mainland. david begnaud speaks to some living in orlando. and the ceo of clothing retailer ever lane tells us why they're opening their first brick and mortar store after years of being an online company. that's the cbs morning news. i'm anne-marie greene. have a great day. >> live from the cbs broadcast center in philly. this is cbs-3 "eyewitness news " this morning. >>> breaking news from california. one person is dead as a brush fire spreads and this morning evacuations are underway. >>> and an investigation is underway at a delaware motel. the disturbing discovery made in a room. >>> and as we are headed for the 60s this december day, here is a live look from the parkway central library camera we'll tell you how soon until we return to seasonable december weather. do we have to, though? today is tuesday, december 5th , rape hell solomon. >> we will take those 60s, i'm joe holden in for jim donovan. now a check on the forecast with the 60s with katie and traffic with meisha. >> reality will eventually set in. >> yes, i know it, will decem

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north korea says the u.s. is begging for nuclear war the statement comes just days after pyongyang launched a new missile which it says is capable of reaching anywhere on the u.s. mainland that caused quite a reaction from washington and also a counterproposal from russia. little rocket man rocket fuel for the american because. he is a sick puppy the dictator of north korea made a choice yesterday that brings the world closer to war not farther from it and if war comes make no mistake the north korean regime will be utterly destroyed because of those who the americans should start with explaining their intentions to us all if they are really looking for an excuse to destroy north korea as the u.s. envoy to the un said it's a security council meeting let them spell it out clearly and let the u.s. leadership confirm it then we will decide how to react right after the launch south korea stage his own missile exercise. that took place close the door r.t. if you can begin now explains north korea's nuclear threat h

mainland. the stories that shape the suicide. as a former bosnian croat general swallows a vial of poison after his twenty year sentence for war crimes as. the french president calls for military action against human traffickers in libya but critics of the proposal say he has no right to leave the country which has not yet recovered from the destruction inflicted by the nato led intervention of twenty eleven. by the actual seven day summary of the week's biggest stories as reported right here on r.t. on welcome to the weekly first off they're going to bring you up to date on some breaking news that we brought you about half an hour ago from new york police there are searching for a driver who rammed his car into pedestrians killing one person and critically injuring three others the incident happened just over three hours ago now at about four forty five am local time it happened in the borough of queens reportedly after a dispute one witness there says there was a knife fight outside a bar during which a white sedan was then dri

more demands from the u.s. aimed at china from the united states off to north korea's latest missile with the government in pyongyang claiming the u.s. mainland is now the bridge will take action and help diffuse the crisis this is inside story. hello and welcome to the program today with me this one was bigger and more powerful and it sets off the alarm bells in capitals around the world especially in washington after successfully testing a new type of intercontinental ballistic missile in north korea says it could hit the u.s. mainland pyongyang's bold declaration and the boldness of its leader kim jong un has done little to ease fears of a nuclear showdown which would inevitably pull in south korea as ever right in the middle so now the white house is today urging all nations to cut ties with north korea we'll get to our panel in just a moment but first kathy novak reports from seoul. following the latest in a series of ballistic missile launches north korea says its rocket weaponry system development is com

mainland. among the stories of the week here in r.t. suicide at the hague is a former bosnian croat general follows a vial of poison after his twenty year sentence for war crimes is upheld the french president called for military action against human traffickers in libya that critics say he has no right to intervene as the country's not yet recovered from construction inflicted by the nato led intervention of twenty eleven. welcome to our status on the evening where you watch in the weekly our look back at the last seven days as well as the latest developments north korea says the u.s. is begging for nuclear war the statement comes just days after pyongyang launched a new missile which it says is capable of reaching anywhere on the u.s. mainland that caused quite a reaction too from washington and a counter proposal from russia. little rocket man rocket fuel for the american economy it with the if he is a sick puppy the dictator of north korea made a choice yesterday that brings the world closer to war not farther from it and if four co

