now fox and piper will talk to him to get his side of the story. >> i didn't do it. he was talking about getting [ bleep ] all day long, about bombing us, you know. >> did he say anything to you? you didn't get him before he got you? >> no. you can ask them guys that were in there. he's been in there all morning. i think the guy wants to check in. >> all right. that's all we needed to know then. >> all right. >> hey, you [ bleep ]. you fat little [ bleep ]. >> he's getting that [ bleep ] back in spades. i'm going to make it extra thick, man. it's going to be extra thick and full of [ bleep ]. >> i'm going to get you good tomorrow. it's on. it's on now, miera. that's a felony, by the way, you dumb [ bleep ]. you [ bleep ] bomb another prisoner nowadays, it's a felony. >> piper and fox both suspect miera is telling the truth but still piper talks to some of his other neighbors. >> this guy, he said he cannot go to gp for some apparent reason, you know and that he's going to do whatever he has to do to stay in here. >> all right, man. all right. >> correctional staff so

more than a mile above a suburb of los angeles, a piper crashes into a dc-9, a middle aged couple andhe larger plane, psa flight 182 loses sight of a much smaller cessna and slams into it from behind. over cerritos, the piper pilot doesn't realize he strayed into controlled air space surrounding lax, los angeles international airport. >> when flying in uncontrolled air space, you don't necessarily have to talk to an air traffic controller, you don't necessarily have to have a transponder. but if you're going to operate anywhere in controlled air space, you have to have permission to operate in that air space. you can't just fly into it without permission. >> the dc-9 crew believed they were in protected air space, and they were. but unbeknownst to them, the piper strayed into their air space. >> the general aviation airplane struck the tail, taking off the vertical and horizontal stabilizers, literally the back of the airplane, it rendered it uncontrollable. the dc rolled and inverted, there's a famous picture of that plane as it is descending upside down before it crashes into a neig

david piper is streaming live from seoul, south korea. david, what is north korea telling its people about this ongoing crisis? >> hi, rick. propaganda being pumped out on north korean tv. mostly centering around the young leader, kim jong-un. one report showed him handling a pistol. and also explaining to a soldier how to use a weapon. this man has no military experience himself. also today, as you said, there was some mass rallies in some of the cities in north korea. and there was a lot of posters up, most of them anti-american, rick. >> david, where it's sunday morning now where you are, what is the latest on the missile movements by the north? >> well, south korean government has announced that they understand that two intermediate missiles have been moved to the east coast of north korea. there were reports that these were much more long-range missiles, able to reach the american mainland. but they say that isn't true. we do understand from the south korean government that they think they may be about to conduct another missile test

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back to you, harris. >> harris: david piper, thank you very much. in washington, north korea's growing antagonism is growing concern from the white house to capitol hill. we've been showing you military drills and pending missile tests, has u.s. leaders wondering what north korea has in mind and all this, plus, as we told you on the fox report, a warning from the north it can no longer guarantee the safety of foreign diplomates there. and steve centanni, what is the latest reaction tonight from the white house? >> reporter: well, in the face of north korea's latest threats, members of congress and the white house staff weighed in on today's sunday talk shows. arizona senator john mccain was asked what would happen if there were open hostilities with north korea? >> south korea would win, we would win if there was an all-out conflict, but the fact is that north korea could set seoul on fire and that would be a catastrophe of enormous proportions. i don't know what kind of game this young man is playing, it's obviously brinksmanship. >> reporter: the

david piper is not to far where the exercises are coming from. >> north korea's inexperienced leaderbeing promoted as a man ready to lead his people to war. despite no military experience he is being seen as a fighting man. now on the video being shown in north korea, kim jong un is seen brandishing and how to use it. they say the regime is has tried to show his people he is a strong leader and showing his country is now on a war footing. owner television showing him telling workers, once a war breaks out they must destroy the enemy quickly with a sudden strike and warned they must have high quality artillery and shells to make sure that a rapid preemptive strike is successful. the capital of seoul is not far from the border from the north and easily within rocket range. it's thought they have thousands of artillery pieces trained on seoul now. they have been staging mass rallies across the country today. thousands of uniformed people gathered in various cities. they chanted and held banners. one read -- all out war, punish the u.s. and their followers without mercy. >> south korea h

