reporter: how large is the threat from north korea to national security? mr. nunes: the north korean regime is completely unhinged. they have long been unhinged. the closer they get to the only detonating nuclear weapons, but also delivering that nuclear weapon, we have to take that seriously because for a long time, this is not a regime that would by any stretch of the imagination, you could have actual negotiations with. it also is, i think, one of the biggest travesties on the planet, when people find out what is happening in north korea, where you have 20 million people living like animals, i think we should all be concerned about it and somebody who is unhinged, as the north korean dictator is, we should all be concerned about this, and so should the chinese and the russians. reporter: how does this compare to russia? mr. nunes: well, you know, the question will be whether or not -- can there be a new relationship with the russia government? this administration wants to attempt to try that. i am very skeptical of that but to be fair to them president obam

korea. so i'm sure he's coming back with fresh information. >> jeffrey, general mattis has been there several times before, so i think he's just reaffirming the ties, but he's just a very small part of the national security council -- >> right, right. but he was there. >> he was there, he'll be part of the discussion, likely, as the trump administration moves forward now in responding to north korea and this missile test. again, general mark hertling, jeffrey lord, matt rivers, our thanks to all of you. we'll take a quick break and we'll be right back. encouragement and milk. with 8 grams of natural protein, and 8 other nutrients to provide balanced nutrition. moms know kids grow strong when they milk life. and 8 other nutrients to provide balanced nutrition. remember when you said men are supeyeah...ivers? yeah, then how'd i get this... ...allstate safe driving bonus check? ...only allstate sends you a bonus check for every six months you're accident free. silence. it's good to be in, good

south korea is probably more susceptible to north korea's virulence than any other country and there was some doubt cast on the relationship in the campaign by the then candidate trump. so do the same thing with south korea that he did with japan and do it quickly. >> dickerson: is that all that can be done, though s just words and condemn haitian? >> no. the real answer to curtailing north korea is china. like on so many other areas, china has been woefully inadequate and they could squeeze north korea economically, 90 percent of the imports and exports go through china and i think we have to tell the chinese that they have to put the wood to north korea at a much more serious way than they have done so far. >> dickerson: let's -- i want to move on to the president's executive order on immigration. he is considering maybe doing another executive order. what is your view about that? do you think it is possible to do with -- >> no. i think he ought to throw it in the trash. i think this executive order is so bad and so poisoned and it is, its genesis is so bad and terrible that he oug

surveillance video appearing to show the female suspects accused of murdering the brother of north korea's leader. >>> also breaking tonight, wanted. police stepping up the search for this man, now considered the main suspect in the case of those young teenage girls killed in the midwest. >>> crash landing. the sunday morning disaster. what the pilot of that plane may have done to save lives. >>> and, watching you. hackers tapping into home security cameras, then posting them live. your private moments now public. >>> good evening. thanks for joining us on this sunday. i'm tom llamas. and we begin with the comments by the president causing confusion around the world. president trump, before a packed crowd last night, kicking off his 2020 campaign with a rally in melbourne, florida. alluding to problems in sweden in secticonnection with a list cities that have experienced terrorism. but there have been none. and the swedish embassy in washington reaching out for clarification. here's mary bruce, in florida, starting us off tonight. >> reporter: the white house forced to explain this head-sc

north korea's ruthless ruler showing no mercy. kim jong-un had his own uncle put on trial and executed. kim jong-un's late's parent target, his father's son. kim jong-nam had been their father's favorite but in 2001 he was caught sneaking into japan with a false passport wanting to visit tokyo's disneyland. estranged from the family he questioned his brother's rule. a dangerous move. >> there still is resistance, there still is criticism. i think that's why we're seeing high level purging and murders like this. >> reporter: the alleged killing days after kim jong-un personally oversaw a new missile test clearly aimed at provoking president trump. north korea's dictator demanding attention, and eliminating opponents, even family. keir is immobs, nbc news, seoul, south korea. >>> switching gears now to say the least. congratulations are in order after a major milestone by one of the greatest sports dynasties of all time. the uconn women's basketball team won their 100th game in a row, a streak stretching over several years. it's the

