White house easter egg roll a tradition going back a century. 20,000 people expected on the south lawn. Those are some of your top headlines this morning, monday, april 17th. Announcer from abc news, this is world news now. Say good morning, everybody on this monday. Start the halfhour with the breaking news from overseas. Vice president mike pence giving a firsthand look at what is known as the dmz separating the north and south. The Vice President added a stop at the dmz where he warned that the era of strategic patience with north korea is over and declared all options are on the table. The visit after pyongyangs latest attempt, show of force, a Missile Launched turned out to be a dud. More from Abcs Martha Raddatz. Reporter u. S. Commanders say the Ballistic Missile, medium range. Blew up almost immediately after launch. Failed Ballistic Missile test on his way to seoul. After landing the Vice President responding before u. S. Forces. This mornings provocation from the north is jus
Of a different way. It is monday, april 17th. An eventful start. To say the least. Get to all that. Break it down. The fashion. Start this halfhour in asia. Breaking news from the korean peninsula. Vice president mike pence making a surprise visit to the Demilitarized Zone. Tweeting photos, saying he is proud to stand shoulder to shoulder with u. S. south korean troops. North korea continues to build up its nuclear arsenal, pence warned patience is running out. The latest from washington. Good morning. Reporter good morning, guys. Vice president mike pences trip to the dmz comes one day after the failed Missile Launch in north korea. The Vice President insisting that they hope to resolve this peacefully, but indicating that, they all options remain on the table. This morning, Vice President mike pence on a surprise trip, putting him yards away from a top adversary. The Vice President walking through the Demilitarized Zone that separates north and south korea with his family by his side
Were a little more than halfway through the early voting period. And still breaking records for voter turnout. Im faith tanner. Thanks for joining us. Today more than 25thousand voters hit the polls in clark county. Proving once again that this election is bringing more people out to vote. Fox5s Kathleen Jacob is live at a polling location. After talking to voters all day. Kathleen . Faith, this polling location is closed now. But at the rate people have been coming out to vote. Tomorrow morning when these doors open this place will fill right back up. Give me a v, v, give me an o, o, give me a t, t lets go vote nats cheer this is my first time voting, like ever. From first time voters. Its always exciting for me to come back and cast my vote and kind of make my voice heard. To more seasoned. This election is bringing out the masses. Were still breaking a record nearly every day. Today we were at 24 thousand at 4oclock so were well. nats woman guiding people in a sign that this electio
Series we have covered. I got there at 7 00 in the morning. The cruise had put cameras in before and got in places early in the morning for our morning show washington journal to show what was going on even before anyone was getting there. I was starting to tweet out things that were happening outside of the room. I wish i with the camera crews were doing and how the committee was setting up. How we made sure that we were as close as possible getting the key moment when she came into the building and went into an annex room across the hall with her team, her aides and staff. The reporters were assigned desks they could report from. A lot of people said it was their first hearing. See andnteresting to hear from them. I tweeted out a picture that showed secretary clinton talking house,r members of the and she seemed very pleased. Was happy to be leaving the room now that the hearing had concluded. The most interesting thing was the conversations that didnt get captured on camera. One, th
It sounds like from both of you the next six weeks is like the next six weeks we just finished. A lot of interparty wrangling with republicans . Minority leader pelosi has repeated every chance she has a calendar of chaos. Thank you both for being on newsmakers. Tonight on q a, New York Times political reporter amy chozick compares what it is like now compared to 2008. I was a lot younger. I was not a traveling person i was not in a senior role. I got to know the people who traveled with her and i felt like i got to know her pretty well because she would come back and talk to us. I didnt haveme the same that i had now. Whether that is a function of being in the times are in a more senior role. We have not seen a court overturn a law that was passed by congress, on an economic issue like health care, since lochner. The case in lochner is whether majority rule can take away your life and liberty without due process, and the court ruled no. I think it is a wonderful decision. This week, w