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that sounds fine unless it's a nuclear missile headed to an american city in which case you want zerotting. >> malcolm, do they have nuclear weapons capable of hitting an american city right now? >> not right now. and that's what all of the controversy is going on in north korea today. is because they are moving forward from their missile which is an intermediate range ballistic missile. however, we're in a race, this large ground base missile intercepter we have in the united states hasn't been tested against very large quantities of missiles and their scenarios, if north korea gets one or two ballistic missiles that can reach the united states, we could go out and shoot from edwards air force base or alaska and try to shotgun effect these things. but this is a scenario which you'll only get one chance to do. north korea if they ever lose their minds and get an icbm capability and then decide to strike the united states, we'll have backups to the system. we have ship based standard missile defense but you're taking a chance on losing a city. more the post part they should ramp up bec

. >> a north korean miss wl a nuclear payload capable of striking an american city is no longer a distant hypothetical but an imminent danger. >> reporter: the trump administration also dealing with the fallout over former national secu business dealings with russia. the top republican and democrat on the house oversight committee saying flynn did not make it known he received money from russia and likely broke the law. >> as a former military officer, you simply cannot take money from russia turkey, or anybody else. it appears as if he did take that money. >> reporter: we heard from general flynn during the presidential campaign last year, where he talked about breaking the law when it came to hillary clinton. now, if he did, indeed, break the law, he faces up to five years in prison. kendis, dianing back to you. >> general flynn known for those chants of lock her up. >>> a federal judge has blocked an executive order that threatened to cut funding from so-called sanctuary cities. the judge says the president has no authority to attach new conditions to spending approved by congress. the

korea, you may have seen it put out a simulated video its missiles attacking and destroying an american city. what is the reaction to the video and china's comments? mr. spicer: i do not think this outhe first time they put propaganda tools. it is encouraging to see china continuing to move forward and join us in this effort to control the area. i think the relationship that the president started building is showing positive signs. tenant continues to have economic and -- influence over china. it is important to see them headed in this direction. it is a positive sign to see them playing a larger role. it is everyone's interest to contain north korea. influence, the foreign ministry spokesman for china which the president is depending on where this incursion is saying he himself, china itself is frustrated with the north koreans. mr. spicer: from an overall diplomatic sense it is positive to see china take positive signs lining with the position we have on this. time will tell. saying a unified effort to contain her career, it is a positive step to protect not only our national security inte

an american city fights back. and the toxic legacy of gold mining in peru. oming up on "earth focus." >> on a warm summer night, you can seeee where peoplple choooo live on toms river, riverboats, beaches, the promise of relaxing days and good health. but years ago the town became famous for a different reason, chemicals and cancer. >> we had no idedea they were discharging toxic chemicals. >> they y never should havave l the people of toms river drdrin that water. >> i know w where my son's canc came from. >> the company got caught. >> it's part of the duty of government to protect the public health an that didn't happen. >> if it happened here, it really can happen any place. >>>> the chemical history of to river began in 1962 when giba geigy, a chemical dye company built a industrial manufacturing plant. >> there wasasn't much h happen at toms river. chicken farming was the biggest industry. there was a little bit of tourism but not much. when this very lararge chemical concern said we want to build a factory to make dye in your town, w we said comome alo

we begin with the massive blackout, crippling an american city for hours. power knocked out, workers trapped. hospitals quick to move to backup power. traffic during rush hour coming to a halt. a major fire in a substation, a massive failure. window washers trapped on the side of this building, no electricity to raise or lower the scaffolding. nick watt is in san francisco leading us off. >> reporter: confusion and gridlock across san francisco tonight. a massive power outage jamming intersections and shutting down businesses. hitting some 90,000 gas customers in all. >> there's been a significant power outage throughout the city. >> reporter: hospitals forced to use generators. window washers stranded. this jewelry store started pulling items from its shelves. >> the elevator just broke on us. we're stuck in here. >> reporter: many others were forced to evacuate buildings by fleeing downstairs. >> the power just went out about ten minutes ago. >> the lights went out and it was crazy. it's pitch black. >> so this intersection, power seems to be out. and we

