, that what the dprk is doing cannot hold the international community hostage. we need to remain firmly committed to the ultimate goal of achieving denuclearisation on the korean peninsula. it is very important for major countries, especially china and the u.s. to get on the same page in dealing with this worsening situation on the korean peninsula >>> when you say they need to get on the same page, what form should that take given that further - given the previous measures against north korea have at this point not worked? >> definitely. i think so far we have not achieved the goal of denuclearisation. on the contrary, the situation is deteriorating and may even have the chance of getting out of the control. as far as china is concerned, china has been doing the right thing and will continue to do the right thing and china is firmly opposed to the nuclear weapon program including the launch vehicle program by dprk. on the other hand from the chinese perspective, the u.s. is asking china to fully cooperate and work together, but on the other hand the u.s. is put

"we'll be looking to all council members to unite around a swift and aggressive response to the dprk's repeated violations that constitute this very direct threat to global peace and security " the new sanctions could come as early as this week. the missile was launched from western north korea on it passed over japan and landed near the philippines.

. >> clearly this kind of imagery could identify and locate dprks dprks -- on the ground for air strikes by aircraft. >> the international space station is being used more and more as a destination point for private companies trying to figure out a way to#m6p make space travel profitable. >>> let's check out glenn right now. check of our weather closer to earth. >> how's it going, bob? our forecast looking pretty good. some light showers getting in radar range. live radar sitting way up to the we go through the overnight hours we'll start to see a little better chance of showers, of course. nasty somes earlier this evening up through georgia, west of savannah. tornadoes were on the ground. looks ominous, but the good news here, this will continue to slow down and continue to weaken. latest computer model guidance indicating anywhere from a third of an inch of rain around metro orlando, upwards of 1-2-inch os of rain expected now from ocala to gainesville. again, for the most part all during the day tomorrow. 73 right now clermont. 72 in melbourne. our dew points are quite high in the mid

dprk's latest transgressions require our response to be even firmer. i want to make one thing abundantly clear. the goal of imposing sanctions has never been to target the north korea people who have suffered unspeakable horrors. inflicted by their own oppre oppressive government. horrors that the united states has repeatedly urged this council to address, in which the republic of korea and japan each serving their terms on the council have helped us bring to light in the security council making a horrible situation for the people of north korea a permanent item on the security kocouncil agenda. in other context, we have seen how robust sanctions can be a tool to alter a government's dangerous nuclear ambitions. how those sanctions can affect a cost benefit calculous that a government acting in defiance of international norms may be making. we're for sanctions to make a difference and to affect the calculous of a regime that has brazenly and recklessly acted in defiance of international norms and in a continual threat to regional peace and security. we

because of the dprk's decisions and actions we'll ensure that serious consequences. >>> china says it regrets north korea went ahead with the launch and is urging all sides to exercise caution. russia and the uk also condemned the launch. >>> if making a movie of the event they might have called it gone in ten seconds. media outlets report that is how long it took to implode two smoke stacks that the ranger generating station were brought down with small explosive charges. the company started operating the plant in 1966. and it was retired four years ago. >>> the sheriff's department says residents are the continued they're hosting a free seminar that starts at 7:00 at night at the sheriff's office. experts will discuss the different types of identity theft and how you can protect yourself. >>> south carolina education department lowered the passing score from the ged from 150 to 145. 600 is the amount of people who have taken the test since january 1, 2014 who did not make a passing grade and now do with that score. >>> eat any chicken wings tonight? they're a staplpl and national ch

i entirely beg you, the people of the government of the dprk, for your forgiveness. >> reporter: at one point, he put his hands together and looked at the ceiling and asked god for forgiveness. we were given a written statement. he was reading from the statement. if this was a prank, obviously, christine, you and i know, north korea is the worst place in the world to pull this off. the potential penalties for this student include prison time and hard labor. >> he was there on a school trip? a church tour? what was he doing in north korea? >> reporter: it was a tour group. a lot of the tour groups in beijing that bring foreigners into north korea. they do it often. it is a growing business for pyongyang and a method of propaganda. people post pictures saying what we have seen is not bad from what the media tells us. they are only allowed to see certain parts of the country. he was on the private trips. the u.s. state department warns against u.s. citizens traveling in the country for this reason. they can enforce their laws. you have a u.s. citizen that the regime will use as a political

