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united states or hawaii. >> not much further then that for 10,000 miles or so would it need to reach new york or washington d.c. so north korea is on pace to have a nuclear weapon capable of reaching the continental united states. >> president trump respond by warning chine at u.s. will act on its own if beijing does not tighten economic pressure on north korea. >>> stay with cbs news for more on the north korean missle test and look at what the launch claims means coming up at 6:30 on the "cbs evening news". >>> still to come on "eyewitness news" a vice-presidential vice it this fourth of july, where mike pence turned up on independent s day to take part in the parade. >>> celebrating down the shore where people were getting their beach and boardwalk time in, on this holiday. leslie. >>> jessica, record setting day for roger fedderrer and process continues for sixers as another draft pick signs. fanatic given pirates the business, but who got last laugh phillies and pirates later in sports. independent. ♪ having a baby. caring for your parents. learning you have a condition. these are moments when people realize that w

d.c. so north korea is on pace to have a nuclear weapon capable of entering the united states. >> the u.s.as warned china they will act on its own. experts say a military strike would put south korea and others in danger. north korea is likely to come up at this week's annual summit of the g20 leaders in germany. president trump will meet with russian president vladimir sunday. the white house has been debating their eventually approach between the leaders, as the president expressed he was eager to meet with putin. many believe the u.s. need to maintain its distance from russia. >>> we're just getting started here on wusa9 at 5:00. keeping a local mascot off of a local water tower. >> it's an important day for pet owners. keeping their animals safe. why fireworks pose a risk. >> and howard is back with the forecast, and the unsettled weather that is headed this way. >> right after the break, more rescues on the billy goat trail. what happened today, and why the montgomery county path can be so dangerous. up n >>> an epidemic of hurt, and stranded hikers continues today on the billy goat t

d.c. last week from poe's responding with a joint military drill artists modellers sario is at the white house with the latest reactions from the president tensions between north korea and the united states have reached a tipping point as north korea tests an intercontinental ballistic missile but theoretically has the potential to reach the united states before president onil trump took office in january he tweeted that this event would not happen now that it has trump tweeted this about north korean leader kim jong un saying this guy have anything better to do with his life hard to believe that south korea and japan will put up with this much longer. the u.s. army in south korea's military carried out a joint military drill wednesday in response to pyongyang launching tactical missiles into the waters off the east coast of the korean peninsula i think what the u.s. and south korea are doing is basically flexing their muscle to show we're not afraid of north korea we also have big bad weapon but what. doing and is answering fire with fire in a region that is a powder keg north korea hasn't gained any useful military capability here. should they ever launch a strike the consequenc

north koreans have a missile that can hit the lower 48. we're talking seattle, denver, chicago, and maybe new york and washington, d.c. the unitedancing its capabilities of what are called ground-based interceptors and intercept the north korean missiles before they reach land. >> the japanese prime minister said the u.s. and japan fully agreed they need to take further action against north korea. >>> the president expressed his growing frustration with china. tweeting, i am very disappointed in china. they do nothing for us, with north korea. just talk, the president tweeted. the white house is now urging the country to diplomatic pressure on the regime. china is north korea's only significant trading partner. >>> the arrest of terror suspects in australia uncovering a possible new plot to attack an aircraft. a group of men were going to bring down a commercial airplane with poison gas. after this, after the arrest of four men in sydney. abc news has learned that they're following the case communications between the suspects and isis. >>> this morning, minneapolis police are in a desperate manhunt and a community is on-edge. th

d.c. and prince george country and multiple other stabbings and shoot ago cross the disstrilingts overnight. we've live with the latest. >> tensions developing with north korea leader tawpting united states on heels of missile test and the question this morning how will the white house respond. >> live look outside this it's jewel 5. warm and traffic on the fives at 6:305. >> developing now at 6:00 violent end to fourth in the region. >> will were shootings in d.c. and maryland overnight. two of the shootings deadly. >> bob barnard liver at one of the scenes in southwest d.c. with more. fireworks overnight shots as well. unit block of gal ofton street northwest. there was a deadly shooting the street here. man shot in upper body 12:30 this morning. only lookout for the gunman is maybe wearing white shirt and blue jeans. not sure of eye testify the vick testimony. just a man shot in the chest this morning. can show you video for a scene we just left this morning this is 420 block of sixth street south east a short distance from here after 4:00 this morning someone broke that into a second floor apartment and shot someone else the victim ran out to the street e we're told that victi

