>> stay with us for "good morning america." a." making news in america this morning, china confirms a secret visit by kim jong-un. what he reportedly said about the future of his nuclear weapons program and his potential face-to-face meeting with president trump. anger erupts at a city council meeting in sacramento. [ chanting "stephon clark ] the brother of police shooting victim stephon clark storms the podium while protesters outside block the entrance to an nba game. this morning the new investigation in the case. another major american city falls victim to hackers, this time hitting the city's 911 system causing a 17-hour disruption. plus, the reputed drug boss busted accused of carrying enough fentanyl to kill 10 million people. walmart explains why you won't be able to check out "cosmo" magazine at the checkout

line any longer. and a warning for parents, just how dirty that rubber dirty ducky and other bath toys can be for your kids. a good wednesday morning, everyone. i'm diane macedo. >> and i'm kenneth moton in for kendis gibson. for the first time since taking power, north korean dictator kim jong-un has left his country secretly visiting beijing to meet with the president of china. >> the surprise visit is being viewed as a diplomatic power play before kim's potential summit with president trump. overnight we learned what kim reportedly said about those potential talks with the u.s. we're also getting word that north korea may be activating another nuclear reactor. abc's serena marshall has the details for us. good morning, serena. >> reporter: good morning, diane and kenneth. while it wasn't an official state visit, it had all the trappings of one. according to chinese official news agencies, the north korean leader said he's determined to improve relations

with the south and willing to hold talks with the u.s. two powerful leaders side by side. north korea's kim jong-un traveling secretly to beijing at the invite of chinese president xi. according to state media, kim told xi he is willing to have a dialogue with the u.s., hold a summit with president trump and that denuclearization is possible. ♪ the visit marks kim's first time leaving north korea since taking power six years ago and comes days after president trump's appointment of john bolton as national security adviser, who doesn't hide his distrust and called a preemptive strike on the north perfectly legitimate. >> question, how do you know that the north korean regime is lying? answer, their lips are moving. >> reporter: the visit to north korea's closest ally and top trading partner an overture to soothe relations that had been icy and shore up support for talks. abc's bob woodruff in beijing. >> china is a player again and this could have a big impact on many negotiations. the question is, will this help the u.s. or north korea?

>> reporter: the visit only confirmed overnight, and the white house said they see it as evidence the campaign of maximum pressure is working, a sentiment echoed by the south korean unification minister. but just as the word of the meeting spread, "the new york times" out with these satellite images that show a new nuclear reactor in use. north korea insists it's intended to produce electricity but the technology could also be used to make one of the main fuels for nuclear weapons. kim is expected to meet with the south korean president next month and in discussions to hold talks with president trump in may. if that meeting happens, it will be the first ever face-to-face between a sitting u.s. president and a north korean leader. live in washington, serena marshall, abc news. kenneth, diane. >> many will be looking to see what comes out of that meeting if it does, in fact, happen. serena marshall for us. thanks, serena. president trump is floating a new idea when it comes to the border wall that he wants to build. sources say he's now suggesting that the military pay for the wall despite his repeated promises that mexico would pay for it.

the president has already discussed the idea with house speaker paul ryan and says it makes sense because the wall will play an important role in national defense. congress would still need to approve any military funding. a man from the seattle area is in custody accused of sending suspicious packages to more than a dozen government facilities around washington, d.c. sources say thanh cong phan was already known to the secret service because of letters he had previously sent to the white house. authorities say the packages contained potentially destructive devices and included a rambling note about the president. now to california where tensions may have reached a boiling point in sacramento following the police shooting of an unarmed black man. a protest erupted at a meeting of city leaders last night and outside protesters once again blocked access to the city's basketball arena. [ chanting "stephon clark" ] chaos at the city council meeting in sacramento. [ chanting "stephon clark" ] stevante clark interrupted a meeting called to discuss the police shooting that killed his

brother stephon. the man confronted the mayor, took over the podium then faced the audience. >> the gang-banging has to stop. >> got to go. >> the poverty is uncontrollable. i mean, hear me, okay. >> reporter: abc's kayna whitworth was there. >> he jumped up right onto the podium and took the mayor's microphone. he was eventually escorted out, but you can see there are also people here gathered. they all want justice for stephon clark. [ chanting "stephon clark" ] >> reporter: protesters then marched to the golden one center before the sacramento kings basketball game. for the second time in a week they prevented fans from entering the arena. >> show me your hand, gun, gun, gun. >> reporter: the protest first broke off after this was released showing officers shot clark 20 times in his grandmother's backyard. police say the officers thought clark was armed after getting reports somebody was breaking car windows. but it turned out he only had a cell phone. police say they plan to release

more video from the shooting and now california's attorney general will oversee an independent investigation. my team and i at the california department of justice will do everything in our power to ensure that this investigation is fair, thorough and impartial. >> the two officers involved in the shooting are on administrative leave. clark's funeral is set for tomorrow. and more video is expected to be made public in another controversial police shooting case, this one in baton rouge. city officials say they'll release surveillance and body cam images of alton sterling's killing. he was shot during a struggle with two officers in 2016. louisiana's attorney general just announced the officers will not be charged, but they still face a disciplinary hearing. the video will be released when that process is complete. new opposition this morning to the trump administration's plan to add a question about citizenship to the 2020 census. at least 12 states are expected to follow california's lead and sue to block the question from being added. they claim it violates the constitution, which requires all

residents to be counted. critics argue the question will cause many immigrants to dodge the survey, and if fewer people are counted, it will mean less federal funding for many communities and the possibility of losing congressional seats. supporters of adding the question say it will reduce to voter fraud and lead to a more accurate count. time now for a look at your weather on this wednesday morning. a slow-moving storm system stretches from southwestern texas across the southern plains and the ohio valley into new england. downpours could cause flooding in texas, but we expect just rain showers elsewhere. temperatures will be spring-like in many areas today. look for highs in the 50s in the northeast and across the midwest. even minneapolis will reach 53 degrees. atlanta and miami should both hit 77. 81 in phoenix. 78 in los angeles. 52 in new york. still ahead, the one piece

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planner coming up next. help me. >> you got out of that just fine, mike nicco. looking live at the bay bridge toll plaza. yesterday, we had a couple issues for the bay bridge commute. today we're all clear, incident-free at 4:28 in the morning. stack-up in the cash lanes but that's about it. looking at our traffic maps, live doppler 7, visibility layer on top, we've got a little bit of fog forming in the north bay. we'll talk more about that and the central valley coming up next. thanks, alexis. black lives matter organizers plan to hold protests again today and tomorrow in front of the district attorney's office. they're demanding criminal charges against two police officers who shot and killed an unarmed black man. >> stephon clark. >> thank you. >> tensions were high at last night's sacramento city council meeting after clark's brother interrupted. it was to be dedicated to the

public and their response of the killing of the 22-year-old. sacramento police shot clark in his grandmother's backyard. >> you don't need to -- for what they do. that's the kind of training you need. >> for people and communities of color, the legal and political system is unjust. >> sacramento's mayor says the council will not meet today out of respect for clark's family who will be holding the wake for stephon clark. more sheriff's deputies on campus after a threat was called this to the school. you're looking at the panic that erupted when students were suddenly told to evacuate yesterday afternoon. sheriff's deputies swept the campus. they determined there was no threat to the school. they are going to provide more security today to reassure the students, parents and faculty. new this morning, stormy daniels' attorney is looking to

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