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"we'll be looking to all council members to unite around a swift and aggressive response to the dprk's repeated violations that constitute this very direct threat to global peace and security " the new sanctions could come as early as this week. the missile was launched from western north korea on it passed over japan and landed near the philippines. north korea insists satellite into space. baltimore police say a after he hit a woman with his van while trying to get away from a fight. a quick warning -- this video may be disturbing to some viewers. vanessa herring reports. "i just kind of had the feeling that it wasn't over at that point." it wasn't. the driver was apparently trying to get away from the guys pounding on his van. "for a second i wanted to yell down to people, but they're not going to listen to me, everybody needs to get out of here now, because the guy is kind of crazy at this moment." and then, this. "you hear a guy yelling that he hit someone twice, i assumed he could have it someone, but i didn't realize it turned out to be as bad as it was." "we're very fortunate t

"we'll be looking to all council members to unite around a swift and aggressive response to the dprk's repeated violations that constitute this very direct threat to global peace and security " the new sanctions could come as early as next week. the missile was launched from western north korea yesterday. the missile passed over japan and landed near the philippines. north korea insists they launched a satellite into space. are still missing after a six point four earthquake hit taiwan. at least 32 people were killed. most of those victims were from a 17 story apartment building that collapsed in tainan. rescuers believe 118 people are still trapped..many at the bottom of the wreckage. high pressure will bring light winds and unseasonably mild daytime temperatures this week. valley inversions will remain strong through mid week but then gradually weaken as a low pressure system approaches the west coast late in the week. && .short term... high pressure will dominate the first half of the week with high pressure and strong positive height anomalies centered over oregon/nrn nevada on wea

security council resolutions related to the dprk use of ballistic missile technology." from russia, the foreign minister saying in part, "pyongyang didn't listen to the calls from the international community once again, demonstrating defiant disregard for international law." i'd also like to read a statement from france saying that this is a senseless provocation and flagrant violation of the resolutions from the security council. reaction coming from around the world. north korea says the rocket launch was personally ordered and directed by its leader, kim jong-un. daniel pinkston is a professor at the international relations at troy university in the united states. earlier he told my colleague, natalie allen, why this rocket launch is so disturbing to washington and to its north korean neighbors. >> this is part of the north korean regime's identity. they place a lot of importance on the newark program and delivery systems, missiles, and space launch vehicles. so they continue to do this. they will continue to do it. and so we should expect to see more in the future.

korea says he snuck into a staff holding area at the hotel, he went to the staff area looking for a dprk propaganda banner, poster he could fold up and take home in his suitcase. when he took down the banner, he realized it was too big, left it on the floor, went back to his hotel. he was at the airport, about to get on the plane to go home when he was arrested and has been detained for more than two months. goes to show how seriously north korea takes any actions, especially by american citizens, and now this emotional confession. >> i wish that the united states administration never manipulated people like myself in the future to commit crimes against foreign countries. i entirely beg you and the government of dpr korea for your forgiveness. please, i made the worst mistake of my life but please act to save me. >> reporter: we have no way of knowing if he made that under duress. north korea says he was doing this after prodded by the cia through his hometown church and university semi secret society at the university of virginia. reached out to all those agencies who said they're not i

"we will be looking to all council members to unite around a swift and aggressive response to the dprk's repeated violations that constitute this very direct threat to global peace and security." china says it regrets that north korea went ahead with the launch and is urging "all sides to exercise calm." russia and the u-k have also condemned the launch. the u-s, japan and south korea have called for an emergency a busy day on the campaign trail.. presidential candidates were making the rounds before the big game. for some of the republicans, that means cashing in on last night's debate - or making up lost ground. abc's marci gonzalez is in manchester with the latest. natsot - donald trump / (r) presidential candidate "you did a great job last night," a tamer tone today on the trail - natsot - donald trump / (r) presidential candidate "loved the debate," following a fiery night on the gop debate stage? natsot - trump "be quiet, let me talk?" front-runner donald trump moving up even more in the polls today- and on "this week" - standing by - some of his most controversial stances - (this