credit suisse still outperform, wells fargo outperformed, piper jaffray overweight. to look at it a couple ways. people have been critical of tim cook depending what side of the argument you are wrong, you can blame him for prior to this not returning money to shareholders, david einhorn at green light is happy with mr. cook, putting out a statement about this is one thing that is accurate and the right thing to do for shareholders raising the dividend, increasing stock buyback but a lot of questions about apple's future which is why you see price targets coming down. china had revenue of $8 billion in the quarter in china but that was a slow down and international sales account for 66%. apple's revenue in this quarter investors starting to wonder how does apple maintain this momentum and dominance, the tabloid market don't dominate smart phone market but still number one. liz: you were watching this as well. in the aftermarket session stock skyrocketed. how many people looked at that and 7 missed my chance and you didn't. >> we were down $400, but you have -- tim co

david piper streaming live from seoul, south korea. david? >> reporter: hi, jamie. yes, north korea isn't missing any opportunity to show that it's getting ready for war. it's now revealed that its boosting artillery shell production. north korean television showed the country's young leader kim jong-un urging workers to produce more shells. that once war breaks out they must destroy the enemy quickly with a sudden strike and high quality artillery and shells to make sure a rapid preemptive strike is successful. the south korean capital of seoul where i am now is not far from the north and easily within rocket and artillery range. it's thought they have artillery pieces trained on seoul now. and north korean told that embassies in pyongyang should be evacuated by april 10th if the crisis escalates, and those in the north korean capital hasn't made a decision. and the u.s. has no diplomatic presence there. north korea often tests missiles aon important dates. and born on april 15th. and in bellicose statements, they have threatened attacks. and the obama administrati

bag pipers opened the 91st annual sunrise service at mount davidson cross. that cross is one of the world's tallest at 103 feet. people there said they love this service, but got something different for the easter location. >> the location is an awesome spot. beautiful point to see the view of the city at these hours where a lot of people don't get to see that kind love lighting >> reporter: this year's easter message given by the senior pastor as san francisco's calvary hill community church. >> >> the first family took a short walk to attend easter services. the president and mrs. obama strolled through la pay lafayette park across the street from the white house. this is the third year the obama family has visited st. john's church for easter. >> >> coming up next, a car going up in flames on a freeway. when officers arrived at the scene, the driver was nowhere to be found. >> the easter bunny came to our home this morning and left you a basket, eggs all over the house. >> and candy. >> we'll show you how families all over the bay area spent today's holid

david piper, fox news. >> talks resume this week with iran about its nuclear program. the u.s. it's allies demanding iran scale back iranian enrichment. israel maintains iran is only months away from having enough fuel for a bomb. iran says its nuclear program is for peaceful purposes. from the threat of nukes in north korea and iran, to worries over chemical weapons in sierra, james rosen tells us finding out whether the assad regime has already used those weapons won't be easy. >> victims treated after attack last month near aleppo reported severe breathing problems and persistent smell of chlorine. 26 were reported killed. another 86 injured. >> my standing is that the team is still preparing to go. >> more than two weeks later, a team of scientists and weapons inspectors that u.n. secretary general ban ki-moon has appointed to probe whether chemical weapons were indeed used can expect when eventually touches down in syria to face major forensic challenges. they will be working in and soil samples will come from an active war zone meaning the site can be hopelessly compromis