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we begin with the massive blackout, crippling an american city for hours. power knocked out, workers trapped. hospitals quick to move to backup power. traffic during rush hour coming to a chaotic halt. a major fire in a substation, and authorities say it was a massive failure. train passengers suddenly in the dark. window washers trapped on the side of this building, no electricity to raise or lower the scaffolding. work crews racing to restore power. nick watt is in san francisco leading us off. >> reporter: confusion and gridlock across san francisco with a massive power outage jamming intersections and shutting down businesses. hitting some 90,000 pacific gas & electric customers in all. calls started pouring in around 9:00 a.m. >> there's been a significant power outage throughout the city. >> reporter: hospitals forced to use generators. window washers stranded. this jewelry store pulling everything out of cases. firefighters saying they responded to nearly two dozen calls from people trapped in elevators. >> yes, the elevator just broke on us. we're s

out a simulated video over the past 24 hours which shows its missiles attacking, destroying an american city. what's the american white house reaction to that video and also to the comments by china's foreign ministry spokesperson? >> first part, this isn't the first time north korea has put out propaganda tools, and i don't think we're going to comment every time they put out a piece of propaganda. second, i think it's encouraging to see china continue to move forward and join us in this effort to control north korea. i've commented before, i think the relationship that the president started building with president xi down in mar-a-lago is clearly showing some positive signs. china continues to have both economic and political influence over china, and so i think it's important to see them heading in this direction. i think it's a very positive sign to see them play a larger and larger role. i think it's in everybody's interest to contain north korea's actions. >> how strong is that influence, though, if foreign ministry spokesman for china, which the president is depending on for this part

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. >> a north korean missile with a nuclear payload capable of striking an american city is no idea, butnger. >> dealing with the fallout over michael flynn and his business dealings with russia. top republican and democrat on the house oversight committee saying that flynn did not make it known that he received money from russia and likely broke the law. >> as a former military officer used in plea cannot take money from russia, turkey, or anybody else. it appears as though he did take that money. flynnheard from general during the last year, where he talked about breaking the law when it came to hillary clinton, but if he did indeed break the law he could face up to five years in prison. in northwest, stephanie ramos. overnight,king missile-defense systems on the move. south korea deploying parts of its arsenal along the coast amid escalating tensions with the north and ahead of a critical test launch today. sam: the air force plans to test an intercontinental ballistic missile today, capable of carrying a nuclear warhead it will launch from brandenburg air pace -- air base in californ

an american president what the calculus is. a population of innocent civilians in an american city at risk because of this dictatorship in north korea. we are running out of time here. we tried for 25 years to get the north to give that up. they made enormous progress. they had missile failures as we can see, including today. there is no question the estimate is there very close. judge jeanine: i hear in your voice and your word that this is really serious that we have a calculus to make. possibly seoul or the united states. john: it's in the very near future. iran can buy from north korea the next day whatever north korea possesses. it's two streets. iran and north korea. judge jeanine: more on this ahead with former candidate for president, mike huckabee. but next -- >> we are going to battle on them he step of the way. we are going to put pressure on these cities. judge jeanine: inside the department of justice here in washington. i sit down with attorney general jeff sessions. judge jeanine: were you surprised donald trump did it? >> no, i have been waiting for him to do it. he's the king of change his mind. judge jeanine:

