them, missiles called icbms. "icbm" stands for intercontinental ballistic missile. that means it could fly from our continent to another continent carrying a nuclear warhead. one kind of icbm was the titan ii. it was a giant rocket kept armed and ready to launch in an underground chamber called a silo. in all, there were 54 silos spread across uninhabited areas of the u.s. they're no longer in use, but you can take a tour of one, thanks to the arizona aerospace foundation. >> well, nicole, first of all, welcome to launch complex 571-7. >> thank you. >> we're gonna go underground. >> whoo-hoo. >> nuclear missiles are always kept underground because that is the safest place you can be in a nuclear war. >> that is true. >> so we're gonna go down about 35 feet. okay, watch your step here. >> as i followed chuck, he explained what it was like to visit the site when it was manned by the air force and fully operational. visitors didn't just drop by. >> so, this little area that we just came through is called the entrapm

host: these are missiles that shoot down other missiles? guest: they are kinetic warheads that are positioned into a path of the incoming adversary missiles. why sheer force of impact they destroy the incoming missile. the president has a european-based approach. construction sites are going on in romania and poland. there will be a little that they will be ballistic missile defense systems. -- have standard host: you used the term -- it is a multistep row graham president obama announced. -- multistep program president obama announced. guest: it's a multistep andram when we deploy more more advanced capabilities to protect our european allies. host: it is a for phased row graham. fourar along are we -- phase program. how far along are we? guest: have three phases now. it is adaptive. saysbama administration the threat is not long-range, it -- that would be interceptors capable of shooting down long-range missiles, potentially heading for the united states. the systems are under construction, both in poland and romania. deployed additional

host: these are missiles that shoot down other missiles? guest: they are kinetic warheads that are positioned into a path of the incoming adversary missiles. why sheer force of impact they destroy the incoming missile. the president has a european-based approach. construction sites are going on in romania and poland. there will be a little that they will be ballistic missile defense systems. -- have standard host: you used the term -- it is a multistep row graham president obama announced. -- multistep program president obama announced. guest: it's a multistep andram when we deploy more more advanced capabilities to protect our european allies. host: it is a for phased row graham. fourar along are we -- phase program. how far along are we? guest: have three phases now. it is adaptive. saysbama administration the threat is not long-range, it -- that would be interceptors capable of shooting down long-range missiles, potentially heading for the united states. the systems are under construction, both in poland and romania. deployed additional

draw against north korea fire short range missiles into the sea for the second time in a week. experts fear the move as leaders objection to the ongoing south korea u s military draft the advises travelers to cancel their plans due to price has taken me a region of ukraine as the g seven nations condemned russia's military intervention. a lawmaker on toast it decides not to go to loathe after all and teams up with the existing main opposition to create a new political party in time for the june elections. i've done didn't speak spanish. eye chart the senate career and hello to those of you were watching from around the world its money where its third year in seoul and pk and thumb and pinky so much for joining us. we begin with a jolt you injure korean relations that kicked off the start of this week north korea fired two short range missiles off its eastern coast on monday morning is the second set swanson under week in south korea's defense ministry condemned the move and said it is keeping a close watch for additional provocations upon some he has her top story. south korea'

the socket fell in between the work platform and the missile, fell about 50 feet, bounced, hit the missileand pierced a hole in the metal skin of the missile, and suddenly, incredibly explosive dangerous rocket fuel was filling the silo, and the air force had no idea what to do. it shows, to challenge it is to manage these complex systems. give me some sense of how in a worst-case scenario how accident haveat been had it not been contained at the last minute? >> it would have incinerated the state of arkansas. deadlyd have said radioactive fallout up the east coast. we tested one weapon in 1950 four, to give you a sense of the power of one hydrogen bomb, this was a powerful bomb. if you had dropped that bomb on washington, d.c., it would have killed everyone in washington, everyone in philadelphia, everyone in baltimore who couldn't find shelter in a followed shelter, and with -- it would have killed everyone -- half the people in new york city. this is just one powerful bomb. we have 32,000 of them. this is an incredible amount of explosive force, very complicated machines being run by fa

