we know at least two of those medical teams will be leaving tomorrow to little rock air force base. >> we are ready, absolutely. we only need 12 hours to be sent off on a mission. >>michael zaleski is among the men and women at travis air force base prepared to help with the ministering effort. >> they can fly up to 8037 pounds. so we can bring lots of cargo. >>> across the base at david grant usaf medical center, to critical care area teams are did preparing for deployment from little rock air force base. the goal is to transport critically injured or build evacuees to hospitals. >> we are prepared to take care of emergencies. >> they operate in what is similar to intensive care units. >>you are dealing with turbulence, for dealing with vibration and altitude as well. >>they train and exercise, and work really hard in their normal day jobs, and now they will be able to help and answer the nation's call to help them get rental -- to get ready. >> with the situation constantly changing in texas, roughly 60 and men are ready and waiting. >>i'd be happy to help out support teams that are

there's tons of this stuff sort of sitting around so here it was used it was washing all of these air force bases it drains down it gets in the water if you're training at an air force base. and you're putting this firefighting foam on over and over because it doesn't magically just go away yeah i got so down in the fifty's but it was only going to get one person to is the you know what really hurts i think a lot of these people is what's coming out about when the military actually knew right was dangerous and well i mean we worked to remove it yes i mean it was in one thousand maybe one that the air force actually looked into these specifics the air force aerospace medical research laboratory started conducting tests and finally it was a certainty as to about exposure to earlier versions of the p.f.a. asses that we were talking about and they found out they were harmful in female rats and caused behavioral changes in offspring so it wasn't a major role of the women and their children get a fact. but it wasn't until august of twenty sixteen twenty six scene that they are for a start of replacing

to help out americans that are in need. >> reporter: the medical teams headed for little rock air force base don't have a time line on when they will be deployed, anywhere from four to 40 days or really however long they are needed. reporting from travis air force base, cristina rendon, ktvu fox 2 news. >>> early this morning after more than eight hours of heated debate and public comment the contra costa county board of education voted against a proposal to create a new school district in walnut creek. remove five schools from the mount diablo unified school district and create a new school district called the northgate unified school district. they say the mount diablo unified school district is too big and not responsive to the needs of specific schools. critics say it's an attempt for schools from an affluent part of walnut creek to break from a less affluent, more racially diverse part of the district. >> given what we as a nation are currently experiencing related to issues of race and ethnicity it makes it even more agrees-- egregious. >> there is no racism here. we have a wonderful,

you mentioned andersen air force base. north korea occupies about 30% of that island. the u.s. flying bombing missions from that island. on monday the u.s. flew two bombers over the north korea peninsula, on going show of force after their two icbm tests in the month of july, but also last month the u.s. flew two super sonic jets from guam which is why you saw this very strongly-worded statement from

president's words in new jersey, but actually came after some b 1 bombing runs from andersen air force base in guam. talk about our capabilities, talk about the vulnerability of that american territory. >> you hit the exact point, bill, that's critically important. first of all, the threats -- as the smoke has cleared over the last 24 hours from when the president stated his remarks and

members arranged this unit in just a matter of days with travis air force base just around the corner. they tell me they have a lot of military families visiting the park and they are happy to oblige. from six flags discovery kingdom rob malcolm ktvu fox 2news. >>> coming up new details in the chicago murder case of the two suspects who surrendered here in the bay area. >>> up next what we're learning about one of the suspect's mental health evaluations as they prepare to go before a judge tomorrow. >>> and in weather still tracking clouds and fog heading back into the bay -- bay right now. coming up we'll let you know if the cooling trend continues for your monday forecast and eventually we'll warm >>> an investigation is underway in hayward after police shot at a suspected car thief. the shooting happened just after 5:00 yesterday afternoon when police responded to a report of a stolen pickup truck on gamble court near cal state east bay. the owner of the truck told police he saw the suspect steal his truck, so he followed that suspect and then called police. when officers arrived t

