. >> i'm ivan watson. mike pence landed in seoul hours after another failed missile launch by north korea. aides to the vice president says he has been in contact with president trump. the launch was made from the port city of sinpo on the east coast. the type of missile has not been identified. but the u.s. military does not believe it was intercontinental. a u.s. official says the land-based weapon malfunctioned almost immediately and exploded. our will ripley is one of the few western journalists currently reporting from north korea. and alexander field is standing by, south of the demilitarized zone, in south korea. thank you for joining us at this hour. will, a go to you first in pyongya pyongyang. were you surprised by reports of this missile launch? and does anybody else in north korea know about it? >> the answer to your first question, was i surprised? yes and no. we've been talking about the possibility of a sixth nuclear test. and even at the parade yesterday, when i was chatting with don lemon,

we'll remind our viewers here, ivan, that they have moved u.s. warships into the region, the waters off the korean peninsula, as a deterrent against provocation from pyongyang. all indications we're getting from washington right now are that there really won't be a reaction. they have acknowledged that a failed test happened. really, there will be no response beyond that. the thinking there is that there's no need to give any more attention to kim jong-un, no more focus to pyongyang at this moment because of this failed attempt, which again flouts so many sanctions that have been handed down. this is the fifth attempt at a ballistic missile launch just since the start of the year, as well as last year's unprecedented number of missile launch, ivan. >> all right. thanks, alex. we're going to go now to the north of the demilitarized zone to will ripley standing by in pyongyang. will, do you have the opportunity to ask north korean officials about this reported missile launch and apparent failure? >> reporter: yeah, we had a meeting with north korea

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ready to go. >> reporter: this race is not just for himself but for ivan as well, who lost his eyesight after a mortar attack while serving in iraq. a duo, each step in unison, one step closer to victory. two survivors, stronger together than apart. >> it is not an easy race for a blind guy, but we did it. you know, together we did it. >> reporter: tammy lightner, nbc news, london. >> i am so inspired by them. that is "nbc nightly news" on a sunday night. lester holt will be in tomorrow. i'm kate snow reporting from new york. for all of us here at nbc news, have a great night. ♪ >>> right now at 6:00, a wedding turn news a violent sight in the south bay. >> the news at 6:00 starts right now. good evening and thank you for joining us, i'm terry mcsween , mcsweeney. >> and i'm peggy bunker. a wedding reception turned into a bloody brawl after a fight broke out last night at the party. >> and we have video just after the reception. marianne? >> reporter: this happened around 9:00 last night here at the hall behind me on 27th street in san jose. not far from downtown san jose. and this fi

we wanted to be here because it was the right thing to do," ivanic said. caitlin hammaren was sitting in french class at norris hall when she was killed. the 19- year-old sophomore from new york had dreams of becoming a lawyer.ivanic was in economics class in a nearby building during the shooting."i just remember waiting for her all day and she never came back," she said.hammaren was a resident assistant who studied international politics."i just want everyone to remember caitlin just how she was. she was always the nicest, kindest human," ivanic said.sunday will mark the 10 year anniversary of the shooting at virginia tech. the hokie community from all over returns to campus to participate in numerous events to honor the 32 victims.an estimated 16,000 people ran the 3.2 mile run in remembrance saturday morning. hundreds gathered on the drillfield for the community picnic to reflect and remember. "we wanted to be here because it was the right thing to do," ivanic said. "we want to just to keep caitlin's soul alive. it's an honor to be able to pay memory an

ivan, you're in seoul, south korea. the white house press secretary said china is now taking what he described as positive steps in helping deal with the north korean nuclear tensions. what steps is he talking about? where do things stand right now? >> reporter: well, one of the steps was that the china has reduced coal imports and turned away reportedly some coal carrying ships that were coming from north korea to china. and that would theoretically deprive north korea of one of its key sources of foreign exchange which is very much needs. however, we have to parse that a little bit because china published some trade figures in the last weeking that have indicated that the bilateral trade excluding coal between the two countries surged nearly 40% within the first three months of this year. so far okay, coal may be out of the picture, but north korea is still doing a lot of trade through china, and those trade figures do seem to be growing. but that said, yes, the chinese foreign ministry spokesman did say that china wa

