. >> the aleutian islands are situated in north pacific ocean, forming a chain that extends about 1200 miles west southwest toward siberia to form the southern boundary of the bering sea. the illusions comprise for and constitute part of the territory of alaska, usa. there arec origin, cones on the chain still active. a permanent low-pressure area prevails there. cold air masses from the polar regions flow with the shearing effect against the warm, moisture laden air masses over the japanese current to form cyclonic disturbances. because of the earth's rotation, these disturbances move from , and thisst meteorological phenomena constitutes one of the most dangerous weapons in the arsenal of our enemies. it enables the japanese to operate behind the moving curtain of a storm. of june, 1942,ys they employ this advantage and it all out attempt to secure domination of the entire pacific >> look around you. the retiring the remnants of the task force, landed troops on the undefended islands, we immediately undertook the offensive and commenced our march toward asia. in late august of 1942,

they had been scheduled to sail from singapore to australia, but diverted north. pacificays north korea is the major threat in the region, and the strike a group will safeguard u.s. interests in the area. indonesia's deposit insurance agency said they countries banks are likely to face nonperforming loans. he told bloomberg we have not seen the bottom yet because of commodity volatility and other adversity. she said the problem will keep economic growth below 6% over the next two years. home prices ins hong kong are close to a peak and "unsustainable." price hasch unit says outpaced growth since 2009 and any external shocks could trigger a tightening of the system. the monetary authority is also concerned and once relates -- banks to detail their exposure to risks. global news 24 hours a day powered by more than 2600 journalists and analysts in more than 120 countries. this is bloomberg. i am rosalind chin. david: thank you. let's stay on this theme of central banks. this weaker than expected reading on friday on new jobs has cast some doubts on the fed policy this year.

military officials say they test-fired an inter continental ballistic missile from california to the north pacificof an example of how the two sides are going at it simultaneously, this is from yesterday near the border with north korea. this is from south korea. you can see south korean missile launch system firing rockets. don't mind the red flags. it's a drill. they're taking shots. the drills have been going on since last month. yesterday north korea marked the anniversary of its army with live fire drills. the government released them. kim jong-un had to check it out himself. here he is with the high-ranking military officers. these pictures out of north korea. they're state pictures. look at their faces. look at this guy. did kim jong-un say something stalked with hilarity? he suggested we're on the brink of nuclear war and he can take out one of our aircraft carriers with one strike and he can do that. they seem to be having a grant time. this is an explosion near the sea of japan. up on capitol hill, the senators -- no, at the white house. on white house property they're having this big me

. >> the islands are situated to the north pacific ocean, forming a chain that expands 1200 miles toward siberia to form the southern boundary. the illusions comprise for and constitute part of the territory of alaska. of volcanic origin, there are numerous coals on the chain. the illusions of the storm of the western world, a permanent low-pressure area. cold air masses flow with a shearing effect against the warm moisture air masses of the japanese current to form iconic disturbances. because of the earth's rotation these disturbances move from west to east. phenomenon constitutes one of the most dangerous weapons. operating behind moving curtain of the storm. in the early days they employed the advantage in a camp to secure absolute domination in the entire pacific ocean. invasionstched to against widely separated -- an operation designed to break the line of defense come upon which security of the pacific coast depends. american air forces engage at midway, achieving a historic victory. and land based planes, swarm down seemingly out of nowhere to knockout two troop filled transports

as tomay be a disconnect how serious north korea is. from the pacific command's position, north korea is very serious. in addition to that, we are in a position where we have to specific arena. we have what is going on in the middle east. it is a different situation with syria. the issue we will have to resolve there is whether the president has the powers to do what he is doing there as well. remember, we are in an armistice with north korea. that war has not technically ended. we have to think about all the various situations. it the asia pacific theater, is a critical component. >> thank you all very much. >> on u.s. taxnel policy. john kelly announces a new office for victims of crimes by illegal immigrants. the senate homeland security committee investigates federal waste. ♪ c-span's washington journal, live every day with news and issues that impact you. thursday morning, maryland republican congresswoman and member of the house freedom caucus discusses health care and government funding. congresswomany coleman talks about growing arrests. then a