one involving works on a massive security issue, the north korea missile test and some diners in a club in florida. >> reporter: shortly after the missile launch, photographs posted on social media so michael flynn and chief strategic steve bannon gathered around the president in a public dining room. it's not known what they were discussing, but the president and japanese prime minister read information by candlelight and made phone calls all while the first lady and others looked on. mar-a-lago club member richard posted posts on facebook. . and if the president discussed sensitive information it posed a security risk. >> they should have gone to a secure space. been able to talk briefly about it, been able to strategize. none of that happened here. >> reporter: the president often in ail white house situation room or if they are traveling in a mobile secure communications facility. president obama, for example, was photographed taking secure phone calls in a tent in brazil in 2011. and just last year, inside a trailer in havana. the white house denies that there was a security risk.

a threat is north korea and how it relates to russia? >> well, the north korean regime is unhinge and long unhinged and the closer they goat the ability to not only detonate a nuclear weapon, but also deliver that nuclear weapon, we have to take that seriously, because for a long time, this is not a regime that's, that would, you know, by any stretch of the imagination, you can have actual negotiations with. it also is one of the biggest travesties on the planet when people find out what is happening in north korea where you have probably 20 million people living like animals, i think that we should all be concerned about it, and somebody who is unhinged as the north korean dictator, and we should all be concerned about it, and so should the chinese and the russians and others. >> and how does that compare to russia? >> well, the question will be with, you know, whether or not can there be a, can there be a new relationship with the russian government, and this administration wants to attempt to try to that, and i'm skeptical of that. bu

would any policies on north korea and the middle east be published 7 on north korea and the middle east be published? we got trump looking for a be published? we got trump looking fora grand be published? we got trump looking for a grand deal in the middle east beyond palestinians and israelis. he said it could be a two state solution, could be i—macro. the media needs to call him out on his statements. we are doing this entire addition on 0utside source, going through all the areas he covered, plainly the clips, giving you analysis of what he said. we will fa ct analysis of what he said. we will fact checked some specific claims made by donald trump during this extraordinary press conference. including one which said he won the presidential election by a record margin. here in the uk, the business secretary greg clark says he has held constructive talks with general motors. it emerged the owner of perjury, the psa group was involved ina perjury, the psa group was involved in a possible takeover in vauxhall‘s european operation. the general secretary of unite says he's not prepared

we can deal with north korea. it is south korea. we have to come down hard on the south koreans because they have a corrupt government, or whatever the argument is, or the australians are behind all this trouble. what happens when he believes something as farcical and fabricated as that, something of importance? that's why it's relevant as a warning to real-life issues. >> each time he says something that's not true -- do you think when they are having meetings at they know it's, not true and they are basically setting the table for more voter suppression, or setting the table for more mass incarceration? they know it's not true and they are basically setting theit feels like it's at feels very planned. you say fake news is really in times and a certain amount of the population believes nothing. >> i don't think there's a plan. the truth of the matter, i work for nixon, reagan, ford. reagan spent 30 years developing a philosophy. he started off as an fdr liberal. by the time he became president, he had a philosophy. he had positions

that north korea could order the airport hit has angered its few allies like china. now wider concern about the regime's stockpile of chemical weapons. north korea is estimated to have thousands of tons of banned weapons like sarin gas. it has tested nuclear bombs and ballistic missiles. using vx abroad could, for the international community, be the last straw. >> north korea was once taken off the state sponsor of terrorism list, and i think there will be a strong argument for putting them back on the list. >> north korea has lashed out, accusing malaysia of conspiracy and demanding the body back. janice mackie-frayer, nbc news, beijing. >>> now to the fight against isis, as the pentagon gears up to present president trump next week with a new plan to take on the jihadist group. we have a rare look inside the intense u.s. air campaign to take out isis targets in syria and iraq. nbc's hans nichols has more from aboard the u.s. aircraft carrier in the mediterranean. >> hitting isis by day -- and night. f-18s, shooting off the deck of the "george h.w. bush" into the da