ivan melania is just learning. they went to the joint press conference and now they just returned from the school visit. >> i know queen rania was over at the trump tower in early january meeting with ivanka trump. they were talking about women issues. michelle, i don't know if you were at the state department or where that event was with melania last week. how did that go? how comfortable is she with this kind of thing and what more can you talk about with this visit with the queen? >> the last appearance, i think that there wasn't a person in the room after ward -- because there was a laununcheon that ma thought she would attend and mingle with the award winners, these extraordinary winners from around the world but she didn't appear as that. and so the entire conversation in that room was about melania trump's appearance and, you know, how uncomfortable she seemed. it was very stiff. she was obviously reading, with some dif tficulty, which is not her fault, from the teleprompter. it was a hugely emotional ceremo

daniel: mamÁ, aaquÍ estÁn iván y cristina. marÍa antonieta: pero carmen era la misma llena de resentimientos y ahora eso irÍa mÁs lejos. >> te veo mÁs flaco. ¿no te han alimentado bien? rosa: mi amor, vamos a la cocina. marÍa antonieta: para que su hija no sintiera el rechazo, rosa llevÓ a su hija a la cocina, y les alcanzÓ, carmen. carmen: dÉjame hablar. y a solas. marÍa antonieta: pensando en una plÁtica de abuela, rosa dejÓ a cristina ahÍ. c -- carmen: tu madre se le metiÓ en el medio a mi hijo. >> abuela, soy tu nieta. marÍa antonieta: carmen tomÁs cuchillo y agarrÓ a cristina del cabello. cristina estaba cerrada. [gritos] rosa, temiendo lo peor, llegÓ en auxilio para enfrentar a su madre. rosa: daniel! daniel: madre! marÍa antonieta: si a daniel le quedaba dura alguna -- duda alguna de la maldad de su madre. daniel: creo que llamar a alguien hijo de satanÁs y empeorar el problema, asesinando, no es lo correcto. uno no puede hacerse el malo para quitar lo malo en otra persona. >> no subirse gustado tene

ivÁn: amigos como está al un fuerte abrazo a la distancia. hoy quiero hablar de javier "el chicharito" hernÁndez y su posible fichaje. el equipo estarÍa fichando a un gran delantero de envergadura internacional. para javier hernÁndez serÍa regresar mÁs cerca de casa, estar con su gente, serÍa ídolo en el equipo y, seguramente, la cara de la liga de los estados unidos, convirtiÉndose en el futbolista mejor pagado de la mls por un sueldo anual superior a los $10,000,000 . estarÍan ganando los dos y a esto hay que incluirle la calidad de vida que tendrÍa javier hernÁndez que, para muchos futbolistas, cuando llegan a los 30 aÑos es importante vivir en los estados unidos creo que es apetecible para cualquiera. me parece que tanto gana el club como el futbolista. lo convencerÁn a javier?este es otro tema. javier hernÁndez podrÍa continuar brillando en el fÚtbol europeo. tiene cola para rato llegarÍa la mls a los 30 aÑos. todavÍa estÁ al tope de su nivel. veremos lo que decide creo que es a las manos de chicharito. esto es todo p

ivan, thank you. >>> afghanistan is in mourning this sunday. sources say as many as 140 afghan soldiers were killed when taliban fighters dressed as soldiers opened fire on an afghan army base during prayers. one journalist described last hour the circumstances of the attack. twonchts afghan nation >> two afghan army vehicles came into the base. they blew their way through the second control post and unleashed a shooting spree, both inside a dining facility and outside the mosque. the way they entered the grounds, the base, is pretty remarkable. they were apparently dressed in army uniforms but also posed as injured soldiers. they had casts around their legs. still, it is quite remarkable they made it all the way to the base, where a lot of the soldiers they found were unarmed, which is the reason they could kill that many people. it might very well be the deadliest taliban attack on national security forces seninc the taliban were ousted in 2001. when this attack took place, the president condemned it and then called the taliban infidels, whic

>> not guilty. >> during our shoot at holman, inmate ivan johnston faced a disciplinary hearing for a rule 38 charge. >> i looked up to main count this j-3 was standing with his body halfway behind the door. he was fully exposed and he was masturbating. >> i was not exposed nor was i masturbating while watching officer bonds. i stepped outside with an associate whom i was horseplaying with. i never saw miss bonds because my attention was not focused on the officer. but i wasn't disrespecting miss bonds by exposing myself or masturbating while watching her. >> johnson, however, is no stranger to rule 38. >> he's got 39 disciplinaries total in his file. many of those disciplinaries are for rule 38, indecent exposure. he has a history of it. >> despite his denial, johnson is quickly found guilty of the charge. >> officer bonds has no apparent reason to lie on you about this. she got another officer to identify you. i will find you guilty of rule violation 38, i will give you 45 days disciplinary segregation. i'm through, you can go. >> solitary confinement in a 23-hour per day lockup sel

