if the site was totally blown up, totally destroyed, but now all the indications are they are back at it and they want to restart that site and move towards testing underground nuclear devices again. it will be a huge step forward in their weapons program if they go ahead and do it, jake. >> barbara, you're also h

but he was just so adhesive in his praise for kim jong-un, he said to us one day, i propose nothing. why can't you just make the border look like his border? his border is a landmine, militarized zone with troops that would shoot civilians and is what he wanted. i am not kidding you hear. he wanted the leader of the free world, the commander and chief of the united states, the most powerful countries in the world, wanted to see men, women, and children were innocent at the border shot. he asked us to shoot them. what was your president. so on the free people category, he gets a zero. this guy is not a republican. this is not what the republican party was supposed to do. >> so, so, so, hold my hand. miles is right. but he is a republican. he is the leader of this republican party. i love all of us appear, i love all of you out there. this is about the voters. they are not you. everybody says this, but it is not -- barbara, it is -- does it matter to republican voters? they love it. let me tell you something. and this is not hyperbole. the vast majority of the republican party base wou

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kim jong-un is feeling left out i guess with all the focus on russia and ukraine. wanted to remind people that he has nuclear warheads too. so they made a video starring slim kim with his big new mega missile directed, i can only assume, by the funniest person in north korea. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ >> jimmy: that's what hppens after you've executed anyone who even slightly disagrees with you. [ laughter ] all of a sudden, you're in the worst michael bay movie yet. [ laughter and applause ] this video, i guess it was, i don't know, intended to scare us and inspire the north korean people. but it also turns out to make for a pretty damn fine erectile dysfunction commercial. [ laughter ] >> no man likes to wait. you want the action to happen on your terms. that's why you need cyalis. with cyalis, you control the launch. at any moment's notice, command your fit to prescribe cyalis for you. don't take cyalis if you're currently in a coma and using a body double for bub appearances. side effects include boat bloating, man kankles, and cheesefoot. deploy your warhead with cyalis. >> jim

what does that tell you about kim jong-un's plans? >> i think it tells you that they are really dead set on developing and deploying an operational intercontinental ballistic missile capability it is unusual that they hid these tests. hid what the purposes of thee tests were i think they plan in april to show us all what they can do with an icbm >> they plan to do that in april. go on. >> i think it's likely in april because april 15th is a big day in north korea it's the birthday of the grandfather, the original leader of the country, and they have already signaled that they're headed in the direction of moving away from the moratorium and testing they had during the trump administration and we see activity at the nuclear test site and at the large satellite launching site >> i was going to ask you about that because there are new satellite photos that show just what you were talking about. it appears to be construction. first construction in years at this site. and by the way, they told us back in the day they blew that thing up and

he did it with kim jong-un too. one minute he was mocking his weight and the next minute they were exchanging fawning letters. do you want the pendulum where at one end it's i love you and the other ending is playing a game of chicken risking nuclear war. this map shows the missile ranges that russia has near ukraine and eastern europe. i'll take the grownup with experience in foreign affairs every single time, thank you very much, no matter how boring they may seem. and it's not just trump who's all over the place, it's his party too. on the one hand they keep going on and on about inflation and gas prices. on the other hand they were pushing for joe biden to ban russian oil, so he did. so now they were blaming biden for rising gas prices. meanwhile, guess who gets off scot-free? not just putin, but the big oil and gas companies. one woman who has got a plan for those oil companies and their ginormous profits is senator elizabeth warren of massachusetts. senator, welcome back to the show. thanks for joining me this

however, if kim jong un were to feel backed into a corner, if there were some sort of misunderstandingtheir target is what these physicists are saying. we can't be a hundred percent sure missile defenses would be able to shoot even a few warheads down. that is a wager that the american public would want to make or would they encourage the biden administration to reach out and try again just like president trump did but perhaps a bit differently but try again to talk to the north koreans to start diplomacy to kick-start the conversation that could defuse all of these escalating tensions, pam? >> that is just horrifying. i learned a lot watching it, will. just that analogy that the one expert put it, it is like hitting a bullet with a bullet. these defense systems against icbm, it really puts it into perspective. thank you so much for bringing the story to us. so important. i definitely will not sleep well tonight. thank you, will. >>> don, you're there in ukraine. thank you so much for spending time with us. we'll be back tomorrow night, right? this is like your old shift, right? you us