pj crowley, are we heading to any kind of nuclear conflict with north korea here? i really don t think so. the bottom line is, north korea is crazy but they re not suicidal. the kim family business, they want that to continue. the kim family reign, they want to continue. so they ll make a lot of noise. but i don t think that they re going to jump off the cliff. we re seeing that the u.s. has been sending a missile defense system to guam. clearly some military activity. at what point should the united states consider some kind of military attack, all be it from a defensist standpoint if we can t put up with these saber rattling threats any longer? we need to be careful there. the last time the united states went across the 38th parallel during the korean war it didn t work well for us. china didn t particularly like that action. i mean, really, if we thought they really were at the point where they were going to fire a missile at us and add some
with north korea here? i really don t think so. the bottom line is, north korea is crazy but they re not suicidal. the kim family business, they want that to continue. the kim family reign, they want to continue. so they ll make a lot of noise. but i don t think that they re going to jump off the cliff. we re seeing that the u.s. has been sending a missile defense system to guam. clearly some military activity. at what point should the united states consider some kind of military attack, all be it from a defensist standpoint if we can t put up with these saber rattling threats any longer? we need to be careful there. the last time the united states went across the 38th parallel during the korean war it didn t work well for us. china didn t particularly like that action. i mean, really, if we thought they really were at the point where they were going to fire a
the bottom line is, north korea is crazy but they re not suicidal. the kim family business, they want that to continue. the kim family reign, they want to continue. so they ll make a lot of noise. but i don t think that they re going to jump off the cliff. we re seeing that the u.s. has been sending a missile defense system to guam. clearly some military activity. at what point should the united states consider some kind of military attack, all be it from a defensist standpoint if we can t put up with these saber rattling threats any longer? we need to be careful there. the last time the united states went across the 38th parallel during the korean war it didn t work well for us. china didn t particularly like that action. i mean, really, if we thought they really were at the point where they were going to fire a missile at us and add some prospect of hitting the united states, obviously, you know, taking action in self defense is an international right.
i m carol costello. we begin with chick-fil-a appreciation day. and what s become depending on who you talk to a fight for religious freedom. today, hundreds of thousands say they ll show support for chick-fil-a s coo dan cathy and his stand against same-sex marriage. that includes evangelicals, including the reverend billy graham, who s in poor health. a staffer will deliver chick-fil-a to his home. george, good morning. reporter: carol, good morning. according to chick-fil-a, today will be business as usual. the company does not officially support this idea that was sparked by a once republican presidential candidate mike huckabee. nor will it support the national same-sex kiss day that is expected to happen on friday. but when you look at huckaby s facebook page, the page he created to ask people to sign up and support chick-fil-a today, you find that more than half a million people will be showing up to these different stores to show their support. that s what we expect
has to go. the writing is on the wall. those comments from clinton coming after that high level geneva meeting that was led by u.n. syrian envoy kofi annan. the grouping called for an end to the violence and also a transitional unity government here. crucially and the hitch is that wording of the final commune kay does not exclude assad from taking part in that government. the u.s. wanted to keep him out. russia and china didn t want to keep him out. they won. around damascus, we found people getting on with their saturday, maybe trying to take their mind off the fighting which as we ve seen in the past several days, is getting closer and closer to the center here. probably not paying too much attention to the diplomacy abroad either. we did peek today with a high level government official and he said very flatly that the assad regime would not take any instructions, any guidance from foreign bodies, including the