the area will be safer and the north pacific region will be safer with their career. >>> looking ahead, tomorrow the president heads to wisconsin where he'll talk about his buy america, hire for those who aren't aware, it's a company that builds country-made roles and officials regarding the details of the trip. further guidance should be coming out to your extension and improveme improvement. the president is happy to sign this legislation which went by the senate earlier this month. the bill ensures that veterans have continuity of care while this nation works with congress to develop a plan that reforms the va system and gives our nation's heroes the care they deserve. he'll also host the newspaper to highlight their fifth super b f win. i hand it over to mr. acosta. >> does the president have a line that if they cross it, they will be responsible to answering to the u.s.? >> i think they've talked about the use of red lines in the past. the drawing of red lines really hasn't worked in the ss. he holds his cardslose to the vest and you're not going to see him telegraphing how he's g

we're a north pacific power. as tensions are rising with north korea, they want to send a message they are part of this. they have to be -- their interests have to be considered as we deal with the north korean problem. >> you have two u.s. f-22s that were dispatched. what happens in an intercept? >> it's all part of the north american air defense. it's not only the intercept of u.s. planes. they try to be as professional as possible. they make sure they don't get in the way of those bombers. they basically let them know that they are there. nothing happens except an esc t escort. if it gets into u.s. airspace, it becomes more sporty. they may signal them. they may paint them with their radar. to let them know they are on a missile lock. it can get a little bit dangerous at times if they do get closer to u.s. airspace. >> are the pilots communicating with each other? are the american and canadian and russian pilots? >> they sometimes do. sometimes the opponent, the person in the other airplane just doesn't answer

north korea is. but from the pacific command position, north korea is very serious. in addition to that, as you know, we are in a position where we have the pacific arena, we also have what is going on in the middle east. the middle east is a different situation than syria. the issue we have to resolve there is whether or not the president has the powers to do what he is doing there as well. north korea, it is still technically -- we are in an armistice there. that war has not technically ended. we have to think about all the very situations but for the asia pacific theater, which is important to me, it is a critical component. >> thank you very much. [indiscernible] trump will be talking about his first 100 days at a rally later today and harrisburg, pennsylvania. we will take you there live it 7:00 p.m. p.m. -- at it will make it the first time in three decades a sitting president will not be present at the annual event. the entertainer is a comedian. our live coverage gets underway at 9:30 p.m. leading up to the dinner, we spoke to c-span correspondent jeff mason a

north korea is. but from the pacific command's position, north korea is very serious. in addition to that, as you all know, we are in a position where we have the pacific arena. we also have what is going on in the middle east. the middle east is a different situation with syria. the issue we will have to resolve there is whether the president has the powers to do what he is doing there as well. north korea -- or member, korea is still technically -- we are in an armistice there. that war has not technically ended. so, we have to think about all the various situations. for the asia pacific leader, which is important to me from hawaii, it is a critical component. >> thank you all very much. >> next on c-span, a panel on u.s. tax policy. then, homeland security secretary john kelly announces a new office for victims of crimes by illegal immigrants. later, the senate homeland security committee examines federal waste. journal," live every day with news and policy issues that impact you. coming up thursday morning, andy harris, maryland republican congressman and member of

in the middle east and north africa some of the surviving fighters will likely repatriot into north pacificthen there's north korea that remains a threat to the united states. north korea has vigorously purr sused nuclear testst and ballistic missile launches which it claims are intended to target the united states, south korea, ja man and earl lir this week, australia. make no mistake. kim jong un is making progress and plan to deliver them intercontinentally. all countries need to take this seriously because the missiles point in all directions. it is not yet an exessential threat but it may to hostile rhetoric. i know there is some question about the advancements made by yang and i won't add the speculation. my job is to provide military options to the president. i must assume claims are true. general brooks and i are going everything possible to defend american homeland and allies and republic of korea and japan. they decided last july to determine area defense system, which would be operational nm coming days and able to better defend against a growing north korean threat. that's why i

