BERMAN: Just in to CNN. New and dangerous developments unfolding right now in the Korean Peninsula. A senior Pentagon official telling CNN the north may be preparing multiple missile launches that could happen at any moment without advanced warning. Jim Clancy live from Seoul in South Korea this morning. And Jim, give us the latest.</s>JIM CLANCY, CNN CORRESPONDENT: Well, you know, the world was focused on those two Musudan missiles that have been located along the eastern side of the Peninsula. Now, we get word from U.S. official who's telling us there may be multiple launches. What's the significance of this? Well, number one, it shows that just like he's raised the rhetoric to new levels, Kim Jong-Un wants to show his actions are going to greater levels. It raises the risks of an accident. It raises the risks that one of these missiles could land on somebody's territory, might be shot down by some of the anti-missile batteries that have been positioned throughout the region. And it raises the risk, too, for more sanctions on North Korea. This is a flagrant act on which Kim Jong-Un appears to be trying to shoot his way out of the U.N. sanctions into what he considers a more favorable position for North Korea -- John.</s>BERMAN: All right. Jim Clancy in Seoul, South Korea. Again, the news now, we are awaiting the possibility of multiple missile launches at any minute test by the North Koreans. Thanks, Jim.</s>ROMANS: All right. Ahead on STARTING POINT, it's a rough job market for new grads. Why are so few unable to find good jobs that require college degrees. I'll have the answer.</s>BERMAN: And could Alec Baldwin beginning a new gig in the late-night lineup? That is what is trending, and it's coming up next.
North Korea May Launch Multiple Missiles