japan's prime minister told minsters to coordinate with the united states and south korea. abe told minsters to do everything necessary to gather and analyze information and said the government should secure the safety of aircraft and ships and offer information swiftly and appropriately. they addressed the issue. >> this is clearly a violation of the un security council's resolution. i condemn north korea for the escalation of the acts. >> the ministry issued a complaint against the north through diplomatic channels. the self defense force set up launchers for the missiles at the defense ministry in tokyo. they are preparing for an advanced radar system to waters around japan. they issued an interception order from more launches from north korea. the u.s. state department spokesperson said in a statement that they conduct acts that will raise tensions and fulfill the international responsibilities. the statement said that the u.s. will carry out its responsibility of defending allies, japan and south korea. earlier we spoke to an expert on north korea for his thoughts. >>

the united states and south korea have started their annual, joint military exercise, as concerns rise over further actions by the north. >>> and to preserve or demolish? a community is torn over a reminder of the tsunami's toll. >>> the united states and south korea have started their annual military drills. this year's come in the wake of north korea's fourth rocket launch. the show of military might has pyongyang threatening preemptive action. nhk has more. >> reporter: the united states and south korea started their annual joint military exercise, with a total of over 300,000 south korean and u.s. troops taking part. it's the largest yet. reaction from north korea came before the drill even started. ♪ >> translator: our forces are closely monitoring u.s. moves for the possibility of nuclear attacks. if the slightest move is detected, our hearts will be burning to reduce american territory to ashes. >> reporter: north korea's opposition to these drills is nothing new. for the past two years, pyongyang test fired missiles in response. so far this year, a threat to carry out a preempt

beginning this week military exercises between skk and the united-- south korea and the u.s. this does seem to be the latest response to all of that from north korea >>> for the furs time since the war began in yemen last march monarch houthi delegation is-- >> reporter: supermarkets in yemen's capital appear well stocked. what they're selling is becoming too expensive for many yemenis. a year-long conflict between houthi fighters backed by iran and a saudi-led coalition of arab countries is hitting the economy hard >> you can't find u.s. dollars in the bank and on the black market the rate has gone up. $100 use to by 100 those rials. now you can only get 20,000 to 30,000. >> reporter: the city has been taken over the houthi forces. blockades have been imposed to force the houthis out. >> translation: yemen's economy in general has been affected by the current security situation. the entry of goods through border posts have become difficult which is why they're slow to reach the consumer. >> reporter: a thriving black market for oil products has doubled the price of petrol to

if the war in south vietnam were nearly and indigenous revolt, the united states would not have its own combat troops in south vietnam. but the evidence is overwhelming it is something quite different. a systematic aggression by hanoi against the people of south vietnam. it is one further effort by a communist regime and half of a divided country to take over the people of the other half at the point of a gun and against their will. up to this point, i have tried to describe the nature of our commitments in south vietnam and why we have made them. i've sought to put those commitments within the framework of our larger effort, to prevent the communists from upsetting the arrangements which have been the basis for our security. these policies have sometimes been attacked. they have been attacked as static and sterile. it has been argued they do not take account of the vast changes that have occurred in the world. these contentions seem to miss the point. the line of policy we are following involves far more than a defense of the status quo. it seeks to ensure that degree of security neces

. >>> defense officials in south korea and the united states say north korea has fired two missiles. they're analyzing the details, but some countries say the launch violates u.n. security council resolutions. officials in seoul say the north launched what appears to be a nodong ballistic missile toward the sea of japan at around 5:55 a.m. on friday. they say it flew about 800 kilometers and landed in the sea of japan. they say pyongyang fired another missile from near sukchon 22 minutes later but that it disappeared from radar immediately afterwards. pentagon officials say both projectiles are believed to be nodong mid-range ballistic missiles fired from a road mobile launcher. multiple missile launches have been confirmed this month. pyongyang fired six projectiles believed to be rockets toward the sea of japan on march 3rd. a week later, the country also fired two short-range missiles thought to be scuds. south korean defense officials believe the north's latest launch is another response to the ongoing u.s./south korean joint military drills. they're on the alert for other hostil