north korea area. right now, u.s. pacificmand confirming it has detected and tracked a failed north korean missile launch, this happening just within the last couple of hours. and as we have just seen, their big parade where they had a show of some of the different missile technology that they've been developing. i want to go straight to will rippley who is live in pyongy g pyongyang. do you get a sense there is any fear in north korea, any kind of refuse talation for the continued development of their nuclear weapon program? >> certainly when we ask people on the streets here on pyongyang, they are say they are not afraid of retaliation by the united states as a result of nuclear testing, missile testing on the part of their country and its leader kim jong un. the answers we get to our questions are shaped by the fact that this is an a ah author tearian country. if the u.s. could drop a nuclear bomb of rain down bombs here in people's homes, people believe this, or they say they do, because that's what you say publicly when

north korea launching another missile test. rich edson is at the state department. reporter: u.s. pacifichis is a missile that never left north korean territory. north korea launched this missile a few hours ago it apparently broke apart and was an unsuccessful test it's a scud-type missile. they think it's a variant on that that they are trying to create to hit ships. the administration is aware of the most recent missile test and the president has been briefed. all of this happening a couple hours after the secretary of state rex tillerson convened a special meeting of the national security council in new york. the goal was to get the security council all on the same page for confronting the north korean challenge. he says the strategy is to fully implement sanctions that have been passed by the u.n. security council and try to continue to isolate north korea diplomatically. reduce or cut diplomatic ties countries might have with north korea. the secretary of state also called out china, a country he says is responsible for 90 person * of north korean trade. the question on all of this

joining us on msnbc, and what we can say at this moment in terms of a north korea missile launch, what we are hearing from u.s. pacific command is that it did detect a north korean missile launch. they are telling us, according to the information they've provided so far it was detected and tracked by u.s. pacific command. and at the moment, in their assessment, that the north korean missile launch happened at 11:21 a.m. hawaii time. that's about 5:21 eastern time. and 5:51 a.m. local time there in north korea. so we are talking about 2 1/2 hours ago this has happened. the launch of the ballistic missile occurring near sinpo. the missile, according to the u.s. pacific command blowing up almost immediately. and the type of missile is still being assessed at this moment. also what we understand at the moment is that there is a missile launch conference call being undertaken by the united states to assess options in terms of what is next. that is what we know at this hour. still with us, andrea mitchell, nbc news' chief foreign affairs correspondent. and as kelly was telling us, vice president pence in the air on his way.

large ridge of high pressure off to our west taking the storms sending them way up to the north maybe the pacificst, alaska, british columbia. in this winter, we have had no such ridge off to the west. so any storm that comes along does have the opportunity to impact us in northern california. and this one will yet again. another one behind it, as well. futurecast for tomorrow shows a mix of sunshine and showers for the south bay. the rain goes quickly in and out. tonight by the time you wake up tomorrow you may wake up to sunshine but showers until lunchtime tomorrow. breezy and cool temperatures running 5 to 7 degrees below average. so how much rain will we get tonight? a quick quarter inch of rainfall. 10, 11:00 this evening for san francisco, oakland and napa. working south san jose the rain done by 4 a.m. but still scattered showers behind the front of the we get a break thursday afternoon we'll be dry. friday will be dry the entire day. saturday we'll be dry the entire day. it is sunday easter sunday, maybe the easter egg hunt, maybe you have a brunch reservation for your family with an out

speaker, from the north atlantic to the north pacific, to the baltic seas, the russian people are standing up to putin and his decades ever egregious corruption. the protests in moscow are punctuated with chants that putin is a thief. and of course the anti-corruption protest leaders have been jailed. and our president, the united states president, the leader of the free world, says that he admires putin's strong man ways. here's the rub, that every american, of every political persuasion should be concerned with, that every american family, millions of whom have lost a soldier in defense of our democracy, should be concerned with, putin is trying to discredit the exact democracy that millions of our brothers and sisters have died for. putin is a thug, and a street punk. his attempt to hijack our democracy needs an aggressive and honest independent investigation. i yield back. . the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman yields back the balance of his time. for what purpose does the gentleman from kentucky seek recognition? without objection, the gentleman is recognized father with -- for one