more demands from the u.s. aimed at china from the united states off to north korea's latest missile with the government in pyongyang claiming the u.s. mainland is now the bridge will take action and help diffuse the crisis this is inside story. hello and welcome to the program today with me this one was bigger and more powerful and it sets off the alarm bells in capitals around the world especially in washington off to successfully testing a new type of intercontinental ballistic missile north korea says it could hit the u.s. mainland pyongyang's bold declaration and the boldness of its leader kim jong un has done little to ease fears of a nuclear showdown which would inevitably pull in south korea as ever right in the middle so now the white house is today urging all nations to cut ties with north korea we'll get to our panel in just a moment but first kathy novak reports from seoul. following the latest in a series of ballistic missile launches north korea says its rocket weaponry system development is compl

which it says could hit anywhere on the u.s. mainland. among the stories that shaped the week on r.t. the suicide at the hague a former bosnian croat general swallows a vial of poison after his twenty year sentence for war crimes is upheld. the french president calls for military action against human traffickers in libya but critics say he has no right to intervene as the country not yet recovered from the destruction inflicted by the nato led intervention of twenty eleven. the world cup battle lines are drawn for football's finest as the teams discover who they're up against in russia next summer. your seven day summary of the biggest stories has covered right here on r.t. over the past week my name calling bright welcome to the program first developments in the past twenty four hours also north korea says the united states is begging for nuclear war the statement comes just days after pyongyang launched a new missile which it says is capable of reaching anywhere on the u.s. mainland that caused quite a reaction from washington and the c

mainland long stories shake that we don't r.t. suicide at the hague is a former bosnian croat general swallows a vial of poison after his twenty year sentence for war crimes is that. the french president for military action against human traffickers in their beer critics to say he has no right to intervene but the country has not yet recovered from the destruction inflicted by the nato led intervention of twenty eleven and the world cup soccer lines are drawn for football's finest as the teams discover who they're up against him russia next up. welcome to r.t. this sunday evening where you are watching the weekly our look back at the last seven days and also the latest developments now north korea says the u.s. is begging for nuclear war the statement comes just days after pyongyang launched a new miss our which it says is capable of reaching anywhere on the u.s. mainland that caused quite a reaction from washington and also a counterproposal from russia dictator of north korea made a choice yesterday that brings the world closer

mainland. but some on the stories that shape the week on r.t. suicide at the hague is a former bosnian croat general swallows a vial of poison after his twenty year sentence for crimes is upheld. the french president calls for military action against human traffickers in libya but critics say he has no right to intervene because the country has not yet recovered from the destruction lifted by the nato led eventually twenty eleven. and the world cup battle lines are drawn for football's finest as the teams discover who they're up against in russia next summer. seven days summary of the biggest stories are reported right here on r.t. over the past week one name calling bray first bring you up to date or more recent developments though north korea says the u.s. is begging for nuclear war the statement comes just days after pyongyang launched a new missile which it says is capable of reaching anywhere on the u.s. mainland it caused quite a reaction from washington and also a counterproposal from russia dictator of north korea made a choice yesterday

mainland diplomats are hoping feldman's trip will kick start a u.s. led effort to deescalate tensions in the region. the nobel peace prize will be awarded on december the tenth to the international campaign to abolish nuclear weapons oh i can millions of people can remember a time when the threat of nuclear war was a looming presence that worry has steadily diminished since the end of the cold war but with the rise of new north korea's nuclear capabilities some watery that fan may return rob brown sort of folds the nuclear annihilation with little warning that was the terrible fate that the generation that grew up in the one nine hundred fifty s. and sixty's was taught to fear and prepare for the first duck and then cover schoolchildren were drilled on how to avoid being incinerated we all know the atomic bomb is very dangerous it may be used against us we must get ready for public service films urged children to keep an eye out for soviet planes and to head for shelter when the air raid siren you were warned right the flash that's the first thing the

mainland. the russian opposition leader alexina valmy has submitted the documentation required to run against vladimir putin in next year's presidential election but there are serious doubts about whether his name will be on the ballot paper challenge now from moscow. in twenty cities across russia from blood of all stock to moscow alexina valleys supporters turned out to endorse him independent hopefuls must gather at least five hundred people in such meetings as a criteria for full candidate status of the easily got that in moscow alone where he had this message for the man he wants to run against. the leading lives in europe who didn't but it's you who turned a country into a source of personal enrichment for yourself your family and your friends but why should not be president any more you are a bad president you don't have opposed the program only. then it was off to the election commission to hand in his application but it's no valmy is unlikely to make its own to the ballots for the elec