the missiles which were re kindle two ballistic missiles and those resources in south korea so where does that. the north passed around a hundred of the muscles in his arsenal. the missiles to live up to four hundred tokens explosives and chemical weapons and dozens of missiles can be watched in minutes. the kindle two has amassed a rate of under seventy km h and had a party at that distance in less than four minutes. mostly it used to read to the seoul metropolitan area it is thought that dirty kindle two missiles about the bomb will bomb was packed and soul in the crosshairs. north korea has recently developed a multiple rocket launcher in no time. which is perceived to have a part of the steps of tea with aplomb. that means that missile shot from the border every skin tone what a joint military bases of south korea's army airforce and navy headquarters are located the pentagon said tuesday in its latest strategy document that north korea poses a growing threat to the united states. because of his pursuit of long range missiles and nuclear weapons development. the us defence depart

russia has test fired a missile. let's get straight to cnn pentagon correspondent barbara starr for the latest. what's going on here, barbara? >> reporter: brianna, two u.s. officials tell us that they can confirm in the last four hours russia fired an intercontinental ballistic missile, test fired. it was a test. and a test only. it launched and landed in kazakhstan, a remote area that the russians use for test firing these kinds of missiles. u.s. officials also tell us that they knew this was going to happen. under arms control treaties, the start treaty which regulates missiles, the russians notified the u.s. they gave them a four-hour window in which they expected to conduct the test. all within the rules and regulations of the start treaty so the u.s. was notified that this test firing of an intercontinental ballistic missile was going to happen and they were notified before the crisis in ukraine. this had been on the books we are told for some time. but nonetheless, getting a lot of attention because in these p

the missiles are capable of carrying explosives and chemical weapons. on top to create medical association and the government reached a tentative deal to avert a second doctor strike the frightening overwhelmingly his belt and bring in and toward russia however the press and of itself is widely seen as illegal. i've done is speaking. the tanker at. you were watching from around the world it's monday mart seventies here in seoul on tuesday announced on wednesday so much for joining us. we begin this evening with a standoff between korean doctors and the government to merit the negotiations over the weekend seems to have been a fruitful as the two sides have agreed to terms and some sticking points happens a lot has more on the big o c student results second doctors' strike following last week's one day walkout may have been averted with a tentative agreement reached by the korean medical association and the government. the k in may and the ministry of health and welfare have been in on the official negotiations since last friday on the government's plans

pyongyang's nuclear and missile programs were also a focus of discussion. ihara says the japanese side reiterated tokyo's stanz on the abductions. he noted they also launched a protest against north korea's ballistic missile launch last week. japan stressed that the launch violated u.n. security council resolutions and bilateral agreements. he added that another meeting will be arranged through diplomatic channels. >>> south korean military officials say north korea has fired more than 500 projectiles, mainly rockets, and that at least 100 have fallen in the south's territorial waters. the country has responded by firing more than 300 shells in to waters off the north. officials say north korean troops held a drill shortly after noon on monday near a maritime boundary between the two koreas, close to south korean islands, including yeonpyeong. the north fired artillery rounds at the island in 2010, killing four people. military officials moved the residents of the island's yeonpyeong and baengnyeong to safer locations on monday. on sunday the north denounce

now, on the missileers. the investigation ultimately grew to 100 officers that were implicated and being investigated as part of the compromise. of the 100, nine actually were not substantiated. and will be returned to duty as soon as practicable. general wilson will give you more details on all of this shortly. the fourth, given that this indeed was a major failure in integrity, the fourth thing talk about back in january was how i thought we needed to re-invigorate our core values across the air force, and certainly secretary hagel called upon each of us in the services to double down in this effort, and as you know he just appointed a new official admiral peg cline, to coordinate with all of is on this important matter. so our air force core values, integrity first, service before self, and excellence in all we do, these have to guide us in everything that we do. on and off duty, at home in the office, and on the battlefield, and integrity means living a life of personal integrity, but it also means takin