that's precisely what ivan hinnet and ivan casto did. last week they were tethered together by a shoestring, they crossed the finish line at the boston marathon. this weekend they completed the london marathon. they got the idea from none other than britain's prince harry. >> i think this crazy idea was made up by prince harry. >> body's recovered really good. >> castro met prince harry four years ago when harry traveled to the south pole with a group of injured vets. casto and hinnet are running for charities started by the british royals. >>> the playoffs are underway, and that means pressure for everyone playing. >> i like this story. there's place for good sportsmanship. this is robin lopez of the chicago bulls kneeling on the daughter help crowder tie his shoe -- on the court to help crowder tie his shoe. good sportsmanship. >>> check out this play by one determined baseball player. he knocked over his daughters and faceplants -- ooh, trying to catch a foul ball ball. you may notice he nearly knocked over has wife who was seat thurs

ivan, good to have you. u.s. allies from south korea to japan will be watching to see how this meeting goes with the president of china in there florida with the u.s. president donald trump. here is the question, though, will this new pressure play well with china. how will they be inclined to help, just given the past, sound bites we just heard a moment ago the president's toned towards china. >> hey, yeah, that's right. in this financial times interview, i do think that donald trump is far more measured and make -- takes care to respect in a way that he didn't when he was out on the campaign trail, as you heard there. but he did very clearly send this kind of warning message, which was deliberately ambiguous, that hey, the u.s. can go at it alone when it comes to north korea. among the issues and points of tension between the u.s. and china, the biggest foreign policy challenge, for the moment, does seem to be north korea with a great deal of speculation among north korea watchers about whether or not the regim

alisyn. >> ivan, thank you. president trump is now assessing his options after the ballistic missile launch and the horrific chemical attack in syria that we first told you about yesterday. cnn's joe johns is live at the white house. >> reporter: good morning, alisyn. spotlight on the crisis messaging coming out of washington this morning. a pair of curious responses from the trump administration to troubling developments on the world stage. a warning. a report contains graphic and disturbing images. north korea raising the stakes ahead of president trump's summit with the chinese president. secretary of state rex tillerson responding to the provocation with a foreboding 23-word statement. north korea launched another intermediate range missile. the united states spoken enough about north korea. we have no further comment. this after president trump threatened to go it alone if china doesn't help confront the north korean threat. on the campaign trail, trump insisted north korea was china's problem. >> what i wo

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cnn's ivan watson is live in seoul, south korea, with more. ivan, what do we know? >> reporter: okay, this is a professor by the name of tony kim, chris. he had been teaching for several weeks at the pyongyang university of science and technology. he was on the way out of the country leaving saturday morning from pyongyang international airport and that is when the north koreans grabbed him. we don't know why and we don't know the charges they may press against him. once the north koreans do this, judging by past behavior and trends, it is very, very serious. the other two americans that are currently in custody are university of virginia student named otto warmbier and another man named kim dung khu. they face either 10 or 15 years of hard labor. there have been other americans and foreigners who have been snatched in the last couple of years. almost always from pyongyang airport and at the very least, they usually face weeks if not months in north korean custody. when they have been released, they had to make a videotape con investigation or apology. we are follow

ivan, watson, jim acosta, thanks very: dana bash is the only u.s. television reporter traveling with the vice president mike pence in south korea right now. here's part of her exclusive conversation that he had with the american vice president while he was visiting the demilitarized zone between north and south korea. >> he said that the era of patience, strategic patience, is over. what does that mean in real terms? >> it was the policy of the united states of america during prior administrations to practice what they called strategic patience. that was to hope to marshal international support to bring annen to t an end to the nuclear ambitions of noorrth korea. the development of a nuclear program, even this weekend to see another attempt at a ballistic missile launch, all confirms the fact that strategic patience has failed. >> but what does it mean to end it in practical terms? it's either use military force or find a diplomatic solution that has eluded owl your predecessors. >> i think the president has made clear we're going to abandon the str