pipers, and soldiers on parade instead of on patrol. it hardly seems like a day after the terrorist attack, but the parade went on as plans right down pennsylvania avenue. they maintained a heavy security presence today in washington, d.c., not a lot of visible security, the normal police presence is out and about here in washington, but the folks we talked to here today said it was an important day to come out the and they were not going to be afraid. >> it's pretty safe place to be at this point. >> how did it feel today? >> i feel pretty safe. i do. >> 151st signing of the emancipation proclamation. and it was scary, but it was an important gesture to come out and support it. >> these spectators were determined to come out and show they were not afraid. even though the republican representatives said that security has laxed. >> we are newly reminded that serious threats to our way of life remain. >> securing the big events that america loves is expensive. whether it's in times square or new orleans. the nfl spent $6 million on securi

david piper has the latest from seoul, south korea tonight. >> tensions were already high here. but north korea is now warning if they increase further, foreign embassies should evacuate their staff from pyongyang. both the u.k. and russia have confirmed they got the message and both say they haven't decided yet what action to take. there is growing concern in the region now about the ongoing threats by north korea to launch an attack. south korea's financial markets sold off today with the main index falling more than 1.5%. south korean officials now indicating the north move two medium range missiles to the east coast capable of reaching u.s. military forces in guam. >> we have not confirmed what kind of missile north korea has moved to the east coast. but, as you have mentioned, it is assumed to be a musadan missile. >> south korea is beefing up its military capabilities to deal with any missile strike by north korea. sent to warpships. both are on stand by off the east and west coast. both have defense systems capable of shooting down a missile. >> we will not passively subm

. >> lieutenants piper and fox have decided to question laudone again. but first, laudone asks to speak to piper alone. >> i'm feeling that nobody is on my side. i understand the predicament i put myself in. at the time i thought i did the right thing going to the officers and laying it all out there. >> and pointing out the shot caller? >> right. >> and the shot caller never put hands on you? >> no. >> and you thought that was correct? >> at the time, yes. i mean, because, you know -- >> you've got to know number, dude. you know that's never correct. especially if he didn't put hands on you. here's what we're going to do. we're going to go take a walk. we're going to go talk to lieutenant fox. >> okay. >> okay? >> he's going to be mad. >> you think? >> probably. >> how come? >> i don't know. maybe waste of his time. >> i'm not believing a word you have to say. i mean, nothing corroborates with cameras. nothing corroborates with the canteen. i pulled the canteen. you're talking about you're giving them guys a $25 sack every month. well, them guys order w

back to you. >> jon: david piper in south korea., thank you. >> we are getting a preview the budget plan president obama is set to release next week and members of both parties say they are not happy about some of the details. for one thing, the president is offering to cut social security and other benefit programs, but only if republicans agree to tax hikes on the richest americans. house speaker john boehner saying, quote, if the president believes these modest entitlement savings are needed to help shore up these programs, there is no reason they should be held hostage for more tax hikes. congressman gerald nadler a new york democrat saying, quote: i will never support any reductions in social security, medicare, or medicaid benefits. along with my fellow progressives, i will vehemently oppose any such cuts. ed henry live at the white house now. ed, it sounds like the president has managed to unite republicans and democrats. >> budget battles. they are now at least agreeing that they don't like what they are hearing about this b

lance armstrong may have to pay the piper, or at least repay the postal service. the u.s.ustice department officially filing its lawsuit against the disgraced scyclist. it said armstrong was unjustly enriched while performing in the tour de france. the department is seeking triple damages assessed by the jury, but it has a heavy burden of proof. it must prove not only was the postal service defrauded but also damaged. armstrong contends the usps profited from the deal. >>> warriors/nuggets, game number two. steph curry heating up. third quarter, curry nails another three. warriors in control. in the fourth, curry ended up with 30 points. series tied at 1. the heat taking on the bucks. milwaukee sniffed a bit of an upset in the fourth quarter, then the heat put the kibosh on that with a 12-0 run. the heat take the win and a 2-0 series lead. >>> knicks/celtics at msg. to the fourth quarter, jason kidd, he will take a paul pierce pass, get it to raymond felton. and it will be a nice j.r. smith finish on this one. the knicks pull away again late. they won by 16. 34 for carmelo