resolution and now north korea. the right response is not just about what president trump says but about what the international community says and why a lot of us have been worried about the ways in which he's talked about europe, the early fissures even between the united states and china is we need them to come together to condemn the launches and perhaps look at multi-lateral responses. >> so the u.n. is going to take that up. in the meantime, the national security adviser michael flynn seems potentially to be in some trouble. "washington post" columnist david ignatius put it this way over the weekend "michael flynn's real problem isn't the logan act, a statute that bars private meddling in foreign policy disputes, it's whether president trump's national security adviser sought to hide from his colleagues and the nation a preinauguration discussion about sanctions that the obama administration was imposing. if indeed it turns out that mike flynn lied to the vice president who in turn went out and repeated that, i

a ballistic missile fired from north korea. here to join us is chris colins from new york. >> good evening judge. you had a great opening statement. judge jeanine: i know the trump family, i know i van case an elegant woman too smart to fight with anyone. it's her promise to not even gang in anything that involves business and the government. and that's a classy woman. >> she defined class. judge jeanine: but let's talk about what's going on with north korea. >> they are just flexing their muscles. not surprising we you a iran do it as well. i think america can be very happy today. president trump will keep our country safe whether it's general flynn or general kellogg or our new attorney general jeff sessions. he has got a-team. general mattis. it will keep us safe. this is nothing more than a little posturing as some suggested. north korea feels left out. they are talking about china and iran, now japan. mexico. so this is not unexpected. it was not an intercontinental ballistic missile it was point mediate range. i know dona

it is not surprising to south korea. caroline: and again, does samsung become in disarray because the de facto leader is in jail? this is not first time the leader of the business has been painted with scandal and it seems like the business is directed by that very person. >> i have been in contact with them and they have consistently said that when the chairman is gone, business activities are not affected. despite what is happening and the poor governance, they have a lot of the world most talented designers and engineers and they make good hardware and i've never heard of the actual business being interrupted. and that is something that samsung must deal with, something to grapple with, because they built the empire over the past years that spans across so many affiliates. they make ships, chips, smartphones, all of the parts, and a single leader could be intelligent or a great diplomat for the company, but he is not somebody that can run every single business. they rely on their staff of engineers and managers to get

it was banned under the chemical weapons convention north korea never signed. >>> a strong winter storm is hitting the upper midwest and blizzard conditions are out. heavy winds expected through tomorrow. travel in some areas will be treacherous. eric fisher has blizzard. >> reporter: good morning, everyone. watching the storm move from the plains to iowa and minnesota and parts of wisconsin all seeing the heavy snowfall today. we are watching a line of storm that is will develop toward the late afternoon and evening. that's the warm air. severe weather potential highest in indiana as well as ohio, northern kentucky and the detroit area of michigan. unusually warm air coming together with strong winds could have damaging winds and isolated tornadoes late today and into the evening. dozens of record highs again in the east today, forecast 80 in nashville. around 80 in charleston and 60s in boston and the 70s in philadelphia. we are going to watch a change as we head into the weekend and a preview of next week taking over the western half of the country. still, looks like we are mainly ab

determining the cause of death for the half brother of north korea a's leader is proving difficult. diff -- noshows no .ymptoms of a heart attack he died after apparently being malaysiant the airport. police arrested four people in connection with the incident. the search for the man suspected of killing two teenage girls continues in indiana. he is the lead suspect in the they went missing after a hike. investigators hope locals can offer assistance. people, if they saw someone around that afternoon or late evening, if they saw someone walking down the road way that looked like they did not belong there, or a hitchhiker, we would like to know about that person. hired -- uber has has hired eric holder to investigate sexual misconduct claims -- sexual harassment claims. a woman was allegedly told it was a manager's first offense and was advised to transfer teams. california reeling from severe storms. neal karlinsky is in sacramento. rivers areia's bursting their banks. heavy rain is sparking landslides across the state, making some roads impassable. a levee breaking along the san jo

