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On their side, of course. At one level, you might worry that the words will run out, and missiles will take their place. But you might ask why its just words, and not weapons yet . Could it be that both sides know their own limitations in any form of Military Conflict . Our diplomatic editor mark urban has been working through the logic. American carriers exercising off korea. But these pictures were taken in may, and none of them are there now. The president seems out of sync with his military and his top diplomats. Today, he emphasised the defensive nature of us precautions. I think what the...

The cafeteria, a lot to get their attention. but one student has. ♪ these are not your ordinary lunchroom sounds. theodore judah elementary in folsom, california. ♪ at the piano, 10-year-old fifth grader nathan zhang. playing bach's english suite two bouree. instead of going outside for recess, he stays inside the cafeteria, playing for the first graders as they eat. watch those young faces looking up from their food. ♪ and tonight, nathan with this message -- >> hi, david. >> reporter: -- revealing why he does it. >> i've always enjoyed performing in front of people, and i thought, you ...

And, but in terms of playing roberta, teaching in harlem yesterday until the bell rang, she is an amazing woman and she started a program that really has grown exponentially, and i'm so glad that you raise your voice about music education. >> it's so important. >> because they're cutting everything now. >> it's wrong and the biggest sin we've done to our kids and taken music and art from them. it's the heart of education for so many children. we're not here to talk about you you actually learned to play the violin to learn to be roberta, did you not. >> i learned to play bach's double concerto...

Children. i know that's not why we're here to talk, but you've learned to play the violin to be roberta? >> i did, i learned bach's concerto and nobody wants to hear it at my house. >> we have a violin and we're going to -- no, i'm not going to do that to you. that would be mean if i brought one. >> that's okay. i really can't play it very well at all, anymore, because, you you do have to practice, you have to do it every day and my life doesn't afford at that kind of time, but i did love it. >> you love music. >> i do love music. >> mike: mamma mia, biggest grossing film of your career, many ...