they wanted it to land on guam itself and on anderson air force base, they could do that, too. the worry is that, for example, this missile is transportable. the worry is is they have submarine-based missiles as well. so it's as if the north koreans are saying we have got the intermediate, long range and we have other missiles and you won't know where we fire them from. finally, the other worry here is that there could be in the next few weeks another nuclear test. there hasn't been one since september is of last year. and that is the worry that this testing will be relentless and this will continue even as this crisis grows. stephanie? >> nbc news bill neely live in seoul, thank you. >>> in guam today the governor shrugged off the strike plan in a casual manner. >> we are hopeful there would be enough time to make preparations here in guam and at the same time, there would be some time, not a lot of time, where we would be made aware of it. the necessary communication to the public as well as to the military installations here would be known to everyone in this community. and a

territory of guam, home to andersen air force base in response to u.s. bombers flying over the korean peninsula on monday. this after president trump's extraordinary warning to pyongyang that any threat to the u.s. would be met with, quote, fire and fury. >> as a result lawmakers on both sides of the aisle, expressing alarm and slamming the president's comments and calling on him to be more measures. all this comes after a new intelligence assessment that north korea has produced a miniaturized nuclear warhead that can fit inside its missiles. escalating threats, of course, the drum beat of possible war, possibility of an arms race is on the minds of so many in the region. we the global resources of cnn covering every angle. we begin with will ripley, no stranger to north korea, he joins us live from bay with the breaking details. >> reporter: what we're seeing in this region is an increasing concern an actual could break out. we're seeing fiery rhetoric on both sides. north korea putting out an alarming warning to the united states threatening to potent

stationed at nearby travis air force base sergeant thomas landed sunday afternoon at 1:00 p.m. he headed directly to the park to be reunited with his family of five. none of them saw this coming. >> i was talking to my little sister, and my stepmom says, look, look, and i look up, and i just see my dad. it was pretty crazy. >> i was more concerned about the kids, not myself. this was all for them. it's not for us. all this attention -- i'm not used to this. >> reporter: family and friends were given vip treatment, front row seating, no waits in line, and a full day at the park. >> i think it went great. they're all extremely happy. we're happy, they're happy. >> reporter: while a 500-pound sea lion was the main attraction, it was a heart warming reunion that really stole the show. >> once we learned about their story and what they wanted to do through operation care and comfort and travis air force base, we knew it was a great opportunity to show our appreciation. >> reporter: safely back home, there will be much more to do for the thomas family, catching up, sharing stories, a

stationed at the nearby travis air force base sergeant thomas headed to the park to be reunited to his family of five and none of them saw a coming. >> i was talking to my little sister and my stepmom said the looked and i saw my dad and it was crazy. >> i was more concerned about the kids than for myself. this is offer them, not for us, and i'm not used to this attention. >> reporter: family and friends were given the vip treatment, front row seats and no waiting in line, and a full day at the park where they later visited other animals. >> it went great and they are extremely happy. i am happy, they are happy and we are all happy he is safely back home. >> reporter: they will be catching up, sharing stories and reconnecting, all looking forward to the family. >> is it awful to say that we get to take a break from the kids. we have four kids and i am also active-duty so we have had a lot going on. >> reporter: the sergeant declined to talk on camera and today he chooses to be a humble silent hero and wanted to take in this public moment as he looks forward to private time with his fam

near beale air force base. >>> tonight a wildfire is burning close to a military base east of yuba cityurned more than 600 acres near beale air force base. it's believed it started when a bird was electrocuted on a power line igniting grass below. late this afternoon crews from cal fire and u.s. forest service managed to stop the fire from advancing. >>> a drone team from menlo park is helping monitor a fire tonight in yosemite. the south fork fire has now burned about 3,200 acres and is 10% contained and the entire community of wowona in southern yosemite is empty after a mandatory evacuation order went out yesterday, but so far the fire has not burned any structures. >>> take a look at these nighttime images of the south fork fire. the team from menlo park is using three drones to provide realtime data on where the fire burns once the sun goes down. they say it's actually helping other crews trying to protect wowona and a nearby grove of giant sequoia trees. >>> the east bay community of clayton is now using cameras to fight crime. video cameras and special license plate readers are p

