. >> north korea is still a flash point. we're still at a state of war with north korea. this is 1953 armistice. >> if there was someday heaven forbid a real war here we would need to work very closely. we are always practicing together, always working together >> thankfully we have helped stabilize and ensure the security of the peninsula for the last 61 years, but in spite of that long time we have to be ready to fight tonight and that really is our mantra. >> north korea is under new leadership. >> kim jong-un looks funny, he is overweight, and sometimes does strange things. but he is smart. when his father died, 7 top officials, 4 generals and 3 civilian bureaucrats, walked next to the coffin of his father in december 2011. in two years time, none of them was alive and in a high level position. >> when it comes to international relations, kim jong-un's rule has been described as erratic. since coming into power, he's launched a long-range rocket and carried out a nuclear test. most recently, the u.s. accused the north of orchestrating a cyber attack on sony pictures l

back in the mid 90s with bill clinton when he made the deal with north korea. we lavished money on the north koreans. we were giving them stuff like now we are giving the iranians. this is what bill clinton said in 1994. listen. >> north korea will freeze and 'tis mantle the nuclear program. south korea and our allies will be better protected. the entire world will be safer as we slow the spread of nuclear weapons. >> sounds very similar, doesn't it, rich? >> yeah, it does. i'm reminded of the old saying the definition of insanity is doing the same thing over and over again and hoping for different results. this is what's going on with the nuclear deal. they have cheated, continue to cheat. this assumption we are playing by civil rules here, that we are going to send in investigators, it just doesn't conformal to reality. >> $99 billion dollars going directly to a conglomerate controlled by the supreme leader. it's going to the worst of the worst of the regime. i don't think north korea feels like we are a threat. we have teams over the last five or six years. t

as president is in china talking about north korea, saying how much influence can be brought to bear, given the frosty relations. we see a passengers problem in the recent better relations, at least the agreement that was reached last week between north and sierra. >> russia health a military parade. known as the southern kirra lease in russia and northern territories in japan. japan and russia claim a strain of relations. that's when russian forces occupied four islands in. a turkish shoulder killed and another wounded the shooting happened in the south-eastern province, the second time there was an attack. riot police used water canons to push back protesters. hundreds were angry over violence between turkish force and rebels. south africa's parliament had rejected an impeachment application. the sudanese president attended an african union summit in south africa in june, despite a war-enforced detention from the international criminal court. >> hundreds of university students in south africa staged a protest over a film. the university's managements has been summoned to parliament.

of course that would be a goal of north korea. certainly needs to be able to do that to be a real threat to the u.s. mainland. but meanwhile it is already as you mentioned, a threat to our allies like south korea. deirdre: david, thank you so much. so glad to have you with us. former state department official, joining us there for context on some of these statements coming through from north korea. it is not the only country creating certain r concern in the world. russia supplying direct support in syria. my next guest is retired gunnery sergeant jesse jane duff. so grad to have you here. >> thank you. deirdre: if this force develops along reported lines. if our sources are correct, this could be a game-changer in the war. what is in it for russia. >> they're looking to help assad in his battle against isis. the very rebel forces cia are training and supporting, they are trying to defeat assad. this situation is going on for decades. a lot of people are not even aware of it. there actually is a naval installation in syria, that is

. >> admiral harris, as i indicated in my opening remarks, there's concern about north korea. i recall when we met in singapore, you expressed significant concern. can you just briefly give us your latest update about north korean activities? i might add, since china shared a border with north korea, are they at all being helpful or do they recognize the threat? >> senator, i believe that as i have said before the north korea is the greatest threat that i face in the pacific as pacific commander. i think you have a leader in north korea who has nuclear weapons and is seeking to deliver them intercontinentally. that causes me great concern. he has 20 to 30,000 artillery pieces within a range of seoul amounting to several hundred thousand rockets that place 28,000 american troops plus their families in a 700,000 american citizens who live on the korean pa sin sue la in danger. i view the threat very seriously. i think china's influence on north korea is waning. china doesn't have the influence on north korea that it had in the past. that's an area of concern. there are many areas

