>> it's an itsy, bitsy mouse. in the end, it's victory for the mouse that got away. [ screaming ] >> deborah: there's also the third person who's standing up on the cabinet taking >> north korea has met -- that could reach new york and 39 minutes. >> we must be proactive not reactive. >> this is going to be duck and cover across the country. unless we find a way to contain the threat. >> welcome to chasing news. i'm bill. we have a big show. we'll start with a conversation about north korea. is this real nuclear threat our

way? we heard story after story about the tensions escalating. right now, north korea has threatened to launch for missiles that would strike land 25 miles from our u.s. territory and kuan. that's 25 miles from a naval base and potentially injuring people. the president is camped out in new jersey same were going to be tough. so tough, talking about firing. as a response to this rogue dictator. the question is, how does this impact us here in the garden state? in new york city? fox news put out a show that put out an icbm and an intelligent saying that north koreans have developed and are ready to deploy. it could reach new york city from north korea and 39 minutes. what would we do if we heard

that a missile was coming our way? tensions are at an all-time high. the president seems ready to deal with it. i want to start getting into the details. alex, you are in koreatown. what you got? >> des moines it -- i came here to ask everyday americans of how they feel about the war words between president donald trump and kim jong-un. >> i'm very worried. >> i pray nothing happens. >> he's a pretty young guy. some older people however say they were less worried. having seen us collations and rhetoric between the united states and north korea before. never before has north korea threatened to hit kuan. the u.s. territory that is home to an important air force base. never before have the have the resources to do so, having tested a rocket that can fly that far and hit the island. in fort lee, i am alex. tweet me at the show.

>> thank you. i want to bring in an expert on this issue. christopher. welcome to chasing news. you are the ceo of c7 international and former senior advisor for middle eastern affairs to the department of homeland security. welcome. >> thank you for having me. it's wonderful opportunity. >> this crisis has escalated over the past 24 hours to a new high. it has people on edge. i reference the fox news map that came out showing 39 minutes of an icbm. how realistic is this threat? is this just about making a headline? or should people be concerned? >> if i had ever to be serious about one specific item, north korea is very serious. the absolute problem we have with north korea is that they are serious. you're dealing with the mindset that is totally different than anywhere else in the world.

them in china are pretty close. i've been on the border north korea and south korea, i have dealt with the mindset. i've also been to warm in the bush administration. it is not far from gone. now, i believe it in my heart that the north korean leadership will do it. >> what about the next step? to hit a landmass 25 miles from u.s. territories one thing, to send an icbm to new york city is quite another. >> i just think they want to hit somewhere on the u.s. oil and that is the first step. and they will hit another area. i believe the president is on the right track. >> you served under president bush, remind some of us of the bush doctrine, the idea of unilateral united states action. some might say that why would we weigh? we have a date, we have a location, and we have the knowledge of the action they're going to take.

it's not like they're hiding this from us. what about the first strike on part of the u.s.? >> we must be proactive instead of reactive. during the bush administration we were very reactive. we are waiting to get hit. we're still waiting to get hit. even with this administration, gutter back, i think these concerns are kids, your kids, the lives of americans. we cannot take a concern or threat. >> to think our president is doing this for posturing? do you think now in the planning rooms they're talking about how do we hit them? ottawa stop this? it would seem to me that given the rhetoric we have heard and given the real and present danger, the lesson you would want is to have these missiles launched on august 25. >> if i know anything about this president of what he has done so far, i think is going to take action. he took action in syria. i was going to say a few seconds go, i'm in israeli by birth. live through the civil war. i can tell you is in a writ as is really mindset we don't way for you to hit us. were going to have a missile with your name on it. i think the u.s. needs to do the

same thing. i'm very serious concern. >> i appreciate your time and expertise. thank you. i want to bring in our panel. jeanette, political strategist and matt rennie. welcome. the founder of the -- jersey blog an attorney. you heard some strong words from somebody who knows the business and is on the inside. the department of homeland security. this is a guy who gets it. matt, you know politicians out here, are governors in europe, he's on a vacation out of the state to. >> scouting out future defense sites. >> what's happening here with the legislator? what are the people in charge of protecting new jersey? we have our own department of new jersey. >> we have acting governor here now. sure she is interfacing with natalie new jersey homeland security, but also keeping up with the national guard and making sure we are doing what we can to protect the people. >> what is this mean for the

joint base? >> we knew new jersey would be the last line of defense and in many ways it is. not only is the president bedminster but it's a significant portion of the united states ability to counter any type of attack from the air. it comes down to south jersey. going for, i think president trump is going to have to be proactive. it will be leaning on china to get series about the bad neighbor. >> beyond that, jeanette, you have a family. thirty-nine minutes, what you do? >> it's terrifying. we live through 9/11. we can see a quick devastation can occur in our area. >> does this feel like the specter of 9/11? are we can have local politicians reliving this? thinking how do we prepare? >> i expect diblasio to somehow

