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this is the cbs evening news with scott pelley. mason: good evening. scott is off tonight. i m anthony mason. this is our western edition. late today north korea test fired another ballistic missile. just hours earlier president trump warned that a major conflict with the communist nation is possible and secretary of state tillerson told the u.n. security council said that the confrontation could end with reporter: well, u.s. officials say that north korea launched an unidentified ballistic missile. the test happened early saturday morn asia time. just hours after the trump administration issued its latest warning. a nuclear powered u.s. a nuclear-powered u.s. navy strike group and japanese destroyers are now operating within striking range of north korea. a show of force meant to counter leader kim jong-un s continued missile tests. in an interview with reuters on thursday, president trump sounded a warning. reporter: his comments rattled u.s. ally south korea, w