"we'll be looking to all council members to unite around a swift dprk's repeated violations that constitute this very direct threat to global peace and security " the new sanctions could come as early as next week. the missile was launched from western north korea yesterday. the missile passed over japan and landed near the philippines. north korea insists they launched a satellite into space. three people were killed in a fiery crash in san francisco. a california highway patrol spokesman says a car trying to outrun police crashed into a taxi. the chase started after an officer tried to pull over a driver who was seen doing doughnuts in the middle of a neighborhood street. the car sped off, and the officer followed, but stopped the pursuit when the white chevy sedan started racing through red lights. moments later... the car crashed in to the cab - burst into flames and killing three three people. it's unclear if sedan was among the victims. the taxi driver had minor injuries. ## sheriff's divers are still searching the water outside los angeles harbor after a mid-air collision between two

with each one of these actions, the dprk moves one step closer to its declared goal of developing nuclear-tipped intercontinental missiles, and we cannot and will not allow this to happen. lisa: the u.s. ambassador says president obama spoke with china' s president to come up with a strong and united response. mark: happening today, if chipotle is your go-to lunch destination, you' re going to have to find something else to eat today. chipotle says it will close every one of its locations for four hours today for a food-safety meeting. outbreak at the mexican restaurant last year. about 500 people got sick, including several basketball players at boston college. at today' s meeting, employees will go over an updated food-safety program implemented by the chain in january. all chipotle restaurants will be closed from around 11:00 this morning to 3:00 in the afternoon. lisa: let' s talk about the forecast. a mild start. good morning. randi: it is not going to be like jumping in an elevator and we go from 50 degrees from the 20' s. we are heading back into the wintertime feel. you can see some rain

. >> today in response to the dprk's recent nuclear test and subsequent proceed scribed ballistic missile launch, the u.s. tabled a draft resolution that if adopted would break new ground and represent the strongest set of sanctions imposed by the security council in more than two decades >> reporter: it would include a series of firsts, mandating all countries to inspect all north korean cargo, prohibiting all sales of conventional weapons, including small arms to north korea, banning sales of aviation fuel, including rocket fuel, and ability to export coals and other minerals which counts for 90% of the export rev news. reports suggests that some of that is already happening with ships denied entry and coal deliveries drying up. there is a provision in the draft to let such exports through if the proceeds are judged to be for livelihood measures. room for maneuver as it seeks a return to talks for china. >> translation: we have to go through negotiation. for 10 years of negotiation has produced an apprentice agreement. >> reporter: just last october beijing sent one of its highest ranki

dprk's latest transgressions require our response to be even firmer. amy: in taiwan, rescuers have continued to pull people from the rubble of an apartment building more than 60 hours after it was toppled by an earthquake. at least 38 people were killed in the 6.4-magnitude quake but officials have warned the toll is likely to top 100. earlier today, an eight-year-old girl was among those polled alive from the ruins. haitian president michel martelly has left office at the end of his five-year term without a successor in place, following mass protests demanding his ouster. the united states has been criticized for supporting haiti's disputed october elections, where the president's handpicked successor, jovenel moise, came in first out of more than 50 candidates, despite being virtually unknown. last month mass protests , succeeded in postponing a scheduled runoff where moise was the only candidate after his , competitor, jude celestin, refused to take part. martelly left office sunday following a deal to have parliament choose an interim president ahe

"we will be looking to all council members to unite around a swift and aggressive response to the dprk's repeated violations that constitute this very direct threat to global peace and security." china says it regrets that north korea went ahead with the launch and is urging "all sides to exercise calm." russia and the u-k have also condemned the launch. the u-s, japan and south korea u-n security council meeting. new information tonight in the investigation into last week's explosion... ...onboard a somali jetliner. somali intelligence officials are now sharing this video.. of possible suspects. take a look at the lower right corner of your screen. two airport workers are handling what looks like a laptop computer. moments later, one of them gives the laptop to someone who boarded the somali jetliner. investigators say the laptop was rigged to explode mid-flight. the plane had to make an emergency landing when it lost pressure from that explosion. spanish police arrested seven people suspected of sending guns and bomb-making materials to terrorists in syria and iraq. it was all disguise

colleagues in the coming days and we will be looking to around a swift and aggressive response to the dprk' s repeated violations that constitute this very direct threat to global peace and security. adrian: samantha powers says this launch is a step in creating nuclear missiles. tomorrow, a local law firm plans to announce law suit being filed against energy drink companies. morgan and morgan sent a press release, announcing that the tomorrow. the firm will file one-hundred -- neither the defendants, nor reasons for the suits, have been released. today, the kids who took part in basketball game that went viral, got even more attention, this time on the court at amway. the children from gainesville were honored during this afternoon' s magic game with the atlanta hawks. officer bobby white got a noise complaint, but instead, decided to shoot some hoops. the video went viral and the kids with some vip tickets. new video captures a large group of sharks swimming off the coast of florida. helicopter video shows the predators a safe distance off shore in palm beach. normally the sharks migrate

