by the thousands with hundreds more massing on the rio grande river, preparing to enter the u.s. illegally, and the biden administration in damage control mode after the defense department admits that the drone strike last month killed ten civilians, not isis-k terrorists. arthel: bill melugin on the border in del rio, texas. but first, the gabby petito case. lauren green on the search for the missing 22-year-old with, and now to charles watson live in northport, florida, with the deepingenning mystery deepening mystery. reporter: there s no shortage of twists and turns when it comes to this story. you ve got a search for gabby petito out west, and now investigators in northport, florida, searching for her boyfriend, brian laundrie, as investigators fear he could be in danger after going missing for days. we just heard from the northport police department a short time ago who tell us about 50 officers including fbi agents are on the ground conducting a search of a 25-,000
reporter: i don t think anybody is happy about the price tag, particularly given there s going to be another gubernatorial election just a year from now. people will be voting on whether or not gavin newsom should be the governor again in 2022. if you would have asked me about the surprise a month ago, the answer potentially would have been yes. but the fact that gavin newsom is going back to work in the building behind me this morning after the last couple of weeks that we ve had here in california, i don t think it s a surprise. certainly not to his campaign. they felt very confident about how this was going to play out, especially with the late campaign turn, larry elders, and he wasn t going to accept the results of the election. and the reality is people support gavin newsom s policies, they support him on covid vaccine mandates and mask mandates, support his effort to help the unhoused population, to close the inequality gap and fight the wildfires fueled by climate c
brass to refuse orders from anyone including the president unless milley himself was involved. this reporting is from the new book peril by legendary journalist bob woodward and washington post reporter robert acosta. an early copy of the book was obtained and jamie joins us now. incredible to have you. let s start with the secret meeting that happened on january 8th. what have you learned about that? first of all, the book contains just chilling details of trump s final days in office, but what we know is that chairman of the joint chiefs of staff mark milley was he took secret action to limit trump s ability to order a dangerous military strike or use nuclear weapons. let me just set the stage from the book. it is january 8th, two days after the assault on the capitol, and woodward and costa reveal milley is so deeply shaken by the attack that he believes that trump has become increasingly unstable and unpredictable. they also write that milley believed trump wa
why the president s sweeping agenda is now in peril, and a new tropical storm forms in the gulf of mexico. nicholas on track to hit a battered region with up to a foot of rain . good to have you with us. north korea said it test fired a new strategic weapon in a move that will likely rachet up tensions in the region. the north korean media reported on successful tests of long-range cruise missiles over the weekend which hit targets 1500 kilometers away. the u.s. and korea are looking into the claims. good to see you paula. putting aside the timing of this, coming as it did on the 20th anniversary of the 9/11 attacks, just how significant is this really? reporter: well, rosemary, it is significant that north korea is testing new weapons if that is the case. this is what statement media said. it is a new strategic develop in development for two years. we have seen the new weapons systems on show. experts were saying at some point north korea will need to test them and that is
finals fails. we begin in north korea and what appears to be a show of strength. state media reporting that north korea has now successfully test fired new and strategic long range cruise missiles. according to the report, the missiles tested over the week flew 1,500 kilometers before hitting their targets and falling into water. both south korea and the u.s. say they are looking into these claims. south korea s top nuclear envoy is set to discuss north korea during a meeting monday with u.s. and japanese officials. let s go straight to the region. paula is standing by for us. what more can you tell us? hi. reporter: this was another wake-up in the region. it is not as significant as it would have been if it were a ballistic missile. this is the type of missile that is not violating u.n. security council resolutions so technically, north korea didn t break any rules. clearly it is something that everyone in the region and washington watches very closely. we know in the