more demands from the u.s. aimed at china from the united states after north korea's latest missile with the government in pyongyang claiming the u.s. mainland is now the bridge will be taking action and help diffuse the crisis this is inside story. hello and welcome to the program today with me this one was bigger and more powerful and it set off the alarm bells in capitals around the world especially in washington after successfully testing a new type of intercontinental ballistic missile north korea says it could hit the u.s. mainland pyongyang's bold declaration and the boldness of its leader kim jong un has done little to ease fears of a nuclear showdown which would inevitably pull in south korea as ever right in the middle so now the white house is today urging all nations to cut ties with north korea we'll get to our panel in just a moment but first kathy novak reports from seoul. following the latest in a series of ballistic missile launches north korea says its rocket weaponry system development is com

mainland we believe that a diplomatic solution to the crisis is essential and possible we will use this gathering itself or to needy to advance our work on diplomatic efforts towards a more peaceful prosperous and nuclear free suture on the north korean peninsula and to demonstrate international solidarity in our condemnation of north korea's actions we will not accept you as a reclear nation the nuclear weapons station and all of the sheer power show you want to go over there is the full complete verifiable denuclearization of the crew pollutes well. the u.s. has promised to speed up recovery efforts and federal assistance to press a rico off the top officials pose to the island on tuesday continues to struggle after a devastating hurricane three months ago with over two hundred thousand homes damaged several minutes for them to dock with no electricity the governor says the island needs a lot more financial assistance on top of the five billion dollars pledged by congress what the reagan's will see how responding to our needs and to our petitions and there are several steps of this wh

mainland diplomats are hoping feldman's trip will kick start the un led effort to deescalate tensions in the region iran is one of the six mainly muslim nations included in donald trump's travel ban a move causing some understandable u.s. resentment in tehran but feelings about america as a country may be somewhat different. reports from teheran. before the islamic revolution in one nine hundred seventy nine hundred and puppy up was a boxer that he says got him a job as a guard for the u.s. embassy after the chaos of the one nine hundred eighty s. he traveled to europe where he ate at mcdonald's for the first time he loved it so much he wanted to share the experience with his own people and must donald's was born. johore sure of course iranians love american food because it's tasted delicious and has personality this agreements says are government to government not people to people and with a son living in the u.s. state of georgia he hopes to visit soon it will be his first time. we ask about the travel ban. he says he's not worried about getting a visa because he has faith in the sy

mainland. campaigning for catalonia parliamentary election has closed as a vote is expected to indicate the extent of public support for succession from spain a hung parliament is likely even with this crisis. the white house is again suggesting iran is supplying weapons to yemen who feel rebels after a ballistic missile was intercepted in saudi arabia over the capsule iran denies the allegations it's a third attack since november. one thousand days that coalition launched its military campaign against the who. a new round of talks aimed at ending the syrian civil war begins in kazakhstan wednesday the two day meeting will focus on implementing a cease fire deal brokered by russia and iran because that foreign ministry says the talks will also address issues including the clearing of land mines and the release of hostages in syria. those are your headlines the news continues here on al-jazeera off to scape stay with us. every july. twenty first century africa a continent undergoing great change

mainland diplomats are hoping felton's trip will kickstarter u.s. led effort to deescalate tensions in the region russia's president vladimir putin says he'll seek reelection next year the sixty five year old has been in power holding the post of either primers prime minister or president for seventeen years if putin serves another six year term he had reached the milestone for the longest tenure as leader since joseph stalin more than twelve thousand homes are under threat by wildfires in southern california hundreds of firefighters in los angeles are battling flames it's witness next so stay with us here on al-jazeera. i think that the message is simplistic and misinformation is rife the listening post provides a critical counterpoint challenging mainstream media narrative at this time on al-jazeera. i was. a. number of the. blade and so. my wife. is. so. close. and there's another but. yes there were eleven first. and. then. there. then and then a nice and. then the oh. yeah hey did. you they. quit then you go and then come to. my group. eddie ha

