islands where we went out and took it to national park scientists from washington dc out to santa barbara island and the island hadn't been declared by the president franklin roosevelt as a national monument years before and it was their job to turn this island back to its natural state because during the previous century, all these ranchers had come in and brought in all these exotic animals and they brought in cats and goats and pigs and they were literally destroying the island so anyway, while we drop these assignments off on this island, we went on an adventure of her own and my dad made this great case while we were there and so that was just the beginning. here i am peeking out of the galley, watching this whole thing take place and you got besides yelling and screaming, these poachers and it was quite an experience. >> then later on, there was a case where i was with my dad when i was a teenager on a night patrol where there is these poachers down in the willows area which is south of here where there were a lot of rice fields and they call them market hunters who would go out at night a

up to santa barbara islands. and it is declared by roosevelt as a national monument years before it was a job to turn the island back to its natural state. because be during the previous century all of these people have come in and brought in all of these exotic animals and they brought in cats and goats and pigs and literally they were destroying the island. so anyway, while we drop the scientists off on the island, we went on the adventure of our own. my dad made this great lobster coaching case while we were there. that was just the beginning. here i am picking up out of the galley watching this whole thing takes place and he is you guys yelling and screaming. you know the lobster poachers. it was quite an experience. then later on, there was a case where i was with my dad when i was a teenager on a night patrol with subcultures down in the willows area reduce south of, there were a lot of rice fields and that type of thinking ahead market hunters that were clawed -- they would go out at night. they would kill

the mark enemy missile fired over 4000 miles away from marshall islands targeted by an interceptor deployed just north of santa barbarastakes couldn't be any higher as north korean dictator kim jung un fires a dozen missiles just this year. >> the weapon tested last week can reach hawaii. an electromagnetic pulse over hawaii will shut the state of hawaii down. is more important people in pyongyang realize they cannot get away with striking the us with any kind of weapon. >> that is the trump administration act before it gets to the interceptor point. >> china is doing back channel networking with north korea in a way that getting them to try to stop a nuclear test, we will try to keep the pressure on china but we will continue to work with them in any way we think is best and we will do that this week. >> the ronald reagan in the sea of japan training with aircraft carriers early this morning meant to signal a more aggressive us military posture, no guarantee is a interceptor would work in a real war situation. rob: nice to hear. the ability to stop a nuclear attack is something defense officials have been focusing on

islands. this is put down in the waters off of santa barbara. this is very challenging.hen you get to the number of tests, i was speaking with an initial and what they like to think of is operational tests. of the 10, they are almost around 50%. if they knock it down today, they will be at 50%. this test could be taking place right now. hopefully we will find out quickly when it happened and whether or not it was a partial or full success. all morning the pentagon officials are saying even if it doesn't knock it out of the sky, they will think of it as a successful training exercise. they learned something every time. >> a big clue to my viewers as i introduce this, i had a picture of kim jung unover my shoulder. >> the scheduling and the budgeting means it was not in response to the test on monday for the north koreans or the may 14 test that has the pentagon concerned. that's the missile that went up into the air and that said, this is not a system designed to defeat the chinese. speaking to an official here earlier, they said very much north korea and rogue state acto

barbara. the pentagon says it successfully intercepted a mock nuclear missile launch from the marshall islands. it was the first-ever test involving a simulated attack by an icbm. the project has taken on added urgency as north korea races to build a missile capable of carrying a nuclear warhead. >>> time now is 5:06. a wild outburst in court from the man accused of going on an anti-muslim rant and killing two people on a train in portland. >> reporter: and who should build here and how much should they be paid? those are questions that could ultimately be left up to south bay voters. we'll explain coming up next. >> here we go! it is the last day of may and we have had our first rainfall of the month. and now we'll talk about the effect it will have on your wednesday. >> and things still looking pretty good over at the bay bridge toll plaza. but in the south bay, completely different story. we're tracking an accident that has a backup. we'll have all the details coming up. join elmo cookie monster, abby cadabby big bird and all your child's sesame street friends as they discover that everythi

islands-- targeted by an interceptor... fired from an underground silo at vandenberg air force base, north of santa barbara. the pentagon say the interceptor hit its target. but it's got a spotty record....in a little over a decade, only about half have hit their targets-- and three of the previous four tests failed. critics say the interceptors, based here in california and alaska, were rushed into deployment... and have had mechanical problems. this test happening after a barrage of about a-dozen missiles test-fired by kim jong un, just this year. and tonight his regime, in an announcement, brags that kim is preparing to send a "bigger 'gift package' to the yankees." vicki liviakis kron 4 news (pam) a live look outside at s-f-o tonight... it was a cloudy day around the bay area.. (steve)chief meterologist brittney shipp has the forecast seasonably cool, breezy conditions will persist through midweek with a slight chance of showers late tonight into wednesday morning as an upper level trough moves inland. a drying and warming trend is expected from thursday into the upcoming weekend. new ahead at 8. a moth

