we re awaiting a press conference from other officials on the ground there any moment. we ll bring that to you live. joining us is congresswoman debbie wasserman schultz. have you been provided information about what may have caused this? because they really are, anderson, still in the midst of this heartbreaking, painstaking rescue operation, they re not even approaching being a little bit figure that out. it is the most bizarre just unbelievable situation, especially in a community like this one in south florida where we have such stringent building codes, 40-year inspection requirements. this building was 40 years old and about to go under his inspection and they haven t been able to sport that out. i believe an attorney for the condo association was on with
unfortunate accident, is that the two regulating bodies can come together and form one type of inspection for amphibious vehicles, decide who will regulate it, what are the inspection requirements going to be, and real estatically that needs to happen or the ducks need to be shut down. i would hate to see that happen, i think it was a fun experience. my wife and family have ridden the ducks. did you wear a life jacket? do you think everyone should have a life jacket? i didn t wear one, it seemed safe while we road. you know it is, if you think of a cruise ship life jacket, they re just around your neck, but in the event of rough waters, i think it is a good why the to put it on. thank you for being with us and trying to get a better sense
the faa is changing the rules for how airlines inspect their engines. this issued new inspection requirements yesterday for engines like the one that failed, of course, last week on that southwest flight. it killed one person. airlines will have to use an ultrasound to inspect the engine not just the naked eye. 20 minutes into that flight, the fan blade broke off. the engine and shrapnel shattered the window. a person was pulled out and later died. the breaking news that north korea says it will no longer need to test missiles. we re following that. president trump is welcoming that news but a lot of people are saying is this really a step towards denuclearization? we are live in south korea at the to p of the hour. do stay close. so you re looking for male customers, ages 25-54,
bombing of a south korean airliner. then the bushing administration removed north korea from the list in 2008 after the regime that all nuclear inspection requirements. north korea has since helped syria and iran with their nuclear missile developments. it also has close ties to hamas and hezbollah. iran, sudan, syria. and now north korea. let s bring in the panel. stephen hayes, mara liasson, from north carolina, bill bennett. former education secretary. thanks for being here. steve, your thoughts, not a surprise but it is a significant action. it is and it s long overdue in my view. president bush was wrong when he said in june of 2008. in 2006, north korea tested a nuclear weapon.
things that are just despicable acts. have you any views on that? i think i commented earlier one of the unfortunate effects of all the attention placed on the iran nuclear agreement i think i ve heard, at least i ve heard this expressed by others, resulted in a bit of a down focus on the real immediate threat today and that s iran s continued sponsorship of terrorism and terrorist organizations there in the region, most particularly support for hezbollah and hamas. so, i think we do have to keep what s important in front of us and what s i am he nent mminent us. i do look forward to taking a comprehensive look at that along with the side agreements to see what are all the elements available to us to enforce, stay informed on their activities, and are they complying with all the inspection requirements and