mainland but russia and china who both hold a veto on the council only backed the sanctions after the trumpet ministration agreed to water them down. russia also called for compromise from all sides but he would say what's needed is a comprehensive approach one that stipulates both a sation of nuclear missile tests and the abundant minta of the scaling up of military infrastructure by north korea as well as the reduction in the scale of maneuvers being conducted his comments point to the u.s. and south korea's military drills on the korean peninsula which have been condemned as a provocation by the north so far the north korean regime of kim jong un has insisted that fresh sanctions will only make it speed up its nuclear program the security council hopes the latest measures will finally produce results. so yes another round of sanctions from the international community we asked correspondent stephen borrowing who's in the south korean capital seoul if putting the screws to north korea will truly make a difference. well north korea has already absorbed of the rounds of sanctions and t

mainland but russia and china who both hold a veto on the council only back the sanctions are after the trumpet ministration agreed to water them down. russia also called for compromise from all sides. what's needed is a comprehensive approach one that stipulates both a sation of nuclear missile tests and the abandonment of the scaling up of military infrastructure by north korea as well as the reduction in the scale of maneuvers being conducted his comments point to the u.s. and south korea's military drills on the korean peninsula which have been condemned as a provocation by the north so the north korean regime of kim jong un has insisted that fresh sanctions will only make it speed up its nuclear program the security council hopes the latest measures will finally produce results. in another round of sanctions from the international community but will putting the screws to north korea truly make a difference i ask correspondent stephen borowitz was in south korean capital seoul well north korea has already absorbed other rounds of sanctions and they've proven to be pretty resilient w

mainland now this comes as pyongyang described the latest round of u.n. sanctions against the country as an act of war and tantamount to a complete economic blockade against it. in is years banned emirates flights in and out of the country the decision comes two days after a number of chin is he and women say they were barred from boarding their flight for dubai at the airport the u.a.e. says this happened because of security reasons those are the headlines so far today the news continues after witness adrian's here with the news are top of the hour aussies are in a country where parents often pick who you will marry falling in love can have serious consequences one of the nice meets the men risking their lives to protect india's young lover. of this time find out his era. i'm since i was that there. since the civil settlement some they're still. cooks you know if you. talk to. truong then aside from this point we should look. for the. managers and turn it into some leadership someone system with mr so much. and not through this and make them limited seem

that from a north korea that also reiterated the claim that its ballistic missiles can reach the u.s. mainland for more let's go to our correspondent jason strother in seoul jason it's good to see you what should we make of this latest statement from north korea but you have to remember the north korea makes these kind of statements all the time whether or not it's been sanctioned at the united nations however what it is clear is that the pyongyang regime is not happy that its closest allies moscow and beijing went along with this unanimous diseases to strengthen the sanctions against it. ok so they want the unanimous decision as you mentioned but young young says that these sanctions are toothless what sort of impact could these new measures have on north korea especially considering that its ally china went along with it certainly will does put does tighten the noose a little bit around kim jones regime but you have to remember that china even though beijing has gone along with sanctions against north korea many times there is a limit to how much pressure beijing is going to put on

mainland so. let's speak to journalist rather he joins us from the south korean capital so hi jason we are hearing some influential voices in the u.s. warned of a possible preemptive war what is being said to that there in south korea. right well what age are macmaster said in washington and has certainly has resignation here in south korea ever since president moon j.n. took office in may he been concerned that the trumpet ministration would launch some sort of preemptive strike he's told the south korean people that if washington were to make any military maneuvers against north korea that seoul would have to be consulted first however there have been concern here that the u.s. will go in alone and south koreans will be caught in the middle chasing these joint exercises are the largest ever should we read anything into that. right well certainly the air power that the u.s. has flown on the korean peninsula this week is. perhaps its largest display of force the south korean government says that t

mainland but russia and china who both hold a veto on the council only back the sanctions off to the trumpet ministration agreed to water them down. russia also called for compromise from all sides. what's needed is a comprehensive approach one that stipulates both a sation of nuclear missile tests and the abandonment of the scaling up of military infrastructure by north korea as well as the reduction in the scale of maneuvers being conducted his comments point to the u.s. and south korea's military drills on the korean peninsula which have been condemned as a provocation by the north so far the north korean regime of kim jong un has insisted that fresh sanctions will only make it speed up its nuclear program the security council hopes the latest measures will finally produce results. yes another round of sanctions from the international community but will putting the screws on north korea truly make a difference we asked correspondent stephen borrowing who is in south korea was in the south korean capital seoul well north korea has already absorbed other rounds of sanctions and they