north korea violated the treaty. there was an agreement in 1994 to freeze north korea's plutonium production in exchange for oil subsidies from japan, the united states, south korea. that deal fell through in the early 2000's, when north korea was complaining there were not getting their oil. they were pursuing a uranium enrichment program. there were further efforts from the george w. bush administration to halt and denuclearize north korea. they are known to have a program that will probably give them material for more weapons. they have ballistic missiles that can carry a nuclear warhead. their program is unconstrained, is growing slowly. the real threat with north korea is they could begin arming these ballistic missiles with nuclear warheads, threatening japan and south korea. host: travis is waiting on our line for republicans. good morning. caller: good morning. i just wanted to say that this is really not a treaty, this is a surrender. the only thing missing is a white flag. and we are not even getting our pr

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said a lot of things about north korea implying it might cut off aid to north korea. but i don't think that's in china's strategic interest. i think they've put up with them for over 60 years and i think if north korea conducts another weapons test will sign onto another resolution penalizing north korea but behind the scenes, china will go on aiding north korea because china enjoys tremendous economic and political influence over north and south korea and china is not ready to give that up right now. >> soon young lee joining us from massachusetts. sir, thank you so much for your time. >> thank you >>> now, u.s. presidential hopeful donald trump is poised to deliver a major speech on national security. a day after this major campaign rally attended by thousands in texas, the republican front runner will address war veterans in california. he caused controversy earlier this week saying he will deport the 11 million people estimated to be living in the united states illegally and build a wall between the u.s. and mexico. >>> donald trump will be speaking aboard the bat

of north korea as a nuclear state. and that's why we urge north korea to refrain from actions and rhetoric that threaten regional peace and security and focus, instead, on fulfilling its international obligations and commitments. >> too late, north korea has already carried out three nuclear tests and possesses enough fiscal material for six bombs. north korea's latest declaration comes one day after it threatened a long range rocket launch. the satellite launch it anounszed monday is a failed ballistic missile test. north kreia has been working to improve the delivery system for a nuclear weapon. >> the department continues to urge north korea to refrain from actions that aggregate u.n. security council resolutions, which we believe this particular launch, for example, would violate a u.n. security council resolution. >> u.s. air force chief general mark welch recently warned here at the pentagon that north korea has a missile that can reach the u.s. >> certainly, that i have a missile that can reach hawaii or u.s. fa

quite there yet, but it must be taken seriously when you have any of these threats coming out of north koreaand that's why we're seeing this response from the united states, from south korea and from around the region. >> if if we strip away all the talk of attacking the u.s. and its allies and just focus on the stuff here about restarting the nuclear program, in the past, the north koreans have been pretty up front and true to their word when it comes to the nuclear program and missile launches. they have kept their word. when they said they'll do something, they'll do it. any reason to suspect that may not be the case this time? >> well, i guess, the reason to suspect it might not be the case is simply because simply we can't verify anything coming oit of north korea. on the other hand, as' we have been discussing these threats must be taken seriously. when it comes to the korean peninsula, the talk on the international stage is on how to get north korea to denuclearize. and what we can see here is that it simply has no intention of doing that. it seems to be the ambition of kim jong un. a

that's what we're seeing in north korea. they want what iran got.in the same game. unless the united states begins to up ante pushing back against these rogue regimes, they will ownly continue to press forward. melissa: chris, you talk about isis as threat overseas and a lot of people do, why is it our problem? you look at the plot foiled recently, a 15-year-old, sound a little young, arrested outside of philadelphia for planning an attack inspired by isis against the pope. he was using firearms and explosives, gearing up for a visit from the pope and it is having impact on our shores no matter what you say about it, right? >> absolutely. isis is transformed from recruiting organization bringing large numbers of recruits to in from iraq and syria to train them. they are saying train in place. we'll activate you as appropriate time or launch lone wolf attacks on your own. not as if the threat from isis disappeared. it simply morphed itself into a multispectrum threat where they can attack us directly with their own forces out of syria and iraq and at