the doc and what you make of north korea is the latest missile launches and its bellicose rhetoric to work for them popping hand mighty think they're deliberately s intentions on the korean peninsula. simply saying guess that an angry mold. aren't these the apparent the show will be not what the finest with the spirit or whatever unrelated to the inn on the streets of poland. so by the scheme. the north korea is to not testify and this is the fire going on most recent event but as to mrs for the last two months as they fired more than eighty eight com uses of rockets and top with the normal me suzanne get time to show all the upheaval the tactics particular case time to be in the fire dept the sun although musa boxes from one solid bone china tea with a pitch to a patient whistle muscle tone. was it just most of going out new stuff from the mall but on terms which means that i stayed up to the deck. he kept what destroyed. so it's very hard to get the footy warning well as talk more about these missiles over the past two months. the missiles that were launched for short range but with

pastor ninth north korea fires to winter range missiles shortly after the leaders of south korea the us and japan agreed to transfer. now to give up its nuclear ambitions. hold on to the japanese leader for her first time in twenty two months of tensions over japan's national sins and that protect the bar for reconciliation of the two for months if not years to come surely as main opposition democratic party and supporters that mattered one acre at first so don't force it to form the new party ahead of local election is due to the start of our next prime time tv. the reds at rei and woe to those of you were watching from around the world it's minus eight march twenty six here in seoul on the pk and shun the baby so much for joining us. we begin this evening in berlin where present in a is on her state visit. turner forty stations expected to lay out her unification policies with hopes of learning from the german re unification experience for that latest on her trip because that line for presidential office correspondence he has time to cool it is traveling with the president is and w

missile system. china declares unilateral air defense identification zones making moves to block aid ships and claim sovereignty over fast track south china sea. despite the danger, the massive cuts to the security budget, we're making the jobs of admiral and general more difficult. while the budget rose 12%, sex tear hagel tells the commands, quote, american dominance in the seas, in the sighs, in space is no longer taken for granted. that's the first time, in my life, we heard something like that. our domain dominance eroded due to diversion of resources from the defense to the president's domestic agenda over the last five years, and that has consequences in our society. less dominant forces make it difficult for the men and women to handle crisis, and as we see around the world today, less capable u.s. military makes it more likely that crisis will erupt. those who advocate drastically talk retreat from the international engagement, the security of the home lafned at risk. more aggressive adversa

, they are called nodong missiles, the exact same missiles that iran is using as well?ach t wrs, scrape th it's a shaabab 3 missile. they've a joint missile development program and basically iran funds north korea's research. north korea sells those missiles, and so what's in iran's inventory as well as pakistan's inventory are north korean missiles. >> you have written that north korea is now slipped the bonds, slipped out of the control of china. is that a new development? and what is the risk inherent in that? >> yeah, we've seen this since about 2011. there are a number of reasons for this to occur, but essentially the chinese right now are on the outside looking in. and that means washington's policy which was based on the chine chinese reining in the north koreans is really no longer going to work because the chinese don't have the ability to deal with the north koreans like we hoped that they would. >> very, very disturbing and we're kind of taking our eyes off that ball with so many other major crises across the world, gordon chang, really appreciate your time.

a defence spokesperson says the medium range missiles were launched from a poignancy of john. note that the capital pyongyang. they traveled about six hundred and fifty km and then landed in the sea of japan. what could be applied the same type of missile from the keypad on base in two thousand six and two thousand and nine. the project thousand kitchen had the no dong missiles are capable of traveling up to thirteen hundred kilometers within range of most of japan the missiles were fired from the more vile launcher the first time to launch from a site in the west. did she. it felt like a fiery show off the north of the machinery to the surprise attacks. japanese defense minister yesterday on to have speculated about that tiny although soon as she did there must've been some intense behind the launches of things to happen though so here's where anything was done tonight. the japanese government says it has received no reports of damage to aircraft or ships. u s and its south korean military forces were monitoring the movements of the ball by lunch and they said the launch is p

