milissa. we are on to breaking news. where the north korean regime has appeared to have launched another projectile. and keir simmons is tracking that. what is being released on the latest test? well, milissa, two officials are confirming that north korea launched a projectile and the assessment by the u.s. officials is ongoing. reuters saying that in the last hour that north korea fired on sunday an unidentified projectile from a region of the southeast coast, and according to reuters to korea s military, and the nature of the projectile is not immediately clear. south korean military official told reuters by telephone if this is, milissa, the case that another missile has been launched by north korea, it is the fourth time this year that, that country has done it, and every month, february, march,rif
this is turning out the be a missile test. and clearly, also a test of the new president of the united states. people have been waiting, milissa, for the see whether north korea would conduct a n e nuclear test. that it has not done. and it is conducting the fifth nuclear test last year, and it has not done that since then. a and so that is september last year, and president trump has not faced that kind of a challenge yet. but this is looking as if it is another are provocation by north korea. and in washington, what are u u what are you hearing?
down around police headquarters to continue their demonstration. clearly, milissa, the mayor s apology has not been accepted here. thank you, kevin. hardball returns after this.
you know, shot. all of these things were scenes of violence. so we would talk to the people. and of course the tactical teams and police officers on patrol all knew that. planned parenthood and other clinics do take security precautions. they do have usually some kind of door buzzer or security or plan to lock, plan to barricade, watch who s outside. the subject of demonstrations when those are peaceful there s no problem. but if they turn violent, you know, they re prepared to deal with that. jim cavanaugh, as always, thank you so much for your expertise. you are absolutely invaluable in situations like this, of which we have far too many. thank you, milissa. you have been watching our breaking news coverage of the shooting at the planned parenthood clinic in colorado springs. the gunman is in custody after previously exchanging fire with officers. he walked out of the building and surrendered. he has not been identified and
but your point, milissa, is excellent. this guy might have went there, he had no plan to egress. in other words, he might have went on a suicide mission. but we have the ambivalence of suicide. we know about this as negotiators. we know that people want to kill themselves but they might not kill themselves. we even might have saw some examples of that in paris where some of these attackers might have wanted to kill themselves with the vest and didn t. so suicide, even though you re certain going into it, may not be the thing you want to do at the moment when you really have to do it. and so this guy might have found himself surrounded by the colorado springs s.w.a.t. team, the a-1 s.w.a.t. team in the nation tonight, and he couldn t do it, he couldn t go out and get killed. and i m sure some of those negotiators worked on him a little while, either yelling down the hall or on the phone or on the throw phone we call it, throw him a phone and worked on him a while and maybe got him to co