. >>> north korea is yet again threatening nuclear strikes on the united states and south korea. this comes after joint military drills between the united states and south korea again. north korea says they will respond to what it considers aggression on the part of its enemies. north korea with harsh sanctions after its nuclear test in january and long-range rocket test last month. >>> three years have passed since the malaysian airlines flight disappeared in mid flight. hundreds gathered to remember the 239 people on board. the boeing 777 was en route from kuala lumpur to beijing. no distress signal or message was sent. today is the last day families have to file claims against the airlines. >>> 5:38. coming up a major investigation is underway following a possible brake defect involving thousands of ford pickup trucks. what you need to know after the break. >>> there is a battle brewing between two major coffee chains. what dunkin' donuts is doing to starbucks customers who are upset about rewards programs. >>> digital devices we use for hours every day can have a of the a look

south. as joint naval exercises had held between the united states and south korea. the drills are being described as the biggest after after the recently recent rocket launch. rob mcbride has more. >> this is a show of force intended to impression. one of the set piece drills involving thousands of troops from south korea and the united states. they come at a time of increased tensions to the core ian "penguins of madagascar." in response to these drills they have threatened pre-emptive strikes while its leader was shown on state run media inspecting missile tests. far from provoking north korea says the u.s. military, this show of force ensures stability. >> at the end of the day, we sincere lee believe in peace through strength. it is in the strength of our alliance that we believe we can deter and avoid war. >> north korea claimed the exercises are a prey lewd to war, allowing south korea and its ally, the united states, to build up forces ahead of an invasion that's always denied but the contingent this year is the largest of ever, doing little to allay the fear

tonight american and south vietnamese units will attack the headquarters for the entire communist militaryperation in south vietnam. this is not an invasion of cambodia. >> nixon's conviction is that what you've got to do is cut off the supplies that the north vietnamese are funneling into the south to the viet cong, and the way to do it is to take out the ho chi minh trail, the route they're using through cambodia. >> you don't quite realize that cambodia is its own country, in fact, a country that always had tenuous relationships with vietnam. and once they destabilize cambodia, you really just have all hell breaking out. >> the cambodian operation will continue during the coming days. american units searching for north vietnamese troops and installations, but what they will find or how long they will be here no one can say for sure. >> the active, large-scale american and south vietnamese participation in the fighting in cambodia has brought a cry of anger from many college campuses. at kent state university in ohio, the protest turned into a riot with thousands of demonstrators facing

that is according to officials in both south korea and the united states. was in defiance of a recent u.n. resolution as pyongyang has condemned ongoing military drills between south korea and washington. the susa has the details. stepping up its defiance of international sanctions, north korea fired a ballistic missile into the sea weeks after the countries leader nuclear andore missile tests to improve their capability. the tests were swiftly called a violation. >> are military takes the development of north korea's nuclear capability seriously. attack against the u.n. resolution and a significant threat to peace in the international society. reporter: joint military drills between the united states and south korea began last week. iny are the largest ever response to the nuclear test from the north earlier this year. pyongyang views the exercises as a rehearsal for invasion. meanwhile, china is calling for calm in the region. >> we urge north korea to carry out the security council's resolution. we also hope all parties involved remain calm and restraint

they're treated by skepticism by south korea and the united states. the interesting thing from ca south korea is that north korea seems to be recycling it's claims to keep up the stream of rhetoric and this is a time of heightened tensions. beginning this week military exercises between south korea and the united states, this is the latest response to all of that from north korea. >> now despite efforts to irradicate the practice of female genital mutilation, 3 million girls remain at risk every year. in senegal, fgm brings a penalty of five years in prison. but from southern senegal the practice continues. >> like any other girl this girl loves being with her mom. playing jump rope with her friends. and getting her braids done. what sets her apart is not to mutilate her. in this community it is considered an act of purification. >> cutting a piece of my daughter's flesh to make her pure makes no sense to me. i want to save her from this unnecessary suffering. this is hard for people to accept. we've been shunned. >> girls as young as two have it done.

this as the united states and south korea begin this joint training exercises.ave paula hancocks with the latest. paula, threats are nothing new, but offensive nuclear strikes. not something we heard before. >> reporter: john, north korea is doing what it does best. threatening washington and seoul with nuclear war. the aspect is it will be an indiscriminate attack. they have threatened nuclear war on the u.s. and south korea and others before. we are seeing the tensions high on the korean peninsula. you expect pyongyang upset about the military drills by south korea and the u.s., no exception. you have to look at the run-up. the january nuclear test. in february, a satellite launch which was seen as long-range missle test. then last month, the strongest sanctions. then kim jong un wants his military ready. 300,000 korean soldiers, 17,000 u.s. soldiers in the exercises. pyongyang sees it as a dress rehearsal, but washington says they are defensive in nature. >> the next few days are interesting. paula hancocks. thank you. >>> let's get an early start on your mon

