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Kerry says the North Korean missile launch would be a huge mistake. And the U.N. fears for the safety of returning Syrian refugees. I’m Frances Alonzo reporting from Washington.U.S. Secretary of State John Kerry says it would be a huge mistake if North Korea follows through on its threat to conduct another missile test that officials warned could happen at any time. Speaking alongside his South Korean counterpart in Seoul today, Kerry also said North Korea would never be recognized by the international community as a nuclear weapon state. Kerry said the Pentagon is working on the assumption that North Korea does not yet have the capacity to place a nuclear warhead on a ballistic missile. Despite a leaked U.S. intelligence report suggesting that it does.Meanwhile, U.S. President Barack Obama says North Korea should end its belligerence. Kent Kelin reports.After meeting with United Nations Secretary-General Ban Ki-moon in the oval office Thursday, President Obama said North Korea leaders should stop threatening nuclear attacks.Now it’s the time for North Korea to end the kind of belligerent approach that they have been taking.Mr. Obama indicated the door is open to a diplomatic solution, but he warned that the United States will protect itself against North Korean military action. Kent Klein, the White House.The United Nations Refugee Agency is expressing alarm at the rising number of Syrian refugees it says are returning home from Jordan. The U.N. High Commissioner for Refugees spokesperson Melissa Flemming said today that since the beginning of April, around 3,000 refugees have crossed back into the Syrian province of Daraa from nearby Jordan. She said much of that area remains a battleground and the agency fears for the safety of those returning.Meanwhile, human rights groups are urging U.S. Secretary of State John Kerry to raise the treatment of dissidents and other rights concerns during his upcoming visit to China, which is expected to be dominated