morgan chase building is there, this is the headquarters, ernst and young is there, dla piper, one of the largest law firms that i'm aware of is there and golden gate university is right next door, this is with 700 law students, that's all in exhibit a of our brief, so it's an area that has a lot of people in the afternoon looking for some lunch, quick lunch, and it's an area that can easily support one more restaurant. now, sorry, not one more restaurant but one food vending establishment, a small food cart. there have been some objections, we acknowledge there's been some objections to ms. pham's request, but we don't think they should carry any weight, there's been objections along the line, people said mixed greens serves vietnamese food, not correct, casa indian eat ri is around, not correct. ms. pham's permit if granted would impose some negative problems on people nearby that it would create a lot of crash, that it would create -- that it would be too noisy, that she would make a mess and not stop people from eating at other tables, that's not a view that we perceive as being a

. >> as they say, it's time to pay the piper.in february, ed lee made a friendly major with baltimore mayor. he believed the 49ers, like most of us, would beat the ravens in the super bowl. i have a mental block, i don't remember how that game turned out. mayor ed lee making good on his bet joining dozens of volunteers for a day of community service in baltimore. >> a man of his word. >> very nice. >>> killer whales acting like dolphins. >> the amazing video. you have to see it. we'll have it here after the break. >> it's pretty cool. >>> all right. to finish up. when i think of playful, i think of killer whales. you have to see it to believe it. >> this pod of 20 killer whales started playing near the back of the boat. >> that is crazy. >> you can see the whales acting important like dolphins jumping in and out of the water. >> we're told they are in the same family as dolphins. >> the couple said the pod followed them for about an hour coming within inches of the back of the boat. experts say this behavior is extremely rare for

david piper streaming live, thanks.seoul, south korea, where psi is very different. in south korea life expectancy is 81 years. in north korea it is just 69 years. and in the south 100% of the country has electricity, in the north just 26% have any form of electricity. it is a dark nation in so many ways, and in south korea 81% of the country has internet access. this is a huge issue. imagine what would happen in north korea if they had internet access which they have none of right now. ♪ ♪ martha: back to capitol hill now where there is yet another battle going on, and this one is about the immigration bill. republican lawmakers have raised concerns about why they say there's only one hearing, democrats say there have been several hearings on the issue, but this is an 1100-page plan that could provide a path to citizenship for up to 11 million undocumented immigrants. this is the latest sort of outdry from republicans this morning is that it's a big bill, and we've barely had a chance to look at it and figure out what

gregg: david piper streaming live from seoul, south korea. we'll check back in with you more on that. martha: david was referring about this of our presence in the region. since the korean the united states has maintained nearly 30,000 troops in the south. 18,000 of those troops are based halfway between seoul and the demilitarized zone and in 17 different u.s. military camps. so obviously the situation in south korea is of utmost importance to americans. gregg: the question is are we on the brink of war right now or is north korea just posturing as it seems to do every springtime? fox news national security analyst kt macfarland will be joining us live. >> a foxnews.com reporter facing jail time for refusing to reveal a confidential source in a fight over the first amendment rights. we'll have that coming up. gregg: hundreds of special-ops vets are challenging the white house about what really happened in benghazi. they're accusations and demands coming up next. ♪ to more efficient pick-ups. ♪ wireless is limitless. ♪ from tracking the bus.