engaging our six-party partners, and we're going to be considering what extra pressure we might put on north korea should they decide to conduct that missile launch. >> earlier this week, the director of the north's aerospace agency hinted at the possibility of launching an upgraded long-range ballistic missile next month. october marks the 70th anniversary of the ruling worker's party. pyongyang has also announced that a nuclear complex has been revamped and put back into operation. u.s. secretary of state john kerry warned of severe consequences if pyongyang does not refrain from what he calls irresponsible provocations. >>> gunmen have attacked a pakistani air base in peshawar in the country's northwest. patchari raksawong in bangkok is following the story. >> the gunmen killed at least 17 people at the air base. a spokesman for the pakistani taliban said the group was behind the offensive. it is the deadliest attack on a military facility this year. police say the insurgents stormed a mosque inside the base killing 16 people as they offered morning prayers. a captain also died while leading th

like north korea and sony? should we be concerned about north korea? kim: well, you do not really believe that north korea hacked sony. i do not believe that for a minute. emily: who did, then? kim: well, some sophisticated group that has an interest in what hollywood is doing around the world. emily: you do not think it is a group that has ties to north korea? kim: i do not think so. i do not think north korea has the capabilities. it is just such a beautiful story for the u.s. government to put this onto north korea. it is more likely that it was some insider at sony that was disgruntled. emily: i know you are particularly worried about microsoft. kim: obviously, windows software is the most interesting target for the u.s. government, because everyone is using it. if you can just use windows update to install a backdoor on some target, you know, then that is the most convenient way to get access to everything that happens on an individual's computer or on government computers or bank computers. and it is just the logical extension of what they have a

. >>> and there are reports north korea plans for long-range missiles. north koreans take media, quote, the world will clearly see a series of satellite soaring into the sky. >> south korea says it is watching very closely and the u.s. state department says any satellite unch lark with ballistic missile technology would violate security council resoluti resolutions. a rocket launch is expected next month for the 70th anniversary of the workers party. pyongyang says the satellite will be a peaceful one. >>> "cnn newsroom," when we come back, tens of thousands of refugees and migrants racing the clock to reach western europe before time runs out. details ahead. >>> plus, little relief in california as firefighters try to contain two wildfires quickly spreading in the north. we will have the latest. that's still to come. stay with us. hey pal? you ready? can you pick me up at 6:30? ah... (boy) i'm here! i'm here! (cop) too late. i was gone for five minutes! ugh! move it. you're killing me. you know what, dad? i'm good. (dad) it may be quite a while before he

growing threat from north korea and no way to stop that threat.t accidents could happen. you have to worry that north korea may miscalculate. >> it's not just one nuclear bomb kim could miscalculate. he has 10 to 15 nuclear bombs right now and the rate he is accelerating his buildup he could have as many as 100 by the end of 2020. brian todd, cnn, washington. >> time for a quick break. when we come back, we will have a look at the quirky strange achievements recognized as jin guess world records. trust me, you do not want to miss story. stay with us. at&t and directv are now one. which means you can watch movies while you're on the move. sitcoms, while you sit on those. and even fargo, in fargo! binge, while you lose weight! and enjoy a good cliffhanger while you hang from a... why am i yelling? the revolution will not only be televised. the revolution will be mobilized. introducing the all in one plan. only from directv and at&t. feel like this. look like this. feel like this. with dreamwalk insoles, turn shoes that can be a pain into comfortable

. >> reporter: they said south korea had established ties with china than north korea, likely an historic event in northeastern asia. >> but what led park to attend even though most western leaders didn't. >> the biggest reason is the actions by north korea.