[drums] after mounting hostilities, during which the united nations tried to maintain peace, in 1950 communistst north korea invaded the south. the united nations securitity cocouncil intervened, didispatcg both a ceasefire order and a u.n. force to counter the invasion. for 3 years, both diplomamats and troops struggled to restore peace. eventually, a two-mile-wide buffer zone was established between the two sides. but despite the ceasefire, the two countries are technically still at war with each other. chanyang and her family are not the only ones to have been separated by the division. 94-year-old mr. gang fled from north to south during the war. he left t his family behind, and then had no contact with any of his loved ones in north korea for 60 years. darusman: hello. narrator: today, he tells his story to marzuki darusman, an independent expert. [interpreter speaking] narrator: mr. darusman is tasked by the united nations human rights council to investigate violations of people's rights by the north korean regime, such as the separation of families from their loved ones. [mr. gang and darusman speaking indistinctly] d

this morning, a new round of hostility from north korea hours after new sanctions from the united nations. south korean military leaders say the communist country fired several short-range missiles projectiles into the sea off its eastern coast today. several hours earlier, the u.n. slapped new sanctions on north korea for its recent nuclear tests and rocket launches. south korea says it has not determined what kind of projectiles north korea fired. >>> houston, we finally have an astronaut. he has been gone quite a while, but scott kelly is back at home. >> 340 days. kelly arrived in houston, texas, early this morning. his capsule landed in kazakhstan after spending a year aboard the international space center. big hugs including his brother and scott kelly thanked loved ones for their support during a lengthy space odyssey. >> just an unbelievable feeling to be back here on planet earth. back in our great country and back with all my family and my friends. >> well, he's standing firm. scientists plan to analyze the impact of a year in space by comparing the health of the twin brothers. now, on

these claims are not particularly new, and they are treated with scepticism by south korea and the united interesting thing from south korea's part is that north korea does now seem to be recycling some of its claims as a way of keeping up the stream of rhetoric, and now attributing the claim to the leader kim ki-jong. this is a time of heightened tensions on the korean pensz peninsula. we have unilateral sanctions from south korea, and beginning this week, military exercises between south korea and the united states, so this does seem to be the latest response from north korea. >>> a ukrainian pilot captured in 2014 is on hunger strike and in danger of dying. she is on trial in russia accused of directing artillery fire that killed two journalists. she faces 25 years in jail if found guilty. rory challands has more from moscow. >> reporter: this controversial trial has dragged on months longer than anticipated. many were half expecting a verdict on wednesday. that was tonight be, but there was still plenty of drama in the courtroom. the final statements contain a blistering attack on vla

south sudan. villagers destroyed here, bodies littering the streets. thousands have been left homeless trying to flee the violence. now the unitedaccuses south sudan's government of operating what it calls a scorched earth policy against its own people. >> which is killing of civilians, displacement, pillaging, abductions, rape, and general -- generally terrorizing the civilian population. >> reporter: among the more horrendous abuses detailed in the new report, the u.n. says south sudan lets fighters rape women as payment. in another case, amnesty international says scattered human remains in this field are all that's left after government forces let more than 60 men and boys suffocate in a shipping container. according to the report, they were suspected of supporting the opposition. south sudan's government denies those accusations. a spokesman also says the u.n. report is not genuine and that the military's mission is to protect the people, vowing any perpetrators of human rights violations will be brought to justice. the country has been racked by years of violence after gaining its independence in 2011, civil war erupted tw

south korea military exercises, their annual north korea views this as a provocation. they believe the unitedea are training to invade north korea and carry out regime change. every year there's an angry response. in addition to that, there are new u.n. sanctions that are particularly tough. they follow north korea's nuclear test and the missile test, so the tensions with north korea, although always high, they're particularly high now. the white house and others view these as provocative steps by north korea, and a big test here too is that china is growing increasingly alarmed as well. the question is what's going to change north korea's behavior going forward? they hope these sanctions will be a punishment and will change north korea's own calculations about building its nuclear program and missile program, but really, they've tried these steps in the past. it hasn't worked. there's real concern. it extebds nnds from washington beijing. >> still to come, peyton manning hanging up the helmet for good. . and to help you accelerate, we've created a new company... one totally focused on what's

