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 As a belligerent North Korea gives mixed signals about its intentions, Sen. 
John McCain on Monday urged the U.S. to be prepared to shoot 
down any missile that leaves North Korean airspace.The hawkish Republican 
senator made the call in a brief statement Monday afternoon. So far, 
Pyongyang has not gone through with a missile launch, despite expectations 
among some that the regime could mark the anniversary of Kim Il 
Sung's birth with such a launch."As the world waits to see whether 
North Korea will act on its threat to test launch a medium-range 
ballistic missile, I maintain that the United States should treat any North 
Korean missile launch as a threat to our national security and our 
allies, and that we should shoot it down once it leaves North 
Korean airspace," McCain said in a statement. "North Korea's leaders should 
have no doubt that the United States of America has both the 
capability and the will to eliminate the threats they seek to pose 
to international peace and stability."U.S. defense officials have already 
said the United States has the capability to intercept any missile headed 
toward the homeland -- though it is seen as unlikely that North 
Korea would fire a missile toward the U.S.Asked Monday about the absence 
of any missile test so far, White House Press Secretary Jay Carney 
said officials are still monitoring "very carefully.""We would not be surprised 
if that series of provocative actions and bellicose statements were 
 tor Robert Mueller and Homeland Security 
Secretary Janet Napolitano.Details of the explosion, which ripped through 
the crowded finish line at the Boston Marathon, are still emerging. Boston 
police say at least two are dead and 23 injured.Authorities were guarding 
a person of interest at a local hospital, sources told FoxNews.com. The 
person, who sources said is 20 years old, had severe burns, but 
authorities had not determined whether the person is a victim or a 
suspected perpetrator.The Boston police commissioner claimed no "suspect" 
is currently in custody.Attorney General Eric Holder has also spoken with 
Mueller and has likewise directed the "full resources" of the Justice Department 
to be deployed, a spokesperson said.Vice President Biden, during a conference 
call on gun violence, said "our prayers are with those people in 
Boston who suffered injury."Mitt Romney, former governor of Massachusetts 
and 2012 Republican presidential nominee, tweeted: "Our hearts are heavy 
with the news out of Boston today."

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