. >> yeah, tensions heating up in the korean peninsula with yet another provocation by north stern pacifich korea warned on state television of america's "mad cap nuclear war provocations." now the pentagon spokesman responded, calling on north korea to end its own provocative actions and rhetoric. >> war of words as north korea detained he tried to leave the country. after a one month university teaching assignment. 58-year-old tony kim is now at least the third u.s. citizen in north korean custody now. 22-year-old, university of virginia student is serving a 15 year sentence. american businessman, is serving a ten year sentence. >>> warning from defense secretary jim mattis and pirates in the waters off somalia. mattis and u.s. officials say such attacks are increasing. in recent weeks, there have been six pirate attacks on commercial ships. mattis addressed the issue, visiting a base near the gulf of aden. officials say piracy attacks have not reached crisis level of five years ago. and we learned just moments ago that vice president mike pence is returning home early from his overseas

this is neighborhoods like western addition, russian hill, financial district, chinatown, north beach, pacific heights and so in response to that the city of san francisco has activated our emergency operation centers to coordinate all of these activities. now our main focus at this time remains focused on public and safety so what we're doing is closely coordinating with our all of our critical facilities including hospitals, schools, public transportation facilities and public transit agencies to make sure that we're maintaining contact with them and we have -- we have their status on what's going on. >> all right. we will -- reiterate a message that we've gotten from the san francisco fire department that unless you're having an emergency do not call 911. they have been fielding a lot of phone calls and i'm sure you are fielding phone calls as well. >> all 911 calls whether police, medical or fire come to the department of emergency management so we want the public to refrain from calling 911 unless they have a life safety emergency. we want to keep the lines clear. for people looking for u

another weather system is pushing into the pacific north west, bringing wind and rain. 22 degrees ingeles and 22 degrees in new york as well. severe weather to be in colombia, ecuador and central and northern parts of peru. the flooding and land slide problems ongoing. in the south it's looking pretty good. in ecuador and bogota further rain or showers. some of that could be heavy with thunder and lightning. across southern europe, it's been decent recently. it looks like a lovely afternoon in spain and in portugal. 30—odd degrees in seville. around 18 or 19 in the sunshine in barcelona. it looks good for much of southern france and northern france, a bit of cloud. 17 degrees in paris is pretty good going. then into the thicker cloud and rain across northern europe, berlin, war saw, looking wet. in helsinki we should stay dry. further east, out towards moscow, showers through the middle of the week. those merging into something wetter as we head towards thursday. stays essentially dry, but cloudy in kiev. we see cloud breaking up in athens. sunshine later in the week. on our shores,

as north korea which remains the most immediate threat to the security of the united states and our allies and the asia-pacific. this week that the industry with a nuclear strike. the powerful reminder to the entire international community and north korea's missiles pointed in every direction. the only nationhood tested nuclear devices in this century north korea has vigorously pursued an aggressive weapons test schedule with more than 60 listed missile events in recent years. with every test, kim jong-un moves closer to his goal with a strike against american cities. and he is not afraid to fail in public. defending the homeland is my top priority. i will must assume that the nuclear claims are true. i know his aspirations certainly are. and that should provide all of us a sense of urgency to ensure pay common us forces korea are prepared to fight tonight with the best technology on the planet. that is a general brooks and i are doing everything possible to defend the american homeland and our allies in the republic of korea and japan. that's why they decided to deploy sad -- thad . -- that is why the uss car

north korea is threatening to sink an american aircraft carrier. they are starting drills in the western pacific. and a north korean newspaper says the country is ready to sink the boat with a single strike. u.s. officials said it's part of a strike group near the korean peninsula but it won't be there for a few days. >>> valero grade to pay $340,000 for two dozen alleged violations. all of the violations were corrected shortly after they were covered. the settlement money will be used to pay for air quality inspections and enforcement. >>> a group of students is about to embark on an exciting journey. and it might help launch us into the future of high speed commuting. one of 24 teams to make the cut in the hyper challenge. >> this is the second version. >> they were hyper pumped about the hyper loop design and why wouldn't they be. the 56 member team has taken a giant step towards history adding a spot in the student competition to design a scaled down version of hibig vision, hyper loop travel. san francisco to l.a. would take 30 minutes. paris to london, 15 minutes, breaking the sound barrie