let me pick up from what april was saying, and ivan, bring it to you. if we now or the united states i should say has created this precedent, the president has created this precedent that he will get involved if it's at the level of chemical weapons, does the united states now go back to not being involved after 400,000 people, almost all of them have died from some other weapon, barrel bombs and the rest, do we stay out of that fight after we've now created this precedent that we will get involved militarily in syria? >> that's the problem when you intervene in countries, no matter how limited it is, you sort of buy into what happens next if you don't deter assad or any other leader from doing what you didn't want them to do. so what do we do next. i hope they have a plan down the road. it may not be. this happened pretty quickly. that's one of my problems with this is it doesn't fit into a strategic vision that has been enunciated after he's been president. you just read his version when he was a citizen and i happen to like that version. i think we s

that's exactly what carl an injured british soldier and ivan castro, a blind american vet have done. tethered together by a shoe string, crossing the finish line at the boston marathon. in six days and one long airplane flight later completing the london marathon today. who came up with this crazy idea? >> i think this crazy idea was made up by prince harry. >> reporter: that's right. prince harry and ivan castro have known each other since 2013 when the prince trekked to the south pole with a group of injured military vets. >> i not only consider him a friend, i consider him a brother. he rule -- truly cares about different issues around the world. >> reporter: including one started by the young royals. heads together, helped soldiers and others struggling with mental health. >> i was in basra iraq. >> reporter: he was 19 when a gas bomb was thrown at his tank. >> i started using running as a therapy because coming from such a responsible job role to being in a bed and no independence you needed something to fill the void. and running did that for me. >> reporter: he's run marathons

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senior international correspondent ivan watson joining us live from seoul south korea. jim, what should we expect to hear from the white house press secretary as far as strategy on north korea, the latest u.s. steps? we heard a strong statement there from the president. >> we absolutely heard a very strong statement from the president there, wolf. that was a gathering of ambassadors to the united nations and some pretty undiplomatic talk almost lecturing those ambassadors saying that the u.n. has not lived up to its potential, he's not going to be worried about how much money the united states gives the united nations if they can have successes and they also lectured about how they did not do much when it came to syria and its use of chemical weapons. and i think on top of that, just those comments on north korea where you heard the president say this is a problem that's going to be solved, it is essentially saying that during his administration he's going to solve this problem with north korea. but you talk as you know to foreign policy experts, you talk to former secr

ivan washing -- i have been watching your show. i love the guest you have in your program. it is great. what i want to say is ivan teaching construction for over 30 years to young people in my community, which is in chicago. you can get no support. i'm trying to figure it out how an organization like yourself supports people like myself and trying to do good in the community. where do we go to try to advance this? all these branches of your organization, but they are not coming into communities like ours where we know about it. this is the first some effort of your organization and you have been around this long. the problems we've had in this country are because we have so many people from somebody different cultures. we seem like we don't want to include into the fabric of america. they are part of america now. we have to include them. we have to take care of their thoughts and their passions to make this work. you cannot exclude people from a situation. it is impossible to do that and not have a problem. we do not need to go to war ever. we should learn from that. every

>> ivan watson. apples and oranges, different situation there. thanks so much, ivan. want to bring in cnn global affairs analyst tony blinken. he served as deputy national security adviser under president obama. and tony, you were supportive of this type of limited military action, air strike, as far back as 2013. you are supportive, i take it, of this action by president trump overnight, yes? >> yes, i think the president, john, did the right thing. not only was this chemical attack just heinous in terms of what it did to the victims, but it also violated an international norm that's been in place since the end of world war i, which bans the use of chemical weapons or biological weapons in armed conflict. so, the president did the right thing in standing up and enforcing that norm, demonstrating there would be consequences for violating it. >> was 2013, you know, the final days of august in 2013, after that chemical weapons attack in gunpoint , was that the time for this strike? >> i think in 2013 we accomplished by not firing a shot far more than we could have accom

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ivan: we have a strong by on gm. we also have the strongest product line and they are doing well on all levels. they have one of the best lines of large suvs and trucks. they have a great lineup of luxury cars with cadillac and buick, and they are doing well in small cars from chevrolet. they just introduced the new chevy bolt, which is a zero emission electric vehicle that i think will do well. david: do they make money on the vault? ?- volt> ivan: no, they are making money. gm has the highest margin. david: where are you on fiat chrysler? ivan: i do not follow them that closely. we do not currently rate them, however the dodge ram pickup line does well. a couple of their minds like the challenger and charger are desirable cars, but overall they are ranked, as far as sales and product lineup, way behind ford and gm. david: thank you very much. it is good of you to join us. gm'sgoing to speaking with executive vice president of global product development, mark royce. they will be unveiling a new buick. jonathan: the