mainland but russia and china who both hold a veto on the council only backed the sanctions off to the trumpet ministration agreed to water them down. russia also called for compromise from all sides but he would say what's needed is a comprehensive approach one that stipulates both a sation of nuclear missile tests and the abundant and to of the scaling up of military infrastructure by north korea as well as the reduction in the scale of maneuvers being conducted his comments point to the u.s. and south korea's military drills on the korean peninsula which have been condemned as a provocation by the north so far the north korean regime of kim jong un has insisted that fresh sanctions will only make it speed up its nuclear program the security council hopes the latest measures will finally produce results. now to some of the other stories making news around the world u.s. officials say they've approved a plan to provide ukraine with military weapons including antitank missiles the move to help here in its fight against russian backed separatists moscow has condemned the measure insisti

mainland but russia and china who both hold a veto on the council only backed the sanctions after the trumpet ministration agreed to water them down. russia also called for compromise from all sides but he would say what's needed is a comprehensive approach one that stipulates both a sation of nuclear missile tests and the abandonment of the scaling up of military infrastructure by north korea as well as the reduction in the scale of maneuvers being conducted his comments point to the u.s. and south korea's military drills on the korean peninsula which have been condemned as a provocation by the north so far the north korean regime of kim jong un has insisted that fresh sanctions will only make it speed up its nuclear program the security council hopes the latest measures will finally produce results. time now for some of the other stories making news around the world catalonia separatist leader . says he is still the legitimate president of the spanish region in an interview he also asked for madrid to allow him to return home in time for the opening session of the catalan parliament

mainland but russia and china who both hold a veto on the council only backed the sanctions off to the trumpet ministration agreed to water them down. russia also called for compromise from all sides. what's needed is a comprehensive approach one that stipulates both as a sation of nuclear missile tests and the abandonment of the scaling up of military infrastructure by north korea as well as the reduction in the scale of maneuvers being conducted his comments point to the u.s. and south korea's military drills on the korean peninsula which have been condemned as a provocation by the north so far the north korean regime of kim jong un has insisted that fresh sanctions will only make it speed up its nuclear program the security council hopes the latest measures will finally produce results. so yet another round of sanctions from the international community we asked correspondent stephen baro bank of who is in the south korean capital seoul if putting the screws to north korea will truly make a difference well north korea has already absorbed other rounds of sanctions and they've proven

many expected to stay in the u.s. mainland it for good. but tens of thousands remain on the island. reeling in the aftermath with few having access to shelters. >> what does it cost to fix this? >> we can put this again. because we have nothing. >> we're here, man. we're going to keep coming back doing as much as possible to help the >> reporter: slow emergency response and water contamination are blamed for the high death toll. while fema says most areas have potable water, independent data shows most residents are still at risk, particularly in areas without electricity. more than 30% of the grid is not generating power. >> it traps everything in here that's biological. >> reporter: that's rob mcqueen. he's been on the ground with crazy legs, distributing water filters to areas in need. they're teaching communities how to use the portable system and showing them where to safely source their water. just one of these filters can last a family of five up to 20 years. how do you convince people that it really works? >> you use yourself as a genuin pig. does that make you fieel good? a

test follows the launch of another missile by north korea which claimed it could hit anywhere on the u.s. mainland estimates suggest it could take as little as twenty minutes for a north korean missile to strike hawaii. founders government has given its army and police more powers in an effort to deal with the violent protests and unrest in the country the government said it was suspending constitutional rights and also imposing a curfew for the next ten days at least one person has died and twenty people have been injured in the demonstrations over last week's presidential election opposition leaders are contesting the election results and demanding many ballot boxes be required to. german police are investigating a suspicious device that was found near christmas market in the city of potsdam outside berlin police evacuated the market while they examine the contents of the package security is high in the area after last year's truck attack in berlin but authorities say the device in part of them was probably a fake bomb. attendant booths and empty streets the vacation left this usually