d.c. so north cover reace on pace to have a nuclear weapon capable of reaching continental united states.> president trump warned china that the u.s. will act on its own if beijing does not tighten economic pressure but president's options for going it alone are limited. >> there is very little you can do, except sanction him, every time he does something, and build our missle defenses. >> reporter: even direct talks with the north are unlikely to result in the nuclear free north cover re. >>> there is no way north korea will abandon nuclear weapons. denuclear says in the near term is impossible. >> reporter: china and russia called for all part toys come to the negotiating table. moa lenghi for cbs-3 "eyewitness news". >>> in the meantime president trump is scheduled to meet with russian president vladamire putin on friday, the two leaders will both be in hamburg germany for g20 summit this will be the first bilateral meeting between u.s. and russian presidents in nearly two years. so far no word what the two leaders will discuss. >>> fight to save young boy's life ignites in an internat

d.c. >> reporter: the united nations is holding an open door emergency meeting to discuss growing threats from north kor korea. >> time is short. action is required. the world is on notice. >> reporter: the 15 member security council charged with maintaining global peace and security is under increasely pressure from the united states to strongly reaction to the communist nation's testing of inter continental ballistic missile. >> there's a interest in condemning north korea. the question is really the substance behind that rhetoric. >> reporter: president trump meanwhile arriving in europe for his second foreign trip ahead friday's start of the g20 summit. the 20 heads of state sure to discuss north korea's latest missile launch a war head never seen before which flew for 37 minutes. >> we cannot be faced with the prospect of seeing a missile being fueled up, knowing that it could possibly have a nuclear war head. >> reporter: series of high stakes meetings for the president on the itinerary including discussions of global trade and a much anticipated face to face with russian president vladimir pu

north east. >> as we head to break a live look across the d.c. region. good picture of the uniteds capitol building. 75 degrees on this tuesday, 5:27, "fox news morning" coming right back. ck. ♪♪ it's go time at dunkin' with two egg and cheese wake-up wraps for $2. enjoy two freshly made oven-toasted wraps and keep on running all day long. america runs on dunkin'. >> today faa delays a hazmat incident lead to delays and cancelled flights around the mid-atlantic region. claiming donald trump jr. was told about russian plans to interfere in the 2016 presidential campaign. and after more than a decade of searching for the right location the federal government cancels plans to relocate fbi headquarters out of the hoover building. "fox news morning" starts right now. >> and good morning to you. thanks for joining us i'm holly morris. >> i'm mauen >> we have erin busy monitoring the roads and mike talking hot, hot weather. >> super hot later this afternoon temperatures 90s. feels like 1 0 0 plus maybe a thunderstorm here or

d.c. . in other news this week the u.s. threatened north korea with military force on wednesday after pyongyang test fired a new missile the warning came during an emergency meeting of the u.n. security council. the united states is prepared to use the full range of our capabilities to defend ourselves and our allies one of our capabilities lies with our considerable military forces we will use them if we must america believes it was an intercontinental ballistic missile that was launched by north korea but russia's defense ministry disagrees with that saying it doesn't believe it had that sort of range moscow is currently calling on both sides to find a political solution to the standoff russia together with china laid out a set of proposals for easing the tensions and they suggested that north korea stops testing its weapons and that the u.s. and south korea suspend large scale military exercises in the region washington was also asked to hold its deployment of missile defense systems in south korea however that was rejected by the u.s. and on wednesday so washington fired their own missiles into the sea of japan which were seen as warning shots to north korea a number of analysts told us that it is a

north korea they could hit most of the united states. >> reporter: meaning not just hawaii where they are already putting out safety warnings but seattle, los angeles and possibly, even washington, d.c., and new york. like the missile launched on july 4th, this icbm was blasted straight into space. but they can angle it for distance instead of altitude. this miss sill went higher and flew farther than the july 4th test. >> getting close is all that's needed. >> reporter: the u.s. and south korea responded tonight by conducting their own missile exercises, something they did after the july 4th test to little effect. >> martha with us live again. the amount of time this missile was in the air, the distance that you put out, really concern those watching closely. we still know that north korea's main goal here is trying to get a nuclear weapon on top of one of those missile and that's right, david, while a thought that technology would be years away, it's reported that u.s. officials have concluded if a confidential assessment that north korea could have a nuclear-capable icbm by next year. president trump said he would not let that happen. nk you. >>> meantime to the dramatic collapse

