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December 4, 2022
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September 3, 2017
Water for week and take years to completely rebuild. a lot of work ahead. >> president trump accused president obama of wire-tapping trump tower. there was no proof offered that. now the department of justice says because there isnt any. plus, we give you an exclusive look at americas last line of defense against a possible incoming nuclear missile attack. โช sailin away on the crest of a wave, its like magic โช โช rollin and ridin and slippin and slidin โช โช its magic introducing the al...
September 3, 2017
Missile. >> it caused tremors that are ten times stronger than the last nuclear test. >> south korea held an in this national security council meeting presided over by president moon jae-in after this test. listen to this here. >> translator: during the meeting, we decided to discuss. >> will pirley tweeted this. >> cnn asia pacific editor andrew stevens is joining us live from tokyo. andrew, we are with understanding right now that chinas foreign minister has come out and condemned this, but
September 3, 2017
Progressed. >> just heard the news that the tests to be installed on a missile has been successfully conducted. i am cheering with respect and honor, proud to be a part of this nation. while thats a fascinating edition, i dont know that one we would expect to see on official state television other than praises of kim jong-un and glee from the people there in north korea. a military base is preparing for a worst-case scenario. >> we are shown what stands between the united states and a north ...
September 3, 2017
Heart of alaskas frontier at ft. greeley. the heavily armed battalion is in a landscape frigid even in summer, the tip barely revealing what lees underneath. were allowed underground. >> this is what would be launched to intercept any threat coming in to defend the homeland. >> the key piece of equipment is right here? >> reporter: the kill vehicle is right there. >> reporter: the kill vehicle to take down any potential missile comes to the u.s., including from north korea which the u.s. could f...
September 3, 2017
Activating a secured room at ft. greely. so we can show you generally how the interceptors work. >> as the alarms go off, what you would see is the while shells behind us would separate quickly and immediately you would see a flash of game as the gbi leaves the tube at an incredible speed. >> reporter: if it works, the interceptor kills the incoming nuclear weapon. >> we train to shoot a bullet at the bullet and destroy it so that it doesnt destroy us. >> reporter: have the drills this year take...
September 3, 2017
This miniaturized nuclear warhead. this is one of the key aspects that they were trying to accomplish was to get a nuclear warhead small enough and light enough but powerful enough to put on an intercontinental ballistic missile to strike the u.s. something kim jong-un said he is doing this year and he is now saying he accomplished it. major milestone in terms of north korea. major provocation for the region that nuclear test that followed one after another today was massive. as somebody iting s...
September 3, 2017
The system would work. >> i have 100% confidence the system would work. >> reporter: despite a 60% success rate. it has only struck its -- >> just because weve had some failures doesnt mean were not learning. >> alaska senator dan sullivan believes the interceptors are still americas best shot as a last defense, as north korea rapidly moves closer to being ability to strike the u.s. mainland, introducing a bill boosting the missiles to a total of 72, so far a cost of $40 billion to taxpayers. >>...