. >> with each one of these actions the dprk moves one step closer to its declared goal of developing nuclear tips and intercontinental ballistic missiles, and we cannot and will not allow this to happen. >> south korea says it's moving forward on talks with the u.s. for deploying an advanced missile defense system to counter the growing threat of north korea's weapons capability. >>> it's been nearly three days since a powerful magnitude 6.4 earthquake struck southern taiwan, and people are still trapped beneath the rubble. this morning two survivors were pulled out alive from a high-rise apartment building that collapsed like an accordion. so far more than 170 people have been rescued from the building's remains. the associated press is reported the death toll at 37. >>> and now for a look at the weather, here's nbc meteorologist bill karins. activity on the east coast. >> a blizzard like storm. iowa and minnesota has a blizzard and everything is quiet in the west but unusually warm. here is the storm in the east. this was almost another huge snow storm. as far as snow totals some a

we will be looking to outline council members to unite around a swift and aggressive response to the dprk's repeated violations that constitute this very direct threat to global peace and security >>> our correspondent is at the united nations for us and sent this report. >> reporter: ambassadors and diplomats rushing into the security council chamber for an emergency meeting. >> weakness is simply not an option. >> reporter: after the closed door meeting the security council offered strong condemnation and promised a new resolution. sam an that power, the u.s. ambassador to the u.n., said it was more than just a provocation, but also a direct threat that advanced north korea's nuclear ambitions >> pyongyang claims it launched what it called a peaceful earth observation satellite. but nobody is fooled. so-called space launch vehicles are the same technology as ballistic missiles which are express prohibited by multiple security council resolutions. we're looking forward to expeditiously consulting with our colleagues in the coming days and we will be looking to all council members to unite

and we will be looking to all council members to unite around a swift and aggressive response to the dprk's repeated violations that constitute this very direct threat to global peace and security >>> so that's where the u.s. stands, but it's really china that has the greatest leverage over north korea. do we know much more about their position? >> reporter: that's right. china being north korea's strongest ally and a permanent member of the security council, a lot of cards in china's hands when it comes to this. china's ambassador to the u.n. did not come out and formally speak to journalists such as sam an that power did-- samantha power did. he did say that they are pursuing the new resolution with the security council and the chinese ambassador said that he hopes that they would reduce tension and maintain peace and security in the region and then he left. so that's all we really heard from the chinese ambassador. i can tell you that as this launch was happening, china and the u.s. were also negotiating a different resolution based on the nuclear tests in north korea from last month. bu

very clear that we cannot condone the acts of the violation of the security council resolutions by dprk. it went over japan, landed near the philippines, and this is a clear threat to the lives of many people. >> dave, i guess the thing is at the u.n., things do tend to happen pretty slowly. i believe they are still debating what to do after the last missile strike. what options does the u.n. have? you are right. that's really the key here is china in many ways. as you mentioned a, it was just last month that north korea did a nuclear test and the security council, while condemning that, has not agreed on a resolution based on that nuclear test from a month ago. china and the u.s. would have still been negotiating that. progress has been very slow. as we know, china's the key ally of north korea and while they have a tendency to maybe condemn these acts by north korea going beyond that is sometimes difficult for the chinese. i can tell you the chinese ambassador did not stop to talk to journalists as he went into the security council meeting but just as he walked by said, we are greatly

because of the dprk's cision and actions, we will ensure that the security council imposes serious consequences." "the u-s, japan and south emergency u-n security council meeting. in taiwan, right now, 32 people are confirmed dead following an earthquake late friday night.and the scramble is on to locate survivorsat least 24 of those lled were in an apartment building-- one of eleven that collapsed after the magnitude six-point-four quake.more than 500-people are injured and at least 121 are still missing. new orders are now in place in new york city following a deadly crane collapse on friday.mayor bill de blasio announced today a four point plan that would include restrictions on the crawler cranes like the one which tipped over.the plpl would mandate that workers put the machines into safety mode when high winds are forecast. deblasio also called for more sidewalk protection for pedestrians.the victim of the collapse, 38-y-yr-old david wichs, was killed as he walked along the street. the area as work is beingone to help this neighborhood recover. fdny and con ed are continuously sweeping bui