david piper. what are you seeing? >> tensions are high here. the u.s. trying not to make it worse. pentagon announced they are postponing a test launch of missile. but they were concerned that it would be misinterpreted by pyongyang. but north korea could view it as a victory for them and use it in the propaganda to show the people that the u.s. is backing down. this looks likely that the north korea will conduct a controversial missile test. south korean government says it believes that the test could take place around april 10. the assessment is based on a warning by north korea that foreign government should evacuate, start from the embassy in pyongyang by the date. the 20 or so country with diplomats there, they haven't made a decision on that yet. the u.s. doesn't have an embassy in pyongyang. in the past few days, north korea has repeatedly warned they with planning a nuclear attack on the u.s. and the south. experts don't believe pyongyang has yet the expertise to put a nuke on a missile. but south korea has said it has monitoring the movement of two intermediate range missi

thank you. >> craig johnson of piper jaffray. you also a skeptic, guy adami, of the technology sector? >> the technology sector? a little bit. i thought it was interesting. he mentioned ford, and i don't see that in the charts but what i do see that's interesting, the autos, and we talked about it a week and a half two, weeks ago-s toyota motors, who i think made another 52-week high today. if you believe the weakness in the general is going to continue, which sort of do believe, i do think the best way to play it is with tm. >> pops and drops. the big movers of the session. we kick it off way pop for deere, up 4%. tim. >> the other part of this rally over the last couple of days has been materials pl deere more or less has caught a dip where caterpillar sees -- 13% off its lows, recent lows. i think you play this to 95 and i think you pull. >> drop for las vegas sands down 1%, pete. >> a lot of this coming off the change of the -- a lot of concerns about that. but the stock rallied off that and you look at the may 60 calls. extr

despite that the experienced pilot glided the piper pa-30 right down on its belly for a nice smooth landing. he is 92! unbelievable. >> lots of experience. >> he has plenty of it. the pilot was the only one on board and believe it or not walked away without a scratch. >>> new developments in the case of audrie pott. the saratoga teenager killed herself after allegedly being assaulted by her classmates. kpix 5's kiet do tell us us for the first time, saratoga school administrators are responding to the family's accusations that the school mishandled the whole thing. >>> reporter: >> i have a lot of questions about what they did and why they did it. it doesn't appear as if the family's best interests were served in some of the things they did. >> reporter: the school district broke its silence with this four-page written statement saying they couldn't discipline the boys because the drunken party happened at this saratoga home way off campus. what's more, there's no record of audrie reporting cyber bullying. and it's unclear if the photos of audrie's sexual assault were actually circulated on

david piper live in seoul, south korea.5 is the anniversary of the founding. so if they're going to do something between now and then. >> gretchen: hopefully not. another developing story. the secret service investigating the suspicious car at the white house. right now police closed several roads and at least one metro entrance. we'll continue to keep the up-- you updated. >>> the american parents accused of kid naping their -- kidnapping their own children are back in the u.s. their two sons are on the flight back with them. they were tossed in jail. the children, now back with their maternal grandparents who have legal custody. the parents lost custody after police found them in a hotel with the boys surrounded by weapons and drugs. >> right now we're just looking forward to sitting, getting them and hugging them and being with them and getting them home where they'll be safe again. >> gretchen: the family dog was also taken to cuba. authorities gave it to the boys once they landed in florida. >>> he normally carried a s

bag pipers opened the 91st annual sunrise service at mount davidson cross.he cross is one of the world's tallest at 103 feet. people there said they loved the service because it offers something different for the easter holiday. >>> in washington, d.c. the first family attended easter church services this morning. the president and mrs. obama strolled with their daughters sasha and lalia to st. john's church. >>> new video after a man was struck by a car in what appears to be a road rage incident in oakland. police say the victim was involved in a fender bender just minutes before and had followed the other vehicle for about seven blocks. the victim got out of their car and approached the driver. >>> following a string of scandals at the port of oakland we first told you about last fall. port officials have spend a great deal more money and time vowing reform. including an announcement two days ago that will finally begin a formal policy on reimbursed expenses. but we have uncovered still more questionable spending of the public's money and port executives s

