Russia Accused of Helping North Korea
CUOMO: In a new interview with Reuters, President Trump is accusing Russia of helping North Korea evade international sanctions. Russia's foreign ministry rejects the president's claim. This comes as President Trump heads to the Pentagon today to discuss America's defense strategy. Barbara Starr live from the Pentagon with more. What do we expect?</s>BARBARA STARR, CNN PENTAGON CORRESPONDENT: Good morning, Chris. The president arrives at 11:00, heads-up the stairs, makes a quick left right into the tank, the secure conference room. They will be discussing the impact on the military if there is a government shutdown. The troops stay on duty. They will be paid if there's a shutdown after it ends. But, topping the list, the nuclear posture review. That report that the president ordered all important, laying out the framework for the future for him and the other presidents about the use of nuclear weapons and what nuclear weapons are need. According to officials we are talking to, the draft includes a discussion of potentially developing new, smaller nuclear weapons with less lethal power. That, critics say, could lower the threshold for the use of nuclear weapons in the future, make it easier for Mr. Trump or future presidents to decide to use nuclear weapons. And, of course, facing North Korea, Russia, China right now, that is an all sensitive matter. So the question is, when the president is presented with the basic outline to the report today at 11:00, will he approve it? Will he be asking questions? Will he send it back for more work? What decisions will be made inside the tank today at the Pentagon that will lay the framework for the future for a future president to potentially use nuclear weapons? Alisyn.</s>CAMEROTA: Fascinating. Barbara, please, update us when you have that. Thank you so much for the reporting. So the Justice Department is releasing these new statistics linking immigrants to terrorism. But there are big problems with their data. We're digging deeper, next.