they couldn't give us a tour on short notice so we came down to the old air force base to see it. the entire property is surrounded by a 7-foot-tall fence with a green mesh blocking the view. but inside, "waymo" has built a fake city complete with curbs and sidewalks, stop signs, traffic lights, a railroad crossing, and a turn-about. here they can run tests that would be difficult to do in mountain view. for example, we watched as engineers put the computers through its paces over and over again at this four-way stop sign. the sill very prius would cut off the computer and the computer slammed the brakes avoiding a crash. we also caught a glimpse of this minivan covered in read xs. these are level 4 autonomous cars meant to be driven without a person. mark hendrickson is the director of economic development for merced county. >> now that we're experiencing interest from other parties, we have seen this as a potential market opportunity for our region. >> reporter: they have big plans for expansion to attract more companies down here. the land is cheap, two hours away from the sili

threat level has not changed. >> and clearly also aimed a at the political issue of anderson air force baseincrease a the size of that base. guam has been controversial. many would like to see it go. robert santos, thank you very much. >>> still no explanation from the white house after president trump retweeted a fox news story citing anonymous sources. claiming the u.s. had detected north korea moving anti-ship cruise missiles to a patrol boat. haley indicating the report was classified and leaked. >> she described such leaks as incredibly dangerous. but that didn't stop the president from retweeting it just a few hours earlier. a defense official familiar with the latest intelligence did later corroborate that report confirming to cnn the north koreans have loaded two anti-ship cruise missile canisters on to a patrol craft. >> will the u.s. investigate that leak and possibly the president? >> 51 minutes past the hour. the highest number of job openings on record. so where are the wage hikes to match? that's on cnn money stream, next. and only one network can be the best... verizon. just

out to travis air force base, 31. altamont pass, gust near 33. sfo, half moon bay, oakland and with that, you get pretty good marine layer fog bank. thunderstorms continue to fire north. the source of our cool down is that low. it's two pieces of emergency. a main low and another piece of energy rotating behind that. and that's enhancing that fog bank and giving us drizzle. 50s and 60s. everyone is close. 64 san jose. there's a lot of 350s here, but -- there's a lot of 50s. 50 in truckee. 59 in monterey. that system will keep us today with a good fog bank and temperatures that will be in the -- starting off in the 50s and 60s and end up in the 60s and 70s and 80s. sal here. is everything quiet? >> i'm making sure nothing has happened. we haven't seen anything severe. so that's good, steve. we're off to a nice start. we're going to look at interstate 80 westbound and drive from vacaville to fairfield and the area of valet yo. you heard steve say there's driz and you might see drizzle as you drove through. we're looking at the south bay commute. ye

based on the results, the magazine ple dikted that one quarter of microsoft's laptops and tablets would have reliability problems in the first two years of ownership. >>> the air force needs new fighter jets, but they're expensive. so, it's doing something unusual that could give smaller contractors a chance to build a cheaper plane. morgan bren p reports from holloman air force base in new >> in the middle of the desert, fighter pilots have been conduct testing in a new kind of experiment. >> we took a problem we saw or area we thought we wanted to experiment and engaged industry to see if we could do things in a diffo it is unusual. >> the air force is testing light attack aircraft built by three contractor teams. sierra nevada, air tractor which partner with l3 and texttron. just as the pentagon is undergoing a massive acquisition in structuring, air force officials say this exercise allows this em to test aircraft available and do so without having to decide on dedicating huge sums. it marks a huge shift on how the service could buy future equipment. heather wilson, who's been at the job less than three months, says the goal is to make it ease governmeore compan

that is on two nuclear-capable bombers at andersen air force base.he governor guam says the island is prepared for any eventuality. lauren: more and president trump's comments and reactions to them from adam shapiro. reporter: good morning, cheryl, good morning, lauren. the crisis management in the crisis is north korea appeared he tweeted yesterday after many years of failure, countries come together to address the dangers posed by north korea. we must be tough and decisive. the "washington post" indicated north korea is a small nuclear device capable of putting on an intercontinental ballistic missile. this is how the president responded to that thread. >> north korea must not make any were threats to the united states. they will be met with fire and fury, like the world has never seen. he has been very threatening, beyond a normal state. as i said, and they will be met with fire, fury and frankly power, the likes of which this world has never seen before. >> democrats criticizing the president. senator dianne feinstein issued a statement saying is