are out of my way part of the problem tom i think what's going on today is i think we're paying the piper now i think a lot of what happened in the past where you say we have a lot higher middle class also going to that right now we did it but i think now we're start to pay the price i think you know you talk about thirty two years of reaganomics. now you get our exists now you are just going through the wheat when reagan did in office we were the largest creditor in the world we are now the largest debtor in the world when reagan came into office we're the largest exporter of exporter of manufactured goods the world we're now the largest importer i mean they should also we've got to be honest here tom and that is that government has expanded as gotten much much larger when we're spending a lot of money on things that we don't already spend money on rate reagan as a percentage of g.d.p. the government was larger under reagan than it is now under obama now wait a minute let's look at this seventeen trillion dollars in debt i do not remember being seventeen twenty. there's a debt under rona

david piper is live in south korea with the very latest for us.d morning, david. >> reporter: good morning. he is on his first leg of his asian tour. high tensions over concerns that north korea is about to test a missile. the secretary of state went straight into meetings with military leaders here. a senior state department official traveling with kerry on the plane was quoted as saying we will show to our allies that we are prepared and we will defend them. kerry will also be visiting beijing and tokyo on this trip. and despite north korea continue to go raise tensions, some people here in the south have been out protesting kerry's visit. one of the placards read, stop the hostile policy towards north korea. and john kerry, go to north korea. one protester warned the u.s. and surrounding countries are stimulating north korea and war could break out accidentally. as for north korea, well, they're building up to celebrate the birthday of the founder of the country. the grandfather of kim jong-un. today they staged a flower and missile display in

you have piper jaffray, you mentioned u.s. bank. how do you get the word out about minneapolis maybe a little more. if you're maybe tired of wall street, come here. you live pretty well here. >> you live really well here. we have been doing this for 150 years. it turned into general mills and pillsbury. we grow companies here. we're growing them. the old grain exchange is now the grain exchange and we're growing a whole new wave of folks here. you have a smart population but we're doing something unique right now. we have welcomed immigrants and we speak 100 languages. we have the step-up program that has trained 16,000 kids. that's a global work force. why do you think america as a whole has been so dumb on highly skilled and highly educated immigration? >> a tough period of time people are worried about people taking their jobs. >> they create jobs. >> there is no question about it. we have the largest somolian population and a large southeast asian population. so look at that issue of china and africa. they are day after day afte

dived piper is streaming live from seoul. >> reporter: that video of those dogs attacking is really bizarre. the south korean government says it is part of a daily campaign by the north to grab the world's attention. now the video shows troops using dogs to attack scarecrows with a photo of the defense minister on them. the soldiers are heard shouting bite the defense minister and it also shows them firing at a sign saying american bastards. it looks like north korea will conduct a controversial missile test. south korean government says the test could take place around april 10th. it's based largely on that warning by north korea that the government should evacuate from their embassies by that date. now, none of the 20 countries have made any decision to evacuate or not. the u.s. doesn't have an embassy in pyongyang. in the past few days, north korea has repeatedly warned they are planning a nuclear attack on the u.s. they don't believe they have the expertise to put a missile there. south korea has said they have monitored two intermediate range missiles to the east coast. it could as far

bag pipers opened the 91st annual sunrise service at mount davidson cross. that cross is one of the world's tallest at 103 feet. people there said they love this service, but got something different for the easter location. >> the location is an awesome spot. beautiful point to see the view of the city at these hours where a lot of people don't get to see that kind love lighting >> reporter: this year's easter message given by the senior pastor as san francisco's calvary hill community church. >> >> the first family took a short walk to attend easter services. the president and mrs. obama strolled through la pay lafayette park across the street from the white house. this is the third year the obama family has visited st. john's church for easter. >> >> coming up next, a car going up in flames on a freeway. when officers arrived at the scene, the driver was nowhere to be found. >> the easter bunny came to our home this morning and left you a basket, eggs all over the house. >> and candy. >> we'll show you how families all over the bay area spent today's holid

