White House Press Secretary: US won't draw lines on North Korea

Speaking to reporters on Monday, White House Press Secretary Sean Spicer refused to draw a red line on North Korean weapons testing.

On Sunday, a missile test by Pyongyang failed seconds after its launch.

Giles Gibson reports from Washington:

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