this is also the power of jack's new book were here to celebrate, the gulf: the making of an american city. the clear light of nature, tells a truer story, than the cloudy minds of men. nature decorates in his introduction has been and i quote participants at the sis and catalyst. the riches that made nations wealthy and powerful and overreached their armies fought, it was the wildness our ancestors insisted on taming, discourage that left them despairing and the blessing that kept them alive". introducing jack in the golf is a challenge as his praise for this book is deep. i thrown all of that out, instead, since he plans to talk about some of the revelations in his book. i thought i would share a few revelations about jack. last fall the two of us led about two dozen students on an overnight field trip to sikorsky, and uninhabited golf barrier island. sensitive to the consciousness of the students and my nature writing class and his environmental history class and the number of vegans among them, i declared the weekend vegetarian. i asked everyone to make a veg dish for our potluck dinne

this president faces a strategic reality that a bad man can have a nuclear device that can hit an american city a few years. in other words, during this particular term in office. but when you look at the options, every military possibility is relatively unattractive. that's short-handed for ugly and then are very, very difficult. as well. in the interim period here, there is going to be more pressure through china on north korea, secondary sanctions, enforcement on chinese firms continuing to do business. more pressure on president shi about reducing the flow in the un uncord, it doesn't want to see the korean peninsula reunified under seoul. so there is a lot of complexity to this particular issue, but to come back to it, i think the strike does send a message, but only if there is continued thoughtful assertive leadership by the united states, which then leads us to believe that america first can still mean america leads the rules-based international order. >> final thought, dave, what does this tell you about donald trump as president? did you learn anything new in this week? >> yeah, i thi

is that a good enough trade to obliterate north korean return for an american city?u are a u.s. presidency may not look at it that way. stakes are very high. we need some real serious thinking and serious approach to this. to do itbe able without our allies as secretary mattis suggested. >> we have to have china to engage in change. is it anything you know that came out of the meeting in palm beach that suggested a different kind of eve all the respects to north korea? ihink --d like to would believe they would have a serious discussion where they put north korea at the top of the agenda. i think too often in our conversations in china they go into this list of issues with no issue rising to the top. rise tonorth korea did the top. it is not easy to write a way forward. they are also worried about what happens when there is a north korean demise, what is the if it looks like a chinese defeat. a lot of this zero thinking going on in china. they worry if you lose this last bastion, how will that affect the internal discussion in china about china's own internal system?

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is that a good enough trade to of literary north korea in return for an american city?ou are a u.s. president, may not look at it that way. stakes are very high. tensions are very high. we need some real serious thinking and serious approach to this. we won't be able to do it without our allies as secretary mattis wisely suggested. charlie: but also china. we have to have china to engage and to change. which raises one question about china -- is it anything you know that came out of the meeting in palm beach that suggested a different kind of or in evolving with china, with respect specifically to north korea, and perhaps also to trade? >> i would like to think -- i -- and perhaps this is a triumph of hope over expectation, but i would like to think they would have a serious discussion where they put north korea at the top of the agenda. i think too often in our conversations in china they go into this list of issues with no issue rising to the top. i think north korea did rise to the top. it is not easy to write a way forward. they are also worried about what happens w

objective, to achieve the actuallywhere they can push a button, launch an icbm that could destroy an american cityat which point, they become an intolerable threat. i think the trump administration is saying to the chinese as well, that may be the key to a peaceful resolution of this, we will not allow that. we can't live under the thumb and the threat of this regime. >> dana: do you think that last week's strike in afghanistan, when our military dropped the mother of all bombs in afghanistan, killing thosetr isis fighters, do you think about sends a message both to china and to north korea? i feel like north korea stopped listening in some ways. but china is paying attention. you think they took notice?l >> i think it was a very important message because the main threat from north korea now, they have not gone nuclear. this is not unlike what "the new york times" said, like the cuban missile crisis. the enemy is not a nuclear armed opponent who could destroy the world with us and cause armageddon.ed but what they can threaten, what does deter us, the fact that they have a vast army on the dmz 30