ivÁn: dÍa melancÓlico en la casa de los marlins. la ausencia de josÉ fernÁndez sigue doliendo en el bÉisbol de grandes ligas. lindsay: y en europa, que suenen las arandelas de vechia seÑora, en la champions

del otro lado estaba ivÁn aguilera. Él ha pedido que la peticiÓn de uno de sus hermanos para que la herencia se reparta en partes iguales, sea desestimada por supuesta falta de jurisdicciÓn. asegura que su padre dejÓ un testamento en mÉxico y debe ser honrado. >> este caso es bastante bÁsico. el juez va a desestimar el caso. borja: pero el juez dijo que no tomara esa determinaciÓn, aÚn. y a joao aguilera, quien sometiÓ la petición ante la corte de florida, le dijo que no de tener lo mejor de dos mundos porque tambiÉn sometiÓ una demanda ante un tribunal en mÉxico. >> el prÓximo paso serÍa un juicio sobre la jurisdicciÓn y la impugnaciÓn del testamento. borja: el caso continÚa y aún no se fijÓ una fecha para la nueva audiencia. ilia: le negaron los servicios en el banco a una anciana porque sobrepasa el lÍmite de edad de 110 aÑos. ilia: terminamos en mÉxico donde se ha dado uno de esos casos. un banco le negÓ una tarjeta de dÉbito a marÍa fÉlix nava, una anciana de 110 aÑos alegando que el lÍ

ivÁn tÚ eres de puerto rico! ivÁn: representando! lourdes: explÍcame esta combinaciÓn con team, es como un latino ya! ivÁn:creo que tiene sangre boricua, dominicana o latina. el primer vÍdeo que hicimos, me dijo vamos hacer el video y en menos de 5 minutos se aprendiÓ la canciÓn, en 5 minutos lo hicimos. william:[habla en inglÉs] vamos a escuchar la primera canciÓn que grabaron, que fue "el perdÓn". lourdes:dice que espera que enrique no vea esto. pienso yo que exagÉraste el lunar de enrique. si ves a enrique cara a cara, quÉ le dirÍas? [risas] >>lo siento! [habla en inglÉs] lourdes:[habla en inglÉs] ellos van hacer una pelÍcula de todos los vÍdeos. william:quiÉn fue la persona que te enseÑÓ la primera canciÓn que subiste en instagram? >>[habla en inglÉs] william:"andas en mi cabeza" chino y nacho. [habla en inglÉs] lourdes:dice que fue darÍo medina, uno de sus compaÑeros que le empezÓ ayudar. no tenÍa un compaÑero para que le hiciera la segunda y ahÍ entrÓ ivÁn. william:canta en espaÑol "andas en mi ca

. >>> los llamados ivan dirigido a al oso tito y veni amanezcasaza ellos los trabajdores dicen que tiene miefgo do de un enfrentamo . >>> aqui dice quien e no conoc l los personajes la policia busca a quienes lanzaron los volantes . >>> el direcrttor de la polic i dicen que es una guerra politica . >>> el helicoptero cruzo arriba de este lughgsar . ->>> lela semana pasada fue sa i asesinado un iorgnizaorganizado feria las amenacazzas cayeron s sueaun asi sewguira la fiesta . >>> el clima de conf4rontacront en venezuela no perdsona nada i miren las imagenes . >>> el arzobispo de caracas s salio a empujones de la vasilica de caracas mucel cardenal denun que el dialogo dfracaso porque l gobierno no cumplio y en san i crist cristobal aparecen imagenes c t contra la iglesia . >>> parece que termino la luna de miel de rusia y estados unidos y el encuentro que man mantienen en moscu el pdresidene putin con el secretario de est d estado lo pouso duso de manif s esto no alivio las relaciones y dice ddonald trump que la rel o relacione sesta en el punto mas bajo la discorduia sigue siendo siria ,

ivan watson, cnn, hong kong. >> tough to see. >> it is, indeed. >>> well, derek is here with some good news. large asteroid is hurdling towards earth, but, aapparently, no need to duck and cover. >> that's right. let's get this straight with everybody watching there is no chance that this asteroid will hit us here on planet earth. collective sigh of relief, no chance. check this out. we are expecting a very close approach. this wednesday about 1 million miles away from us, this asteroid will fly by us. that's 2014 jo25. about a little bit larger than the freedom tower in new york city. very large. but it's about five times the distance of earth to the moon. that's how close it will get to us. that seems far to you and i but astronomers call this the equivalent of the glalactic equivalent of getting grazed. did you pay attention to your science classes? do you know the difference between an asteroid and meteor? check out this video captured in san diego earlier this week. you're looking at a meteor. the difference here is that a meteor actually reaches the earth's atmosphere and burns u