. >>> north korea is threatening to go nuclear on the united states and south korea. north korea says the drills are in preparation for war. last month police conducted fourth nuclear weapons test in the country claimed it used a hydrogen bomb. >>> the funeral for nancy reagan will be friday afternoon . dignitaries are expected. >> we are estimating 1000 ceremony. shine. >> the funeral is close to the public but will be televised so the public can pay their she will be buried next to her reagan. sunday. >>> one of the all-time greats peyton manning is retiring from the nfl. friends, family and teammates were there for his announcement in denver today. the nfl's only five-time nbp tried to keep it together while saying goodbye to the sport. >> for the players who are more talented there was no one that could out prepare and because of that i have no regrets. i love the game. so you don't have to wonder if i will miss you. absolutely i will. >> manning becomes eligible for football hall of fame in five >>> a live look at 275, fourth the wind is bumping the camera just a

jon: north korea threatens the united states and south korea with quote, indiscriminate nuclear strikes. the threats come as the two countries begin annual military drills which north korea believes are rehearsals for an invasion. last year the communist nation threatened to make washington quote, a sea of fire during the drills. pam joins us live from the london bureau with the latest. reporter: north korea making pretty hefty threats against the united states. this time they have a little bit of something to respond to with being described as the biggest military drill involving the united states and south korea ever. on the way because of nuclear tests. the rocket launch by north korea and un sanctions against north korea. the exercises will include tens of thousands of us troops and some 300,000 south korean soldiers and likely we saw in last year's drills but more so a lot of military hardware including heavy artillery, e2 bombers and a nuclear powered summary. what probably has pushed the button with the pyongyang regime, exercises aimed not just at taking out the nuclear and miss

little colder all of that heavy rain south kentry of united states works its way to midwest and we'll got a few showers out of the deal. here's "fox5" accuweatherp day forecast we will show you the tend throughout the weekend. >> few hours sunday afternoon and cooler a bit unsetsled movrp and tuesday back into. 60 >> and now it's time to head on over to the gym and see was going on with sports. >> thank you, sue. we'll talk football. first thing first, nfl agree agency. and they deposit have to fok far. colt machine i could coming back. kurt and huk. >> at of blas ket ball. senior bradley for hoyas in the lineup. second half nick own and he drives, get the lay in and must the foul, 15 of 20 point in second half alone. mean while de paul drives cop copeland swooping in for block and triggered the break and lowerler done, boom, george town crews 50 -- 35. early game. george mason wag over brooklyn featuring st. louis and second half rallies down he is sitting the big group. billkins got something from marcus bailey offer the bench. six three pointers and george mason leaves fifth seeded

. >>> north korea plan to launch nuclear strikes on the united states and south korea again today. this comes as the us and south joint exercise monday involving 200,000 south korean and 17,000 us troops. the address which the north claims a preparation for war will continue. the south korean defense ministry said the north fired several short-range projectiles into the sea after the un security council. >>> a reference shortage for navy seals and training. california congressman said he has been contacted by seals. says when they return from combat the rifles are given to other command of shipping out. the seals say this goes against the method train like you five. an officer command is investigating. >>> super bowl winning quarterback peyton manning is set to make his retirement official. you hold a news conference at 1:00 our time to announce he is retiring. he talked to teammates over the weekend about ending his career. >>> you will be able to see his announcement live on your >>> former tampa bay buccaneers lovie smith is a new head coach job at illinois. they twitted these p

this comes as north korea threatened strikes on the united states and south korea. >>> two teenager sisters who vanished last year in upstate new york have been found alive. they were listed as run aways. investigators never stopped looking for them. a family-friend is charged with keeping the girls away from their family. >>> man known as the dog whisperer is under investigation for possible animal cruelty. l.a. county animal control office received complaints about him. this stems from an episode of his new show. episode reportedly shows a dog attacking and hurting a pig during a training session. he has not been charged. that's your 60 second scan. texas tonight. a trip to the dentist changes a 4-year-old girl's life forever. she now has severe brain damage. her parents say it is because of seizures she suffered while restrained in a device. kevin reese has the emotional warning the girl's family want use to hear. >> reporter: her name is heaven spelled backwards. this is what she used to look like. this is her now brain damaged and in the hospital after a visit to a dentist office. she

