this morning an emergency u.n. security council meeting called to address north korea's latest missile launch. but can anything short of military action stop them? i think we are moving very rapidly on the wall. we are renovating large sections of wall. brand new by the time we finish. >> president trump refocusing on the wall and talk of a daca deal with dems leaves gop on edge. more equifax, id theft fallout. credit cards were also compromised. >> social media and singing superstar, selena gomez life saving gift from a close friend. >> and kiss it good-bye. the cassini spacecraft ends its

13 year mission, plunging like a meteor directly into saturn. and "early today" starts right now. good friday morning, i'm frances riviera. the military standoff on korean peninsula is exploding with demonstrations of lethal power as north korea fires a ballistic missile. it is the 19th missile test this year. according to a south korean official, the rocket flew around 2300 miles before crashing into the pacific ocean. the u.s. is now responding with secretary of state rex tillerson saying we call on all nations to take new measures against the kim regime. and ron allen is in seoul this morning. ron, how is the rest of the world responding to the latest provocation from north korea? >> well there has been condemnation as you might expect from around the world. there is as you pointed out, the u.n. security council set to hold yet another, another emergency meeting later in new york to deal with the crisis. sanctions were just passed. couple days ago. what was said to be the toughest round of sanctions ever.

the second time that was said. so, yes, the options seem to be running out. here in south korea, the, the military responded immediately to the north korean ballistic missile test. south koreans fired their missile. live fire exercise. the fact of the matter they have been conducting deterrent, shows of force, about every day however. since the last missile launch bay north koreans. since that massive nuclear test. so there is that. we expect that when the security council meets again they will be talk of more sanctions. the russians, chinese made it clear they're only going to go so far. rejected the u.s. call for an oil embar go against north korea. chinese want to see stability on korean peninsula don't want the regime to collapse. this latest missile. yes seemed north koreans are showing they have of a missile capability to fire and hit guam. u.s. sartoterritory. their stated goal. that's what they're apparently, show they can do. threats continue. escalation continues. we will have to see how the u.s.

and u.n. respond. >> frances. stakes and tensions rising. ron, thank you. new disturbing details from hollywood, florida, above the the eight nursing home patient who died and 145 evacuated. some had body temperatures of 106 degrees. according to the state senator who represents the area. its horrifying. not to be callous. people were baked to death in the facility. >> authorities revealed one of eight died tuds desday. had a do not resuscitate order. nobody called 911. instead turning the body over to a funeral home. was ntd until wednesday, 3:00 a.m., the fire started receiving 911 calls. officials say the air conditioning was not functional. and port ac units were used to clear the facility. they're investigating. what happened? >> we're looking into the temperature inside facility.

staffing inside the facility. and all of the conditions in side the facility. in the hours. >> the facilities administrator is cooperating futly. the center contacted florida power and light after irma knocked off a transformer. and we checked on the resident's well being. crews work around the clock to restore power for the 2 remain without electricity. president trump krafld to the state. hitting naples. there he gave out sandwiches and handshakes. later bratzed the recovery effort at an event back at the white house. >> it's been a rough time for florida. but the first responders, coast guard. all the people, fema. all of people that work so hard have done, an a-plus job. >> the president also mentioned hour cane harvey's impact on texas. and that's where happened.

hurricane harvey as far as the hawk there. the injured bird which took on a taxicab, was released into the wild. after two weeks of rehab. the bird is now fully healed. as you can see, flying high. >> in washington lawmakers are scratching their heads this morning after democrats claims of a deal with the president that would protect hundreds of thousands of dreamers. for mr. trump to say the opposite in an early morning tweet. no deal was made. and then, the following up that tweet with this. >> i'm working on a plan, subject to getting massive border control, we are working on a, on a plan, for daca. people want to see that happen. you have, 800,000 young people. brought here, no fault of their own. we are working on a plan. see how it works out. awe all i just spoke paul ryan. do something, not talking

amnesty. we are talking about -- taking care of people. >> so, where do things stand? tracy pots. good morning. kind of a high stakes version of deal, no deem. >> exactly. confusion on capitol hill by the very people who are going to have to decide what to do with that wall. how to pay for it. that was a big issue here. what to do afwult the dreamers can they say legally. there was confusion about the deal, statements, tweets. paul ryan the house speaker tried to clear it up. listen. >> there is no afreemts. the president and the chief of staff called from air force one today to, to, discuss what was discussed. and it was a discussion. not an agreement or negotiation. >> but that may have been clear to ryan. not necessarily to some of his colleagues. other lawmakers took from the conversation. >> one of our product tiff

discussions was the daca program in which weave saul agreed on a framework. >> i've don't think, it's good they're talking. >> we have the makings of a deal. it's a deal on the table. unfair sue say it is a done feel. >> sounds like a deal to make a deal. no appeal currently made. >> deal or no deal. key things to we batch offing. watching this today. whether or not lawmakers directed by what happened behind closed doors will be putting funding for the president's border wall on the back burner. france: >> as you bring that up. one of the central components is the president's immigration policy. that much promised on the wall on the southern border. where he continues, that effort could be a ways off. peter alexander has that report. >> the president promising progress on the premiere promise of his campaign. >> think we are moving rapidly on the wall. renovating large sections of