carter: north korea? host: in light of the iranian nuclear deal, how should we deal with other powers with nuclear ambitions? pres. carter: i am delighted with the agreement with iran. i believe it is good for the united states, iran and israel, the whole world, to see this resolved, as has been done courageously by john kerry, with the backing of president obama. president obama has the assurance that the congress cannot block the implementation of the agreement. the next part of it is to make sure iran does comply with all the announced restraints on them, and access to information about their nuclear program that the obama administration has promised to the american people and the world. as you know, this was done not by the europeans or russia and china and others, so it is backed unanimously either leading countries on earth. i am very glad to see that done. north korea is going in the other direction. basically unnecessarily. i went to north korea in 1994. to deal with a crisis in north korea. some

they talked about the nuclear issue, about trying to rein in north korea's nuclear ambitions but referredo the tensions between north and south which were settled to some extent it seems with a deal reached in the early hours of last tuesday morning last week. but she also said that china had played a constructive roll by closely communicate with south korea. that's an interesting contract with what kim jung ung was saying last week when he said north korea had to face down the south very much alone, suggesting that it hadn't had much support from china at this time. certainly relations between china and north korea had become much frostier since the leaderships began. as well as that, north korea chose this day, the day park left for beijing to say in regard to this recent deal, south korea should stop saying it's expression of regret in the dmz earlier last month was in fact an apology. they say it wasn't an apology. simply an express of regret and south korea should stop such talks. >> suggests there is plenty of tension still to be dealt with on this peninsula, plenty for china to try

general assembly. >> north korea presents an ongoing security challenge to everybody. we will talk about that here this morning. >> pyongyang suggested they could launch a rocket carrying a satellite in october to mark the 70th anniversary of the establishment of the workers ruling party. they agreed such a launch would breach u.n. security resolutions that add the north from adding nuclear weapons and ballistic missiles. he said after the meeting he and counterparts discussed stepping up sanctions if north korea goes ahead with a missile launch. >> translator: we agreed to ask north korea to exercise discipline on such actions and observe resolutions decided in the u.n. security council. >> he explained to counterparts japan's new national security laws enacted by the diet and described the laws significant in the light of the security situation. >>> a list of the economicist competitive countries and regions, and gene has the details and wrap up of today's headlines, gene? >> thank you, james. analysts at the world econoc forum measured 140 economies based on corpora

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right now we are in company with china, vietnam and north korea. the u.s., china, vietnam north korea basically permits an abortion up until the time a child is born naturally. this bill is also important because it would significantly curtail the horrifying practices detect the in the videos we have seen of planned parenthood's operations over the summer. i'm surprised to see in the press that only about 49% of the american people have actually seen these videos because they are so horrific that they also i think are shocking and perhaps it is people would rather turn their gaze and look away rather than see the barbaric practices depicted in these videos. indeed these videos show planned parenthood executives callously discussing the value of an unborn child's organs and it is truly, truly morally reprehensible. i think unfortunately it reveals the dark side of humanity one that prizes the important organs of a life rather than the potential potential that chad could have and i asked myself how to begin here? how did we become so desensitized to

has the story. >> reporter: a unique shop has opened in seoul specializing in products made in north korea. it sells clothes and related goods. it's the first of its kind in the south. the shop is more than a store, a cooperative run by south korea small and medium-sized companies and sells the products they make at the complex. the shop's slogan is made in gaeseong. played a major roll in setting up the shop. he started producing eight yrs ago at the complex. he said he closely monitored the latest rise intentions between the two koreas. >> translator: i was so shocked by recent event. i was afraid i would suffer a loss like 2013 when tensions aked. fortunately the situation was brought under control. i'm relieved. >> more than 120 south korean firms operate factories in gaeseong north korea. they operate technology and funds while they provide land and labor for the joint complex. about 54 north koreans are working there. but the situation is unstable. north korea union p closed a complex for five months in response to jointishlt trils by u.s. and south korea. suffered $5 million in reve

north korea comes to mind.ust as we're getting ready to secure this deal with iran that seems all but a done deal now we're getting news north korea, a country we also were policing aggressively to make sure they didn't build any nuclear capabilities from bill clinton to president bush, through this administration apparently it worked like a charm. north korea is warning it restarted all nuclear bomb fuel plants. a day after it was threatening long-range rocket launches. north korea upgraded and restarted all atomic fuel plant to produce more sophisticated nuclear weapons. again that could all be bluster but the fact of the matter is, we had this so-called carrot-and-stick approach that congressman mark meadows remembers well in dealing with north koreans where if they agree to do this, we would give them this. if they just stopped entertaining nuclear notions. well apparently that didn't work out too well, congressman. what do you make of this? >> well it didn't work out well. history is about to repeat itself