. >> with each one of these actions the dprk moves one step closer to its declared goal of developing nuclear-tipped, intercontinental ballistic missiles, and we cannot and will not allow this to happen. >> south korea says it's moving forward on talks with the u.s. for deploying an advanced missile defense system to counter the growing threat of north korea's weapons capabilities. >>> it's been nearly three days since a powerful magnitude 6.4 earthquake struck southern taiwan, and people there are still trapped beneath the rubble. this morning, two survivors were pulled out alive from a high rise apartment building. it collapsed like an accordion. so far more than 170 people have been rescued. according to the associated press the death toll now stands at 37. >>> let's get down to business with cnbc's landon dowdy. good morning. >> hi, gigi. a denver broncos super bowl win may not necessarily be good for wall street. the so-called super bowl indicator predicts in years when an afc team prevails stocks end in the red. there's nothing scientific about it but it has been right 81% of th

we hope the dprk will exercise restraint and caution in its actions. it should not act in a way that could escalate tensions on the peninsula." the u-s is working right now to send their own missile defenses over near north korea. one official saying...they simply don't believe north korea will stop its efforts at nuclear happening now more problems for the automaker is more vehicles ongoing problem with airbags. fox19 now's jessica brown joins us with the latest details. jess hplaz here we go again! another major recall for honda...this time they're recalling more than 2 million vehicles. this because takata explode and hurl passenger compartment. you can add this months where honda recalled more than 5 million cars for the same problem. in total more than 8 million cars have been recalled now. before the automaker focused on recalling older models but now the national highway traffic safety administration said that takata claims that more recent airbags are at risk for exploding...so the recall will effect newer cars. some of the cars affected includ

"we will be looking to all council members to unite around a swift and aggressive response to the dprk's repeated violations that constitute this very direct threat to global peace and security." china says it regrets that north korea went ahead with the launch and is urging "all sides to exercise calm." russia and the u-k have also condemned the launch. the u-s, japan and south korea have called for an emergency u-n security council meeting. right now, the rescue and recovery efforts continue in taiwan after friday's powerful earthquake. crews are working around the clock to help people that are still trapped in the debris. meanwhile. rise. 35 people have died so far, and more than 100 are still unaccounted for. the 6-point-4 magnitude earthquake caused several high-rise buildings to fall, injuring nearly 500 people. new information tonight in the investigation into last week's explosion... ...onboard a somali jetliner. somali intelligence officials are now sharing closed-circuit video.. it shows two airport workers, who they say, were involved in the blast. this video shows two airport

security council should have an objective, to curb the dprk's nuclear and missile technology. >> north korea has been under sanctions since its first test in 2006. >>> world health organization has said in a matter of weeks it should be able to connect the zika virus with newborning rg issues. >> this is the first zika patient,. >> the symptoms made me believe i had contracted dengue fever because zika virus was only found recently. >> infection of the virus is not life threatening for adults, but it is a concern for pregnant women because it is a strong link to babies formed with deformities. more effective test kits should speed up diagnosis, also working on possible prevention. >> translator: there is great optimism that we could develop this vaccine in less time than originally foreseen. we believe that within a year we could have a vaccine in its developed form. >> reporter: but the world health organization says it's likely to be 18 months before a vaccine can go to large scale trials. the brazilian government says over 1.5 million zika cases have been reported there and brain de

we have many resolutions that have not been implemented by the dprk. and we have to work on this basis, working on the new security council resolution. >> reporter: china's ambassador said there should be a resolution. but there should be calm on the peninsula. sanctions, affecting the economy by the country. there's an urgency saying time is ticking. richard roth, cnn, united nations. >> in a sign of escalating tensions, south korea's navy fired warning shots after a north korean control boat strayed into south korean waters. ivan, what is the latest on the diplomatic front? i know a number of ambassadors are being summoned over this discuss. >> that's right. manage them, the north korea passenger to beijing, so that beijing and the chinese government can express regret over north korea's rocket launch in defiance of the united nations, security council resolutions. what china may do next is a big question. one that is being asked by the triumvirate of allied powers, the u.s., japan, south korea, all asking for tougher sanctions against north korea. a

