a few moments ago from officials in south korea, the chief national security adviser there, chung yung saying he's looking to isolate it and he had a meeting with h.r. mcmaster, so they're clearly aware of this test. the president was actually tweeting a few short moments before this test took place, however, he was not tweeting about north korea, he has not tweeted since. you said it. this is by far the strongest provocation that we've seen from north korea, and each of the prior ones seem to follow some aggressive rhetoric from the president. we have heard him use language before that has been contradicted by some even in his own cabinet and prefer a much more diplomatic approach. but, again, we're waiting to see how the president responds to this, by far the strongest nuclear test by north korea and the fact that they've now miniaturized a nuclear weapon making it small enough to fit on an icbm. >> boris sanchez joining us live. thank you. >> we want to talk more now with a professor. professor, thanks so much for joining us. we've been talking for the past several hours about where

i believe this -- let's get the yung lady and come back to you, sir, if that's okay. >> hi. i went to spellman college. >> that's wonderful. >> i don't have an issue based question. i more so would love your whole some advice on what it would mean to break down political bar jers. i do aspire to run for president. >> fantastic. >> fantastic. >> so there's so much to talk about. so a lot of my focus in terms of politics right now is what we need to do around the 2018 election site. but the other area of focus that folks are not talking about is the 2020 census. we need to be talking about that, guys. have a seat. the census is about one of the points that you're making which is making sure we are accurately counting who is going to be impacted by public policy so we can make sure we are directing resources appropriately and accurately. so we need to count. well, unless something changed -- where is my staff? i don't know where anybody -- okay. so did -- unless somebody got appointed in the last week and i wasn't paying attention it is my belief --ened and i will tell y that i

. >> so yung. he was 19. and that-- . >> rose: a year out of high school. >> yeah.he the half leave of grieve for that kind of loss is forever. they live their lives, you know, but it's never the same. and there's courage in just getting up every day and getting out of bed. >> rose: who are the heroes of your book, of your film. >> wow. you know. >> rose: the people who fought the war. >> clearly, i mean. >> rose: or the people in conscience who risk things to oppose the war. >> this film and this story i think for ken, may and jeff ward and our producers, sarah, is a sense of what does it mean to be a hero. certainly itses to be a soldier and be baifer and save your buddies and do courageous things under fire. and it is admirable and gets rewarded but the metal hopefully in recognition there is no question that that is heroic. but it's also heroic to stand up to your country, if you think your country is not doing the right thing. and to ask questions, and people who protested the war, some were soldiers who came home and thought the war was wrong and wanted it to

his parents blamd kim yung un regime for add stress and what can be he he was in when they a him are to the fist time after 17 months. >> he had a shaved head and feeding tube out of his nose. he was staring blankly into space jerking violently. he he was blind. had he was deaf. as we looked at him and tried to comfort him it looked like someone had had taken a pair of flyers and rearranged his pod only teeth, north korea is not a victim. they're terrorists. they kidnapped otto and core toured him and intentionally injured him. >> hard to hear those detail details. warmbier's death repain a mystery. they contribute it to sleeping pills and botulism poisoning and, doctors in u.s. say it's unlikely. when you think he's in a coma he's peaceful and asleep. sounds like it was completely different. >> no he was screaming in pain until american doctors got medication into him. but, he was screaming but just gibberish. >> unreal. >> 7:11 now. republicans in washington d.c. try to make a big piv to the tax reform today because. >> i guess it didn't work out. >> healthcare thing looks deadal t

ri yung—ho also said the country had the right to shoot down us bombers, even if they are outside itsrts. american military aircraft, preparing for a show of force close to the north korean coast. these planes went on to fly in international airspace near the east of the country, further north in the region than they ever have been. the us said it was a demonstration of their resolve. now north korea has reacted to donald trump's threats and actions by claiming the us has declared war on them. translation: since the us declared war on our country we have every right to take countermeasures, including shooting down us strategic bombers, even if they are not yet inside the airspace border of our country. the question of who will not be around for much longer will be answered them. but the white house said it is absurd to think they are at war with north korea and has tried to strike a more diplomatic tone overnight. it's never appropriate for a country to shoot down another country's aircraft when it is over international waters. our goal is the same, we continue to seek peace over the