had been let go from teams working on a cancelled mystery next-generation project and the South Park role-playing game.

Kotaku reports that the next-gen project--codenamed "North Carolina"--was to be published by Microsoft for the Xbox 360 successor. A source told the site the team had been working on the mystery project for seven months and that Obsidian CEO Feargus Urquhart "choked up" when addressing the company about the cancellation of the project.

Joystiq's source suggested that "North Carolina" was "desperately needed" for the continued survival of the studio.

Metacritic and GameSpot are both owned by CBS Interactive.President Donald Trump says military action against North Korea is not his first choice, but he also says we'll see what happens. A key partner in figuring out what will happen is South Korea, and that is where Congressman Ami Bera spent time last week. He's a Democrat from California, he sits on the foreign relations committee, and he was part of a congressional delegation that sat down with President Moon. He's sitting down across from me in the studio right now.

Good morning, Congressman.

AMI BERA: Good morning.

KELLY: What did you hear from President Moon and others with - that you met with in Seoul?

BERA: You know, they take this threat very seriously, obviously. They're on the front line. We thought it was very important to make sure that