the next day or so the reason o for that rain is going to sweep through the area seeing it from pacific north northeast at this poishths riding to portions of the southeast back off towards portions of texas, that is going to continue through the overnight horse at times along than whatted from indiana through pence portions of new york have been thunderstorms firing up may continue to see some next couple hours begins to shift farther south best chance more severe weather along this line there it is you get into that yellow area portions of oklahoma back into texas, area where we may still see semsome severe weather how is that panning out hour-by-hour forecast future radar a disturbance, 2 a.m. to 3, 4:00 a.m. continue to see maybe more severe weather spark up for portions of north texas otherwise looking to head back into workweek may be folks have tomorrow offtude, west warm cooloff tomorrow's highs 70 degrees in new york city, i can run you into tuesday and wednesday, you begin to see cooler air along the east coast, but that warm air pooling up in the middle of the country that kind of

mark ) the u.s government is on high alert this morning after north korea threatened to take out a u-s aircraft carrier in the western pacific ocean. north korea says it is prepared to sink a u.s. aircraft carrier group conducting drills near the philippines -- and that it has weapons which can reach the continental u.s. this threat comes a day after an american citizen was detained at the pyongyang airport. ( mark ) the u-s is not backing down. japanese destroyers are participating in drills with the u-s aircraft carrier near the phillippines. ( mark ) for the first time in decades, voters have rejected france's main political parties. instead voters opted for two outsiders in a run-off for the french presidency. centrist emmanuel macron and far-right leader marine le pen advanced to the second round of voting. the final outcome of this historic vote has the potential to transform the political landsc

there are huge amounts of plastic waste spiraling around in the pacific and north atlantic. the mediterranean is also full of it. but the concentration of plastic waste is particularly bad in the indian ocean, off asia's densely populated coastal regions. mumbai is situated on the indian ocean. kilometers of sandy beach line its shores. but it's not as idyllic as it looks from a distance. afroz shah is a lawyer. two years ago, he fulfilled a lifelong dream and bought an apartment with an ocean view. but the view wasn't quite what he expected. i looked out of my window and i saw so much plastic on the beach. it didn't look nice. it's like a sore to your eyes. being a lawyer you file a petition to the court, you complain to the bmc, the local municipality saying something is wrong. or being a citizen, someone who lives along the coastline, saying there is a problem and i'll do it. >> afroz shah set about cleaning the beach himself. every weekend, he spends a few hours excavating garbage with the help of some of his neighbors. in the first two-three months it was difficult. i u

harry harris will be back on capitol hill testifying about military strategy in the asia-pacific region or casino north korea at 9:30 in the morning. >> concerted diplomatic strategy to focus on funding the threat of a nuclear and ballistic missile capability. it's exactly the sort of threat that requires us to act responsibly. >> and the carrier do you think that's responsible as well? >> i think it's important for both china and south korea and japan to realize the united states has the resources and will make absolutely every effort to reach a demented -- diplomatic resolution but we also stand ready to defend ourselves. as the leadership of north korea i do think it's appropriate for us to make sure we have the resources in the region and 30,000 american troops that are on the peninsula. >> is it a direct threat to the u.s. mainland? >> it's clear that kim jong-un intends to develop both nuclear weapons and the capability to deliver them against the american people. at some point there will be a very pressing national security threat. i think it is constructed for us to be having a bipartisan conve

stand firm and stand strong to confront the urgent and important issues of security in the asia—pacific, like northstralia, our other allies in the region, and china, to bring economic and dramatic pressure to bear until pyongyang abandons the nuclear and ballistic missile programmes. mr prime minister, know that president donald trump and i are both grateful to you for calling on china, even this week, to play an even more active and constructive role in addressing the north korean threat. the president and i have, in his words, great confidence, that china will deal properly with north korea. i know that you share that hope. as president donald trump mcleary few days it, if china is unable to deal with north korea, the united states and our allies will. —— made clear a few days ago. the united states in a straight face the we know security is important to our prosperity. malcolm turnbull and i have discussed ways to renew prosperity for our people. we are building ona prosperity for our people. we are building on a sturdy foundation. the free trade agreement between our countries is a case study

