2017. this is the cbs morning news. north korea claim to have launched its first int intercontinental missile. and president trump is done. guys, this is florida. >> a family trip to a florida state park ends in monkey mayhem. good morning from the studio 57 news room at cbs news headquarters here in new york.

good to be with you. i'm anne marie green. defying international pressure again, north korea test fired another ballistic missile. north korea claims it was the first test of an intercontinental ballistic missile. the u.s. called it an intermediate range missile. it was tracked by the u.s. pacific command before it landed in the sea of japan. south korea said it flew nearly 580 miles. this is the latest in a string of recent missile tests including three in may. it is an effort to develop an intercontinental missile capable of reaching the united states. president trump responded to the launch on twitter. hard to believe that south korea and japan will put up with this much longer.

perhaps it will end its nonsense once and for all. president trump leaves on a four-day trip to europe tomorrow including his first face to face meeting with russian president vladimir putin. the president will stop in poland and germany where he'll meet him at an economic summit. he hopes to improve ties with russia. the president spoke with german chancellor merkel and the italian prime minister yesterday in preparation for the trip. the government shutdowns in maine and new jersey are over. both passed budgets last night. governor chris christie said he ordered all state parks and beaches in new jersey to open today. he also fired back at criticism over his family's visit to a shutdown beach over the weekend. we're here in new york. good morning. >> reporter: good morning. the assembly and senate passed the budget early tuesday morning.

the deal includes $300 million in democratic spending priorities and overhauls the state's largest health insurer. something governor christie wanted. >> the dep has been ordered by me to have all state parks open tomorrow. >> reporter: he declared state run parks and beaches open for independence day moments after he and democratic lawmakers finally came to an agreement on a new state budget. the governor tweeted this photo of himself adding that he delivered two full terms of unprecedented pension stability and tax relief. >> it's a great day for the residents of the state of new jersey. i wish we would have done this on friday. >> reporter: the budget impasse led to a partial three-day government shutdown. shuttering all nonessentially services. the new budget includes key

plans to overhaul new jersey's largest health insurer. >> the path the legislative leadership chose to adopt the idea we presented in february so that all of our citizens will be taken care of. >> reporter: new jersey's budget woes garnered national attention after he was photographed sunbathing on one of the stretches of coastline that was closed. >> how do you explain how his house stays open and the beach is open? >> reporter: it was one of nine heading into the holiday weekend. another maine also managed a last minute compromise overnight. >> reporter: and the governor's refusal to sign an agreement that raised taxes on residents. thousands of sfurloughing state workers will be back to work tomorrow. >> thank you so much. well, this is the fourth of july. it was 241 years ago today that

the declaration of independence wus was adopted. president trump will host military families tat white house for a picnic. he returns to washington after a golf trip to his club in new jersey. overseas now u.s. backed syrian rebel forces have made their way into the city of raqqa. the rebels were able to breach two small sections of the wall surrounding the city with the help of the u.s. led coalition. and mr. trump offered to help the family of a terminally ill british baby. charlie reports. >> reporter: he was born a happy healthy baby 11 months ago but he was suffering from an extremely rare genetic condition. now he can't see, hear, move, cry or breathe on his own.

he's thought to be one of only 16 children in the world with this condition. uncurable doctors said and the hospital applied to the courts to take charlie off life support. but his desperate parents want to take charlie to the u.s. for an experimental treatment instead. the pope's statement this weekend backed up charlie's parents as did today's tweet by president trump. if we can help little charlie guard as per our friends we would be delighted to do so. it's not clear what the pope or the president can do to help. charlie's parents have raised over $1 million for medical treatment in the u.s. >> we don't want to not have this opportunity. >> if he was up there with wires coming out of everywhere, clearly suffering we wouldn't be standing here now. >> but the british court's

decision sided with the doctors that it would only prolong his suffering. >> permission to appeal must be refused. >> their feel appeals exhausted the family is slowly getting ready to say good-bye to their son. >> reporter: cbs news, london. back here at home firefighters in arizona and nevada are battling a number of fast moving wildfires. the fire near tucson has grown to 14,000 acres. residents of small communities have been forced to evacuate as have campers in the mountains. and there are two wildfires burning near reno, nevada. no word on property damage there. the suspect of p the abduction of a chinese scholar made his first appearance in an illinois court.

