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. >> jon: we are live with rich edson on development at the state department, jake sherman, senior ready for political on the follow here at home. first, we go to greg palkot in london. >> absolutely, the rhetoric is heating up on both sides. the latest rhetoric coming from north korea. it concerns guam, according to state media in pyongyang, the regime has its a site on that territory, specifically a u.s. military base there. ed claims they are carefully examining plans for a missile strike, it will be put into practice when kim jong-un gives the word. and fact, guam has been threatened several times in the past by north korea and its most recent threat is more tied to a flyby earlier this week outside of south korea, not far below the u.s. b-1 bombers who work outside of guam. the flyby response to recent lunches by north korea. it is now confirmed what u.s. intelligence officials have been saying, that north korea can miniaturize its nuclear warheads to sit on top of their missiles following the word of that report yesterday, the president started making those comments, which by the w

>> bret: rich edson live at the state department. thank you.et's get some analysis now and insight from asian analyst gordon chang north korea showdown north korea takes on the world: jacksonville florida retired navy admiral former commander of u.s. fleet. gordon, your assessment of what this means. obviously if this is all true, it ratchets this up to a different level. >> yeah. north korea is assembling all the elements. it's doing so very quickly to be able to land a nuke in the united states. they've got the range. they have been able to miniaturize the war head. you know, reentry technology, they are probably a lot further along than most people think. guidance is not there. but, when you are firing on new york, it doesn't really matter whether you hit 32 street or 125th street. the problem here for the united states though is because the north koreans are making such fast progress, margin for policy error is now very, very small. and we i think can no longer tolerate resolutions like we saw last saturday that only go half of the way to s

we're going to go to rich edson who is live at the state department. 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 situation where we want a regime change. what is he saying now? >> well,, ahead of this think that he has taken to southeast asia to address this very issue sent that message to north korea saying we are not seeking regime change. that we would talk to you, just stop firing intercontinental or ballistic missiles. the secretary of state was in thailand today. that's where he is continuing this pressure campaign that the united states and the trump administration are on to try to economically and diplomatically isolate north korea in a bid to try to force them to surrender their nuclear weapons program. and their ballistic missile program. now, the thailand trip today, the state department officials say north koreaible businesses have been using thailand as a hub to establish sham companies.

. >> jon: we have it live coverage with rick leventhal, but first to rich edson at the state department. >> secretary of state rex tillerson is returning from asia, a diplomatic assignment much of corralling north korea. north korea responded specifically to the linkage of the president in which he said north korea would be brought down upon fire and fury. the north koreans people army said that sounded dialogue is not possible with him as he is bereft of reason. the statement also says that only absolute force can work on the president. north korea also says it's seriously developing a plan for guam. secretary tillerson says americans should sleep well, a much different tone than the president's fire and fury comments in that strong questions to the state department about consistency. >> as people look at this and some consider comments to have been alarming, i would have to go back to this, let's consider what is alarming. what is alarming to icbm tests in less than a month, two nuclear tests that took place last year. >> secretary tillerson is pushing for a campaign to get other coun

rich edson, thank you very much. eric: north korea at it again warning of a merciless strike on the u.s. a day before the u.s. begins its annual military exercises with south korea. north korea said the war games are adding fuel to the fire and could lead to an uncontrollable phase of nuclear war. william lajeunesse is with us. it's just after 2:00 in the morning on monday. reporter: the question is what happens next. the u.s. already said this joint exercise with south core reace going to go forward it's happening right now. but in the last few hours north korea said if sparks fly as a result of an incident, no amount of strength could prevent war. should a second korean war erupt, it will only lead to nuclear war. it's an annual drill between the united states and its allies. in the past he has fired missiles into the ocean and laid land mines to protest. last week kim said he would hold off to see how the games went, while the state department said it will let u.n. economic sanctions force him to the table. >> one

would like to see it make more. >> bret: at rich edson at the state department. more on this with the panel. a sitting president openly feuding with the senate majority leader of his own party is rare, very rare. tonight, president trump is escalating his criticism of senate majority leader mitch mcconnell. going so far is to envision the kentucky republican stepping down if he can't get key legislation across the finish line. all of this ahead of what promises to be a very busy legislative calendar this fall. chief washington correspondent james rosen has the story. >> responding to reporters at his golf club, president trump suggested if the white house legislative agenda remained stalled, senate majority leader mitch mcconnell should step down from his leadership post. >> if he doesn't get repeal and replace done and if he doesn't get taxes done, meaning cuts and reform, and if he doesn't get a very easy one to get done, infrastructure, he doesn't get them done, then you can ask me that question. >> comments followed what's worse is described a tense phone cal

rich edson is that the state department. >> on september 18, 2001, president george w. bush signed an authorization allowing the administration to use the u.s. military against those responsible for the terrorist attacks a week earlier. over the last 16 years, the white house is still using that broadly written authorization as the legal basis to fight the islamic state in syria and iraq. the trump administration has informed congress its seeking new changes to the 2001 resolution. in a closed hearing, secretary of state rex tillerson and defense secretary james mattis offer the administration perspective on the military authorization before the senate foreign relations committee, expanding on their earlier public statements. >> our mission and purpose and reason for being in syria is unchanged. we are there to defeat isis. all of our efforts are focused on defeating isis, denying them their caliphate. >> in a letter to bob corker, the state department's bureau of legislative affairs wrote "the united states has sufficient legal authority to prosecute campaign against a