a ministry spokesperson says the missiles were lunched from a point near sukchon north of the capital pyongyang. he says they traveled about 650 kilometers, then landed in the sea of japan. the spokesperson says the missiles appeared to have been rodong models with a range of up to 1300 kilometers. japan's defense minister said they could pose a security threat. >> translator: the launch angle suggests that these missiles have the range to reach japan's mainland. >> onodera has ordered his staff to gather more information. >>> u.s. president obama is expected to announce a plan to reformed national security agency's surveillance program. obama says the nsa will stop gathering and keeping a huge volume of personal data. he also said the agency will need to seek court approval each time it wants to collect that type of information. >> i'm confident that it allows us to do what is necessary in order to deal with the dangers of the terrorist attack, but does so in a way that addresses some of the concerns that people had raised. >> u.s. media say the nsa will likely receive records from p

on the bulb in the kill chain in korea and missile defense systems withstand attack encounter missiles and nuclear weapons from tongue out. the operation apply to raise the high tech gadgetry such as satellite guided missiles and incineration fighter jets awesome job oops experts say all the changes are being made in consideration of the nation's low birth rates as a military test transition into more efficient and cheaper for the military estimates that will cost over two one to one billion us dollars of the next five years to implement the plan was represents an average annual increase of seven point two percent of the defence budget movin on to that news. over at usaid or virginia. another cute stamp was made in the push to use two games to identify the body of water between korea and japan and school textbooks. the bill mandating the use of both pc and sea of japan has passed and is on its way to the governor what you want tell so small the so called east cbo has passed and raging enhance them down against the last eight of them a speedy process in the eighty two to sixteen vote th

missile crewmembers on have that so we are going to develop what we called missile -- and in every flying weapons system we will issue a master questioned file which is a series of questions on important angst to operate that missile system. what are the notes and cautions i should should be from iowa to be able to do at? crewmembers are tested quarterly on those though that is a model we also think we can use. a flying crewmembers evaluated on the 17 month cycle. as part of that if i was and there's typically an open book and close but test and tipping the emergency procedure simulator and then they go to the mission. we will do that same model where we give crewmembers a 17 month time period for an open book includes book test. we will observe them as they do their combat mission in the field and see how they do and from that we will give them an evaluation. we think that's a much more helpful way of doing it. we have been doing it in the aviation business for many years and we will morph the icbm community into that model. >> you can actually launch a missile so how can you do in the f

but if it was a missile wouldn't there be that is a possibility. we've also seen similar things in africa. so suicide is a possibility. and the other thing is we've seen terror strikes like this before, for example, the ana flight out of the philippines, in which the terrorists set off a small bomb inside that plane. this could be a larger operation. >> taking into account, the spatial disorientation, which came up when jfk jr. crashed his plane. you would think it could be looked into, is that something that could have happened and wouldn't have been picked up on radar? in terms of they have been moderate e monitored when they were in the spy. >> they have backups, and so forth, i can tell you the line between sea and sky can be hard to make out. because unless you're talking about in bright sunlight there can be a similar shade of blue. so that is another possibility. the two most likely is some sort of terrorist attack, or pilot suicide, as strange as it sounds. >> i'm in agreement with you, we would like to get some of the wreckage, but there i

those missiles they're building, they are not intended for us. do you remember that beer commercial, this bud is for you. when you see russian building icbms, just remember, america, that's scud is for you. >> they're concerned with iran being able to develop a nuclear weapon but believe the diplomatic process needs to take its course. he set the end of april as the deadline to get a basic framework hammered out. prime minister netanyahu said one of the most basic fundamentals that he needs to see is palestinian recognition for the jewish state of israel. >> ladies and gentlemen, peace is israel's highest aspiration. i'm prepared to make a historic peace with our palestinian names. a peace that would end a senator of conflict and bloodshed. >> despite that positive tone a lot of division between both the palestinian and israeli perspective. among the things that secretary kerry is trying to work on, agreement over borders, agreement over the status of jerusalem and recognition of a palestinian state. the president of palestine will be visiting th