and then thursday, think of korea, south korea, that is, keeping policy on hold. an active week in asia for central banks. betty: it is but let's not forget what is going on in the u.s. and the fed. not only are we watching, as always, donald trump but also thefomc minutes will be out this week. kathleen: that is going to be the big fed focus. however, lots of fed speakers, a few minutes on wednesday. here is how you need to set it up in your mind. fomcaft -- well after the meeting on february 2, there were retail sales out, the consumer prices last week, betty that double what people were looking for. now people wonder, body fomc -- are the fomc minutes outdated? the key things we will watch -- cohesion on fed right hikes. what is the discussion? did they give us a sense that a lot of fed officials are gearing up for more rate hikes, for the three hikes or not? what do they say about donald trump's policies and the effect they will have to what is expected? is there agreement or a big debate? and what do they do with the balance sheet? with a start selling off th

surveillance video appearing to show the female suspects accused of murdering the brother of north korea's leader. >>> also breaking tonight, wanted. police stepping up the search for this man, now considered the main suspect in the case of those young teenage girls killed in the midwest. >>> crash landing. the sunday morning disaster. what the pilot of that plane may have done to save lives. >>> and, watching you. hackers tapping into home security cameras, then posting them live. your private moments now public. >>> good evening. thanks for joining us on this sunday. i'm tom llamas. and we begin with that deadly weather, the death roll rising, with california bracing for a new round of rain. marci gonzalez is in l.a., starting us off. >> reporter: tonight, parts of california bracing for a second round of dangerous rain, after storms killed at least five, including one man overcome by flood waters. repairs on i-15 after it crumbled, taking this fire truck with it. >> we had to dig out the cars, and literally pull them out. >> now, northern california bracing for impact. in maxwell, the c

and late today, north korea claimed that missile test was successful. the pentagon said it was a medium or intermediate range ballistic missile and did not pose any threat to north america. it's all being followed closely though by south korea, and our kier simmons is in seoul tonight. kier? >> reporter: kate, good evening. here in south korea many people believe that this was a test not just of the north korean missile but a test aimed at the president of the united states. the south korean government saying that it believes this was a direct and deliberate challenge to the new administration. around the capital of south korea here, seoul, there are bomb shelters, but what many u.s. officials fear is that north korea has vowed to develop a long range nuclear-capable missile that would be able to reach the mainland of the united states. kate? >> kier simmons in south korea. as the fallout continues from russia's meddling in the u.s. presidential election, it turns out that this country's election is not the only one russia has tried to influence. moscow

one of the early news specials was christmas in korea. it was giving people a sense of what the korean war was like. not on some grand scale what was the greatest progress on a piece talks but it was soldiers. and tell people what is it like to be in that country? here is the film we are bringing back tea. this gives you a sense of what it is like in another country halfway around the world. this is what we are talking about when we say the korean war. this is what the soldiers are going off to do. that is legendary. in fact the t.v. series máaásáh, they shop is in black-and-white and did interviews and discussions and just, it was in prague with cast members and that was a nod to morrow. in the way to tell the story in your living room. that is the amazing part of television. and he did not stop with anecdotes like that. but then he took on issues of real substance. most famously of course senator mccarthy programs. and that gives an illustration of how television had the networks, the people behind the broadcast had a sense of commit

that this regime collapses and the two koreas are reunited. that's the long-term solution. lou: it's a long-term solution, two koreas has been the policy of the united states government for more than a half century. the thinking is not exacy effervescent in the state department nor in the foreign policy apparatus. because of his freshness of thought, because of his statements and his policies that he ran on as a candidate. >> yeah, that's what elections are for. the bureaucracies, whether it's state or anywhere else, have no constitutional legitimacy. lou: but they have tenure and all but impossible to fire. >> you're absolutely right. lou: john bolton, great to see you. >> glad to be with you, lou. lou: let's have a discussion about all the things you wouldn't tell us here on the air. [ laughter ] >> fruitless suggestion. thank you so much, ambassador john bolton. >>> be sure to vote in our poll tonight. the question is -- i didn't want to sugar coat it tonight. cast your vote on twitter. follow me -- on wall street today, another record brea