deal had been done with china to seek strong sanctions against north korea >> today in response to the dprk's repeat nuclear test and subsequent prescribed ballistic missile launch, the u.s. tabled a draft u.n. security council resolution that if adopted would break new ground and represent the strongest set of sanctions imposed by the security council in more than two decade. >> reporter: the sanctions would include a series of first, all cargo being searched, banning sales of aviation fuel including rocket fuel and limiting popg's ability to export coles and other minerals which account for 40% of the country's export revenues. apparently some of that is happening with ships denying entry and coal deliveries drying up. there is a provision to let such exports through if they're judged to be for livelihood. >> translation: ultimately we have to go through negotiations just as in the case of uranium. >> reporter: just last october beijing sent one of its highest ranking official. north korea's decision since to pretty on with the nuclear test and rocket launchs appears refrozen the relationsh

with each one of these actions, the dprk moves one step closer to its declared goal of developing nuclear-tipped intercontinental ballistic missiles, and we cannot and will not allow this to happen. the u.s. ambassador says president obama spoke with china' s president to come up with a strong and united response. arco new developments in the earthquake in taiwan. the death toll has risen after saturday' s earthquake in taiwan. 37 people are said to be dead now. at least two dozen of them were pulled from a 16-story apartment building that collapsed. dozens more may still be trapped there. officials say it' s just one of several buildings destroyed by the quake. lisa: an ohio police officer is in stable condition this morning after a suspect shot him twice kenton, ohio, in hardin county. police say 47-year-old stephen with a rifle. he fired at officer skyler newfer, then led police on a chase. officers caught up to davis' wrecked vehicle later and discovered the man was dead. the sheriff says he does not know how many shots were fired, but it appears davis died before he crashed. >> at this poin

and we'll be looking to all council members to unite around a swift and aggressive response to the dprk's repeated violations that constitute this very direct threat to global peace and security. >> reporter: china's ambassador would only say that there should be a resolution and china is worried about any kind of destabilization which could cause a huge flood of refugees. >> richard roth at the u.n., thank you. appreciate it. >>> governor john kasich is ready to make an appearance at a town hall in concord, new hampshire, about 20 minutes or so up the street from here in manchester. the governor has said this is a make or break state for his campaign and he has put most of his resources into trying to put up a strong showing here in new hampshire. our chris frates is at the event. chris, kasich was really been embraced by the town hall kind of forums reaching out to voters. people find it to be very memorable. what has been his message? >> fred, i tell you, town halls are john kasich's specialty. we're here at concord high school in concord, new hampshire. fun fact, it's actually the ala

and we will be looking to all council members to unite around a swift and aggressive response to the dprk's repeated violations that constitute this very direct threat to global peace and security >>> our correspondent has been tracking development in new york. he joins us live now from the united nations. strong worth from sam an that powell, but any indication of what the response will be by the security council now? >> reporter: it is clear that they think that simply a statement condemning this is certainly not going to be enough. they're talking now about another security council resolution. there has already been four on the table that this launch violated all four of those. so i don't want a resolution which is being worked on in the coming days and weeks, we're told, there's an understanding that there could very potentially be more sanctions, but, again, there are already a long list of sanctions that are against north korea right now. so the real challenge by diplomats here at the united nations is to figure out what more they can do in the coming days and week to try to convince

that this launch as well as any other bp launch that used the technology it cou it contributes to the dprk development of a nuclear weapon delivery system. the members of the security council will adopt a new security council resolution with such measures in response to this sirius violation. the members of the security council express to continue -- the commitment to continue working toward a political solution to the situation leading to the core korean. >> neighbors to the south have received it as a provocation. harry faucet reports now from the south korea ian capitol, seoul. >> reporter: the launch was moved forward by a day. two hours into the window, the rocket carrying the bright star satellite lifted off. all overseen by the country's young leader and relaid by the most famous news reader. >> translator: a complete success made for a liftout for the workers party and attaching advancements in science, technology and defense came abilities. >> it's that defense capability that worries regional and world powers. a rocket that can launch a satellite could carry a nuclear warhead. eb

i entirely beg you, people of the government of the dprk korea, for your forgiveness. >> reporter: warmbier now another detained american that north korea can use as a political pawn over the sanctions over the nuclear satellite launch earlier this year. christine. >> i'm sure his family is working hard. will ripley, thank you. >>> 57 minutes past the hour. a global slump. oil dipping below $33 a barrel. stocks in europe are lower. the u.s. stock market slowly trying to claw back losses. the dow down about 4.5% for the year. that is the best performance of the three averages. the dow had been down more than 10% a couple weeks ago. there are winners among the dow 30. if you have 401(k) or explosion you are to blended funds, you could be benefitted from verizon up 10%. walmart up 8%. 3m posting solid gains. exxon mobile rising 5%. >>> last trading day of the year. we will see if they pull out a gain. new cnn poll showing which presidential candidates have the best chances going into super tuesday. "new day" as the polls right now. >>> donald is not going to make america great. he's going to m