david piper is streaming to us live from seoul, south korea, 30 miles from the border with north korea. david. >> yes, north korea seems to do something every day to raise temperatures here. south korea suggests that it's a plan to grant the world's attention every day and they certainly did it again today here. the pyongyang has announced that it's going to withdraw all its workers from a jointly run industrial complex with the south. a spokesman blamed the closure on provocations from the south that made it a theater of confrontation, they said. north korea had barred south korean workers from entering the zone, it had been the last direct communication link between the two koreas. the industrial complex was a major source of hard currency for the isolated regime in the north. south korea defense minister is denying suggestions that a nuclear weapons test from the north was being planned soon. he says reports of movements around the north nuclear test site were routine and not preparations for another test. nevertheless, the international community remains seriously concerned about t

melissa: wow, david piper, stay safe, thank you. right, well many of us have not been affected by april 1st budget cuts known as the sequester. it is a different story for many cancer patients. cuts forced community cancer clinics across the country to turn away medicaid patients because:i cans can not afford to treat them. we have the a doctor head of north shore oncology treatments he has to stop treating one-third of his patients. doctor, welcome to you. >> thanks very much. lori: this is terrible. wasn't medicare supposed to be shielded from the deepest sequestration cuts? why are the cuts turning out to be so impactful? >> well we didn't find out the cuts were going to apply also to the drug reimbursement. we knew it would be to the services portion of the medicare bill but we never knew it was going to affect directly the drug reimbursement that is what really caused the problem for most community cancer centers across the country. lori: in other words, it is a 2% cut to medicare. because you can't apply that 2% to the cost of

david piper streaming live to us from seoul 30 miles from the north korean border, david?, megyn, yes. north korea is warning foreigners like myself to get ready to get out of town because they say we're headed toward a nuclear war here. there's no sign of panic of course in seoul at this time. no one actually streaming to the airports to get out of the south korean capital. this statement came out of a group calling itself the asia pacific peace committee, which is supported by pyongyang. now, their message went on to say, in the event of war, we don't want foreigners living in south korea to get hurt. and this is the latest in the series of warnings against an upcoming nuclear war here from the north. pyongyang said it could fire nuclear weapons also at the u.s. main lands and experts don't believe they have the know-how yet to put a nuke on a long range missile, but of course, they've shown they're capable of firing missiles without a nuclear warhead. and it looks like they're preparing a mid range missile now according to reports here. pyongyang's preparations complete

david piper is live in seoul with more. david. >> reporter: hi, jenna, yes officials have confirmed that they were contacted by pyongyang advising them to move their staff out of the embassy there in the north korean capitol by april the 10th if the tensions here escalate. russia also confirming they got that message. neither has said they are doing anything about it as yet. there's also real growing concerns here in south korea about the situation. korea's financial markets sold off heavily today with the main cost index falling more than 1.5%. south korea is beefing up its military capabilities to deal with any missile strike by north korea. it sent two warships to sea now, one to be stayinged off the east coast and one off the west coast, both have missile defense systems capable of shooting down a missile. the latest reports from here in south korea is that pyongyang has moved two medium-range missiles to its east coast and the u.s. and it's allies are monitoring them closely. south korea has been down-playing the movem

back to you, megyn. >> megyn: david piper, thank you. and in yet another outrageous and disturbing display, north korean state tv aired video of students in military uniforms loading rifles, practicing their shooting. and reportedly being advised by senior military staff about combat. one student saying they are scared of nothing. and now, watch what a female student had to say about the united states. >> >> and good lord. so she feels great about that and remember, this comes days after we got this video showing north koreans using images of american soldiers for target practice. shooting them over and over again until there's nothing left. this is getting more and more interesting out of north korea, isn't it? . in the meantime, back at home we're awaiting a live news conference at rutgers university where they're getting word of new fallout in the basketball coaching scandal. a source close to the school tells the associated press that the athletic direct tim pernetti is now out of a job two days after he fired the basketball coach, m

