so let's bring in robert kelly. he's a professor of political science and diplomacy at boose on national university and south korea. robert, good to see again. so if this is indeed new type of ballistic missiles from north korea, how worrying is this? and what's it telling us now about the north missile capabilities? yeah, the advancement towards a submarine launch missile is actually a pretty big step. i mean, the most obvious thing it gives north korea is tremendous rain, right? you could send the submarine basically anywhere in the world as long as remains undetected, which is something of a challenge depending on the subs, agent, engine type. but i mean, as long as that means on the tech them, you could effectively launch from anywhere. the big advantage to north korea that this gives is what we called assured 2nd strike. in other words, even if the united states hits all of north korea, land based weapons, north koreans have submarines at sea, the launch. and so this makes it harder for the united states to pull

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robert kelly is a professor of political science and diplomacy a do san national university. he says north korea is using miss all diplomacy to get more attention from the white house, the advancement towards a submarine launch missile. it's actually a pretty big step. i mean, the most obvious thing it gives north gray is tremendous. rain, right. and you could send the submarine basically anywhere in the world as long as i mean on detected would just something of a challenge depending on the subs. agent, engine type, but i mean as long as that means under attack them, you could effectively launch from anywhere. the big advantage to north korea that just gives is what we called assured 2nd strike. in other words, even if the united states hits all of north korea, land based weapons, north green tab, submarines, etc, that launch. and so this makes it harder for the united states to pull up a per strike against north korea, which is probably the reason why they, they, they built it. but there's also a potential authentic possibility which is it would just park this thing off the

with his robert kelly, professor of political science and diplomacy. it was on national university who says north korea needs to come to the table and say what it wants. but there's a whole bunch of ideas that perhaps we could do with north korea like we had in mind with the iranians, right? so that maybe we can pull back a couple of sanction and exchange for north korea, changing behavior on something. so the americans, for example, would like to see what kind of weapons north koreans have developed. we'd actually like to get our hands on like on a particular warhead and a specific on a warranty. so maybe they could give us that an exchange for repealing i don't know like the ban on selling call, which is something where you would like to do some money maker for them. i mean, there are ways to sort of find small deals. their own micro deals instead of trying to shoot for the whole thing, we're chunking can meetings and everything in 2 days. you know, that's not going to happen. we can do small steps for, but again, that requires the north koreans to a

before we had the break, here is a check on the weather with robert kelly. there was been awful, deadly actually in places. greece with this slow moving storm at the center of low pressure, only drifting slowly into the aegean. so coffee was badly it. that's a bad, a month's worth of rain in 3 hours as well as you get that amount. a rating 3 as a wide spread flooding using their line. but yet funneled flooded enough to knock over an atm box. that's the force of nature in water. well, luckily things have moved along little bit. there's still a warning of heavy rain in north increase, but i think that'll decline fairly quickly. it's not to read. was an orange for it's more case of be careful. same is true of the wind through croatia on a strong as it was, that north easterly bora wind, that seasonal to so these storms happen fairly frequently. but this is a particularly nasty one. it's going east. now. everything to the west is looking fine. it's quite all that's warming up nicely in southern france, bordeaux 22. but it's still at 22 portugal the coast to push

alook has been swift robert frank is here to answer the question, will the irs be spying on us robert >> kellyquire banks and payment services to submit more information on accounts over $600 bank lobbyists and opponents say this is an invasion of priorsy the irs wants to monitor every deposit, withdrawal, and atm transaction. they say compliance wlb costly and burden shom, they say the irs can't be trusted with sensitive data and they say the irs wants to tax your venn mo and cash app payments here is what is being proposed the white house plan requires two numbers, the total deposited and the total withdrawn for the year not every transaction. as far as the payment services, american rescue plan, that was passed in march. it requires merchants to report transactions over 600s on, say, venmo or paypal that takes ekt effect january 1st 2022 the biden administration expands those to individuals again, gifts to individuals or friends are not being specifically taxed the house plan hasn't included this in its early draft because it is hotly debated and contested in washington. >> when they say th