mainland but russia and china who both hold a veto on the council only backed the sanctions after the trumpet ministration agreed to water them down. russia also called for compromise from all sides but he would say what's needed is a comprehensive approach one that stipulates both sation of nuclear missile tests and the abandonment of the scaling up of military infrastructure by north korea as well as the reduction in the scale of maneuvers being conducted his comments point to the u.s. and south korea's military drills on the korean peninsula which have been condemned as a provocation by the north so far the north korean regime of kim jong un has insisted that fresh sanctions will only make it speed up its nuclear program the security council hopes the latest measures will finally produce results. now to some of the other stories making news around the world u.s. officials say they've approved a plan to provide ukraine with military weapons including missiles the move aims to help kiev in its fight against russian backed separatists moscow has condemned the measure insisting on ukra

mainland. campaigning for catalonia parliamentary election has closed as a vote is expected to indicate the extent of public support for succession from spain a hung parliament is likely even with this crisis unresolved. the white house is again suggesting iran is supplying weapons to yemen who feel rebels after a ballistic missile was intercepted in saudi arabia over the capsule riyadh iran denies the allegations it's a third attack since november wednesday marks one thousand days since the silent coalition launched its military campaign against the who. a new round of talks aimed at ending the syrian civil war begins in kazakstan wednesday the two day meeting will focus on implementing a cease fire deal brokered by russia turkey and iran because that foreign ministry says the talks will also address issues including the clearing of land mines and the release of hostages in syria. those are your headlines the news continues here on al-jazeera after artscape stay with us. al jazeera is swear ev

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mainland. but russia and china who both hold a veto on the council only backed the sanctions after the trumpet ministration agreed to war to them down removing wording that would have banned all oil imports to north korea. russia also called for a compromise from all sides but he would say what's needed is a comprehensive approach one that stipulates both a sation of nuclear missile tests and the abundant minta of the scaling up of military infrastructure by north korea as well as the reduction in the scale of maneuvers being conducted his comments point to the u.s. and south korea's military drills on the korean peninsula which has been condemned as a provocation by the north so far the north korean regime of kim jong un has insisted that fresh sanctions will only make it speed up its nuclear program the security council hopes the latest measures will finally produce results. so the international community hands out another round of sanctions but will it make any difference earlier ask corresp

when that north korea says can reach anywhere on the u.s. mainland. it's a pipe dream for the united states to think it will give up nuclear weapons. >>> how did things get to this point? it's a long-running conflict that dates back decades. got a little history lesson for you. >> the united states has a long history of bad history with north korea. we are talking since 1945. every single u.s. president has faced the same exact question. do we try to contain the north or keep trying to become friends? to understand our rocky relationship, we have to go back to world war ii when it japanese empire. after the war, the korean peninsula was divided. the communist soviets to the north and united states occupied the south. after years of skirmishes, in 1950, kim il-sung invaded the south with 75,000 soldiers. this was the first military act of the cold war. the u.s. got involved to stop the spread of communism. the korean war. it didn't go well. after three years and 5 million deaths, the north and south signed a truce, agreement the north has threatened to

mainland. 230 aircraft and 12,000 american military members are involved in the drills. >>> the house and senate are gearing up to reconcile their tax bills now that the senate passed their version. later today the lawmakers will take steps to set up a conference committee to negoti republicans hope to come to an agreement to get a bill on the president's desk by christmas. however, democrats say it was a rush job. >>> some of the pages were completely crossed off, and text has been replaced by hand- written notes. >> there's also an amendment that spares cruise lines from paying higher taxes, and part of another opens up the arctic national refuge for drilling. that's something environmentalists have long opposed. >>> the man charged in the disappearance of a 3-year-old girl in north carolina went before a judge for the first time since his arrest. 32-year-old earl kimrey is being held on $1 million bond for hiding mariah woods' body and obstruction of justice. she was the daughter of his livein girlfriend, and her body was found in a creek. more charges are possible. >>> big changes

more lives of conflicts just days after pyongyang test and you missed it says can hit anywhere on the u.s. mainland among stories and shake that we see suicide at the hague is a form of paulson cry general swallows of all the poison after his twenty year sentence for war crimes is upheld in the french president calling for military action against human traffickers in the critics who say he has no right to intervene but the country has not yet recovered from the destruction inflicted by the nato led intervention of twenty eleven.

