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Nuclear war could break out at any moment is what the north koreans are saying. what prompted the disturbing words and the president firing back at senator john mccain. after the senator calls his world view half baked and unpatriotic. the war of words escalated. what will the president say next? you are looking at live pictures from the white house. the rose garden and another news conference moments away. we will have live coverage and hear what the president has to say today. u get a strong repair that you can trust. plus, with most insurance a safelite repair is no cost to you. >> customer...

And now we know that his own staff urged him, urged him to call out budgetary and white supremacy, and he wouldn't do it when he was at the mike, that tells you that there's a vacuum there. >> reporter: what do you want to see the president say next? >> i don't have a request of the president, in virginia, we're not expecting him to lead on this issue because i think he's shown who he is. >> reporter: i also asked senator kaine about how he thinks this investigation is going, because here on the ground, only five arrests have been made after saturday's violence. senator kaine said that arrests...

Participation has hurt the process? >> reporter: that is a great point to raise, because the last time this president was really publicly actively engaged in the peace process was last september here at the white house. he brought the zerisraelis and palestinians together. but right in the center of that photo was then-president mubarak. he's now obviously long gone as president of egypt. we've heard for years and years that he was one of the pillars in terms of bringing stability to the region, bringing the parties together. he's not in the picture anymore. so that raises more questions about...

mississippi river. >> our hearts go out to everybody downstream. this is monumental water. never been seen before. >> that man flilives in morganz louisiana, home of the morganza spillway. it now seems likely that sometime over the weekend the army corp of engineers will open that structure for the first time since 1973 lessening the force and volume of the mighty mississippi, thus lessening the flood risks to the downstream cities of baton rouge and new orleans. but the water's got to go somewhere, and that somewhere is farmland and swamps. bayous and hamlets to the west and south. ...