missile launch from vandenberg air force base north of santa barbara traveling roughly 4200 miles before splashing in the marshall islands rocket minutes after liftoff, the falcon 9 first stage successfully touched down at spacex's lynching -- landing zone landing zone the launch was scrapped because of a sensor issue and the rocket was caring a spy satellite for the u. s. national reconnaissance office the first mission spacex has done for the military. >>> made a protest have turned violent across the world. more on that in the event in the bay area. >>> employees on the job today after a planned one-day strike was averted. we tell you about the tentative agreement reached by two sizes morning. >>> looking at a commute 80 westbound or traffic is going to be busy as you drive to the macarthur maze and slow downs, rough morning, we will tell you what happened coming up. >>> sunshine, warm temperatures, warmer and higher elevations equaling well above temperatures we tell you how long they will last. >>> hey allergy muddlers are you one sneeze away from being voted out of the carpool? try zyrtec® it's starts working hard

islands.. and used sensors to track its movement. the defense system analyzed the data and fired an interceptor missile from vandenberg air force base, north of santa barbarae are also tracking developments out of washington tonight. today we learned... fired national security adviser michael flynn says .. he is going to hand over some documents to a senate intelligence panel. this, as the russia investigation continues to expand. meantime, the president is firing back at germany .. on twitter --- amid the latest white house staff shakeup. reporter scott mclean, from our partners at c-n-n, has more. president trump's public schedule is light -- but his to do list is only getting longer. white house communications director mike dubke -- is stepping down amid rumors of a staff shakeup. kellyanne conway/white house adviser "he has expressed his desire to leave the white house."fired former campaign manager corey lewandowski has been spotted at the white house recently -- and has been mentioned to potentially lead a new white house war room to quickly respond to develpments in the russian probe. on tuesday press secretary sean spicer held his first on camera b

islands and used sensors to track its movement. the defense system analyzed the data and fired an interceptor missile from vandenberg air force base, north of santa barbaraddler who survived a fall from a second story window is home from the hospital this morning. and amazingly, the boy didn't break any bones. (darya) take a look at the video that shows the moments when two-year-old kevin fell. it happened on friday near miami beach, florida. the boy's mother says she was in the other room when he went through the window of their second story apartment. she says his bed is by the window, which was open window, which was open because their air conditioner wasn't working. the boy's family is now blaming the landlord for his fall... and they confronted him at their apartment complex yesterday. (darya) the landlord claims tenants are making up their complaints about the air conditioner not working because half of them are being ev

islands and used sensors to track its movement. the defense system analyzed the data and fired an interceptor missile from vandenberg air force base north of santa barbara defense officials say the successful test is a major step in protecting the u-s and its allies from ballistic missile threats. the president is frustrated is because there's a perpetuation of false narratives, use of unnamed sources over and over again."(vicki ) president trump described as emotionally withdrawn as he returns from his foreign trip to face increasing scrutiny of his campaign's ties to russia. (vicki)today brought new, damaging allegations.(grant ) some of them centered on the president's top adviser who is also his son in law.catherine heenan is here to sort through all the developments. (catherine) let's start with one of the most sensational: c=n=n says three of its sources say russian officials discussed having derogatory information on donald trump. the conversation was picked up during the presidential campaign and dealt with financial matters. in response, the white house said the president had very little financial dealings with russia. son in law jared kushner

islands and used sensors to track its movement. the defense system analyzed the data and fired an interceptor missile from vandenberg air force base, north of santa barbara are also tracking developments out of washington this morning. we're learning fired national security adviser michael flynn says he is going to hand over some documents to a senate intelligence panel. this as the russia investigation continues to expand. meantime, the president is firing back at germany on twitter amid the latest white house staff shakeup. scott mclean has the story. president trump's public schedule is light -- but his to do list is only getting longer. white house communications director mike dubke -- is stepping down amid rumors of a staff shakeup. kellyanne conway/white house adviser "he has expressed his desire to leave the white house."fired former campaign manager corey lewandowski has been spotted at the white house recently -- and has been mentioned to potentially lead a new white house war room to quickly respond to develpments in the russian probe. on tuesday press secretary sean spicer held his first on camera briefing in nearly two weeks -- on the same da