air force has successfully tested an intercontinental ballistic missile at vandenberg air force base overnight test is the u.s. military's own show of force in the wake of north korea's recent testing of two missiles capable of hitting north america! >> the white house changes its story on a meeting donald trump, jr. took with a russian lawyer during a presidential campaign. the administration says the president did weigh in on his son's misleading statement which was released after that meeting was revealed. >> in just a few hours, a judge could decide if three men should stand trial in a political corruption case. they are accused of taking bribes and laundering political campaign donations in 2012. >> this morning, a 17-year-old boy accused of jumping out of a plane on the sfo tarmac is set to have a mental health evaluation. the teen was traveling alone on a copa airlines flight from panama city that reached the tarmac at sfo when he jumped. >>> right now, a ride at california's great america in santa clara is back open. however, the fireball ride at the santa cruz beach boardwal

territory of guam, home to andersen air force base in response to u.s.ay. this after president trump's extraordinary warning to pyongyang that any threat to the u.s. would be met with, quote, fire and fury. >> as a result lawmakers on both sides of the aisle, expressing alarm and slamming the president's comments and calling on him to be more measures. all this comes after a new intelligence assessment that north korea has produced a miniaturized nuclear warhead that can fit inside its missiles. escalating threats, of course, the drum beat of possible war, possibility of an arms race is on the minds of so many in the region. we the global resources of cnn covering every angle. we begin with will ripley, no stranger to north korea, he

air force having served in korea. an update, what does the u.s. have in south korea and guam right now? what could it lose their? there? the air force base that we haven't guam normally basis bombers. about 28,000 troops, mostly couple of big air force bases. a regularctice on basis, with additional forces to the region. to theions escalated point where we thought a general , we couldbreak out move more stuff in there. ink: in the past -- vonnie: the past the freeze option has not worked for diplomats looking for a solution. having served there, do you feel like that could still be an option in some way? >> it can be explored, but the bottom line to me is that it appears the north is very committed to developing and having these weapons. we have had some agreements in the past that fell apart. the regime sees these is necessary for its survival. i just don't know that there is much that we can really offer them that can get them to back off the course they are on. >> which companies, both in the u.s., and closer to north korea, south korea, japan, which companies are set to gain and some sort of standoff between the two countries? i supp

has an air force base. hawaii is also within north korea's striking distance.w is that state preparing? cnn's sara seidner explains from honolulu. >> reporter: we are inside a bunker inside the diamond head crater. there are six feet of concrete above me, six feet of concrete in the walls. this is the place where the emergency operating center state warning point exists. the reason why this place is so important is this is where warning to all the hawaiian islands will come from. see that phone there? that phone will get a phone call from pacific command once they determine that a missile is coming from north korea headed this way. then this phone will be picked up. this will send out a call to all of the counties simultaneously and they will warn their population that this is going to be an attack and to prepare. there will also be a tone that will be sent from here. that is the plan to all of the islands and you will hear a warning sound and a siren coming to all the islands. there will be also simultaneously going out on the television so that you'll know th

stationed at nearby travis air force base sergeant thomas landed sunday afternoon at 1:00 p.m. he headed directly to the park to be reunited with his family of five. none of them saw this coming. >> i was talking to my little sister. my step mom looked up and i saw my dad. >> i was more concerned about my kids and myself. this is all for them. it's not for us. all of this attention, i'm not used to it. >> reporter: family and friends were given vip treatment, front row seating. no waits in line and a full day at the park where they would later visit other animals. >> oh i think it's great. they're extremely happy. i'm happy, they're happy, we're all happy. daddy's home. >> reporter: while a 500-pound sea lion was the main attraction it was a heartwarming reunion that really stole the show. >> once we learned about their story and what they wanted to do through operation care and comfort and travis air force base we knew it was a great opportunity to show our appreciation. >> reporter: safely back home there will be much more to do for the thomas family. catching up, sharing sto