chunk, but we're seeing the rain moving in, affecting the south and eastern corner in the 45 loop, stretches through matthews, mint hill, unit noneville, south of pineville, we're talking about you, ballantyne is about to get hit, fort mill as well, then we jump to the north, the heaviest line is in the north. look at hickory, very heavy rainfall falling stretching up towards taylorsville, and it's moving back into chester, filling in, in rock hill as well. let's take another look at the seven-day forecast for those trying to plan for the rest of the seven days, we have more rain chances again on thursday, and early friday and it will clear out for the weekend, looking pretty good. we see freezing temperature, that's thursday morning, outside week looking pretty darn nice. >> you think we'll slim down on the freezing temperatures later into march? >> we should. we won't rule them out. >> fingers cross. >> right. >> thanks so much for joining us. tomorrow night at 6:00 o'clock. >> announcer: the following is a paid advertisement for the shark rocket deluxepro from shark/ninja. >> [ british accent ] this is me new dyson v6 cor

south korea joint military drills. >> nakatani said japan will continue to collect and analyze information and monitor the situation while working closely with the united states and south korea. >>> u.s. president obama has arrived in cuba at the start of a three-day trip. it's the first time in 88 years that an incumbent u.s. president has visited the country. obama arrived at the airport on sunday afternoon local time. he was accompanied by his wife michelle and their two daughters. obama made a speech to u.s. embassy staff in the capital, havana. >> this is our very first op, so this is a historic visit. and it's a historic opportunity to engage directly with the cuban people. >> the obama family took in the old part of the capital. residents came out of their homes and watched. >> translator: i saw president obama. i'm happy and excited. >> obama met the roman catholic cardinal who along with pope francis mediated secret negotiations between the two governments. the president is scheduled to meet cuban leader raul castro on monday. they hope to start a new era in relations between washington and havana. diplomatic ties were severed in 1961 followin

south korea on june 25th, 1950. in the first major conflict of the cold war, north korea was backed by china and the soviet union, while the u.s. led the united nations force in support of south korea. >> this is korea. [ explosions ] ♪ >> and this is korea. a peaceful land once, with lakes and villages and mountains where the rice grew. men and women worked and people lived for living until the ruthless red hand of communism reached out to snatch it. old people and kids and more kids. >> sometimes i think that's the last thing any of us will ever forget. those kids, laughing, crying, homeless, hungry, until we fed them. korea. where it gets cold in the wintertime as it does at home. where young men and women marry. where the kids used to play happily.

city killed about 30. 3 north korea is threatning to launch nuclear strikes yet again on the united states and south korea.this, as the u-s and south korea are set to start major military drills today.kim jong un says the war games, which start today and run through the end of april, and invasion rehearsals. tensions have always been high between the north and south, but have escalated recently after north korea's nuclear test in january, and a long- range rocket test last month. 3 time/temp ...a local family torn apart by a deadly crash are in the community's thoughts and prayers.how residents are showing their support ...plus ...if you love music, you might want to take a trip to mississippi.we'll take you inside the nation's newest grammy museum ...next, break three3 good morning... (ad lib) 3 looking at the way animals live can give us insight into similarities in everything from how humans and animals handle conflict.. to teaching etiquette to the young.ron evans has worked with primates for 30 years at the cincinnati zoo.. and talked to me about learn from from animals..it's tonight in my fami

the united states and south korea held a combined amphibious exercise off the north korean coast today.north korea has condemned the drills, calling them the allies say the drills, which follow the north's recent nuclear test and long- range rocket launch, are defensive and routine. who could forget the images of the historic rabbit hash general store in flames last month?today, people came together to raise money to rebuild. supporters came from all over to the rabbit hash bash in fort thomas.music, food and a silent auction all helped raise money for the store, which dates all the way back to 1831. it was the heart and soul of that community and they will rebuild. and folks who dfon't even live there are sending in donations to help. i think that really speaks to what it means to gather and be part of a community. community.*all* of the money raised at the rabbit hash bash is going to help rebuild the we now know who is moving on to the scripps national spelling bee from today's regionals. regionals.robert casteneros, an 8th grader at cincinnati hills christian academy won the cincinnati b

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. >> that would be wonderful to do that it is i guess a couple of years since i joined the k9 united southf the city and saw the training and the operation and the volunteers that are hidden throughout large buildings and the dog sniff them out it is very, very impressive training one of the things they have so few large spaces in which to practice and to give the dogs practice anytime they come on an opportunity that is an opportunity with a large building or complex building i think we always need to keep in mindhe

>> tensions continue to rise at this hour as north korea threatens nuclear strikes on the united states and south korea.