mainland. that comes as the u.s. may start doing a little less saber rattling of its own. a senior administration official saying the trump administration has decided to tone down the rhetoric accompanying its military drills in the region. russia may be getting ready for new u.s. sanctions. president vladimir putin has announced a capital amnesty plan to bring billions of dollars of funds back to russia, a clear indication that moscow wants to protect its assets from this new round of u.s. economic punishment. >>> and republican lawmakers step up their assault on federal law enforcement after president trump himself labelled the fbi tainted. a florida republican has called for a, quote, purge at the fbi. congressman francis rooney tells me that may be a pretty strong word, but he says the bureau should oust individuals he views as politically compromised. gop house members have been probing what they say is a display of bias against president trump within the fbi. >>> and former president barack obama is warning about internet dangers that allow people to have what he cal

says can hit anywhere on the u.s. mainland. the stories that shape the suicide. as a former bosnian croat general swallows up. his twenty year sentence for war crimes as a pal. the french president calls for military action against human traffickers in libya but critics of the proposal say he has no right to intervene in the country which has not yet recovered from the destruction inflicted by the nato led intervention of twenty eleven. by the actual seven day summary of the week's biggest stories.

. >> north korea says their new missile could reach the entire u.s. mainland with a nuclear warhead. >> it stayed higher and longer than any missile everybody tested by the north koreans. the icbm could potentially reach all the way across the continental u.s. >> i will only tell you that we will take care of it. it is a situation that we will handle. >> we have just learned that nbc's matt lauer has been fired because of reports of inappropriate sexual behavior. >> this is a sad day here at "today" and nbc news. our colleague matt lauer has been terminated by this get work. >> lauer once gave an employee a sex toy and explicit note. he had that allowed the door to be locked their the inside without getting up. >>> an american princess. prince harry asks a woman he met from the u.s. to be his wife. >> he got on one knee. >> she didn't let me finish. i was like, can i give you the ring? she's like, oh, yes, the ring. the little diamonds on the side are from my mother's jewelry collection to make sure she's with us on this crazy journey together. >> if

mainland. but tonight an nbc news exclusive report reveals a sophisticated weapon proponents say the u.s. could use to disable north korea's missiles. we get details from nbc news senior investigative correspondent cynthia mcfadden. >> reporter: two government officials tell nbc news that white house officials have been informed about a sophisticated weapon advocates believe could stop north korean missiles. this declassified animation shows how the technology works. a missile flying over its target. inside the microwave weapon sending out lightning bolts of energy, frying electronics below. this video shows the result of an actual test. computers shutting down. >> think about like when you put something in your microwave that actually has some metal on it. you know how badly that can go. imagine directing those microwaves at someone's electronics. >> this technology absolutely works. >> reporter: mary lou robinson is chief of high power electro magnetics at the air force research laboratory in

mainland. on the stories of the week here in r.t. suicide at the hague is a form of. general flows of poison off to his twenty year sentence for war crimes held the french president called human reaction against human traffickers in libya that critics say he has no right to intervene as the country's not yet recovered from the construction inflicted by the nato led intervention twenty left. by well.

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mainland among the stories we hear on r.t.e. suicide at the hague as a former bosnian croat general swallows a pile of poison after his twenty year sentence for war crimes is up old and the french president called for a reaction against human traffickers in libya but critics say he has no right to intervene if the country's not yet recovered from the destruction inflicted by the nato led intervention of twenty that.

anywhere on the u.s. mainland. among the stories that shaped the way suicide at the hague as a former bosnian croat general swallowed a bottle of poison after his twenty year sentence for war crimes as. the french president calls for military action against human traffickers in libya but critics say he has no right to intervene as the country is not yet recovered from the destruction inflicted by the nato led intervention of twenty eleven.

mainland, and then a look at president trump's performance and the republican agenda. joining us is met schlep. and a columnist will be with us to talk about a new documentary on it washington post editor and the state of the news media. watch washington journal, live at 7:00 eastern sunday morning. join the discussion. >> now, a look at the white house holiday decorations. this year's theme is time-honored traditions. previews the white house holiday decorations and then met with children participating in festivities.