air force intercontinental ballistic missile test will launch in the next few hours, this will be the fourth icbm tests from vandenberg air force base, closely monitoring it, the missile will travel 4th miles landing in the western pacific ocean days after north korea fired its longest missile yet crashing into the sea of japan missing a passenger jet by just twee 10 minutes. the rogue nations in us cities. the rockets went likely hit anything. stocked by nuclear tests by dictator yet good to. rex ellison calling track sticks like b-1 bombers over the region peaceful pressure and open the door to negotiations. >> the condition of those talks is there is no future for north korea, nuclear weapons or the ability to deliver nuclear weapons to anyone in the region much less the homeland. >> reporter: secretary tillerson calling on china to raise pressure on its neighboring communist nation. south korea is increasing its military presence on the border but china is likely to object and stay away from the negotiating table. the us military has detected highly unusual and unprecedented levels of north korean submarine activity and more mis

these 400 missiles are located at air force bases in north dakota, montana and wyoming. the u.s.has ballistic missile submarines of the ohio class. each ballistic missile submarine, harris, carries 24 ballistic missiles. each one of those carries up to 10 independent warheads larger than the size of hiroshima and hit 240 cities. also has a fleet of long range bombers, b-52 and long range bombers. >> harris: as we get that information out, one thing general keene knows if they strike first it, will be the only time they do strike. they will be obliterated. have you laid that third option, if you will, that potential to take the first step in response to anything that they would do. serious stuff. let's talk a little bit about, if you can, just the situation now at the state department. lucas, thank you very much. we're going to go to rich edson who is live at the state department. rich, it's interesting because the secretary of the state is in that region right now addressing this exact issue. he was just there on august 1st saying we are not your enemy, north korea. this is not a

. >> want is hoping edison air force base and thousands of troops 2000 miles southeast of north korea and arms with the us's high-tech missile-defense system, the commander of the atlantic fleet says this is not a drill. >> i can assure you our headquarters in hawaii, headquarters on the peninsula are operating forces in the area have looked closely at the specifics of having to attack. this is not a drill. this is very serious and china has to help us put pressure on north korea. >> democrats are blasting the president's comments, we need to be firm and deliberate, reckless rhetoric, to keep america safe and feinstein saying donald trump is not helping the situation with bombastic comments. overnight, bombers flying over the north korean peninsula escalating tensions. heather: some people saying bombastic wording, nothing has worked up to this point. rob: no president, no administration has figured out how to deal with this regime, no one has gotten north korea right. each dictator of this regime has gotten more bold. this new kid is twice what his father was as far as crazy. heather

air force one. president trump just arrived at joint air force base andrews. he will meet with the fbi director about the violence in charlottesville. he also has another event. we are told he will speak about the events in charlottesville in public. what will he say? that is what we do not know. the white house will not say that he will name the white supremacist or the neo-nazis that sparked the vie listens there. one person he did name is the ceo of merck, ken frazier. one of the african-american ceos in the united states who quit the president's manufacturing counsel over the president's response or nonresponse, in his mind, to the events over the weekend. with us, errol louis. errol, the president's react to the president, ken frazier quit the president's counsel. he has been on the president's side many times. he quit. what did the president do about it? he went after him. now that he resigned we have more time to lower, rip off drug prices. again, if you are keeping score at home, one mention of ken frazier in the last 48 hours, zero mention of white su

us b-1 bomberstaking off from andersen air force base on the island of guam.part of daily operations t this strategic u.s. launchpad in the western pacific.ivan watson: "40% of guam's economy depends on military spending. so installations like andersen air force base are small cities. home to thousands of service personnel and their family members."there are around 5,300 military personnel stationed at andersen and at guam's naval base.u.s. officers here emphasizeguam is more than just a military posting.ltnt col christopher occhiuzzo: "the majority of the people, here we live here. i live here. my wife lives here. my two daughters live here. my son lives here. they go to school here. we go to tumon bay. we go to jeff's pirates cove so we obviously have a vested interest here and we feel safe here right now and that's what this continuous bomber presence does, it assures our allies and deters our adversaries." it is guam's military installationsand its geographic proximity to the korean peninsulathat have made it the target of verbal threats from the north korean regime.guam's homelan