they really do believe that we are very close to crossing a point after which we could lose an american cityand if you the president of the united states and you're being told by your military leaders of this is so dangerous you could literally at some point lose a city, i think you have to take very serious steps to stop that from happening. >> sean: mr. speaker, look at the presidents options here for a minute. you really talking about the possibility that we are going to now engage in a military conflict with north korea, which were told kim jong-un as mentaly unstable. if you look at the neighbors, the launches a nuclear weapon or conventional weapons for that matter, talking about the potential that millions could die and south korea, millions could die in japan. and are we prepared to see that through? if we are not, we better not start. >> millions could die in china. and they're right on the borderr future, 1 of 3 things will happen. i think either he will back down and agree to some kind of suspension of his various programs, under enormous pressure from the chinese, or there will b

a simulated video over the past 24 hours which shows their missiles attacking and destroying an american citywhat is the white house reaction to the video and to the comments by china's foreign ministry spokesperson? >> first part, this isn't the first time that north korea put out propaganda tools. we won't comment every time they put out propaganda. it's encouraging to see china move forward and join us in this effort to control north korea. i commented before, the relationship that the president started building with president xi in mar-a-largo is clearly showing positive signs. china continues to have both economic and political influence over china. so i think it's important to see them headed in this direction. it's a positive sign to see them play a larger and larger role. it's in everybody's interest to contain north korea's action. john? >> how strong -- i'm sorry. how strong is that influence though if foreign ministry spokesman for china, which the president is depending on for this particular encouragement is saying that he himself,china itself is frustrated, increasingly frustrat

footage shows missiles reigning down on an american city and exploding in a massive fire ball. an american flag can be seen engulfed in flames. it was during a musical performance celebrating the birthday of north founder. that's propaganda pure and simple. it's a very jarring image. former president george h.w. bush is recovering in a texas hospital from another bout with pneumonia. he had a recurrence of the illness he battled earlier this year. he was admitted for observation when he could not get rid of a persistent coach. omar is at the houston methodist hospital with the former president's recent health struggles. good morning. >> reporter: good morning, a spokesman says the former president is in good spirits and is being held for observation while he regains his strength. the 41st president had a mild case of pneumonia which was treated and has been resolved. bush spent 16 days in the hospital back in january for treatment of pneumonia. his wife, former first lady barbara bush was also hospitalized with bronchitis at the same time. she got better before he did. but refus

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but is that a good enough trade to obliterate north korea in return for an american city. and if you are a u.s. president, you may not look at it that way. so the stakes are very high and tensions are very high. and we need some real serious thinking an serious approach to this. and we're not going to be able to do it without our allies as secretary mattis wisely suggested. >> rose: but also china, we have to have china to become engaged, and to change which rations one question about china. eting in palm beach thathat you suggested a different kind of or an evolving relationship with china with respect specifically to north korea, perhaps also to trade. >> i like to think and maybe this is a triumph of hope over expectation, but i like to think that they had a serious discussion in which they put north korea at the top of the agenda. i think like in effing, you have to set priorities. and i think ta often in our conversations with china we've gotten into this sort of di sultry list of issues with no real issue rising to the top. so i think north korea did rise to the top.

out a simulated video over the past 24 hours which shows its missiles attacking, destroying an american city. what's the american white house reaction to that video and also to the comments by china's foreign ministry spokesperson. >> the first part this isn't the first time north korea has put out propaganda tools. i don't think we're going to comment every time they put out a piece of propaganda. it's encouraging to see china continue to move forward and join us in this effort to control north korea. i've commented before. i think that the relationship that the president started building with president x in mar-a-lago is clearly showing some positive signs. china continues to have both economic and political influence over china and so i think it's important to see them heading in this direction. it's a very positive sign to see them play a larger and larger role. it is in everybody's interests to contain north korea's actions. john? >> how strong is that influence though if foreign ministry spokesman for china which the president is depending on for this particular incursion is saying tha