david piper is alive with the latest. hi, david. >> hi, john, yes.orea is not missing a chance to show the war footing. it is revealing it is boosting artillery shell production. they showed the young leader young younging workers to produce more shells and once war breaks out they must destroy the enemy with a sudden strike and warn they must have high quality artillery shells to make sure a rapid preemptive strike is successful. the south korea capitol is within rocket and artillery range it is thought they have thousands trained to soeul now. north korea told foreign governments that the foreign embassy should be evacuated by the 10th. so far countries contacted have made any official reply to the statement. the u.s. has no diplomatic presence there . north korea often tests missiles and nukes on important dates for them. the founder of north korea was born on april 15th. in a series of increasing belliicose statements north korea threatened to attack south korea and the u.s.. a white house spokesman said they wouldn't be surprised if north korea

david piper streams life out of sow you will, south korea. 10:00 in evening. martha. martha: as david reported the u.s. mobilized considerable military assets in response to the threat over last few weeks out of north korea. on march 14th the u.s. announced plans to send 14 additional ground-based interceptors in alaska and california to possibly intercept incoming from north korea. on april 2nd, the u.s. sent the uss decatur a destroyer with military defense systems will remain near the korean peninsula. another destroyer, uss mccain sent to the waters off the southeast coast. april 3rd, they sent a missile defense battery to guam capable of shooting down authority to intermediate ballistic missiles. no short of protection put into place in light of this situation. bill: we'll talk to dan senior about this. we'll talk to seoul and other americans up there. martha: people may start moving out of the embassies as north korea suggested might be a good idea. we're just getting started. we have a lot going on in "america's newsroom." we're watching all the developments ou

david piper, thank you very much. gregg: seoul one. world's most busiest capital cities, so close to the danger zone. a population of 10 million people make it the world's 13th biggest city. estimates 10,100 americans residing in seoul. that is 4% of all foreign nationals in the city. seoul is only 27 miles from the demilitarized zone. it bears roo beating, 30,000 american troops are stationed in south korea. martha: a stark contrast between the two korea as in the nasa nighttime video. the south, of course an economic powerhouse lights up the night sky. the north is in virtual darkness. just a quarter of its people have access to even electricity in north korea. the south economic output is 18 times larger than the north. this image about a good aside by side comparison with a robust industrial democracy and a ruthless, authoritarian regime. >> what to make of the latest tensions on the korean peninsula, coming up ambassador john bolton is here. he will talk about the new warning for all foreigners to get out shortly here on "america'

jenna: david piper live in seoul for us today. david, thank you.: historically, north korea times its nuke tests, missile launches and other provocations around its holidays, and there are some biggies coming up including one of the cup's most important days -- one of the country's most important days which is now just one week away. april 15th, the day of the sun in north korea. it commemorates what would have been the 101st birthday of the country's late founders, kim ill song. another big holiday just ten days later when the country celebrates korea's people's army day, then on may 1st it's may day. we'll have much more on the north korea nuclear crisis coming up later in the hour when we talk live with former cia covert operations officer mike baker. jenna: well, congress is back in town this week and bracing for what could be a bruising budget battle. the president expected to unveil his proposal on wednesday which is already sparking some backlash from both sides just with the early reports. we're going to have a live report from capitol hill

david piper is streaming live from seoul, south korea b30 miles from the border.t is the latest on the expected missile test by the north? >> reporter: well, the south korean government did say that it could be launched today. but we haven't had any launch so far. there is only a few hours left of this day. suggestion by south korean officials that it could go on to the 15th, that is an auspicious day for north korea because it was the birth date of the grandfather of the current leader kim jong un. that's how it looks at the moment. it's still fairly tense here particularly in government circles, government circles and military circles. the u.s. and south korea have gone onto high military alert at this time in case they do conduct a missile test. gregg: what happens if a missile is launched and it begins heading toward a populated area? >> reporter: well, that will be the worst possible situation. we do understand that south korea and the u.s. have contingency plans to protect places like here in seoul with missiles, and we do understand that japan has now broug