the google spinoff has transformed the former air force base in atwater to a real world train ground. kpix 5's keit do was able to get a look inside. >> reporter: the small town of atwater 27,000 population has a secret until now. "waymo" the spinoff company from google has built a 90-acre self-driving vehicle test track the largest in the country. "waymo" officially lift the veil of secrecy with this story in the atlantic. they come accommodate our request for a tour on short notice so we came down to the old castle air force base to see for ourself. there's a 7-foot fence with green mesh blocking the view but inside they have built a fake city complete with curbs and sidewalks, stop signs, traffic lights, a railroad crossing and a turn-about. here they can run test that would be difficult to do in mountain view. we watched as engineers put the computers through their paces over and over again at this four-way stop sign. the prius cut off the computer and the computer slammed the brakes avoiding a crash. a minivan covered with red xs, level 4 autonomous cars according to the atlantic

military bases, including the air force base where many of the united states'-2 bombersrs take off from before flying over the korean peninsula. for decades residents of guam , have resisted the militarization and colonization of their homeland by the united states, which has now put them in the crosshairs of a possible nuclear war betwtween the u.s. d north korea. viamore, we go to guam democracynow video stream to speak with lisalinda natividad, president of the guahan coalitioion for peace and justs, and a membmber of the guam commission on decolonization. she is also a professor at the university of guam. in 20155, she visited north kora as part of an international women's delegation called women cross dmz. and in chicopee, massachusetts, we're joined by david vine, author of "base nation: how u.s. military bases abroad harm america and the world." he is an associate professor of anthropology at american university. welcome. what is the atmosphere on guam right now? how are people responding to this escalation between president trump and north korea? because ofne hand ,ur hyper mili

naval and air force base, as well as a population of some 160,000

stationed at the nearby travis air force base sergeant thomas headed to the park to be reunited withe and none saw this coming. >> i was talking to my little sister and my stepmom said look , and i looked up to see my dad which was crazy. >> i was more concerned about the kids. this is offer them, not for us. all the attention, i am not used to this.>> reporter: family and friends were given the vip treatment, front row seating and no waiting in line and a full day at the park where they later got to visit the other animals. >> it is great and they are all extremely happy, and we are all happy he is home. >> reporter: safely back, and much more to do with the thomas family as they catch up, share stories and reconnect as they all look forward to all things family. >> it is going to be nice to have a break from the kids even though that may be awful to say. we have four kids and i am also on active duty so we have a lot going on. >> reporter: today sergeant thomas wanted to be a humble and silent hero and taking in this very public moment as he looks forward to private time with his f

servicemen and women at andersen air force base and naval base guam. and family members, about 13,000 here. of course, this island is home to more than 160,000 other american citizens. the local civilian authorities were issues instructions to people today. we heard from the guam homeland security adviser, yes, just 14 minutes for a north korean missile to get from north korea to guam, provided all of it, technical features of that weapon work and provided it can penetrate multiple players of missile defense, u.s., japanese and south korean missile defense. now, the local authorities have published what they describe as an emergency fact sheet in the event of a missile threat, and that makes for some sobering reading, because it urges people to look for concrete shelters in the event of an attack, and tells them what to do. not to look at a flash on the horizon, if, god forbid, there's a nuclear explosion, but gives you a sense of some of the preparation and the advice that the authorities are giving. that said, the authorities continue to insist that

territory is home to anldzer son air force base.f american personnel and families are based there and threat came after president trump delivered a warning to north korea they could face fire and fury if they make more threats to the u.s. >> striking contradiction about the russian investigation. he has been publicly calling wide inning investigation a witch hunt. through his lawyer the president sent private mes messages to kouptionler robert mueller thanking him hor positive work in the investigation. he came under fire for speaking privately about the investigation with former fbi director james comby. the president fired comey shortly afterwards. >>> impacting patients at a local hospital. the labor unit at united medical unit close snrd at this time it's not clear why the d.c. health department gave that order but it could have devastating impact on the community. annie. >> reporter: hey, good morning, maureen, wisdom, this is a big inch pact on the community. first and foremost this is only hospital available on the east sie o