mainland that caused quite a reaction from washington and also a counterproposal from russia. a little rocket man rocket fuel for the american because. he is a sick puppy the dictator of north korea made a choice yesterday that brings the world closer to war not farther from it and if four comes make no mistake the north korean regime will be utterly destroyed. the americans should start with explaining their intentions to sleep it was really looking for an excuse to destroy as the u.s. envoy to the u.n. said at a security council meeting let them spell it out clearly and let the u.s. leadership confirm it then we will decide how to react well right after the launch south korea did today own missile exercise. i it took place close to the border with the north just now explains time north korea's missile capability has grown in recent months early wednesday in north korea suddenly broken over two month pause in weapons testing and showed a significant bump in their capabilities the missile is believed to be north korea's most powerful projectile to date let's break down the det

mainland. >> well, united nations cents a.m. bass cents door nicky haley announced massive cut in the un bloated budget. in a news release sunday haley said the us negotiated a spending cut of more than $285 million. she calls the move historic, says it keeps the un accountable. new budget goes cents into effect for the 2018-2019 fiscal year. >> well, the new york city bomber is accused of trying to radicalize his fellow inmate. prosecutors say rahami has been distributing propaganda and publications issued by terrorist organizations, alleged materials include speeches, lectures bio sama bin layered end, along with books on jihad ideology and bomb making. he was cents convicted in the 2016 bombing in new york chelsey neighborhood, 30 people there were hurt. >> deadly bus crash in the philippines has cents left 20 people dead and nine others injured. investigators say a bus collided with a van caring pilgrims to a christmas mass. all of the fatalities aboard the van that was caring 29 people, one person on the bus, sustained mino

mainland. "washington post" columnist will talk about the state of the news media. be sure to watch c-span's " washington journal." announcer: now, a look at the white house holiday decorations. this year's theme was "time-honored traditions." first lady melania trump participated in festivities. this is 20 minutes.

mainland within reach. the u.s. supreme court will allow the trumpet ministration to fully enforce its controversial travel ban until an appeal against it has heard the ruling extends the band of people from six muslim majority countries plus venezuela and north korea. environmentalist in the u.s. have filed a lawsuit against president trump of the dramatic reduction of two historic national monuments and uta the decision will see the bears ears national monument shrank by a percent and the grand staircase escalante by half and a gallagher reports. the weekend thousands of protesters gathered outside the state capitol building in salt lake city this is truly a monumental mistake rumors that president trump plan to scale back national monuments have been rife for months now its official two of utah is most important wilderness areas have been dramatically reduced have come to utah to take a very historic action to reverse federal overreach and re store the rights of this land to your citizens the decision affects the

mainland. but tonight an nbc news exclusive report reveals a sophisticated weapon proponents say the u.s. could use to disable north korea's missiles. we get details from nbc news senior investigative correspondent cynthia mcfadden. >> reporter: two government officials tell nbc news that white house officials have been informed about a sophisticated weapon advocates believe could stop north korean missiles. this declassified animation shows how the technology works. a missile flying over its target. inside the microwave weapon sending out lightning bolts of energy, frying electronics below. this video shows the result of an actual test. computers shutting down. >> when you put something in your microwave that actually has some metal on it. you know how badly that can go. imagine directing those microwaves at someone's electronics. this technology absolutely works. >> reporter: mary lou robinson is chief of high power electro magnetics at the air force research laboratory in new mexico. she sup

our north korea says the u.s. is begging for nuclear war the statement comes just days after pyongyang fired a new ballistic missile which it says is capable of reaching anywhere on the u.s. mainland the test launch provoked an angry response from washington and a call for caution from russia. little rocket man rocket feel for the american because. he is a sick puppy the dictator of north korea made a choice yesterday that brings the world closer to war not farther from it and if four comes make no mistake the north korean regime will be utterly destroyed. the americans should start with explaining their intentions to see if they are really looking for an excuse to destroy as the u.s. envoy to the u.n. said it's a security council meeting let them spell it out clearly and let the u.s. leadership confirm it then we will decide which of those too. now right after the launch south korea staged its own missile exercise. took place close to the border with of the north of joplin volga explains how north korea's missile