bring the total of missiles launched on tuesday to seven. the one spot in the morning of about fifty five km. defense ministry spokesperson timings of label tuesday's launch is as it was the act of aggression against the ongoing joint south korea and us military drills adding that they're keeping a close watch on the possibility of additional cup of tea sets and or craving team fired four short range missiles into its easter what this last thursday and then to scott's diesel range missiles on monday. the share price of the number of launches comes as north korea has been stepping up its rhetoric although washington early on tuesday for deploying its nuclear powered submarine to south korea's southern port city of poutine. as part of the joint military drills north korea's main internet based propaganda website which means if he called the man with a profit each in for a nuclear war against a communist country. you can even use. as south korea readies itself for a possible re unification of the korean peninsula. it is looking to germany for l

north has fired a series of rockets and short range missiles over the past month. analysts say the security council of deans the latest launches an even greater threat requiring a concerted response blizzard is having an effect on eastern canada. our meteorologist second mori has more on that site. the silly season winter storms affecting the east coast of canada over the m one to canada we seem to his are conditioned to think that ben has produced about twenty five centimeters of snow over the northeastern us until wednesday. now wasn't that will likely move away by your friday button next to spend in super eight in line to take the same area. now the system is the second section of the us with snow didn't know what can bring into this town because warm and humid air will flow in from the gulf of mexico there's a risk of severe thunderstorms over the area i like arkansas and in these early evening tornadoes have been ruled out the new thursday the jury of a severe weather will likely shift course that eat into your friday that it was the front of the stands. here

>> my answer is, reinstate the ballistic missile test program. conduct joint military exercise with our nato friends. offer up equipment and training, ukrainian military. take steps to guarantee, guarantee the notion especially to our friends in europe that we keep our commitments. so far that is in doubt. and i think matter of sending a strong signal that the u.s. will keep commitments to our friends and allies, that's been in doubt for some time now because of the policies of the obama administration. this becomes a crucial moment. >> rose: you think those baltic nations should be nervous as to whether nato, members of nato will come to their defense. >> we ha a treaty abrogation. and we absolutely i think will find if you go to lithuania, latvia, estonia that our friends have russian minority populations in side. under control of the old soviet union nor decades and now they're free and independent states they depend upon united states for leadership. >> rose: what happened if the crimea,ns say they want to join russia. >> there's argument whe

-- missile capabilities that would reach our homeland? >> yes, sir, at the pace they're on. >> do you expect by 2024 they'll have plutonium weapons, not just uranium based nuclear bombs? >> yes, sir. >> admiral. about 20 -- by 2024, if china continues on their present pace of building up their military, what will the balance of power be between china and the united states? in your command? >> well, i think in the region, the balance of power will continue to shift in the direction of the chinese, depending on how much more investments they make and depending on whether we -- what our forces look like going forward system of we'll continue to shift. >> we're uncertain as to what china will do. it seems they're intent ton building up the military is that a fair state snment >> at 12.2%, that's a fair statement. >> let's look at the pace they're on and what will hah to us over the next -- by 2024. if sequestration is fully implemented, how much longer, realistically, do you have in this command? couple of years? what's a normal tour? >> it's

the importance of the city address the security council kind that is north korea's recent ballistic missile launch probably a violation of un resolutions and said it's considering the appropriate response. on the prowl and the spirit. sir paul and economic recovery the reason for that. ay ay ay i know. the drink are yes and you were watching from around the world. it's friday marks twenty eight here in so i am shoveling think too much for joining us. we begin this evening in dresden germany where present company delivered a pivotal speech on probation for a unified korea our correspondent is on has more on the president's proposals detailing how the two korean should work to work in the kitchen. after receiving an honorary degree from dresden university of technology friday. i'm not connect with one of three planned proposal for the tutu we estimate the groundwork for a key from the kitchen she first highlighted the urgency of the thousands of kami and simple. he does that mean and be separated from the to think that a nap the dna. the deal tumbling and tanya like a little until today. on t

the short range missiles are scud missiles. news agency reported the missiles flew about 300 miles. which means they are capable of hitting targets in south korea or japan. this is the second launch in less than a week. >> decked out in a suit and a tieimmy fallon does the polar plunge to benefit the special olympics. he made a deal with rahm emanuel he would take the plunge if emanuel appeared on his show. he agreed to do that. now you sepal lon is taking the dip. 3200 people participated this year. >> it is at great cause. >> 39 minutes after the top of the hour. chaos in the rue crane where russian forces have taken over the region of crimea. how does this conflict affect you? the disturbing financial backlash that you could see. >>> one lucky ivy leaguer might soon be bringing home the bacon, the lettuce and the tomatoes. this unusual petition wants schools circulating for the sandwich ambassador. >> they could lose their competitive edge. listen to what he had to say on "meet the press"." >> a certain amount is okay. but t