d.c. >> reporter: it's important for folks to remember every time north korea conducts a missile launch their goal is to develop nuclear missile capable of hitting the united states. this morning, the us and its allies wanted to send a message of their own. we are ready. u.s. japanese and south korean version came precision strike exercise. two u.s. b1 bombers through with south korean and japanese fighter jets just outside the dee mal militarized zone. they practiced attack runs by dropping inactive weapons on targets at a testing range in south korea. the intend message mission was clear in a statement released by the deputy commander of u.s. forces in core stating... >> reporter: us remains focused on diplomatic efforts to curb north korea's nuclear ambitions and that has largely meant pressuring chain no use its influence. something that hasn't happened to the extent that u.s. officials would like to see. >> our experience with china has been and i've said this to oth others, it's been a bit uneven. china has taken significant action and then i think for a lot of different reasons they paused and didn't take additional action. >> reporter: u.s. officia

d.c. and prince george country and multiple other stabbings and shoot ago cross the disstrilingts overnight. we've live with the latest. >> tensions developing with north korea leader tawpting unitedf missile test and the question this morning how will the white house respond. >> live look outside this it's jewel 5. warm and traffic on the fives at 6:305. >> developing now at 6:00 violent end to fourth in the region. >> will were shootings in d.c. and maryland overnight. two of the shootings deadly. >> bob barnard liver at one of the scenes in southwest d.c. with more. fireworks overnight

china and united states haven't always been on the same page when dealing with north korea, but after the meeting, mr. trump tweeted this, leaving hamburg for washington, d.c house. just left china's president xi where we had an excellent meeting on on trade and north korea. for more on mr. trump at the g-20 summit, i'm joined by a proofgs or of international politics at city university of london. good to have you with us. so we were talking about this meeting between president xi and president trump. given the issues that are on the table from taiwan to the south china sea and also the issue that is at the forefront, north korea, was this a major gain for the u.s. and china? >> we don't really know the content of that meeting just now. but i would say that it probably was not a major step forward in any substantive way because there were some meetings between president sxi and president putn earlier in the week this suggested that russia and china were much more unified on the approach to the north korean question and were actually opposed to the escalation of the situation which the united states is in favor of. >> i want you to consider what happened be

d.c. to pyongyang is almost exactly seven thousand miles with that distance why is washington getting so involved. think the united states. concern about north korea is not really a concern about security and the threat of attack as we know it with the united states's exercise so it's usual force around the world that in ways that are probably in accordance with international law. or by most people viewed as a violation of international law even when the united states itself admitted that these countries had no possibility of launching attacks against united states i think it is more an issue of political strategy and i think that us that concerns countries like the ones you just mentioned japan russia and china as much as the actions by the north koreans themselves because we know the russian and chinese leaders are meeting right now here in moscow jingping is here in the russian capital we understand that north korea is on the agenda of all of the discussions any potential expectations that you might perhaps want to see coming out of these talks but i think everybody would like to see bigley international lawyers a movement towards disarma

d.c. and prince george county and multiple other stabbings and shooting in the district overnight. live with the latest. >> and also developing right now tensions rising overnight with north korea that country leader taunting united states on heels of latest missile test. big question this morning how will white house respond good and plus congressman from louisiana under fire for a video he recorded inside a former gas chamber in nazi death camp. this creating a lot of bac backlash. >> good morning i'm allison seymour. >> i'm steve chenevey. >> thanks for joining me this morning. >> if you just wake up this orng a live look outside. not protestest day but that is always a wonderful site. looking at the capital right there. last night the big scene of our capitol fourth concert. but today is different story weather-wise. >> different but better now than during the fireworks. >> mostly clear last night. how do we look this morning, tuck. >> clouds, showers across the area and cooler temperatures. details on the stoingy forecast coming up. >> right now the biggest problem on roads outer loop jack knife tractor-trailer two lanes blocked. stand still over five miles. we'll get you around those delays. as we look at w