the air force, navy and coast guard on an island 30 miles long. anderson air force bases a launching pad for b-1 bombers. the military and its nearly 7,000 troops sprawl across 1/3 of the island. it's known as "the tip of the spear" the western most military installation on u.s. soil, though there are american bases spread across much of the region, including this one in south korea. >> this is a 24 hour, 365 day operation. >> reporter: lester got footage of the command center. and any missile launch would be detected first. and protecting the region thaad. a cutting edge missile defense system. but if north korea launches the barrage of missiles, they could hit guam in just 14 minutes. >> i feel confident in our military. >> i don't know what's going to happen and i'm scared. >> reporter: today as the sun rises in guam, so does the level of concern. >> from guam. something that stuck out in your report. 14-minute flight time for a missile from north korea to the island there. are there civil defense drills? what are they doing to prepare the public? >> reporter: no new

upper hand across the state and one is east of yuba city burning more than 600 acres near beale air force base sparking a fire on the grass below. no word yet on any containment. >>> in yosemite a team is using drones. the entire community of 70 somebody is empty. -- yosemite is empty. echo dot these nighttime images that came from menlo park using real-time data. it is helping other crews as they try to protect. >>> still had another visit from milo yiannopoulos and how he hopes to spark a peaceful event when he returns next month. >>> how scientists are taking advantage of the day of the solar eclipse. >>> the last total eclipse of the sun of america until the year 2017. they dominate the daytime sky. >> it was really very an incredible experience. >> that was pretty cool. you can tell it was the 70s. a lot of excitement during the last total solar eclipse. this was with walter cronkite back in 1979 and we will see how it compares to today that starts in 4.5 hours and today's the eclipse is providing the perfect opportunity to shed a little light on the signed to science behind it. >> report

anderson air force base on the northern end of the island of guam has been wornaround since d war iile military action against north korea. >> we train every day and our readiness make us ready to fight tonight because we have this power projection here behind us. >> reporter: the u.s. grows more and more concerned about the possibility of north korea launching a nuclear missile this base and its bombers are called the tip of the sphere with their ability to launch preemptive strike on north korean missile sites if so ordered. b-1 bombers working in pairs making the flight from guam to the korean peninsula a mission of about ten hours. the air force call the flights routine and you can also call them something else -- practice. the pilots that fly the b-1 bomber say it's like flying a fighter jet and they cite three word. speed, persistence, linger a long time, and payload. in afghanistan the b-1 is capable of airborne long periods of time waiting for the right moment to strike. this gives the plane its incredible lethal punch. this is actually the bomb rack here. if you look careful

anderson air force base how they conduct their missions. and a lieutenant colonel spoke briefly to the press about combat preparedness from these w warplanes. take a listen. >> we obviously have a vested interest in here. and we feel safe here right now. that's what this continuous bomber presence does. >> reporter: the lieutenant colonel saying their families and children live on this island and they want to protect it as well. finally, the governor of the island is advising residents this weekend to go about life as usual despite the fears, to go to the beach, to relax. that is his advice to the people and tourists on this island, poppy. >> echoing what secretary of state rex tillerson said, americans should sleep well at night. ivan watson, thank you for joining us. now joining us, analysts, thank you both for being here, marc, lieutenant general, let me begin with you. so this exchange of words, so yesterday the president says he may not have been tough enough in his initial statement then north korea comes out and says it is the presid

from northern california is headed to the houston area. 60 medical specialists left from travis air force base today and other crews are on stand by. and from marin, the county water rescue team is headed to the rescue effort. >>> an east bay charity is trying to help animals displaced by hurricane harvey and coming to the rescue with airplanes and volunteers. we are live at the livermore airport with the story. >> wings of rescue want to make sure that texas shelters have enough room. so they are giving some pets a flight to a new home. >> we're here with a lot of amazing dogs that are going to be on today's flight. >> a four-legged rescue mission for dozens of dogs and cats in san antonio, texas. these on their way to new jersey where they'll get new homes. since hurricane harvey hit, wings of rescue have been helping to clear animal shelters. >> the pets we are flying out, these are dogs and cats that no one is coming for. they have been in the shelter system and don't have homes. >> reporter: the charity's founder says more than 200 dogs and dozens of cats are getting a second chance with

