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well, it s big because some people say that there were ten kilotons other people say in the ten kiloton range. so the north koreans are making very fast progress. they may have a nuclear warhead for their short and intermediate-range missiles. within two or three years, they ll have a warhead that can hit the united states. they also now have two launchers that can hit the united states. so the american people are now starting to be at risk. the question has always been it s easy, fairly enough, to detect what they re doing. it s been impossible to stop it thus far. where are we in terms of understanding what leverage works? sanctions haven t worked. international condemnation hasn t worked. what do you see on the horizon? well, we have sanctions, of course, the united states and the international community, but those sanctions are not as tough as they could be. as assistance secretary of state russell says, look, our sanctions are design to bring north korea to i ....
were described in the most deplorable of terms. it s extraordinary to think of it. she referred to those people as irredeemable. i will tell you right now, i campaign on a regular basis with donald trump. i campaign all across this country for donald trump. hillary clinton s low opinion of the people that support this campaign should be denounced in the strongest possible terms. the truth of the matter is that the men and women who support donald trump s campaign are hard-working americans, farmers, coal miners, teachers, veterans, members of our law enforcement community, members of every class of this country who know that we can make america great again. so let me just say from the bottom of my heart, hillary, they are not a basket of anything, they are americans, and they deserve your respect. [ cheers and applause [ cheers and applause ] i ve not heard that level of disdain for americans that i can even repeat since barack obama described people that opposed him as ....
there, which could, if successful, help battle isis in the country. now, the agreement comes after months of talks, and at a time when u.s./russian relations are a bit contentious. today the united states and russia are announcing a plan, which we hope will reduce violence, ease suffering, and resume movement towards a negotiated peace and a political transition in syria. working together russia and the united states and our teams have devised what we think is a more prescriptive and far-reaching approach than we have been able to put together to date. this, of course, is donald trump, who is trying to dial back praise of russian president vladimir putin after being slammed for calling him a stronger leader a e than president obama. she talks about me, oh, donald trump likes putin. and putin likes trump. honestly, i don t know the gentleman. but you know what? he s been nice to me. if he s nice to me if we got along with russia that wouldn t be so bad. now, ....
collapsing, it s just too painful for a lot of people to watch. this morning there s a group of first responders commemorating the day at the 9/11 memorial outside jerusalem. take a look at this. this is the only such memorial outside the u.s. that lists the name of every victim. now back to new york where the lower manhattan skyline changed forever, a little less than two hours away from the moment of silence that will honor the exact moment when the first tower was hit. commissioner, good morning to you. good morning. commissioner bratton, first would we look back at that day, most people across the country are seeing themselves where they were watching it on television. they weren t in new york. they certainly weren t members of the department. 23 officers died that day. what does it mean to you? the day is always a very poignant one. a very different morning than that morning. that morning was the brilliantly clear skies and for a week afterward there was no ....
Turning to the scalpel to trim the out-of-control population. announcer: this is the cbs weekend news from washington with adriana diaz. i m nancy cordes. adriana is off. tonight, after six months of wrangling, the house has passed $95 billion in aid for ukraine, israel, and taiwan. it now heads to the senate. the hold-up was the funding for ukraine, which the white house says is crucial to help that country repel the ongoing russian invasion. ukrainian president volodymyr zelenskyy expressed his thanks to congress on social media today. fewer than half of all house republicans, though, voted for that funding, and now some of them are threatening to oust one of their own, house speaker mike johnson, for allowing that vote in the first place. natalie brand has been covering all of it on capitol hill and joins us now. ....