walls. brand new by the time we finish. >> of eight months into his presidency. there is no building the wall the president has been touting two years. >> we're going to build a wall. build a wall. build a wall. build a wall. build a wall. nbc news learned the study president trump ordered in january, how to fully secure the border, yet to be mienl finalized. the transition team did little to the project. and border control authorities, received prototypes for a proposed ball ares behind schedule. not much has changed since april. >> don't know what it will be made of. how high it will be. don't know, if it will have solar pages. >> if the president needed to build the wall. they couldn't be able to do it. there are hurdles to make it happen. >> the president remains bullish. >> very serious. the wall will happen. >> obstacles. are piling up. many construction firms, are

shying away from typically would be a sought after and lucrative contract. >> the predicament is firms are scared to participate in the wall project. because they see severe potentially severe backlash. >> americans are expressing their duts toubts too. nbc news, monkey poll shows, four in ten support it. 56% against it. a wall of opposition for one of the president's top priorities. >> thanks to peter alexander. more heat on equifangs this morning. a probe into the data breach that compro is mied. 133 million americans. new accusations of negligence surfaced against the credit reporting come of pane. nbc's tom kos ole costello. >> notifying banks 200,000 customer credit card numbers were among those lost in the breach. public outrage continues to boil. in texas.

mike cam's whip's information was stole twine years ago. with the equifax hack, they have frozen their reports. >> makes me angry i have to pay the credit bureaus money to do what they should have been doing to begin with. that's protect my information. >> credit scores are used for loans, credit cards. your ability to get a job. car insurance. rent the apt. turn on the power. sign up for a cell phone. >> what the breach points to. we need better control for consumers over the information in our credit reports. >> more allegations of. played the may hack on criminals that exploited a application in apatchy software. it issued urgent patch to fix it. two months earlier. march 7. the equifax data, was due to

their failure to install, the associated patches foreign the strut project. >> and telling nbc news it did not identify vulnerability until july 29th when it took action to stop the intrusion. among questions investigators have why did it take six weeks for them to go public. >> they kept americans at risk during that period of time. we want to know why that is and get to the bottom of it. awe off it was a week ago that equifax announced the breach. on the same day on capitol hill, lobbying for fewer regulations and liability in the case of data breaches. now facing multiple congressional investigations. tom costello reporting. >> it is friday. looking at the weekend. >> i want to look at the weekend. don't want to look at jose. >> yes we have to now. it is shifting, closer, closer to the coast. with this point. the adviser, start telling

people in southern preparedness kits and supplies in the beginning. make sure you have all of them. in case this gets close. 11:00 advisory. 5:00. going to shift closer to the coast. here's why the red line is the hurricane centers forecast. all of the computer models from overnight are well to the west. 100 miles west of the that. you can see where the lines are generally heading. close call in long island, role island. and masters. >> try to get ahead of the game. have all your preparations just in continues.

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earlier this week camp pendleton, now fort hood and bragg where military personnel injured and in two instances killed during training accidents. in all, over 20 service members have been hurt in training accidents on the three military installations. and now, many want answers including some of the country's temperature lawmakers.

nbc's correspondent has the report. >> reporter: the explosion at fort bragg killed a soldier and sent several others to the hospital. members of the u.s. army special operations command were at a training range when something went wrong. the north carolina facility is often used for live fire exercises. where elite members of the army are based. the accident a day after marines were injured at camp pendleton in california. on wednesday, an amphibious assault vehicle used to transport marines from sea to land caught fire. and left three marines in critical condition, and five more in serious condition. we now have many more accidents due to the lack of readiness and training, and maintenance, than we do in combat. >> we are asking them to do too much, with too little. the result is an overworked, strained force with aging quinn

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philadelphia police shut down a center city business and make prostitution arrests. good morning, this is nbc10 today first look at 4. i'm rosemary connors. >> i'm katy zachry. a few minutes before 4:00 a.m. on your friday.

and erickka martin, pretty cool out there. >> we have a chilly start for some across the delaware valley. locally we're seeing upper 60s to low 70s. northwesterly wind at five miles per hour. mostly clear skies, a dry start. that's good news there. satellite and radar image picking up on some clouds just to the north and west. just along the jersey shore, remnants of irma. here's the story. we're tracking hurricane jose. hurricane jose has been very interesting. initial models had it picking up and making landfall, then things started to change. it's moving west/northwesterly at eight miles per hour. it is going to continue to work toward the eastern seaboard. tropical storm now and then became a category 1. as you watch this here, it will ware elderly the eastern seaboard, and -- it will parallel the eastern seaboard, and it will make landfall

between new jersey and southern new england. of course we'll be tracking that for you. download the free nbc10 app for updates. weekend highs, lots of 80s. we could see isolated thunderstorms for the second half of saturday. not a bad weekend. jessica? we're starting on the roosevelt boulevard, cameras at 17th. looking good. northbound and southbound, especially southbound toward the schuylkill expressway, not dealing with any major problems. speaking of the schuylkill, the expressway, watch for construction eastbound and westbound between the p.a. turnpike. 11 minutes from the westbound side with speeds into the 60s from the vine to the blue route. i'll end with the crash, upper moreland at overlook avenue and endinghill road. >> thanks. to breaking news. bullets fly right through the front door of a house leaving two friends hurt. a 3-year-old child was inside when the shooting