she was granted a make-a-wish gift. >> and there are new concerns about north korea after a warning thisis country is ready to use nuclear weapons against the united states anytime. other north is trying to conceal this activity. the cna partnership explains. north korea has already shown the world that can launch a satellite into state -- space. sometime in the next few weeks they will do it again. but this head in secret from this launch pad. hoping to avoid the prying eyes north korea insists it's only plan launching the satellite on top of the long range about it. you can observe it for days. they are true clearly trying to develop a military capability. it was the party. they are unloaded on a no- space. at the other end the missile is at that large crane. the result the u.s. only sees a missile shortly before lunch with little or no warning. if it all works a gift in closer to the ultimate goal. the ability to launch a nuclear whistle. you'll be there in north korea who has a nuclear weapons. it causes me great concern. it all comes as he said it as a reit started a jerk to make th

that was the year when north korea withdrew from the npt. there was a sense that the whole nonproliferation regime could unravel and that the only possible response was war. hence, the initiative at the time of the u.k., france, and germany to engage iran diplomatically. an initiative that then became leading thetive and engagement with the iranians. that came to nothing. leader becoming the president in 2005 and in 2006, you had the second stage in the internationalization of the issue with the security council being brought in. and the security council had means of legal course and that did not exist before. and so what we see today is the their he intense diplomatic engagement of the united states with iran. it is also in a way the product of intense diplomatic negotiation of a range of actors, the europeans, the members of the security council, the non-european members of the security council beside the united date. china and russia. quites what is behind remarkable becauseakes it, in ae remarkable because today what we think of the inte

the north korea is a nuclear power state. i think this is a preacquiresor from what we'll see from iran president clinton and the democrats at the time were saying all the things right now that president obama and senate democrats are saying about this iran deal, yet a mere 12 years later, we now believe they're developing new warheads every single year and they have ballistic missiles capable of striking all of on you allies in the region. as you say, wolf coming up in early october there's a consequential date in the history of the communist party which over the past several years has been a time when the regime takes aggressive provocative action. >> a dangerous time indeed. let's hope this october 10th date passes without any major developments. >>> so russia and syria right now, what are you hearing about russia's deployment of troops presumably to back up al assad's activities. >> it's been a foreign policy of the united states to try to keep russia out of the middle east yet the president's inaction in syria and his mo

north korea had to face off against the south alone. a broad mint about the frosty nature of the relationship currently between beijing and pyongyang. north korea's national defense commission chose this day to release a statement criticizing south korea for how it had been characterising the agreement, saying that north korea had apologised, admitted responsibility for a landmine blast last month, injuring two seen sold yers on the southern side of the demilitarized zone, saying the expression of regret made clear was that. there was no apology, and they should stop saying that one had been made. as for xi jinping, the work of park geun-hye and himself led to south korea and china enjoying a high level of friendship. and said that both fought off the aggression and immaterialist colonization. a clear message about japan. japan concerned about park geun-hye's attendance at the military parade due for thursday in beijing, the united states as well will want japan and south korea to work closely together at a time when china is rising in

meanwhile, there is disturbing information tonight about north korea. jong un is warn it is ready to use nuclear weapons against the united states at any time and the north is trying to conceal feverish activity. is it preparing for some sort of secret launch? let's go to bar bra starbara starr looking into this. >> the pentagon said the north korean military is all about deception and they believe the north koreans are up to it one more time. north korea has already shown the world it can launch a satellite into space. now u.s. intelligence believes sometime in the next few weeks, the regime will do it again but this time in secret from this launch pad hoping to avoid the prying eyes of u.s. spay satellites overhead. north korea insists its only plan launching the satellite on top of a long-range rocket. >> no country in the world hides the assembly of the space launch vehicle. you can observe for days weeks, north korea is clearly trying to develop a capabilitity here. >> reporter: this launch facility constructed with concealment. under ground rail li