. >> prime minister shinzo abe in coordination with the united states and south korea. he also called for ensuring aircraft and ship safety. so far, no reports of damage. he urged quick communication of information to the public. foreign ministry officials have launched a protest to the north through the japanese embassy in beijing. >>> in other stories we're following this hour, the united nations has resumed plans on ending the civil war in syria. negotiations involve representatives of the syrian government and opposition groups. the last round of discussions broke down more than a month ago. >> the focus would be on substance on the agendas in other words, on new government's constitution and elections. the future elections in 18 month time. both presidential and parliament. >> they will not run for more than ten days. he indicated the discussions will be based on a u. nunchn. sy peace process for syria. he brushed aside assumptions that a two week long cease-fire will expire soon, saying it is open-ended. the u.n. believes about 1.8 million people live in besieged

chunk, but we're seeing the rain moving in, affecting the south and eastern corner in the 45 loop, stretches through matthews, mint hill, unit noneville, south of pineville, we're talking about you, ballantyne is about to get hit, fort mill as well, then we jump to the north, the heaviest line is in the north. look at hickory, very heavy rainfall falling stretching up towards taylorsville, and it's moving back into chester, well. let's take another look at the seven-day forecast for those trying to plan for the rest of the seven days, we have more rain chances again on thursday, and early friday and it will clear out for the weekend, looking pretty good. we see freezing temperature, that's thursday morning, outside week looking pretty darn nice. >> you think we'll slim down on the freezing temperatures later into march? >> we should. we won't rule them out. >> fingers cross. >> right. >> thanks so much for joining us. tomorrow night at 6:00 o'clock. so what time is your flight? 8:00 a.m. wow. yep. you want me to drive you? that'd be nice. so what time you think we should leave, around 6:00? to be on the safe side. sure. sure

south korea says north korea has fired at least one ballistic missile into the sea in defiance of new sanctions by the u.n. and the united states. a south korean news agency said the missile was likely a medium-range missile. if that' s true, it would mark north korea' s first test of a reaching japan, since 2014. a girls track coach in brown being accused of sending inappropriate text messages to students. coach mark day submitted his resignation, monday. day tells us he resigned for family and personal reasons. but we found out an external investigator was hired to look into allegations of sending improper text messages to students. the school has reported the allegations to the ohio department of education. this weekend reds fans get a chance to get their hands on opening day tickets. and this morning you can begin lining up. a limited number of tickets go on sale tomorrow down at the great american ball park at 9:00 a.m. the two game package includes. one ticket to opening day plus a ticket to another april game of choice. prices range between $75 and $95. you can start lining up for a couple local basketball teams a

it happened near the north korean border as the united states and south korea were conducting large-scale war games. and there are pictures of what appear to be leader kim jong-un visiting a facility where the war heads are made. >>> this is interesting here. a bizarre sickness now spreading among west virginia lawmakers and it may make you chuck this will morning. some are blaming all of this on raw milk. well, that's what some suspect. you see, several lawmakers got sick after drinking raw milk to celebrate new legislation that loosens restrictions on raw milk which could contain dangerous bacteria. and now officials are trying to determine if the milk is to blame. >>> happening today, the white house will host the state dinner, canada's prime minister and his wife will attend the din we are the to bah -- the din we are the obamas. the two leaders hope to discuss climate change, the economy and energy. >>> a new report shows kids are choosing to eat a certain snack that's helping keep their diets healthy. data reveals about one-third of kids and teens in the u.s. eat nut on any given da

triggered the explosion twenty one hundred marines are in south korea where they will take part in disaster relief in wartime mission exercises the unites states and south korea hold the training every two years north korea's leader kim jong repeated his orders to have his country's nuclear weapons on standby recently to north korea tested a nuclear weapon and fired several rockets into the air and that activity by north korea prompted some tough sanctions by the united nations this week in the philippines became the first country to act on those sanctions encounter the cargo ship from north the ship's crew philippines coast guard members searched the ship with bomb sniffing dogs they did not find anything suspicious the inspection falls in line with the new sanctions which the united nations security council adopted less than a week ago building up the fleet ship by ship some by some will take a look at the newest submarine that the needy will have at its disposal. plus hear from the secretary of the needy and good dog bad driver able to retrieve or tries to learn to drive the big rains and fails. plus they got rid of the old to make w