he brought up north korea in his answer. howie: you have said you wanted something of substance. but given the huge controversy surrounding the national security advisor that within hours would lead to his firing, why not work flynn into the question. >> he didn't resign until much later that evening. kellyanne conway went on tv after that press conference and said he enjoyed the full confidence of the president. howie: wasn't that a big story. >> it became a bigger story later on. i think my question was more important to regular american people. the people living outside the beltway care about our national security concerns. no one will remember mike flinls name in three years, but they will remember if we get into a war with north korea. howie: on the. >> if the fix is out. howie: of the 8 american reporters called on at the four pressers with foreign leaders, one was reuters, a local d.c. station, three were news stations owned by rupert murdoch. town hall and you. what do you make of all this grumbling that the president is trying to avoid major questions. >> the question i

anything to north korea. don't test me. get back in your box. didn't mention south korea which is in its own political turmoil right now and didn't mention china which is maybe less surprising that u.s. presidents say we need china to come to the table and help here. a one-sentence statement from the president of the united states in his first provocation from kim jong-un. >> apparently he only stands behind south korea about 96%, right? that's what you have a national security adviser for. that's why you have an entire national security staff and a national security communications staff. >> right. >> so in addition to having general flynn who has been the subject of a lot of controversy this week, that in a lot of ways is the most resonant story that has occurred this week, perhaps more than the travel pan, the issue of his conversations with the russian ambassador and the internal strive occurring on the national security council, we don't have a communications director on the national security staff becaus

now we are worrying about north korea, and russia and chinese currency. obviously some of the trump situation is a worry. if you look at his program. first two, immigration and regulations, i think he can take care of. the healthcare will be harder, and most important tax reform, in going around the country, i think it delayed a lot of projects because they don't know what the numbers are going to be. if tax reform doesn't get done until 2018, we may go through a couple of quarters of slower gdp. the bonds rates came down a lot? yesterday. liz: you have consumer confidence at a 12-year high. people and investors dish you have got a sophisticated audience watching that bet against an increasingly stronger market has gone the hurt. you saw the future strategies funds. they last $600 million in the blink of an eye. what signs are you looking for for that moment of tipping points to the other side? >> as long as you are properly diversified, you -- you can't time this market. last january-february you had a 10% correction. people said the bear market is upon

north korea. it is south korea. we really have to come down hard on the south koreans as they have a corrupt government -- or whatever the argument is. or, the australians are behind all this trouble. what happens when he believes something as fabricated as that -- something of importance? that is why it is relevant as a warning to really issues. >> each time he says something that is not true, do you think when they are having meetings at the white house, they know it is not true and they are basically setting the table for more voter theression, or setting table for more mass incarceration. it feels like it is planned. use a fake news a million times, and a certain amount of the population believes nothing. >> i do not believe there is a plan. i do not think there is a plan anyway. the truth of the matter working for whitson -- nixon, reagan, and board. reagan developed a philosophy over 30 years. he had positions that he had adopted from people that he wanted to implement. he knew that strong n

one of the big issues for korea is household debt. in -- it is a record from last year it is still high. the gdp is supposed to pick up, to theuld that do household clear that debt, that will be one more reason for the bank of korea to see how a lot of these forces play out or it rose about lending have been tightened up, that is supposed to close down over the course of the year. that that that that mountain has people worry. fromd the minutes february, showing a move from fairly soon. >> the go, you left out may, that was where there was a press conference. there was going to be more talk about a particular move, we get to that main meeting. let me just renew a meeting. many market participants expressed the view that it may be possible to raise the federal fund -- a federal rate. if this is in line with our expectations, there should be maximum employment increased. a bloomberg columnist read all there isnd said that too much uncertainty with trump. they are content to wait until the second quarter. it sounds like june for me. we w

james mattis has this warning for north korea. an impact on the united states or our allies will be there. with enough of a response. they were speaking there. at the end of the two-day visit designed to reaffirm strong your support. he will be meeting with the japanese prime minister. expected to discuss the mounting nuclear threat. senate republicans now saying enough is enough in just 90 minutes they will attempt to end the filibuster of education secretary betsy devos. they need 51 votes to end debate and senate majority leader mitch mcconnell is confident he will get them. setting up the final vote likely, next week. trade tapped president trumps to do list. now saying he wants to speed up the process of renegotiating free trade agreements but they were also talking tax cuts. as a peter barnes with the details. they met with house and senate tax writers. they told reporters afterwards and that they talked mainly about renegotiating trade agreements nafta in specific. he was talking about tax reform yesterday on fox and friend