it is part of the navy carry strike formation in the pacific. north korea tested a ballistic missile before president trump's meeting with the president of china. it is preparing for another nuclear chest. >> delaware community remains on high alert as police search for the man who abducted and sexually assaulted a 4-year-old girl, police keeping a high presence in the village of plum run as detectives check out tips and surveillance video. that little girl was playing outside her home in the 4800 block of sugar plum court when she was taken. two hours later she had found in banning park 8 miles away. parents have strong words of caution for their kids until the attacker is caught. >> if you don't recognize the person don't talk to them, whether they have a puppy or candy or anything like that don't go near them. >> friday police found a potential lead some suspicious tire tracks not far from the abduction scene. >> the search is on for a man who tried to abduct a seven-year-old in quakertown bucks county. the boy said he was riding his bike when a ma

notice this low pressure system to our north heading into the pacific northwest. g to bring some showers up north and may actually bring a few sprinkles our way by the end of the day tomorrow. today, plenty of sunshine, clear skies for all. we take you through the day sunday. here we are at 8:00 p.m. looking fantastic. temperatures do stay cool. but notice just this. now monday we're thinking possibly for the north bay not more than 1/10" at most but the possibility of a couple of sprinkles. most of us will stay dry. most of us will see sunshine. two of the transition days rain stays to our north. it's wednesday we start to see the best chance of widespread rain for the bay area. really wednesday, the second half of wednesday looks to be the wetter part of the day into wednesday night and on into thursday. in the meantime we stay dry. sunshine today. temperatures well below average for this time of year. we should be in the mid to upper 60s and we're in the 50s, low 60s for most folks. so here's a look another those temperatures for the south bay topping out in the

president trump and south korea's leader agreed to stay in close contact about north korea and other issues. the u.s. pacifice carrier group including the u.s.s. carl vincent to sale north from that singapore. >>> secretary of state rex tillerson says the u.s. is rededicating itself to hold to account "any and all who commit crimes against innocent people." tillerson made the comments during a visit to site. he was alluding to the recent chemical attack in syria. >> a controversy has erupted for united airlines after video showed officials physically removing a passenger from an overbooked flight after no one volunteered to get off. passengers reported the incident that showed the man being dragged down the aisle. his head hits an armrest and his face starts bleeding. united said it needed to get a four person crew from chicago to louisville and asked for people to volunteer to get off and accept a flight voucher but when no one accepted four passengers were randomly chosen s the man you saw being dragged says he was a doctor and that he had to see his patients. >> one of the initial officers just said are y

security leaders are emphasizing diplomacy to persuade north korea to dismantle its nuclear program while boosting military action here in the asia-pacificnorth korea showing pictures of kim jong-nam marking what is described as his country's largest drill. britain's largest business lobby has called on the u.k. and the rest of the eu to settle any exit deal quickly and get on with the new trade deal. saying a good brexit arrangement is not about doing the u.k. a favor but based on solid economic reasoning for both sides. will be meeting in brussels this weekend to discuss their collective response before fall negotiations can begin. global news, 24 hours a day, powered by more than 2600 journalists and analysts in more than 120 countries. find more top stories on the bloomberg at top . we're just passed me day here in hong kong, a fairly uneven will session. very little price action with the exception of china. currency,ook at the the boj is in the mix. . new forecast for inflation they cut the forecast and pushed the objective for the timetable or the target for them to meet that price target forward a little bit. begin barely budg

vincent it's part of a navy carrier strike group in the pacific. northea tested a ballistic missile before president trump's meeting with the president of china and reportedly preparing for another nuclear test. >> a driver found a less an ideal place to park his car earlier this morning. it ended up stuck on the train tracks at the septa fern rock station platform. the driver said the brakes failed as he was pulling the vehicle into the parking lot on the 1100 block of west nedro street. thankfully no injuries were reported in this one. though charges have been filed. >>> time 9:35, a delaware community remains on edge as authorities before he is their search for the man who abducted and sexually assaulted a 4-year-old girl. police are keeping a presence in theville of plum run as detectiving -- as detectives check out outside people coming in. a little girl was taken from plum court and found 8 miles away. until the attacker is caught, patterns have strong words of caution for kids. >> if you don't recognize the person, don't talk to them, at all. whet