robert. >> reporter: kelly, we are still waiting on the details of this tax proposal to raise revenue for theocial spending plan democrats are looking at a special billionaire's tax. it would apply to marketable security, so that's stocks or bonds, rather than owing a capital gain tax when the stock is sold. the government would tax the annual increase in a stock's value or unrealized gains regardless of whether you sold so elon musk, who gained $120 billion in paper wealth this year but hasn't sold any shares, he would actually owe a tax of $30 billion. illiquid assets like property or art would be taxed retroactively after they're sold billionaires with an annual loss would get a credit against future taxes as you mentioned, accountants and tax attorneys for the wealthy already looking at potential loopholes here some are looking at trusts to hold their stock, others looking at perhaps putting assets into their foundation or gifting to charity to put them under that $1 billion threshold some are looking at shifting their wealth away from stocks and public assets to private assets that would

the current bid, kellie, $1.1 million. >> robert, thank you so much. >>> ohio unveiled a new license plate. it features the wright brothers first plane. internet sleuths realized something was off. the banner reading birthplace of and i have yates is attacked to the wrong end of the plane ohio department of motor vehicles apologized for the mistake and they're going to recycle the 35,000 plates that are all right printed. y'all leave ohio alone, they wouldn't know, they weren't there, in reference to the fact that the wright flyer first flew in north carolina back in 1903 >>> what if they were actually good for you a recent study from penn state found out therm. so what do you feel when you look at this intellectual dog who calls it covid-19 instead of the rona what about this menacing-looking cat, who can't spread covid, but would if given the option. do you feel more capable of coping by the way, these are the exact memes used in the study. aka me, after hearing someone cough on my $8 flight to italy researchers say memes with cute annals do help with more so we'll end on this one

ali, thank you, and congrats on the promotion, kelly. robert gibbs, the photograph over your right shoulder, what is that? >> that's a great question. i'm in an office, so i'm not entirely sure, but i think it's of millennial park in chicago. if not, that's what i'm saying it is. but i'm going to go find out exactly what it is. let me tell you this, i'm not in italy. that's all i can tell you. >> all right. sorry to put you on the spot. have a great weekend. thank you all. thank you. >>> coming up, we're going to dig deeper into president biden's agenda. i'll talk to someone who is going to talk about what's holding people back from voting from president biden's agenda. >>> and employees must be vaccinated by the end of today or face unpaid leave. now, the fire department union is warning don't be surprised if there are fewer firefighters and emts to respond to emergencies. s ♪ limu emu & doug ♪ got a couple of bogeys on your six, limu. they need customized car insurance from liberty mutual so they only pay for what they need. what do you say w

robert frank is here with that story. >> kelly, a record number of taxpayers are using location appsgh-tech state at least half the year. the app called maneo says access has doubled in the last year. >> moving from high tax states to low or no tax states. the biggest corridors are new york down to florida and california down to texas >> but new york, california, new jersey, already sending audit notices to those who claim they have moved the rules state in order to change your tax resident you need to meet more than the 180 day rule you have to establish domicile severing ties with your old state, selling your house or apartment, moving your dog, your dentist, your kids' school, your office all to the new state. high earners are automatically audited with collections reaching over $1 billion those who skip out of town or a year or so and then return will also get caught because new york has three years just to inform you of an audit. you may not know you are being audited until 2024. >> if you move out of one of those states, you automatically get audited? >> sort the hotel californ

kelly o'donell for that report. let's bring in our politico report, robert costa, he's the coauthor of the book, "peril."ack at our capitol and our democracy as well as trump continuing to hold rallies and you see on the sunday's shows of republicans incapable of detaching themselves from the big lies, how does that play in doing your book? >> our book shows this was a pressure campaign in the days before january 6th, bannon talking with trump on the phone working with rudy giuliani and patel over at the pentagon. there is still more stories to be told. we show that this was trying to overthrow an election. >> if i remember correctly, we have seen subpoenas just not responded to people who are not showing up, close to trump administration for the january 6th attack on the capitol. are we going to hear from people close to president trump? are they going to be compelled to testify? >> well, the real question, mika, what does it mean to be compelled? will this house committee hold these people? congress rarely goes that far trying to have criminal or civil prosecutions or find the last well upon of congres