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chairman, in the news a lot lately is north korea. one is your assessment of how large a thread from north korea is to national security as ompared to russia? mr. nunes: well, the north korean regime is completely unhinged. they have long been unhinged. the closer they get to the ability to detonate a nuclear weapon but also deliver that nuclear weapon we have to take that seriously because for a long time this is not a regime that's -- that would by any stretch of the imagination you can have actual negotiations with. it also is i think one of the biggest travesties on the planet when people find out what's happening in north korea when you have 20 million people living like animals i think we should all be concerned about it like theody unhinged north korean dictator, we should all be concerned about and so should the chinese and the russians and others. reporter: how does it compare to russia? mr. nunes: well, you know, the question will be whether or not can there be a new relationship with the russia government? this administrati

it's south korea. we have to come down hard on the south koreans because they have a corrupt government or the australians are behind the trouble. what's when he believes something as fabricated as something as importance. that's why it's relevant as a warning to real-life issues. >> every time he says something that's not true when they have meetings at the white house they it's not true and setting the table for more voter suppression or mass incarceration? you say it's fake news and a certain part of the population believes it's something. >> i don't believe there's a plan. the truth is i worked for nixon, reagan and ford. regan spent 40 years developing a philosophy and he had positions he's adopted he wanted to implement. he knew strong national defense was important and had an agenda when he got there and got most of it accomplished. i don't see an agenda. i see keep illegals out, protect the country, make america great again. who's to say america's not great as it is. he sold a bunch of guys and

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. >> and testing trump, north korea fires off an intermediate range ballistic missile, the first major challenge to this new white house. president trump on saturday with the japanese prime minister. >> i just want everybody to understand and fully know that the united states of america stands behind japan, its great ally, 100 first. ally, 100%, thank you. >> good day everyone. i'm andrea mitchell in washington where president trump's meeting with canada's prime minister justin trudeau this hour could be a welcome distraction from the chaos on the national security staff amidst reports mike flynn's job is on the line. joining me nbc white house correspondent kristen welker and "new york times" chief white house correspondent peter baker who coauthored today's articles in "the times" on the turmoil. kristen, to you, why is no one coming to flynn's defense? >> reporter: according to multiple sources there are aides within the white house who are encouraging the president to fire his national security adviser michael flynn, after nbc news and other news organizations confirmed that he did

let's talk about north korea. for a moment. because a senior administration official told us today that north korea right now represents the greatest immediate national security threat to the united states. that president obama, himself, told this to president -- to then-president-elect trump. you're on the inside. is north korea the greatest immediate national security threat to the u.s. right now? >> it's right at the top of the list. the possibility of weapons of mass destruction being used against american citizens is the biggest threat to the united states. north korea is gaining capacity to potentially be able to do that in the not too distant future. terrorists are going around right now trying to get their hands on weapons of mass destruction. whether nuclear, chemical or biological. this is the number-one threat facing the united states and meanwhile, other big state actors like russia are modernizing and moving forward with changes to their nuclear arsenals and nuclear programs. so this entire issue is one that has to