whales do we know about this missile test? >> u.s.efense officials tell us that the russians tested a long-range missile earlier today but russia alerted u.s. officials several days ago before the ukraine crisis start. we are told it was not unexpected and that s.t.a.r.t. treaty notifications occurred. earlier today vladimir putin said he reserves the right to use force in ukraine. markets responded well to putin's its military exercises on ukraine's border but there is no indication that the administration thinks that this crisis is over. here's what secretary kerry said in kiev not long ago. >> i think it is clear russia has been working hard to create a pretext for being able to invade further. it is not appropriate to invade a country and at the end of a barrel of a gun, dictate what you are trying to achieve. that is not 21st century g-8 nationwide behavior. >> the pentagon is laying low allowing for diplomacy. they are cap selled military ex-er sigh was russia last night. pentagon press secretary john kirby refuted media reports

. >> still ahead - north korea launching missiles. why it may be a warning to the u.s., and why the regime later released a political prisoner. plus an olympian accused of murder. the case that's called south africa's o.j. simpson trial. (♪) >>> carnival taking a backseat in venezuela. why protesters took to the streets in violent clashes - wearing costumes. >> looking at the weather the federal government will close offices. the national weather service predicted 6-10 inches of snow for the washington d.c. area. meteorologist rebecca stevenson joins us. >> this satellite takes pictures from up in the air down to space, underlying a map of land and water. you can see a satellite of a strong front as it approached slowly but surely into the east, south-east. this is the storm system today, the storm system bringing in ice in the d.c. federal offices closed and a lot of folks will stay home, instead of driving from philadelphia to washington d.c., baltimore and durum. it will be a soaker in the west, a series of storms bringing in up to

nuclear cruise missiles. now we have this cheating and drug scandal at mall strom. strike one. malmstrom is strike two. i'm fearful of what strike three looks like. >> the commander was allowed to resign both from his command and the air force, he wrote a heart felt letter to the airmen explaining his decision to resign and essentially excoriating them for nobody coming forward to complain about the cheating. nobody willing to come forward to say i know this is happening and it's wrong. he described it essentially as an integrity problem. that implies a sort of human failure that's unrelated to the nuclear mission. do you see this as something that's nuclear specific or a broader problem that has nothing to do with those missiles? >> you have to feel for these officers here. they are first rate and they are trying to do their job. and it is a thankful mission. we send them to the most remote areas of america. they pull 24 hours shift underground, practicing to push a button they know they're never going to push. no wonder there's morale problems here. you have to fe

ministry officials say the missiles were launched from a point north of the capital pyongyang. if the current six hundred and fifty km and now into the sea of japan. they say the missiles appeared to be a medium range model called the no dong and lifting so i'm trying to find out more about the launches and what the north koreans are trying to do. pentagon officials confirmed the launch. they said the north koreans should stop provocative acts and work to improve ties with their neighbors. japanese defense mistakenly or the debt has ordered his staff in self defense with this amount to continue to gather information. an insurgent attack at an election commission office in the afghan capital kabul. i plan to find people that he intended to set off explosives twice at the entrance to the office and stoned and died on tuesday exchanged gunfire with the security forces for about four hours. police say the victims include two election officials and one candidate for provincial council i can tell that he issued a statement to claim responsibility for the attack the group declared ear

security council is expected to consider issuing a statement condemning north korea for its latest missile launches. >>> north koreans with disabilities are getting some support from abroad. >>> search teams hunting for malaysian airlines flight 370 have had to temporarily suspend their search because of severe weather. they've been zeroing in on an area in the southern indian ocean. new satellite images picked up more than 120 objects bobbing in the rough waters. nhk's craig dale has details. >> reporter: crews have battled fierce winds and choppy waters as they scour a vast area in the southern indian ocean. now they may be able to narrow their search for malaysian airlines flight 370. >> this is still the most credible lead that we have. >> reporter: malaysia's defense minister says french satellite images detected 122 objects floating in a 400 kilometer square area. >> some objects were a meter in length. others were as much as 23 meters in length. some of the objects appeared to be bright, possibly indicating solid material. >> reporter: flight mh370 left kuala lumpur on march 8 bound