footage released yesterday shows missiles raining down on an american city and exploding in a massivee ball. an american flag can be seen engulfed in flames. the video was unveiled during a musical performance celebrating the birthday of north korea's founder. that is propaganda, pure and simple. >> it's startling to see people clapping with the american flag burning. >>> former president george h.w. bush is recovering in a texas hospital this morning from another bout with pneumonia. he had a recurrence of the illness that he battled earlier this year. the 92-year-old was admitted for observation on friday when he could not get rid of a persistent cough. om omwmar villafrana is there. >> reporter: the president is in very good spirits and is being held for observation. in a statement a spokesman said the 41st president had a mild case of pneumonia which was treated and has been resolved. bush sent 16 days in the hospital back in january for treatment of pneumonia. his wife, former first lady barbara bush, was also hospitalized with bronchitis at the same time. she got better before h

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to pay a higher fee for participation and decrease the chance of an american city being selected as a host city. we are currently facing these consequences. as a nonmember of the b.i.e., the united states faces significantly higher costs to participate in expositions and will also face substantial barriers in hosting since preference is given to member nations. mr. speaker, the remedy is simple. we must rejoin the b.i.e., private sector companies have shown interest in paying membership dues, rejoining the b.i.e. would not be an additional burden to taxpayers. hosting the world expo would increase revenue and tourism in minnesota and the u.s. generally. put us at the forefront of international discussion on health, and increase our chances to hold specialized and world expos in the future. i'm proud of the hard work that's gone into this by my colleagues. i'm glad once again we're working in a bipartisan manner to pass legislation that advances our interests. i urge a yes vote and i reserve the balance of my time. the speaker pro tempore: the gentlelady reserves her time. the gentlema

people from all the walks that life and they're standing in water 8 hours to be an american citizen and contribute to the city and that's really what makes this worthwhile. >> ♪ ♪ >> >>[music] >> i came in with her impression of what i thought it was good >> what i knew about auditing with the irs spears i actually knew nothing about auditing >> in my mind it was purely financial. with people that audited the pain no one wants to deal with it >> now i see a lot of time explaining auditing is not just about taxes. >> oftentimes most students believe that auditing is only financial whereas when they come into a government environment we do much more than financial audits. we do operational audits that were looking at the operations of the department for economy and efficiency and effectiveness. >> when i hire an intern some of the things that i am looking for first of all is is this individual agile and flexible because i am our environment is so fast-paced and where are switching from project to project depending on what's going on in the government at any given time. >> primarily i didn't with audits on utili

a north korean missile capable of striking an american city is no longer a distant hypothetical but an eminent danger. like forward hearing about u.s. policy options on the korean peninsula. for years the united states has looked at china china is the only country to curb the behey yor. instead china has chosen the bully south korea for defending itself from the north korean threat. china is doing all of this to stop defensive system. i welcome the trump administration on the issue of north korea. as these discussions continue the united states should be clear while we earnestly seek cooperation we do not seek such cooperation at the expense of our vital interest. we must not land not bargain over alliances with japan and south korea. as its behavior towards south korea indicates china has acted less like a responsible take holder and more like a bully. its rapid military modernization, provocations in the east modern sea signals an increasively pattern of behavior. despite efforts to rebalance u.s. policy has failed to adapt to the scale and velocity to rules based order. that failure

a north korean missile with a nuclear pay load, capable of striking an american city is no longer a distant hypothetical. but an imminent danger, one that poses a real and rising risk of conflict. indeed, as admiral harris said yesterday in testimony before the house, north korea already has the conventional capability to strike u.s. territory. are required in northeast asia to counter the threat from north korea. for years, the united states has looked at china, north korea's long-term patron and sole strategic ally to bring the regime to the negotiating table and achieve progress toward a denuke rised korean peninsula. we have done so for the reason that china is the only country that may have the influence to truly curb north korea's destabilizing behavior. but china has repeatedly refused exercise that influence. i welcome the trump administration's outreach to china on the issue of north korea. but as these discussions continue, the united states should be clear that while we earnestly seek china's cooperation on north korea, we do not seek such cooperation at the expense of our other