i do not believe china will not help us with north korea with so many years out in the pacific with chinah korea. you see what china has been done on the south china sea. you see he what they are doing. they want to keep north korea on edge and we'll going to form a pacific area treaty organization, pad -- pato, on te model of nato. we'll have south korea, japan, philippines, thailand, new zealand, australia and other nations out there that will join news this pact, we've got to counter this rising hedgemon, china, in the region. melissa: yeah. >> they're not going to help us. melissa: general, thank you. appreciate your time. >> thanks, melissa. david: don't touch your 401(k). i know it is very tempting but that is what some companies are telling their employees. find out why coming next. >>> also, billions of your tax dollars are helping to fund private universities and ivy league schools that already have billions in endowments. congressman tom reed, we will hold universities accountable, suggesting they could well afford tta some the load off of taxpayers. he joins us next. ♪ david: p

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. >> as vice president mike pence reassures american allies in the pacific over the north korean threatrning that the warship president trump said was on its way to the region was actually heading in the opposite direction. >> new this half-hour, police chase a suspect right off of a bridge. >> the suspect veering over the edge, crashing into freezing waters below. officers then jumping into action, details are ahead. >> what goes around comes around. hallelujah, mtv, to start playing music again. the network after school staple

. >> as vice president mike pence reassures american allies in the pacific over the north korean threat, learning that the warship president trump said was on its way to the region was actually heading in the opposite direction. >> new this half-hour, police chase a suspect right off of a bridge. >> the suspect veering over the edge, crashing into freezing waters below. officers then jumping into action, details are ahead. >> what goes around comes around. hallelujah, mtv, to start playing music again. the network after school staple today's biggest stars getting a new look. we are going to party like it is 1999. but actually, 2017. it's wednesday, april 19th. ♪ ♪ >> announcer: from abc news, this is "world news now." >>> oh, my god, i see that video. all that comes to my mind is ooh, bop, hansen. >> from my home state. oklahoma. hansen, "ooh bop." >> hansen from oklahoma. >> north, i should know this. moving on. >> do they have streets named after hansen. a town after each one of them. >> friends of mine had them plastered all over their rooms. >> a parade. we'll get to trl coming back

faces threats in the pacific posed by north korea. now the u.s. evidents to curb north korea's nuclear and weapons program dominated much of pence's trip. president trump spoke with the chinese president in an effort to defuse the situation and today a leading communist party newspaper warns north korea against conducting another nuclear test. meanwhile, details are still sketchy about the detention of u.s. citizen tony kim who also goes by his korean name. he was detained saturday bringing the number of u.s. citizens detained to three. gee also don't know about the whereabouts of his wife who was reportedly with him at his time of detention at the pyongyang airport. >> thank you. >>> more news for united airlines, a terrifying flight monday night after engine trouble forced an emergency landing. the flight was headed to houston when passengers say one of the engines overheated. a passenger tells nbc the plane tipped to one side as it tried to land. the wing nearly hitting the tarmac before pulling up and trying again. he posted on facebook. >> th

admiral harris is back on capitol hill, testifying about military strategy in the asian-pacific region, focusing on north korea. follow life coverage from the senate armed services committee at 9:30 a.m. eastern on c-span 3. you can also watch on www.c-span.org, and listen on the c-span radio app. u.s. federalel on tax policy. former house ways and means chair dave camp outlined recommendations for moving tax overhaul legislation through the house and senate. newspaper hosted this event. it is 40 minutes. >> we continue our discussion on tax reform. i would now like to call on to the stage former congressman dave camp, a senior policy advisor at pricewaterhousecoopers and the former chairman of the house ways and means committee, and the center on budget and policy priority, president of the committee for responsible federal budget, and grover norquist, president and founder of the americans for tax reform. over to you. >> thanks. let's start with you. what was your reaction to the secretary's comments? were you heartened? we wrote a story about the possibility of transportation mixing with tax reform. >