blame the police but it has nothing to do with anything. this is the cold war. in 9/11 even though we had a terrible terrorist attack, something your average american had no connection outside of the area. this is going to be duck and cover across the country. >> would you do anything different between now and waiting for the next? >> i personally not doing anything different. i know the administration is. new jersey new york officials are probably getting are states ready. >> what he thing? is this hyper real fear for our region? thirty-nine minutes from an icbm hitting us from north korea. tweet me. >> a here's a look at some of the headlines. the unforgettable white ford bronco in which o.j. simpson was riding while l.a. police chased him in 1994, goes on sale next week on the history channel's pawn stars. the asking price for the suv, which was on display most recently at alcatraz east crime museum in tennessee, is half a million dollars. vance gathered on the hollywood walk of fame to pay tribute to country music star, glen campbell. campbell, best known for his son, rhinestone cowboy, died tuesday after a long battle with

alzheimer's. experts are one about the dangers of copper mugs. the traditional vessel for the moscow mule. the metal may react with a popular cocktail ingredient and cause illness. the mug should be lined with another metal like nickel or stainless steel. that's a look at some of the headlines we're chasing today. >> a battle between the mba and the players union. whether not the player should be forced where something like an apple watch. you have a right your biometric data? i get why some sports ownersrs mine.

>> welcome back to jason's. on bill. here with our panel, jeanette, and matt we saw an article in the atlantic mixing recently about a battle between the nba and the players union. apparently they are at heads over whether players should be forced to wear a biometric reader. something like an apple watch. or maybe a fitbit to show how their heart rate, skin temperature, all of these different things have knowledge. sports is a stats driven industry. so, why not? the owners to have a good point. they're saying that we need to know how healthy these guys are and what they're doing, not only on the corporate off the court. it got us talking about how much is too much information? there already discounts for auto

insurance if you can show your insurance, how you're breaking hiv. how much is too much? join in our panel, special yes, j black. comedian. you're wearing a fitbit, i watch? >> it's an apple watch. >> you have been tracking your biometrics. your heart rate, all of this. according to what we put on the board, the data from your watch you have lost 44 pounds and nine months. >> i think we probably have video of me on the show from nine months ago where this entire table is tilted. >> from your watch, you're taking 8 - 10000 steps every day. so somebody in apple world is watching your stuff. do you see this as helpful or creepy? >> i think it's awful. i love my apple watch. where is a? >> it doesn't has my outfit today. but it helps with my workouts and tells me what my heart rate

is. something where my peak target heart rate range. >> so personal use is one thing. matt, how big of an issue as is with privacy? players union is pushing back on this, did have a good point? >> it's great for lawyers. it would be depressing for me to wear because my stats would be terrible. but from the perspective of lawyers it will create litigation. you have a right your biometric data? i get why sports owners wanted but what happens when you health insurance company wants a? what happens when your employer wants it? >> what about an insurance company? could they refuse coverage? is a pre-existing condition something that could be found on your apple watch based on the number of steps you take? >> it's like big brother. it's good information that personally. the question is, would you let your employer have access to the kind of data? more poorly, would you let your

insurance company have it? would you take a discount in exchange for your privacy? let me know. tweet me at the show. >> we will switch gears now talk about a company that has gotten big online retailer called boxed. they value you undervalue their play so much that they pay tens of thousands of dollars to cover employees wedding. that sounds like a company you would want to work for. diane has more. >> it was an idea born out of a two-car garage in new jersey. now, four years later, it has become this. this is the home of the online retailer known as boxed. you can shop for bulk for less from your couch. >> boxed is an online warehouse club. we sell only large items, it's like bj's, sam's club in cosco itself. we deliver to your door. in this area overnight. >> last year they rang up a $100 million in sales, double what it did in 2015.

the secret to the successes and just what's inside the box. >> we have a strict policy of treating our employees like adults. >> that means unlimited maternity and paternity leave. as well as paying up to $20000 for an employee's wedding. the co offered to pay for college tuition in full of the employees kids. >> of full-time corporate employees we have lost less than ten or so voluntarily. so if you think about the money that we save on lack of headhunting fees, increase morale, and lack of retraining needed for turnover, it's working out. >> for chasing news, i'm diana. >> i want to bring back our panel. jeanette, matt, jay, i don't know what to say. it seems to me that is completely wasteful. you can almost thrive on the turnover. >> you're married, bill. you do say stuff for your wife t you don't necessarily do when you're dating. after you get married you do that because it makes more sense to keep her then to do a

turnover. when you're dating may be split dinner, you're married, you take a vacation to tahiti because you don't the cost of turnover. >> i could do a whole segment and i asked jeanette if it's okay to split dinner, we could go down a rabbit hole. let's go back to the wedding. $20000? they must have crunched the numbers. >> there smart company. they figured out to keep their employees happy, they should make them happy and not have to pay for training new employees. so, less turnover gives them a competitive advantage. companies all over the state are trying to do how to keep good employees. how to recruit the best and brightest. >> is is a millennial generation who goes through job to job. the don't settle on any one thing, career to career, three or four different careers in a lifetime. is this a throwback to the 40s and 50s where someone might start staying not at a company long-term? >> maybe it is. as a guy engaged, then asked