he was arrested last week after federal agents heard him tell someone that he kidnapped the girl and held her against her will. >> reporter: 28-year-old present christianson was ordered held without bond accused of abducting a chinese graduate student last month. a group gathered in silent protest outside the courthouse. chrisianson's attorney asked the public not to jump to conclusions. >> i encourage everyone to wait till the evidence comes in. >> video shows the moment he pulled over to talk to the girl. a minute later she got many the car and they drove away. police say the sunroof and a cracked hub cap in the surveillance video matched his car. he admitted to giving an asian woman a ride. according to the complaint he said he believed he made a wrong

turn because the female became panicked. he then claimed he le let her out of his car. he visited a forum called abduction 101. the day before his arrest investigators recorded christianson explaining how he had kidnapped her and held her against her will. jang's family is devastated. >> they kept their hope up. until the news came out that the suspects are arrested and the fbi is presumed that he probably won't be alive. >> chrisianson is due in court for a bond hearing on wednesday. ten people were injured when a taxi slammed into them near boston's logan airport. it appears yesterday's incident is a case of operator error and not an intentional act. it appears the driver hit the gas instead of the brakes.

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♪ good goes around and around... ♪ our top stories this morning, north korea claims it conducted the first test of an intercontinental missile capable of hitting anywhere in the world. the u.s. calls it an intermediate range missile. president trump called on china to put a heavy move on north korea. and the government shutdowns in new jersey and maine are over. both passed budgets late yesterday. chris christie said all state parks will be open today. he refused to apologize for using a beach that had been closed to the public. the symbol of america's strength and freedom was hard to

find anywhere in the u.s., but it's making a comeback. >> reporter: in south eastern virginia in the chesapeake bay, expert climber scales the highest trees in the forest. >> looks like we've got two, bryan. >> reporter: that is where bald eagles live. while their parents circle and complain high above. >> got it. >> the five week old twins are gently placed in a bag and lowered to the ground. >> they go with the flow at this age. >> where wild five biologists take over. they fit the day's birds with id bans and give them physical exams that most humans would envy. >> is he in good shape? >> yeah, this bird is great. director of the college of william and mary's conservation

biology. he has monitored the health of the bald eagle population for 30 years. progress has been stunning starting in 1972 when the pesticide was banned. >> if we had not passed the endangers species act where would we be today? >> there were only 20 breeding pairs on the river. last year virginia had more than 1,000 breeding pairs. in all, 25 to 30,000 bald eagles visit the regeneral each year. he says their recovery is one of the greatest conservation express stories in american history. >> the most gratifying of that is that we did that the large we of the american people. >> we, the people should be proud, he says, that our

national symbol has become soaring back from the brink of extincti extinction. >> well, coming up on cbs this morning an employment mystery. we'll look at why summer jobs are disappearing for teenagers. plus, kenneth shares fun facts about our founding fathers on this understood pen dense day. that's the cbs morning news for this tuesday. i'm anne marie green. have a great fourth of july.

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this is cbs-3 "eyewitness news" this morning. developing right now, disturbing discovery on the street of one philadelphia neighborhood. flab ores there found a child on the sidewalk, live with more on what police found inside and where they believe it could have come from. >> i'm sad that it is three days late, but i'll sign the budget tonight. >> back in business. overnight, new jersey governor christie signs the state's budget. we'll hear from both sides. also, new this morning, a century old home goes up in flames in delaware county. what neighbors are saying about the structure, that burned to the grounds overnight. >> today is