for tighter sanctions and more diplomacy to end north korea's nuclear and missile programmes. the commander of american forces in the pacific says deploying an advanced missile defence system aims to bring the north korean leader to his senses, not to his knees. the trump administration has unveiled plans for what it's describing as the largest tax cut in american history. it plans to slash corporation tax from 35% to just 15%. and this story is trending on bbc.com. another pr problem for united airlines. it's investigating the death of a giant rabbit, similar to this one, called simon. he was found dead in the cargo hold when the flight arrived in chicago from london. that's all from me for now. stay with bbc world news. our top uk story: britain is to accept dozens more unaccompanied child refugees from europe. the government has revealed it has under—counted the number of places available because of an administrative error. now on bbc news, all the latest business news live from singapore. us markets deliver a cool reception to president trump's plan to slash corporate tax rates. and living a samsung life. why south kore

. >>> overseas now, north korea test fired another ballistic missile this morning. the u.s. pacific command said the medium range missile was launched from north korea's east coast but south korea said it knew about 40 miles which is well under its estimated range. north korea has fired six missile this year even though it ooh been banned from toung so. >>> and the russian ministry said a chemical weapons attack in syria is the result of a syrian government attack on a weapons depot. it killed at least 72 people including 20 children. and that's according to a british human rights group. more air strikes were reported in the area today. victims were left gasping for breath. others appeared to be foaming at the mouth. volunteers used hoses the try to wash chemicals off the victims' bodies. the security council is holding an emergency meeting today. >>> markeith gren brennan has that part of the story. >> reporter: the gravity of the images led president trump to issue a statement condemning the chemical attack as reprehensible and heinous. he then shifted to politics blaming presiden

north korea or iran. but both of these upcoming tests in may, just next month, are taking place in the pacific. ort to test u.s. missile defenses against the north korean threat. again, long plan but perhaps timely. one of them will take place at sea. a navy ship will test an upgraded missile with a better warhead, with a bigger booster to see if it works and this will be important because it means they can strike a north korean missile from a longer distance away. a second test in may will test the ability to protect the u.s. homeland. there will be a test of something called the ground-based interceptor. they are going to test fire one of them and see if it can hit a target at a very long-range over the pacific ocean simulating a north korean intercontinental ballistic missile attack. this is a program that's had a number of failures. only about a 50 to 60% success rate. they want to get this program squared away and have it be much more successful to protect the u.s. homeland that it really is right now. timely, nonetheless. >> as you said, this happens end of next month. barbara, thank you a

north korea. this was vice president's first visit to asia pacific. said their alliance together with the prime minster of japan is very strong and that it's based on peace, prosperity, and freedom. he said the u.s. will work with japan and south korea to confront north korea. they want north korea to abandon all nuclear arms and all options though are on the table. in regard to north korea, vice president mike pence went on to say that the denuclearization of the korean peninsula is of paramount important and the era of strategic patience is over, but together with asian nations, with diplomatic and economic pressure, they want to get north korea to abandon any nuclear arms that they do have, but, again, he reiterated. all options with north korea are on the table. they also launched the u.s. japan economic talks. which they talked about in that press conference earlier. japan the fourth largest trading partner to the united states. fourth largest goods exports to the united states. strengthening the economic partnership with bilateral talks. they've

pacific command confirms north korea fired a miss that will landed in the sea of japan. it believes it was a medium raised missle. it comes before president trump host china's president this week. secretary of state rex tillerson issued a statement saying quote u.s. has spoken enough about north korea. >>> trump administration says fewer people tried to cross u.s. border from mexico in march, home land security secretary john kelly says fewer than 12,500 people were arrested last month, down from more than 58,000 in february, and kelly credits president trump's stance on illegal immigration as reason for decline. >>> nfl draft is still a few weeks away, but this morning parking restrictions are in effect. >> we will have closures and tell you what you won't be seeing for a little bit. >>> also we are learning more about when this stretch of highway in atlanta is expected to reopen after last weeks fiery collapse. >>> it is part of the wild weather much of the nation is experiencing, we will have more on the damaged left behind. >> ♪ >>> we have been talking about this mo