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Give the flowers a little water, too. thats the case today, we end our streak of good weather, rain already has spread heavy over manhattan. now it covers much of long island an greater new york city. thats where all three major airplanes are located. you can expect some travel delays in this region. thunderstorms will move up in a peak of rush hour. thats by far where the worst travel will be found. later this afternoon, after some sunshine, we will spark off more additional showers in new engl...

Administration policy did. was sort of torpedo the policy and end all of thattest there, and what happened? >> you are definitely -- >> wait, wait. ill get there. under the 94 agreement of framework, there was a move forward. everyone said that. they could have had 100 bombs. they didnt. yes, they cheated a bit, but all the experts said it was manageable -- no, no, no. until president bush, he kicked out the iaea and they started nuclear testing. that is the timeline. >> is that george bush viol...

They use. hes a sleeper, hes coming in under radar. the other term is he is a torpedo. he is coming in and he has a target and he is going to find his target and explode on the guy. so i questioned him about that. >> while de la cruz still refused to give officials any information about the attack, later he was willing to tell us why he decided to drop out and seek protective custody. >> ive got a lot of homies from my hood. they are all like, 18, 19, 20 years old. all of them are in for burglar...

To tourists. >> the one time i was really blown away by a sighting of something, i was at the other end of the loch at fort augustus and something shot through the bay as if a torpedo went through the bay. as it hit each wave, it would splash up white water. and theres no simple explanation in loch ness for what that could have been. >> dinsdales film also inspires marine biologist adrian shine to identify once and for all what lies beneath the surface of lake ness. >> it is an amall gum of many...

Full-time living on the side of loch ness hunting for whatever the explanation to this mystery is. >> steve felthams father brought him to the loch in 1970 when he was just seven years old. hes been obsessed with the legend ever since. >> since ive been here i found out the loch ness monster is extremely elusive and were no nearer identifying what these are. its such a mystery. >> to support his monster-hunting lifestyle, steve makes and sells models of nessie to tourists. >> the one time i was ...

The fact that they sunk a ship in 2010, did some artillery fire earlier than that, killed south koreans with no response i think makes him feel embolden to continue ratcheting this up until some common sense or at least external pressure kicks in to have him ratcheting down. i think hes going to continue to do this. i even believe, wolf, he may even be looking for a minor skirmish as they have in the past in order to thump his chest, show he is this new military commander and defender of the peo...

Thats a sharp rise from just a few years ago. so, what changed? a tax from north korea that claimed lives. 46 sailors were killed when a torpedo sank a south korean warship in 2010. and a surprise artillery attack on the yongbyon island. they say kim jong-un seemingly uncontrollable ramp up as a failure of western diplomacy with no long-term solution. phillip says more nukes is a dangerous proposal for global security. >> it is not going to enhance south koreas security. it is going to make sout...

The nuclear club. one south korea heated for decades under the shield of americas nuclear umbrella. theres been no official policy shift from the government, but from the people? public sentiment is shifting here in south korea. two recent national polls show that two-thirds of south koreans believe they should have their own nuclear weapons. thats a sharp rise from just a few years ago. so what changed? ♪ >> reporter: attacks from north korea that claim lives. 46 sailors were killed when a to...

Allies, you remember they agreed to not respond to significant attacks coming from north korea. it was called strategic patience. back in 2010 when the north fired that torpedo into a south korean vessel killing almost 50 sailors, the south just bit its tongue. it didnt react. the u.s. and south korea, however, came, i think, to regret that tactic because it didnt pay off. north korea just became more emboldened. so now south korea in addition to the fact that it has a tough woman president, mrs...

Missile defense, but certainly now they are really working at it hard. because they realize some accidental trip wire could be touched here. in all likelihood, this is the same type of bluster weve seen repeatedly from north korea. ive followed these conversations for years, since 1994, and the type of rhetoric is not unlike what we see rather routinely. they do do very provocative acts, the sinking of the south korean warship with a north korean torpedo was very provocative. the shelling of the...