and north korea threatening to united states once again. this as the rogue nation is claiming they are resuming production of fuel needed to more make more nuclear weapons. how serious is this threat? it is because of iran? and north korea fell off the white house radar because of the attention surrounding iran. and a high school football coach under investigation not for cheating or busing players but for praying after the game. join us online and we will talk about brad's book and you can ask him anything you want. no code of conduct on overtime. no code of conduct on overtime. did you know that good nutrition is critical for brain health? brain food, hmmm. ensure has b vitamins that help support brain health - now that's smart nutrition. ensure's complete balanced nutrition has 26 vitamins and minerals and 9 grams of protein. ensure. take life in. when your windshield needs trust safelite. our exclusive trueseal technology means a strong reliable bond. at safelite we stand behind our work... ...because the ones you love, sit behind it. (

you have to do something about north korea. now, what i would do is, i would make china respect us because china has extreme control over north korea. and i would say, "china, you better go in there, and you better do something because economically it could cost china." >> pelley: and they're going to listen to donald trump? >> trump: we d... yeah, they're going to listen to me. >> pelley: they don't listen to president of the united states... >> trump: they're going to listen to me. >> pelley: ...but donald trump they're going to listen... >> trump: just like i have the chinese banks in my buildings, they listen to me, they respect me. china has almost complete control over north korea. china will do that. and if they don't do that, they have to suffer economically because we have the engine that makes china work. you know, without the united states or without china sucking out all our money and our jobs, china would collapse in about two minutes. >> pelley: what's your plan for obamacare? >> trump: obamacare's going to be rep

this comes just a day after north korea said its plan to launch long-range rockets next month. y firing a long-range missile would be a serious violation of u.n. resolution. the new threat may be designed for talks with washington hoping to ease international sanctions between the two countries before recently. lauren: breaking this morning to european union has failed to reach an agreement for individual countries to share 120,000 refugees asylum in europe. an emergent remain in russell's and across europe are great to 40,000 migraines but only in a voluntary basis. the ap reporting hungry has declared a state of emergency and two southern cities because of the migrant crisis. nicole: coming up in sports. the new york yankees turn a no-hitter into a germanic win over the tampa bay rays. all the highlights they are. >> i'm terminated. nicole: the terminator is taking over the boardroom. both will be the new apprentice tagline. we will have the details just ahead. stay with us for that because it's funny. u.s. stock index futures but the dow, nasdaq and a speed. you are watching

north korea, what does it mean for the rest of once christian?they look around the world and in particular about iran and the iran deal and they want a piece of the pie, and they saw that iran violated the treaty, which nobody cares about right now and now has its own program and got a lot of sanctions and want some of it. and north korea has a habit of doing this and succeeding at it, which gets the cuts and its allies to entice north korea back to the negotiating table and that's where it prevails, it tends to win us. charles: so more or less you're saying it's a good old-fashioned shake down to turn on these plants. we go back and forth and then we give them some financial settlement to calm them down again. >> that's right. if you look at recent administrations, both republican and democrat if the clinton administration had the agreed framework, you know, i worked on north korea human rights issues in the bush administration, we were trying to make life harder for the regime but chris hill wins with another february 13, 2007 agreement. it was

that is certainly not a widely held view of the north korean leader outside of north korea. averted all-out war when tensions spiked between north and south korea last month. will ripley has more now from north korea's capital, pyongyang. >> translator: we've characterize it as a suspicious incident. the south koreans were saying it was caused by us. but it was definitely not us. we expressed our regret meaning we felt sorry the incident caused injury to that personnel. that is all. importantly, our respected marshall kim jong un brought the situation under control with his firm decision to preserve peace and security, taking the safety of our loving people and the entire nation as his top priority and for the future of mankind. >> you characterize your leader kim jong un as a peacemaker. but some of the outside world has a different impression. case in point the statement recently from your own state media that north korea is prepared to use nuclear weapons against the united states at any time. >> translator: this is simply our official position on the fact that we have bee

