but blew up almost immediately. nbc s janice mackie frier with the cat and mouse game. reporter: 24 hours after a massive military parade in pyongyang showcasing weaponry and military hardware, north korea launched a missile off the east coast and it failed. u.s. specific command confirming it detected the missile, traced it and that it blew up almost immediately. it s still being assessed the type and the range we re dealing with, but it s pretty certain that it s not an intercontinental ballistic missile, one of the long range ones capable of reaching the united states. in likelihood, it could have been a submarine launch because of the coast of north korea is where they have most of their submarine assets. it s certainly coming at a time of heightened tension in the region with the u.s., south korea, threatening north korea if it did go ahead with anything provocative like the sixth nuclear test it looked like they were preparing for. but analysts will spend time looking
disagrees with. we were shocked that the court would consider silencing one group and not another. under our constitution, the first amendment gives all of us rights to freedom of speech. reporter: she says that s one reason why she and as many as 15 members of her group plan to protest in front of live oak high school this cinco de mayo. we planning a flag rally to exercise our freedom of speech. we want to support the boys, the students that were denied their freedom of speech. reporter: she says her group is planning a peaceful protest here that will not disrupt classes. but the morgan hill school district is preparing for possible confrontations from other groups and plan to beef up security on may 5. we re having more meetings. we re also preparing the staff at the school site to, on what they can expect after our discussions with the different leaders of the group that plan the demonstrations or the rallies. reporter: he says the number one goal is to keep s