this missile launch has been long planned. u.s. officials were warned about it before the ukraine crisis even started and russia does routinely, regularly test missiles. it was a long way away on the border with kazakhstan. so i think we can discount it. it was long planned but then again, it doesn't make people here on the ground feel any more confident about his intentions and whatever he said in moscow today, that he would only go forward to protect the people in this region, that he wouldn't annex crimea. he seems to have a strange pretext for protection, something that many people i've spoken to here don't really understand. >> diana magnay, thank you so much. president obama and secretary of state john kerry were on the same talking points earlier today on whether russia's actions in the ukraine were a sign of strength. >> there is nothing strong about what russia is doing. >> i actually think that this is not been a sign of strength but rather is a reflection that countries near russia have deep concerns and suspicions about

tests, and the roguepment of a broke -- missile system. they make broad would've moves -- provocative moves. despite the growing dangers and the massive cuts to our international security budget, moree making the job difficult while the chinese budget rose 12% -- chinese defense budget rose 12%. that is the first time we have heard something like that. the domain dominance has eroded due to divergent of resources on the fence to the president's domestic agenda -- on defense to the president's domestic agenda for the last five years. it has made it difficult for men and women in uniform to handle crises as we're seeing around the world today. those who advocate slashes to the international budget and a .otal retreat puts us at risk it is a recipe for disaster. there is an increased of chinese illiterates in the east and sea.ina that is not true. it is not happening. i look forward to admiral locklear's rank assessment about the rebalance is for perceived -- about the bounce perceived in the region. capability might encourage kim jong-un to

the red line with north korea, you shouldn't test the missile. a hapless foreign policy with regard with ukraine, i think secretary kerry is trying, i don't think he's succeeding. but at least there's forward progress. >> doug, your thoughts on the lack thereof, and ent's where we appear to be heading in the relationship with the ukraine and really with eastern europe. >> i think we're in an absolutely weakened position as we sit here today. there is no clear consensus about what the western response should be to the incursion into can crimea. there should be sanctions. but we really don't have anything in place, we don't have the europeans onboard and bottom line, we look like a weak nation and it raises concerns about other former republics of the soviet union. >> matt, it's clear that the president is trying to bolster nato, stepping up, adding i believe six aircrafts into a rotation with a refueling aircraft, to patrol the northern region of eastern europe, that's principally the balkans, what is your reaction? >> i think what's making the am

north korea applies to ballistic missiles to was that of the city. the us presidency that with leaders from korea and japan. search teams looking for the missing malaysia airlines plane how the community. over a hundred potential objects up and spoke to the french sauce light images covering the sith indian ocean. there between the one me set at twenty three meters in length investigators cannot tell what other possible patriots from the missing plane. but the new leaves will help direct the search operation in france. every new release sent back images showing that they need the two ministries we're endeavoring to grow trying to find. you know anything or your families it's exactly what happened she said. the dutch the case over two thousand kilometers off the coast of her the transport minister said it's imperative to link the possible debris to the missing flights. this will help further reduce the search area. i look at mort a break from the plane meanwhile two chinese ships are together looking for two major placing odds of a small supply aircra

security council resolutions, north korea continues to develop nuclear arms and long range missiles, additionally gressively is a investing in cyberwarfare capabilities. north korea brings risk to the world's greatest or fastest growing economic region which is responsible for 25% of the world's g.d.p. and home to our largest trading partners. against this real threat, our nation is committed to the security of south korea to our national interests. our presence and your support of our troops give meaning to this commitment. we are a key component of the nation's rebalance of the asia-pacific region. together the alliance's commitment to each other enables stability and prosperity now and in the future. in the spirit of this commitment, we are working closely with the south korean military to develop its capabilities and combine c-4-i systems and defense strategy and the procurement of precision guided munitions, ballistic missile defense systems and i.s.r. platforms. readiness is my top overarching priority. to ensure that we are focused on the right things at the right time, i've d