. >> john: north korea is yet again threatening nuclear strikes on the united states and south korea. this time a reaction to the military drills. officials say the drills which start today and run through the end of april are invasion rehearsals, they say. >> christine: families of those aboard malaysia flight 370 marked the second anniversary of the disappearance. a special event calling for authorities to continue to search for the plane. ongoing search in the southern indian ocean found no trace of the boeing 777, a wing part washed ashore on reunion island in the western indian ocean last july. >> john: the average price of gas has jumped by seven cents a gallon, sits at 1.84 a gallon. analysts say the price is still 70 cents per gallon cheaper than a year ago. the moderate hike due to growing demand across the nation and higher crude oil prices. largest aircraft, a cross cross between the air ship aero plane, developed for army but ryman forwardreimaginereimagined for personal use. it does not need a runway and can land on most surfaces including water. how cool is that, pretty

threatened nuclear attacks on the united states and south korea. the threats come as reaction to drills. kim jong-un is calling the drills invasion rehearsals. relations between north korea and its rivals have worsened since its recent tests. >>> democrats and republicans will head to the polls in michigan and mississippi tomorrow while republicans will also vote in hawaii and idaho. >> reporter: donald trump and ted cruz are hoping tuesday's rubio. rubio is says he is not going anywhere, especially after a big win in puerto rico sunday. >> it proves what i have been saying, we don't have to be elections. conservative. >> reporter: but cruz won the most delegates this weekend with big victories in kansas and maine. and now trails trump by just 81. beat donald trump. >> i would love to take ted on one on one. that would be so much fun. >> reporter: on the democratic side, the focus is on michigan where hillary rodham clinton and bernie sanders held a heated debate in flint. >> i voted to save the auto industry. he voted against the money that ended

yesterday north korea warps of preemptive strikes in response to the exercises between the united states and southorea the families of the missing passengers from malaysia airline 370 have been holding a vigil to mark the second anniversary of the plane's disappearance, white balloons of the people onboard were released at the vigil in kuala lumpur. the malaysian parliament stood in silence the families demands answers as they protest outside a buddhist temple. more on the investigations and the anniversary. the second anniversary of the disappearance of the flight was marked in in lay sha in a rather low key manner ever politician held a minute of silence to remember all 239 people who were onboard that plane when it disappears. a team of international investigators has also issued an swim report according to the organization, an interim report has to be issued on each anniversary of an aviation enacted until the final report has been issues so that the second interim report unfortunately, it does not disclose any new information, or informations thatn't already in the public domain. and prime mi

. >> that would be wonderful to do that it is i guess a couple of years since i joined the k9 united south of the city and saw the training and the operation and the volunteers that are hidden throughout large buildings and the dog sniff them out it is very, very impressive training one of the things they have so few large spaces in which to practice and to give the dogs practice anytime they come on an opportunity that is an opportunity with a large building or complex building i think we always need to keep in mind the k9 units. >> i agree and the new area a challenge for the dog. >> and the dogs are like people in a lot of ways they like new challenges all right. thank you any last questions oh. >> sorry. >> commissioner nakajo. >> thank you, madam president chief gonzales i have one comment question not comment question in terms of the your report before i do that i do want to acknowledge public comment at the information that public comment was really appreciated we did have a lively discussion with the city of chicago and that was not my question chief gonzales any update on station

, anthony man, a political reporter from the south florida "sun-sentinel," thanks so much for joining us. >> thanks for having me. >> sreenivasan: the united states began what south korea calls their biggest ever war games today with tensions on the korean peninsula already running high. the massive amphibious landing on south korea's east coast against simulated north korean defenses comes only weeks after the united nations imposed tough new sanctions against north korea for its recent nuclear test and launch of a long-range rocket. >> we believe that by training together, we grow stronger. and we believe that with strong alliances and partnerships in our area and responsibility, we bring peace and stability to this region. >> sreenivasan: some 17,000 american troops, dozens of u.s. warplanes, ships and 300,000 south korean military personnel are taking part. the north denounced the exercises and threatened a pre- emptive "blitzkrieg" against the south and the u.s. iraqi officials allege islamic ste militants today carried out their second chemical weapons attack this week. the attack happened in the northern iraqi town of taza, near kir