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obviously north korea is a big, big problem. and we will deal with that very strongly. united nations security council held an emergency meeting behind closed doors to discuss the issue. the bbc‘s correspondent is in new york. what is next for the security council? well, the security council issued a very strong statement, as you said, unanimous there. saying that they would basically look to see what further actions they could take. now, they didn't specify what they could be, but certainly security council members over the last decade have issued increasingly harsh sanctions on north korea, to try to persuade pyongyang to take a path away from nuclearisation. so we had very strong language from the us ambassador urging security council members to basically take all actions, not words, actions, she said, to force north korea to basically depart from its action. so one thing that a senior security council member mentioned to me was implementation of the current resolutions and current sanctions on the table, and we know that that is something that if north korea conti

exiled half-brother of north korea's leader.. newly released surveillance video appears to show the attack at a malaysia airport. jummy olabanji is here with more. a japanese t-v station obtained the video. it appears to show a woman sneaking up behind kim jong-nam, and covering his face with a cloth. that cloth was laced with liquid poison. two women are in custody. malaysian police are searching for seven more s ambassador to north korea has been recalled from pyongyang, amid rising tensions between the two countries. a north korean envoy is calling for a joint probe, saying the malaysian investigation is politically motivated. a pilot is miraculously alive, after crashing a small plane into a neighborhood in bayonne , new jersey. it happened yesterday morning, after the pilot radioed for help near the statue of liberty. the piper-p-a-28 hit four parked cars and some power lines, and narrowly missed a gas station. no one on the ground was hurt, but the neighborhood looked like a war zone. the plane was registered to a flight sc

on north korea, we strongly demand north korea to abandon nuclear and ballistic missiles program and not to make any more propagation in that we have completely degreed on the importance of the early solutions for the issues in the east china sea, indian ocean, everywhere. we need to maintain the freedom of navigation and rule of law and certain order, it must be maintained. japan and the united states have confirmed that they will strongly protect any use of force as well as declaration to change the status quo. i and the president will address, not only bilateral but regional issues and we have had frank discussions on peace and prosperity of the world that we should contribute. for any form of terrorism, should be strongly condemned, and we will cooperate in our fight against terrorism. japan has the will of course to exercise eight can measure it role in regard, and furthermore, the refugees, properties, infectious diseases, there are many challenges faced by the world. these issues threaten the peace and stability of japan and the united states, but japan and the united states a

there's just no response from north korea. >> what do you think north korea worries about the most with regard to the u.s.? >> well, they have to worry about a military strike on some of their installations. they have to worry about that. they are determined to get their nuclear capability to develop a long-range missile. they probably have 15 nuclear weapons right now. they see that as their main card and foreign policy. if they're going to trade eventually for some kind of relief, humanitarian relief, end of sanctions, end of the state of war. that's their big card. so they want to preserve that. they also want to keep everybody on their toes. the japanese, the south koreans. south korea is having internal problems and they want to keep china who they're really not afraid of from putting real pressure on them. i think this notion that china's going to help us put pressure on north korea is not working. so we need to develop a new policy, and i think the president, you know, i've got to give him credit. i've been critical, that keeping the options open and not overreacting, staying coo

>> bret: quickly to north korea. you have this strange story that continues to get more strange, the assassination, which now they are saying was a chemical nerve agent that was used on this half-brother of kim jong-un. and you have north korea threatening missiles and launches and tests to come. >> outlook, the vx agent that was used is very rare, very sophisticated, and probably the deadliest agent on earth. it is not something you pick up at walmart. it clearly makes this an obvious part by an obsessed and paranoid leader in north korea who happens to control some nukes and is working on missiles. i think this is sort of the signature of a regime plot, and it just reminds people, including the chinese, of how dangerous this regime is. >> this one lightning, winners or losers, winner first. >> winner, mike pence, putting pressure on nato to spend more money, saying, i want you to expand your plans to spend more, if you don't have a planned, get one. >> bret: loser? >> andrew mccain, the second guy who's managed to

. >>> right now, officials are unveiling the olympic torch design at a ceremony in south korea. today, if you've heard about tickets going on sale, we just want to let you know, not so fast. tickets are only going on sale for south you know, you get the locals first. tickets for the rest of the world will not be available on the official website until september. it's going to cost you big bucks to watch the opening ceremony, too. tickets are expected to sell for $1,300. i am excited. i'm going head there next february to cover the olympics. >> and you don't have to go because she's going to cover everything for you. >> i was born there, but it's been a long, long time. >> you better start brushing up on your korea. >> i know. the i have to practice with my mom and dad. >> for us, we have an unbelievable change in the weather from yesterday to today. how do you get to that from weather? >> you're the best. >> we are dealing with an enormous change. temperatures today will be as much as 40 to 45 degrees colder than yesterday. that is, as adam was just saying, a real slap in the fa

