>> mason: michael morell in tokyo. thanks very much for being with us. >> you're welcome. >> mason: north korea was not the only target of the president's tough talk today. during his working vacation in bedminster, new jersey, he took aim at a member of his own party. here's chief white house correspondent major garrett. >> i'm very disappointed in mitch. >> reporter: president trump used two separate appearances at his private golf club to express frustration with senate majority leader mitch mcconnell for republicans' failure to repeal and replace obamacare. the two men spoke by phone yesterday. >> but i said, "mitch, get to work, and let's get it done. they should have had this last one don d.n.a. they lost by one vote. for a thing like that to happen is a disgrace. and, frankly, it shouldn't have happened. >> reporter: earlier this week, mcconnell portrayed the president as an amateur who set counter-productive deadlines. >> now, our new president has, of course, not been in this line of work before, and i think h

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we turn no cbs news senior national security contributor michael morell and david ignatius. hat are you thinking? >> the intelligence community is critical to how this plays out, because there's so much we don't know, and the fundamental job of the intelligence community is to fully inform. i'd take out my yellow pad and write down questions the president needs answers to. number one, what are kim jong-un's intentions? the conventional wisdom that he's trying to deter us from ever moving against him and ending his regime. i believe that's the case. but there's also a question whether he would, once he has a nuclear weapon, the ability to deliver it to the continental united states, would he use that to try to extort us, the japanese or south koreans? that's very different than him trying to deter us. that's a fundamental question that needs to be ns a.d erisns doeed he have the capability today to put a u.s. city in alaska, hawaii, the continental united states, at risk? is it a year from now? or can he do it today? jim clapper, the former dni, has said repeatedly over the la

>> mason: michael morell in tokyo.uch for being with us. >> you're welcome. >>> in other news, it was 40 years ago yesterday that a nightmare ended for the people of new york city. a serial killer called son of sam was captured, he killed six, wounded seven others in a reign of terror that had the entire city on edge, he was sentenced to more than 300 years in prison. he agrees to speak with us here's a preview. >> people will never understand where i came from. no matter how much i try to explain it. they wouldn't understand what it -- what it was to walk in darkness. >> it was 1977. new york lost its mind. we had a blackout. in which 3,000 people were arrested. you know, it was a very, very different time. people were afraid to walk around. >> the city is preoccupied with a killer in one note signed himself the son of sam. >> most victims are young women shoulder length dark brown here gunned down in queens. >> i got there and she was dead in the street. my daughter was 18 years old that's what he took out of my hear