anti-vaccinations. and plus why steve bannon and others who refused to testify about the capitol riot could face criminal charges. and we begin this hour in the uk where police are calling the fatal stabbing of a member of parliament on friday an act of terrorism. a short time ago, borisson, labor leader and patel arrived to pay respects. long time mp, sir david is the second to be murdered this way in five years. police quickly arrested a 25-year-old man on the suspicion of murder. the british media reports he is believed to be a british national of somali heritage. police later said they were search two addresses in london as part of that investigation. cnn s phil black is downing street and we want to begin our coverage with nada bashir. you were just there when the prime minister made that all-important visit. it s been shattering there. how are people reacting to the news overnight that this is indeed a terrorist act? reporter: well, paula, people in this communi
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military and economic might in the region and escalating provocations from north korea which u.s. intelligence thinks may be planning a missile test while mr. biden is there. let s bring in cnn s paula hancocks live in seoul for us. good morning, tell us what is the underlying purpose of the president s visit there? reporter: what the president is here for and what he would like to be talking about is alliances. and talking about economic prosperity and partnership with south korea, talking about security ties. what he might find creeping up the agenda though is north korea. as you mentioned there, we have heard from both u.s. and south korean intelligence sources that they do leave that an icbm test, intercontinental ballistic missile test, may be imminent. this is the kind of missile that if fired at a normal trajectory could potentially hit mainland united states. at this point we re hearing from a u.s. source telling cnn s barbara starr that they believe that they may e
on their side, of course. at one level, you might worry that the words will run out, and missiles will take their place. but you might ask why it s just words, and not weapons yet? could it be that both sides know their own limitations in any form of military conflict? our diplomatic editor mark urban has been working through the logic. american carriers exercising off korea. but these pictures were taken in may, and none of them are there now. the president seems out of sync with his military and his top diplomats. today, he emphasised the defensive nature of us precautions. i think what the president was reaffirming his that the united states has the capability to fully defend itself from any attack and defend our allies. and we will do so. the american people should sleep well at night. tillerson is in tune with generations of american statesman who stuck to teddy roosevelt s maxim, speak softly and carry a big stick. but one reason he can be sanguine is because america s