>>> Él no tiene que perdonarle nada a ivÁn, ivan tiene que perdon perdonarse asÍ mismo por lo que hizo, ivÁn tiene que buscar el perdÓn a Él mismo porque no tener un padre de Él, un padre ajeno, y cuando sabe Él perfectamente que mi hijo, en este caso, joao gabriel alberto aguilera se comunicÓ con Él, entonces mi hijo no tiene que, que perdonar nada. es la vida quien se encarga de poner las cosas en su lugar. >>> y ahora esperamos la reacciÓn de joao y los hermanos cuando se conozca el testamento de juan gabriel. con eso regresamos hasta los estudios de "un nuevo dÍa" desde los Ángeles, soy mario perea. >>> gracias mi querido mario y bueno precisamente maÑana se van a reunir todos los hermanos y van a leer ese testamento y lo van a poder revisar ante un juez, ay! caray vamos a estar bien atentos, dÁndole seguimiento "un nuevo dÍa" y toda la cadena telemundo. pero seÑores cambiando de tema, tenemos que hacer una pequeÑa pausa, todas las sorpresas que tenemos para ustedes hoy. puro ritmo llega la mezcla de sonidos para ponernos a bailar a todos. ♪ (mÚsica) ♪ >>> y nos

our senior international correspondent ivan watson is in seoul and michelle is at the state department. any sense of why essentially the trump team is giving the silent treatment to north korea at this point? >> that is the question today. it is obviously open to interpretation. we have heard nothing from the state department in terms of clarification. i think as soon as that statement went out, we knew to expect it. we knew it was coming. but i don't think anybody expected 23 words and phrased the way it was. i think, you know, the interpretation could be, well, are they saying that the time for words is over and now is the time for action? are they saying, you know, we're going to have to wait on this and just be quiet for a while? so of course you turn to the state department and ask what did you mean by this exactly? and what we're hearing from officials is they are letting that statement stand. they're offering no clarification on it. now, today we may hear much more and we're going to hear from the president in this press conference, of course, with the jor dane yan king this aft

ivan, thank you very much. president trump now weighing his next move after north korea's ballistic launch, as well as that horrific attack in syria. live at the white house with all the international crisises facing the white house. >> reporter: ivanka trump, by the way, tweeting a little while ago heart broken and out ranged by the images coming out of syria, following the outrageous chemical attack of yesterday. over the last 24 hours, there have been some curious responses from the white house. and i want to tell you also that coming up in this report, there is some very disturbing images, which you haven't already seen them. >> north korea raising the stakes ahead of president trump's summit with the chinese president. rex tillerson responding to the provocation with a foreboding 23 word statement. north korea launched another ballistic missile. the united states has spoken enough about north korea. we have no further comment. this after president trump threatened to go it alone if china doesn't help confr

. >> ivan watson thank you so much. the united nations security council will be meeting at 11:30 a.m. eastern time, about two hours from now, to discuss the events in syria and presumably the u.s. air strikes. most nations around the world have come out and praised president trump for the actions over syria. china notably not. russia notably not. >> russia and the u.s. directly at that table with some harsh words traded, i would expect. >> back with us now, john kirby, rick francona and aaron david miller. let me start with you here. one question a lot of people are asking is why did assad risk this? why this week? when assad seems to have been getting what he wants in syria, why would he carry out a chemical attack on his own people? was it something domestically? was it the thought expressed by rex tillerson and nikki haley that maybe the policy lad chaha changed. >> there are a couple of explanations. first of all, you have to assume that this was basically sanctioned by the regime and not under a sort of again opera