now back to north korea. you may remember that in june north korea launched two similar ballistic missile tests both crashing into the sea of japan and then september the country is believed to have conducted the fifth nuclear device test sparking international condemnation including then president obama. joining me now is jordan chang, author of "nuclear showdown: north korea takes on the world." thank you. you praised donald trump's meeting with president abe. given that phrase, what do you think? >> this is important because people really didn't know whether trump would actually stand behind japan and south korea. during the campaign, candidate trump in march said that maybe japan and south korea should develop their own nuclear weapons and do it divorce from the u.s. so standing behind abe and his phone call a week ago with the south korean acting president, that was a very good thing. the united states is going to need friends. normally when an american president says we're going to work with our allies,

breaking overnight, north korea launches a ballistic missile. a critical foreign policy test for president trump. how will the white house respond? >>> plus, constitutional showdown. >> we'll win that battle. we also have a lot of other options. >> after a major setback in federal court, the president stands by his travel ban. >> i think it's sad. i think it's a sad day. i think our security is at risk. >> at this pivotal moment. >> the future of the constitution is at stake. >> what will president trump do next? >>> plus, the trump white house takes heat over conflicts of interest. >> go buy ivanka's stuff. >>> and, contacts with russia. did the national security adviser break the law? >> i don't know about it. i haven't seen it. >> tough questions.

in one year a relatively unknown city in south korea will be at the center of the world stage. we're talking about pyeongchang, the host of the 2018 wasn'ter olympics. excitement is building around the world and the olympics will give more people a chance to learn about korean culture. but you don't have to travel all the way there to do that. the korean culture center has exhibits and classes that show case the heritage. >> so now that korea is on the radar for people i think will be for a lot of spectators and visitors a real up close and personal look at how the country is today. of korean popular culture over the last couple of decades. k pop, korean music, film, drama, all types of art both traditional and contemporary and the center was nice enough to share the olympic mascots with me. this is the white tiger. >> i'm telling you you can speak korean. >> and this is for the para olympics. aren't they so cute? all right. >>> so follow me. i'm going to go to pyeongchang to follow the olympics. >>> well, from couple's cruises to moonlight monument tours, there's so many ways

north korea's embassy here has demanded the body and objected to an autopsy. but malaysian officials say they're still doing tests. >> we are investigating a case of murder. >> reporter: today his body remains here. officials won't release it until they confirm dna from a relative and nobody has come forward to do it. nbc news, kuala lumpur, malaysia. >>> in this country today, a successful and historic launch of a spacex rocket on a supply mission to the international space station. it came one day after the launch was delayed because of a problem with an engine part. nbc's kerry sanders reports from florida. >> it-my muss 30. >> reporter: on the second day, a second try and success. >> three, two, one. and lift-off. >> reporter: the spacex lift-off this morning from pad 39-a, the same spot where apollo launched to the moon and where the last space shuttle blasted off six years ago. today's achievement -- >> congratulations. >> cheers. congrats. it was a great day. >> reporter: not just the lift-off. >> stage one, touchdown confirmed. >> reporter: spacex chai

malaysiaed -- accused of colluding with south korea. the ambassador said local police may have fabricated suspects. his death at the airport last week raised questions about the stability of his brother's regime. global news 24 hours a day powered by more than 2600 journalists and analysts in more than 120 countries. i am courtney collins. this is bloomberg. haidi: thanks. let's get a check on how the markets are shaping up. new zealand, we are off the session lows but down by about .1%. the key weak dollar holding kiwi dollar holding steady. australian features looking flat at the moment. deutsche bank coming out with a note saying there is more upside. beyond onaying 80 and account of the shrinking deficit. look at how the yen is shaping up. we did have a little respite when it comes to the yen. the dollar swinging between gains and losses. had for the biggest advance in two weeks. the sterling is trading higher against all the trading partners. thewas before the close wall street holiday. trading does get underway in asia. it has bee