it's home to anderson air force base and b1 and b52 bombers.sident mccain said i take exception to the president's comments because you have to be sure you can do what you say you can do. that's the nort north korea stoy tonight. >> other news, a homicide investigation is under way at at atlantic city. live at the scene is annie mccormick. what's the story. >> at this point the atlantic city prosecutor is calling this a death investigation. it's early and they don't know if foul play was involved. we know the medical examiner removed a body from the tropicana about an hour ago. >> late tonight the medical exam feexamner on the sceneexaminer . one person was found dead, another take p to hospital. they'll only say it's a death investigation and won't elaborate on how many people are involved. >> it's an active investigation. our investigators have taken control of the scene. >> police responded after receiving a 911 call after receiving a call from hotel staff. >> people involved in the matter were guests, and they had overstayed their registere

. >> an unarmed missile from vandenberg air force base near los angeles. it carefully calculated and far from flight pass, a sharp contrast from the north korean recent intercontinental ballistic missile test. the missile launch 2300 mile straight into space come in the middle of commercial flight path and as it descended, and air people on with 323 board of traveling from tokyo to .aris flying in the same area less than 10 minutes after the airplane passed, the missile came down and landed in the water where the airplane had just flown by th. >> the crew had no idea they were in danger. >> air france said the fly operated without reported incident. and that the airline constantly analyzes potentially danger flyover zones and adapts its flight plans accordingly. the pentagon says north korea missile launches are done with no coordination. secretary of state rex tillerson offering reassurance to north korea with a warning. >> we are trying to convey to the north koreans that we are not your enemy, but you are presenting an unacceptable threat to us. >> a mi

with north korea. >> reporter: an intercontinental ballistic missile flew 4000 miles from an air force base from california into the pacific this morning. this is the fourth icbm test this year. a u.s. air force spokesman tells fox news the test was long planned. it comes less than a week after north korea launched its longest missile yet crashing into the sea of japan. yesterday the white house along with secretary of state rex tillerson sent a message to kim jong-un. >> we don't think having a dialogue where the north koreans come to the table assuming they are going to maintain their nuclear weapons is productive. we are not your enemy, we are not your threat but you are presenting an unacceptable threat to us and we have to respond. >> stop the game, stop the missiles, stop the aggression and we may be able to find ways to move forward. >> reporter: an air force statement says the u.s. test shows america's nuclear enterprise is safe, secure, effective and ready to be able to deter, detect and defend against attacks on the united states and its allies. military experts expressed concern

from northern california is headed to the houston area. 60 medical specialists left from travis air force base today and other crews are on stand by. and from marin, the county water rescue team is headed to the rescue effort. >>> an east bay charity is trying to help animals displaced by hurricane harvey and coming to the rescue with airplanes and volunteers. we are live at the livermore airport with the story. >> wings of rescue want to make sure that texas shelters have enough room. so they are giving some pets a flight to a new home. >> we're here with a lot of amazing dogs that are going to be on today's flight. >> a four-legged rescue mission for dozens o dogs and cats in san antonio, texas. these on their way to new jersey where they'll get new homes. since hurricane harvey hit, wings of rescue have been helping to clear animal shelters. >> the pets we are flying out, these are dogs and cats that no one is coming for. they have been in the shelter system and don't have homes. >> reporter: the charity's founder says more than 200 dogs and dozens of cats are getting a second chance with r

the air force, navy, and coast guard on an island 30 miles long. anderson air force base is a launching pad for b 1 bombers. the military and the 7,000 troops sprawl across one third of the island. also protecting the region is a cutting edge missile defense system. if north korea launches the borage of missiles, it can hit guam in just 14 minutes. >> i feel confident. >> i don't know what's going to happen and i'm scared. >> as the sunrises in guam, so does the level of concern. there is no new warning system in place so there is a heightened level of concern on this island. an old warning system that has been around for years with 15 sirens that warns the public to move from low-lying areas like the beach will remain in effect if there was a ballistic missile attack, that same siren system would be used. back to you. >> thanks, miguel. stay with us for continuing coverage of this developing story on air and online. our website and facebook and twitter pages are being updated around the clock. >>> the music community celebrating the and mourning the death of one of their