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let's bring in senior international correspondent ivan watson who joins us from seoul. what are you learning about this latest provocation from north korea? >> reporter: the missile was launched, poppy, shortly after dawn here on the korean peninsula from the eastern coast of north korea. it was identified as a medium-range ballistic missile launched from land with a very unusual trajectory going very, very high to an altitude of some 117 miles, but traveling 37 miles before crashing into the sea. now the timing of this is very interesting because the first time this kind of missile has ever been launched, as far as we understand was in mid-february when president trump was in mar-a-lago at his resort meeting with the japanese prime minister. that's when the first time this kn-15 missile was launched and now this launch taking place a day before trump is to sit down for the very first time to meet the chinese leader xi jinping also in mar-a-lago. what do we know about the missile? it's another sign that north korea's missile technology is improving. it uses solid fuel u

ivÁn rakitic que fueron hospitales artÍfices. >> hablando justamente del suizo roger federer se coronÓ como campeÓn al derrotar por tercera vez a rafael nadal confirmando su mejor forma es un chamaco es la verdad para el tenis es veterano comenzÓ en el 2017 una manera espectacular al ganar primero el open australiano y hoy dÍa ganÓ su tÍtulo. esta noche resumimos esto y mucho mÁs con una entrevista exclusiva desde eindhoven, holanda con guardado en "titulares y mÁs" los esperamos a las 10/11. >> ti te veremos. >> ( ♪ mÚsica ♪ ) es el primer inmigrante mexicano electo como concejal en la ciudad de los Ángeles, nunca ha olvidado de dÓnde viene y lo que le enseÑaron sus padres, josÉ wizards es parte de nuestra gente extraordinaria. >> me apasiona cuando alguien dice que algo no se puede hacer y sÍ lo hacemos me apasiona mi trabajo cuando vamos a obtener un objetivo y con cuando lo logramos aprendÍ de mi padres a trabajar duro, ellos tenÍan unos trabajos mÁs difÍciles de hacer trabajan ann en las factorÍa aquÍ en los Ángeles, me siento muy orgulloso de ser el primer

. >> wayne simmonds won team mvp for the first time, and then ivan provorov, and pierre edouard belmar. >>> sizing it up, and use your head, young man. union with a 1-0 leadoff the header goal. and then timbers, off the center of the box. and then timbers win 3-1, and union winless. that is your look at sports, i am danny pommells, scn. >>> yesterday was one of the perfect saturdays, just a little chilly and today is going to be taking it up a notch better. >> so excited. i already have plans to be outside even though my allergies are killing me, i will admit it. if you are going to the phillies game today, perfect day to go and watch baseball, and 69 is the forecast high for today. plenty of sunshine. tomorrow will be breezy again, but up to 80 degrees. 82 on tuesday, and then morning showers on wednesday with a little drop off. i am excited for the 80s. your opinion? >> absolutely. especially after you were saying earlier, what we experienced back on friday which was a high 49 or something, right? >> exactly. >> below average to above average, i will take the warm weather. >> i am su

ivan watson is in seoul for us. before we get to the escalating tension, what more do we know, if anything, about why this additional american was not allowed to board his flight out of pi i don't thiyongyang? >> reporter: we don't have any charges yet that have been leveled against him. most of the information coming from the swedish embassy in pyongyang because it represents u.s. interests in north korea since there are not direct relations between pyongyang and washington. we do know that he was trying to fly out of the country, after teaching for weeks at this pyongyang university, and if the past track record for americans who have been detained by the north koreans is any indicator, he's in a very serious situation, probably about a half dozen americans over the last five years grabbed by the north koreans usually at the airport when they're on their way out and most of them it has taken weeks, if not months before they are released. two other americans are currently in custody right now. one was a 21-year-old

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cnn senior international correspondent ivan watson is joining us now. what do we know about this u.s. citizen and the -- why he was arrested? >> reporter: good morning. i have to preface saying we haven't independently concerned with at cnn. it's being reported by a new agency out of south korea. according to that news agency the detention took place on friday night at pyongyang international report and the man with the sir nim kim which is common here in korea was detained. we don't know the reason why. according to this report, he is an academic. a former professor at a university in china that is a university of science and technology. have not been able to confirm neither with the u.s. state department or with south korean intelligence. there are two others that are currently being held that we know of. one of them is otto warmbeard, a student from the university of virginia he was detained in 2016 at the airport and held since then and sentenced to 15 years of hard labor after he confessed to trying to take down a political sign out of his hotel. a

freshman sensation has decided to transfer this follows the zport you are of coach to missouri and ivan rab to the nba. more average 12 points per game key part of the foundation more new head coach jones in berkeley but moore's father is ill back in chicago. charlie wants to move closer to home. no word yet on what school's going to .warriors hoeft the blazers in game one of nba playoff series on sunday here on abc 7. have to contain oakland damian. and adding spice to the series now took a jab at steph curry's new shoes. >> what's going on here. >> i have no idea. i have no idea. i don't know how to break down the design of his shoe and all that stuff. but i mean i'm certainly wouldn't push it through if if that's what he's happy it is whats it. >> blazers in six or seven. >> blazers in six. >> wishful thinking. abc 7 sports brought do you by river rock casino we'll have the game on abc seven wsh easter sunday post-game show rumor has it our own foil will dress up