>> tensions continue to rise at this hour as north korea threatens nuclear strikes on the united states and south korea. .s./south korea military drills that start today. north korea argues that the drills are invasion rehearsals. >>> and this morning, the nation is mourning the death of former first lady nancy reagan. she died of congestive heart failure at her los angeles home on sunday. her name is still trending this morning on twitter. mrs. reagan was 94 years old. >>> 5:31 on this monday morning. still chilly out there. >> yeah, a lot of us will feel the chill. even apollo beach, down into the 40s at 58. 50 in lakeland. zephyrhills at 42. inverness at 4 3 . but don't worry if you're headed to the strawberry festival, it warms up quickly. 3:30, gene watson hits the stage. and lone star this evening. chilly now but it will be pleasant at 65 degrees at 10:00 a.m. in plant city, that warm afternoon in the sunshine, 79 with lone star on stage there, 68 degrees. in weather and traffic on the 8s, i take you eight days into the future to see how long the nice weather will last. and not too much of

they're ready to carried out pre-emptive attacks due to the tensions with south korea and the united states. the news comes shortly after the united nations added new sanctions to north korea one day after south korea claimed the north fired short-range projectiles off the korean coast. >>> well, today a national jury will hear closing arguments in sports caster erin andrews' $75 million civil trial. stocker and the hotel. on thursday, the defense called andrews former espn colleague to testify about whether the video effected her career. >> did you have any concern with ms. andrews' performance in 2009? >> it was a wait and see approach. wait and see how she would perform. but i remember thinking, i was amazed at the performance she was giving. >> after both sides make their case, the jury must decide whether the hotel shares blame with the stocker and how much in damages she should receive. >>> canadian prime minister is not shy about giving the american people a little advice. he says quote it might be nice if they paid a little more attention to the world, in world events. he add

it is unknown it is a test or show of force against the united states and south korea. day after the president imposed new sanctions on the country. >>> if you're looking for a new job, this one might interest you. google wants to pay you to heck into its system. the go to find weaknesses to help google improve society. this deal has been on the table since 2010 now it instead of $50,000, you get $100,000 to successfully hacking google's devices. >> wow. >>> today he starts his mission to be the new american record holder for days in space. >> jeff williams blasts off to? international space station today with two russian astronauts. he will surpass kelly's time. when williams finishes his tour, he will have spend 534 days in space. >>> we are counting down to the weekend. >> and just revving up the engines for the news. >>> right now, 4:30. we are tracking wintery weather for the weekend. just when you thought the snow was over, it is back. >> turned right? i'm andrea roane. >> i'm mike hydeck. and time saver traffic is shortly with larry. >>> all right. aslushy wet sn

these claims are not new and treated with skepticism by south korea and the united states.hey believe north carolina's technology is not there yet. north korea does now seem to be recycling their claims. this is a time of heightened tensions on the korean peninsula. we have the sanctions imposed by the u.n., unilateral sanctions from south korea and of course beginning this week, military exercises between south korea and the united states, so this does seem to be the latest response to all of that from north korea. >> rob mcbride reporting from seoul. in january, north korea carried out a nuke test claiming to have set off a miniaturized hydrogen bomb. experts say the blast from that test was too small to back up the report. >>> still to come: ♪ >> the man behind the music, a look back at the life and legacy of beatles producer, george martin. >> am son is promises a big delivery, blue origin expects to launch humans into space next year. it has been competing with space x to be the first to do it. there wasn't be paying customers, but thousands of possible space travelers

new this morning: north korea is yet again threatening nuclear strikes on the united states and south korea. this comes in reaction to the start of huge u-s south korean military drills. the drills will run from now through april. north korea says these drills are invasion rehearsals. the always poor relations between north korea and its rivals worsened in january, following long- range rocket launch. it has been almost two years since 239 people lost their lives on aboard malaysia airlines flight-370. relatives of those on the boeing triple seven that disappeared on its way to from kuala lumpur, malaysia gathered together yesterday. since the plane went missing families have gotten few answers and continue to ask for the search to continue. last week a piece of wreckage from a boeing 777 -- likely from m-h- 370 -- was found washed ashore on the coast of mozambique. the deadline for families to sue the airline is tomorrow. the u-s coast guard has suspended its search for a texas man who fell from a cruise ship off the florida coast. officials say 46-year old david mossman fell from th