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Even a broch obama flew stealth bombers here to south korea but they always stayed below the intercranial border but this is something different yesterday we had reports of a minor quake near north koreas nuclear test site. being confirmed as a nuclear explosion or a natural event. it would appear according to south koreas meteorological so that these were aftershocks tremors caused by the september third nuclear explosion that did trigger an earthquake now according to the meterological associa...

Them. >> north korea fired a missile last week that flew 480 miles above japan but the missile interceptor did not reach that high. if the north korean missile were heading directly toward japan, that system may have worked in the terminal phase. but the u.s. could not have shot the missile down midflight. last weeks missile flew over japan in 8 minutes. the air force general who oversees americas nukes says its really a policy decision. >> there are technologies out there we could deploy. there...

All three are recovering from severe burns tonight, but they are expected to be okay. thats the good news. the major drugoff california. bust the coast guard chasing down that gray object in the pacific. the submarine-like vessel trying to avoid detection. authorities arresting several suspects. more than three tons of cocaine found onboard worth millions. and legendary boxer jake lamotta has died. the former middleweight champ remembered as one of the toughest. he was the subject of the fil...

Detection of a launch, in terms of seconds. keeping in mind the entire flight time from north korea to the united states is well under an hour. >> the thaad missile defense system may give seoul a false sense of comfort. it cant protect all 25 million people. its 48 interceptors are designed by time for a military response to an attack but could be easily overwhelmed by hundreds of north korean missiles. after president trumps speech yesterday, the pentagon expect more tests for more three or ri...

Them. >> north korea fired a missile last week that flew 480 miles above japan but the missile interceptor did not reach that high. if the north korean missile were heading directly toward japan, that system may have worked in the terminal phase. but the u.s. could not have shot the missile down midflight. last weeks missile flew over japan in 8 minutes. the air force general who oversees americas nukes says its really a policy decision. >> there are technologies out there we could deploy. there...

Detection of a launch, in terms of seconds. keeping in mind the entire flight time from north korea to the united states is well under an hour. >> the thaad missile defense system may give seoul a false sense of comfort. it cant protect all 25 million people. its 48 interceptors are designed by time for a military response to an attack but could be easily overwhelmed by hundreds of north korean missiles. after president trumps speech yesterday, the pentagon expect more tests for more three or ri...

Hurricanes. a lot of the studies use global climate models capable of resolving hurricanes within those simulations. and what they suggest is that over the course of this century we would expect more likely than not fewer storms but more intense and wetter storms. now, detecting that trend and the observations is a bit challenging because the historical track record has a number of issues that make detecting trends difficult. and theres substantial variability on time scales for hurricane activi...

Move last night to try to avoid detection. south korean officials said sunday they saw signs pyongyang was planning another missile launch. this all comes after north koreas latest nuclear test. scientists say it was the most powerful one so far. greg palkot live in seoul, south korea. what do we know about the possibility of a missile launch? >> jon, the folks here in seoul are watching it closely, that there could be another launch of an intercontinental ballistic missile coming from northee. ...

When it could be a potential problem? >> of the materials are required to be kept cold, as far as i know, i dont know that there is any chemical way of keeping that from happening. >> i spoke with two experts yesterday, they both said that it is standing operating procedure at facilities like this to have a compound to neutralize them. why did arkema not have that? >> i cannot answer that, i do not know the chemistry that you are describing. >> when they started to happen -- >> we started taking...

>> greg: what do you think, kim? >> kimberly: i think it is a multifaceted approach that has to be successful against power and you see that they are trying to innovate. and upgrade. upgrade new application available. thats what they are trying to do. and they want to outsmart us. they are really tireless in terms of the efforts that they are making to be able to achieve success. it is the only thing occupying their thoughts and their attention. so when you hear stories like this, you know it ma...