entre los casos documentados estan los dictamenes que facilitaron la libertad de ivan archivaldo, hijo del chapo guzman , otro que absolvio a sandra avila beltran " la reina del pacifico" del delito de lavado de dinero.. aquel que libro al expresidente luis echeverria alvarez de pisar la carcel al ser acusado de genocidioy otra que evito que ricardo miguel cavallo enfrentara a la justicia argentina, que pedia su extradicion por homicidio, tortura, terrorismo y genocidio. stand=jazive perez/ ciudad de mexico inq=.al mismo tiempo que el poder judicial realizaba su investigación la pgr también trabajaba en la búsqueda de elementos que permitieran iniciar u proceso penal en contra de el sospechoso. en dos ocasiones luna altamirano fue separado de su cargo. aunque el tal y como lo hizo en una entrevista radiofonica siempre se dijo inocente . super= voz jesus guadalupe luna altamirano / ex magistrado cesado inq=.nunca jamás he tenido ningún nexo con el crimen organizado. pero las autoridades detectaron cuentas con mas de un millon de dolares en estados unidos y mexico que no correspondi

para nada, porque lo de ivÁn es otra cosa. >> me sorprende descubrir que un heredero de juan gabriel es joaquÍn, muÑoz la primera vez en el 2014 que empezÓ hacer el testamento estaba en cancÚn y me dijo a mi, dice joaquÍn yo aqui no te voy a dejar desamparado, es mi mejor amigo. >> ay! ay! que ver. en la pelea por el testamento diferente. >> ay! dale la burra al trigo. >> esta nota que te voy a comentar es tristeza porque nuestro querido edgar vivar, mejor conocido como el seÑor barriga dijo que padece de alzheimer, dijo que en la actualidad se encuentra bajo observaciÓn y con tratamiento mÉdico y tambien dijo que tiene listas sus memorias para publicarlos en un libro pero sucederÁ cuao Él ya haya muerto. >> aparte es un gran amigo de la familia, lo conozco de muy, muy niÑo, la verdad que sÍ, lo senti como un dolorcito es algo que lo quiero muchÍsimo. >> es muy triste cÓmo la terrible enfermedad estÁ afectando a mÁs gente que conocemos, familiares, a imigos cuando es un personaje tan querido como el seÑor barriga nos duele. >> tambiÉn es muy cercano a mi y mi famili

freshman sensation has decided to transfer this follows the zport you are of coach to missouri and ivan rab to the nba. more average 12 points per game key part of the foundation more new head coach jones in berkeley but moore's father is ill back in chicago. charlie wants to move closer to home. no word yet on what school's going to .warriors hoeft the blazers in game one of nba playoff series on sunday here on abc 7. have to contain oakland damian. and adding spice to the series now took a jab at steph curry's new shoes. >> what's going on here. >> i have no idea. i have no idea. i don't know how to break down the design of his shoe and all that stuff. but i mean i'm certainly wouldn't push it through if if that's what he's happy it is whats it. >> blazers in six or seven. >> blazers in six. >> wishful thinking. abc 7 sports brought do you by river rock casino we'll have the game on abc seven wsh easter sunday post-game show rumor has it our own foil will dress up as a giant easter bunny.

>> ivan watson, thanks so much. turn now to the brand new lead, the faith lead. today is not just friday but good friday, one of the hole yet days for christians worldwide mark the day that jesus was crucified with his resurrection celebrate, of course, on either sunday. moments ago pope francis wrapped up a ceremony outside the coliseum where he drew crowds of the faithful. cnn correspondent delia gallagher joins me now live from rome. every year the pope has a special message for the world. what did he have to say? >> well, jake, you know, the pope made some moving comments at the end of this communication in a prayer saying the world looks at jesus with their eyes lowered out of shame, out of shame, he said, shame for our silence in the face of injustice, from the face of bloodshed by innocent women and, for the innocent and those persecuted for his faith. he's obviously making reference to the recent attacks in syria and egypt and to the many other events around the world and he said shame as well for priests and bishops of the catholic church who have caused

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