the launch angle suggests that these missiles have the range to reach japan's mainland the laguna has ordered his staff to gather more information. us president barack obama is expected to announce a plan to reform the national security agency's surveillance program obama said the nsa will stop gathering and keeping the huge volume of personal data. he also said the agency will need to seek court approval each time and wants to collect that type of information. i'm confident that it allows us to do what is necessaryn order to be aware of the dangers of a attack. but does so in a way that addresses some concerns that people have raised. us media say the nsa will likely receive records from phone companies and hold on to the data for certain period of time. japan's defense ministry has boosted its ite capabilities. officials have set up a ninety per cent units to protect it against cyber attacks. some security experts say two thousand and thirteen was the worst year on record with thousands of the country's government sites hacked. defence ministry to mow the lawn into inaugurated the u

so they do periodically test these missiles.is seen as a bit provocative at this very tense time in relations in the west and russia right now. >> what do you make of it? according to our reporting here at fox, the u.s. tests these types of missiles once every six months as well. obviously it is a provocative move by putin who just got off the phone with president obama and you've got john kerry in the ukraine. >> that's right. russia put out a statement in january, early january, saying they were planning a series of tests, of missiles that would take place around this time. so they have been scheduled. according to defense officials we've spoken to, this was for research and development, so it is not being seen as an act of war, if you will, or anything provocative like that. but it certainly comes at a very tense time. no doubt it is an attention getting exercise by mr.in. >> all right. we'll keep our eyes on this as it develops. jennifer out of washington, thank you. >>> coming up on "the real story," a 14-year-old claiming

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you can see here the hole left by the missile. has seen dozens of strikes like this one in the photos and videos he films a hard to see. bare of children. injured or killed by missiles. how many children. i mean this kilts thank you mum i've seen at least one hundred children on a cot in drone attacks or do we raise him in a day many are dead. others were injured. among them is for team a con took the photograph of this eight year old girl a few minutes before she died this was the twenty first of may two thousand and ten were. for several days an american drone had been watching a house in the tribal area near afghanistan. inside the stuff a seat the great al-qaeda treasure of the region. in a neighboring house fatima cunt was sleeping. at two in the morning the unmanned aircraft controlled from the united states opened fire. got a quote for you with a pretty tough. stay with sob story. but if this guy like you would smear that guy's stead of working for the people most issues the mainstream media for each other right right was a

and you bring up the analogy of the cuban missile crisis.that case you had a russian leader coming up against an american leader who was firm and threatened force. now you have people threatening sanctions. so far nobody is threatening force and your people are standing on the front lines against russian troops. how do you see this ending? >> i think everything will depend on the position of those countries who undertook to protect the territorial integrity of ukraine, and its peace. if the opposition is strong. the aggressor will retreat. if the opposition is weak and ukraine is left with on its own with the russian federation then it will be very difficult to predict anything. i think if a stronger power doesn't stop the russian federation then it will go as far as the world will allow it. >> but how can you ultimately off the russi stop russia even with all the union fied communit unified act against this act if the european aren't willing to go with sanctions or sanctions enough? >> if sanctions of the most possible type could really des

it was every team's first mid range missile launch in four years and followed a series of short range rocket firings over the past month. we would not rule out an informal to protest a proposal to your nuclear deterrence. in response seoul's foreign ministry warned north korea to keep in mind that it will pay the price if it meant like to graze demand from its neighbors and the international community and pushes ahead with another new clean it out. the united states also urged north korea to refrain from disturbing regional peace and security saying anything to protect our ballistic missile launch are a grave violation of un security council resolutions and that will only further isolate and come yet according to thirty eight north a website run by the us korea institute at johns hopkins university. many satellite imagery shows mounties north and south and north korea spawned a test site was excavated to complicate that could allow for multiple cuts to kill l a to a former state department official and editor of the thirty north website that north korea is capable of carrying out a te