this company if they need in-house counsel. this is an issue near and dear to her heart. generosity is good business. that only does this company have great novel ideas, but new jersey government should take a look at what the company is doing and say hey, let's make it easy for businesses to attract excellent employees. >> it's a creative ideas. you hear about google have a nap odds and others having flex time. it makes economic sense to allow players to have the flexibility to do these interesting benefits. >> i want to have a balance the difference? one is getting married its $20000, does everybody get the same amount? at some point at the end of the conversation, you're going to create tension between employees? >> that's way keep the salary secret the same. not everybody's getting paid the same amount. >> there's tuition reimbursement, a lot of creative ways to structure benefits. >> i wonder if that couple who pays for the wedding will they

cover the divorce or alimony if they don't make it? >> that might be the biggest perk. >> thank you for joining us. >> i like the purple tie too. >> matt, good to have you. stay tuned, morris coming up. >> i meteorologist in. here's a look at your fron foret as we look at the weekend. unfortunately the stretch of beautiful summer weather is coming to an end. you won't have problems tonight or early tomorrow morning. a few clouds out there and low temperatures falling to the low to mid 60s. tomorrow's looking okay. we'll develop more clouds by the afternoon. a slight chance for showers. most of us will stage ryan high temperatures not bad, still in the lower '80s for your friday. then comes the weekend. did you know the last time we had a completely dry friday and saturday across the area was june 9 and tenth?

it has been two months since we've had a dry weekend. that stretch is going to continue as we have unsettled weather on the way. one of two scenarios will play out. the first would be scattered showers and thunderstorms on saturday and sunday. scattered, that means it will be on and off. there will be time of dry weather in the middle. scenario number two would be heavy, steady raid on saturday clearing away for sunday. we might actually get to enjoy the second half of the weekend. saturday will be the wetter day, sunday will be the warmer day of the weekend. which do you prefer? hit me up on twitter or facebook with your answer. >> your some headlines were chasing today. president trump double down on his threat to bring fire and fury to north korea's doorstep. >> if anything, maybe that statement was not tough enough.

>> the president speaking from's golf club in new jersey when say whether the u.s. would strike first. north korea threatened and -- >> chief of staff the two others gave notice as tensions between the u.s. and north korea increase. a detective testified at a hearing of a new jersey teen who died at penn state university the sum i may have deleted video footage from the night in question. a fraternity members are charged with involuntary manslaughter and aggravated assault in the death. timothy died after falling down a flight of stairs following the night of drinking in february. that's a look at some of the headlines we're chasing today. >> remember that beach's breading went to spar? that's when people come in

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this is the last month to put your tent up. 2017 at the jersey shore, will this be remembered as a summer that beach spreading went too far? you know beach spreading, that some people, take up huge amounts of space on the beach, often with tents and canopies. you say that more and more over the past ten years. after seeing scenes like this, belmar has introduced an ordinance that would ban tents and canopies on the beach starting in 2018. >> over the past three years we've seen an increase in these large tents on the beach at belmar. it's more appropriate for a campground or backyard barbecue or tailgating. but they're not really appropriate for the beach. we want to keep a more traditional beach umbrella. >> you there are other beaches where the tents work on that aren't as crowded. for example island beach state park, you could drive your car on the beach. same thing with a ten. it really starts to crowd out.

we've her from lifeguards that there's a concern regarding public safety with their large tents it abstracts the view of potential swimmer in distress. >> i've only seen one tent on the beach today. it gets worse on the weekends. people come setting up huge tents with spread some big chairs and tables. if you want to be in your living room, why not stay in your living her. on the other hand, how much longer can the list of banned things on new jersey beaches get? >> and they have a ridiculous number of rules. no pets, no smoking, no booze, no skateboard, no scooter, no bicycle, no rollerblade, no segue. all these rules of the new temp and are people with no consideration just being up noxious and rain in it for everyone else. this is where enforcement will get tricky. i don't call that a tent.

i will want to be a beach badge and forced my person did you know about this high controver controversy. >> i did not know i would be in the middle of it. i was looking to fly under the radar. these ladies told us about it as we are setting up our tents. >> they told you. >> very nicely. were not blocking anybody. i don't see the problem. >> another great night of chasin g news. we appreciate you joining us tonight. we'll be back tomorrow. before i go, i want to talk about something that's been bugging me all day. click paid headlines. don't tell the whole story. the story came out about a russian spy plane asking to fly

over the residence in new jersey. you read the headlines you think we are under potential attack where they were surreal in our territory. that wasn't the case. we have a treaty with the russians. as by train trips. there were air force personnel on the plane. so the next time you see a headline that says there's spy planes over bedminster, read the article. there's more information. it will usually tell you the truth. for me there's got to be responsibility on the part of newspapers and magazines. enough of the click bake. were sick of it. it doesn't tell the story. as a matter of fact some people read the headline because that's all they have time for have at it, work with us. tweet me or tweet the show and we will see you tomorrow night.

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