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and we will be looking to all council members to unite around a swift and aggressive response to the dprk's repeated violations that constitute a direct threat to global security. >> the rocket carrying a satellite lifted off. now, the west is hoping for an equally quick response, but the u.s. and china were still at work on a resolution in response to north korea's nuclear test last month, but progress was slow the session now is whether china will agree to stiff new sanction. >>> the rocket launch violated four different security council resolutions and now with another resolution being worked on and pyongyang threatens more rocket launches, the pressure is on diplomats here to finally try to figure out what if anything will finally convince north carolina to stop, because up until now, all threats have fallen on deaf ears. gabriel elizondo, al jazeera at the unit nations. >> on your world this morning, i spoke with mitt researcher jim walsh. he said the u.s. will have a hard time convincing china to sanction north korea. >> we are publicly saying to china why aren't you doing more. we're

. >> this is the second time in over a month the dprk has conducted a major provocation threatening the security of the region and the united states. cnn's paula upon chancocks is l seoul. >> the launch happened at 9:00 a.m. pyongyang time. they say it took 9 minutes and 46 seconds if for satellite to reach report. as far as they are concerned it is working perfectly and they say they will launch many more. the question is did they launch a satellite? the defense minister says he believes it appears to have a reached orbit but they county know if it is functioning as it should. and also are hearing about the the timing of this launch which is very interesting. the intelligence agencies here in south korea briefing lawmakers who in turn briefed us saying this is choreographed to be the before the lunar new year and also before the super bowl in the u.s. and wanted to make sure it was good weather conditions as well. they say they wanted to maximize the international attention. so a very interesting perspective will. but as you can imagine the international condemnation has come flooding

. >> the government of the dprk for your forgiveness. please, i made the worse mistake of my life. >> reporter: this university of virginia business major making a dramatic, emotional confession. >> please, save this poor -- >> reporter: cnn cannot verify if he's speaking under dur rez. he's accused of attempting to steal a banner from a hotel. this is where it allegedly happened. it is legal for americans like him to visit north korea on government supervised tours. those who obey the rules usually come and go without a problem. the u.s. state department won't comment on this case. the agency strongly recommends against all travel to north korea saying they risk arrest and long term detention. we were granted surprise interviews with three detained americans, two who entered as tourists. all were eventually released after u.s. intervention. >> please, think of my family. >> reporter: his parents issued a statement saying they were relieved to finally see him, noting they haven't heard from him since he was detained in january. they urge

the dprk display of a new or modified rogue mobile icbm during the recent parade and its 2015 test of a new submarine launched ballistic missile capability further highlight pyongyang's commitment to diversifying its missile force and nuclear delivery options. north korea's also continues its effort to expand its stockpile of weapons-grade fissile material. in space, china and russia increasingly recognize the strategic value of space and are focused on diminishing our advantage with the intent of denying the u.s. the use of space in the event of conflict. both countries are conducting anti-satellite research and developing anti-satellite weapons. making the space domain increasingly competitive, contested, and congested. in cyberspace, concerned about the growing capabilities of advanced state actors such as russia and china. they target dod personnel, networks, supply chain, research and development, and critical infrastructure information in cyber domain. iran and north korea also remain a significant threat to conduct disruptive cyber space attacks. nonstate actors' use of cybersp

the dprk -- new or modified global icbm during their recent parade and its 2015 test of a new submarine launch ballistic capability ability highlights pyongyang's commitment to diversifying missile force and nuclear delivery options. north korea continues its effort to expand its stockpile of weapons grade fissile material inch space, china and russia increasingly recognize the strategic value of space and are focused on diminishing our advantage with the intent of denying the u.s. the use of space in the event of conflict. both countries are conducting antisatellite research and developing antisatellite weapons. making the space domain increasingly competitive and tested and congested. in cyber space remain concerned about the growing capabilities of advanced state actors such as russia and china. these actors target dod personnel, networks, supply chain, research and development, and critical infrastructure information in cyber domain. iran and north korea also remain a significant threat to conduct the cyber space attack. nonstate actors use the cyber space to recruit. propagandize a