i went to north korea in 1994 to deal with a crisis in north korea.some of you are familiar with this. the leaders of north korea sung was revered and worshiped like george washington and jesus christ put together in north korea. the united states was in the verge of deterring north korea to be a nation and sung to be a criminal. my chinese came if the united states did that, the north koreans would invade and attack south korea, and they -- military gentlemen from arkansas told me a million south koreans would be killed in the first 48 hours. i decided to go to north korea and negotiated a comprehensive agreement that ended development of atomic weapons. unfortunately since then other things have happened. now this week north korea announced that they are going to expand their nuclear program. back into a place where the nuclear takes place. anyway, i think we need to riggedly enforce nonproliferation treaty which was under kennedy. iran is member of the treaty. they have a right to develop a peaceful nuclear problem. the problem is that many people

other members of that club including china and north korea. the bill before us will present unjustified killing in the womb of human beings who can feel pain. the bill recognizes three justifications from three justifications went abortion is necessary to save the life of a mother, and when the pregnancy resulted from rape or from incest against a minor. this bill would do nothing more than the united states step away from the most extreme abortion position in the world. the supreme court may be preventing us from upholding a law the inherent dignity of all human beings before birth. that doesn't mean, however, we should not defend the dignity for as many members of the human family as we can. that is why i support the pain capable unborn child protection act before us today. this bill is consistent in two different ways without the supreme court assembled for abortion regulations in the past. in roe v. wade the court drew a line at certain points in pregnancy reflecting something that the court found to be medically meaningful. the end of the

we have been reporting here from pyongyang, north korea.ntry is getting ready for a national celebration on october 10th. the anniversary of the ruling party led by kim jong-un. north korea has been known to grant amnesty to its own inmates. they did it earlier this year in august around another holiday. they let an inmate go. there has been no official statement saying amnesty will be granted to joo won-moon. after we got the interview with him in may, it has been complete silen silence. i asked officials here a couple of days ago, they said they had no information. just within the past few hours, this press conference surfaces. some of the things he said in the press conference, quote, i had not had the opportunity to contact my family. i hope to tell my family and loved ones i am well and healthy and hope to be home soon. john, he mentioned he has been taken around to speak to north korean college students here in pyongyang. he says the college students told him he was no enemy to them. when you listen to that language and you listen to

intelligence has growing concerns about north korea.regime has been warning it is ready to use nuclear weapons against the united states at any time. now the north is trying to conceal feverish activity at a launch site. is it preparing for a secret launch? cnn pentagon correspondent, barbara starr, has been looking into this. >> reporter: the pentagon has long thought the north korean military is all about deception and it looks like they're up to it one more time. north korea has already shown the world it can launch a satellite into space. now, u.s. intelligence believes some time in the next few weeks, the regime will do it again. but this time, in secret, from this launch pad, hoping to avoid the prying eyes of u.s. spy satellites overhead. north korea insists its only plan, launching the satellite on top of a long-range rocket. but? >> there isn't a country in the world that has a space launch facility that looks like this. no country in the world hides their assembly of their space launch vehicle. you can observe it for days, for

north korea, other on immigration. let's take a look at donald trump at his best. >> nobody ever mentions north korea.xd where you ha,this maniac sitting there and he has nuclear weapons and somebody better start thinking about north korea and perhaps a couple other places. but certainly north korea. and ken and i have spoken and talking about iran. they're bad actors. bad things are going to happen. but in the meantime have you someone right now in north korea who has got nuclear weapons and who is saying almost every other week i'm ready to use them. and we don't even mention it. >> that is exactly the language our republican primary voters are looking for. i am going in the back road this time. i want a word or phrase for ted cruz in tonight's debate. >> ready. >> inspiring. >> straight shooter. >> bold. >> honest. >> strong. >> positive reaction? raise your hand. what was so good? >> he is sincere about everything. >> so good? >> his efforts. being tenacious. >> he understands the constitution and how the governmen