it's due on rich edson reporting in washington. california fires back at president trump, an immigration dispute that might cost that state a lot of money. we will have a report from san francisco when we come back. >> bill: this is a fox news alert. north korea saying moments ago kim jong-un has been briefed on plans for missile test aimed at guam. officials had said the briefing would come in mid-august and indeed it has. there is no word on whether or not kim has given approval for the planta fire four missiles into the waters near that u.s. territory. as we told you, defense secretary james mattis said this afternoon that if missiles are fired toward the u.s., they will be war. more on this when we get it. two people in custody tonight in texas after police found 17 immigrants locked inside a tractor trailer parked at a gas station. it happened 20 miles from the mexican border. police say they received an anonymous phone call. this comes three weeks after ten people died in a sweltering rig parked at a walmart in san antonio, t

rich edson starts us off from the state department with a war of words. >> good evening.ecretary of state rex tillerson returning from several days in southeast asia where he tried to convince adversaries and allies to pressure north korea to get it to give up its weapons program. secretary of state says that campaign is beginning to show signs that it's working. as he does so, he's trying to also calm the rhetoric between north korea and the united states. as two nuclear armed countries trade threats, secretary of state rex tillerson offers calm. >> americans should sleep well at night. no concerns about this particular rhetoric over the last few days. i think the president as commander-in-chief, he felt it necessary to issue a strong statement directly to north korea. >> tillerson returning from several days of diplomacy. he spoke to reporters. traveling to guam, an island north korea warned it was "carefully examining" as a missile target. >> they will be met with fire and fury like the world has never seen. >> that true bipartisan -- drew bipartisan criticism. >> the

rich edson joins us. >> secretary of state rex tillerson that the united states seeks new collapse of regime in north kore north korea. nor regime change in north korea. six months after assuming office the secretary of state offered an assessment of the departments work and challenges under his leadership and team lead with north korea. >> we are trying to convey to the north koreans we are not your enemy. we are not your threats, but you are presenting acceptable threat to us. we have to respond. we hope at some point they will begin to understand that and that we would like to sit and have a dialogue with them about the future that will give them the security they seek and the future economic prosperity for north korea. >> tillerson said the u.s. does not blame china for the situation north korea though argues china can influence north korea in ways no other country can. and with russia announcing he would eject more than 750 u.s. diplomats, tillerson says he warned sergey lavrov the relationship between russia and the u.s. could get worse. secretary tillerson noted differences wit

rich edson is live at the state department. >> as the white house and north korea continue to trade threats, we are getting news from the associated press the senior u.s. diplomat is conducting back channel talks with north korea. ongoing discussions that have been ongoing for several months. this is the president tweeted about north korea again this morning, saying in a tweet, military solutions are now fully in place, locked and loaded, should north korea act unwisely. hopefully kim jong-un will find another path. the korean people's army say it's developing a plan to develop muscles around guam. its planners say they will finish the proposal by the middle of the month and then kim jong-un will decide whether to implement that proposal. japan and defending its ally, the united states essay and will intercept and destroy any north korean missile that flies over its territory. rex tillerson has just returned from several days and asia, much of that trip focused on north korea, despite two intercontinental ballistic missile launches since the fourth of july, the state department contends tha

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the next deadline is in october. >> bill: rich edson reporting.nt trump goes to war with reporters over racial violence in virginia. we will talk about that with the panel after the break. >> i'm not putting anybody on a moral plane. what i am saying is you had a group on one side and your group on the other and they came at each other with clubs, and it was vicious and it was horrible and it was a horrible thing to watch. but there is another side. there was a group on the side. you can call them the left. you just call them the left. they became violently attacking the other group. say what you want but that's what it is. >> this week it is robert e. lee. i noticed stonewall jackson is coming down. i wonder is a george washington next week and thomas jefferson the week after? you really do have to ask yourself where does it stop. you had people, and i'm not talking about the neo-nazis on the white nationalists, because they should be condemned totally. you have many people in that group other than neo-nazis and white nationalists, okay? the pres

rich edson is alive at the state department. we are waiting on the administration to respond to north korea. >> what you have from the iranian government is hassan rouhani, the president of iran same, they can walk away from the nuclear agreement and restart a nuclear program that's even more advanced than the one they walked away from in 2015. iranians are sane, they will do that if the u.s. continues to impose sanctions against iranian citizens. president trump says iran is in violation of the spirit of the 2015 nuclear deal. although the date continue to spend sanctions. the top administration is imposing pensions on iran's other educated human rights, and supporting tears in the area. they are conducting a review of the review towards the iranian government. there considering the nuclear jet and other activity, but they haven't given us a timeline as to when they will make the results of the public. spill it rich, at least for now, kim jong un says no attack on guam? >> they had a plan of attack for guam, developing it in bu

rich edson, any word on what the word from the u.s. might be?retary of state rex tillerson says, he told sergey lavrov by september 1st, that is when more than 100 double men simply rush appeared q1 to find from sergey lavrov why they're kicking them out out. he also is wondering how to respond to all this. russia also seized two diplomatic properties of the united states and russia. booted them out of those places on august 1st. that was in response to congress and the u.s. passing sanctions against russia. this is been going on back and forth between the two governments for months now. in december, the obama ad administration sees two double medic properties from the russians. kicked out 35 diplomats and interference to this, sergey lavrov, the foreign ministry said it's russia had to retaliate the december seizure of properties and says that russia is all ready to go with normalizing relations with the united states as long as washington drops its confrontational lines. >> jon: they also talk about russia's meddling in our election? >> u.s. a

let's get to rich edson who is live at the state department. the briefing just wrapping up. >> should be wrapping up soon, chef. in this briefing, the state department is trying to square fire, fury and power with americans should sleep easy tonight. the remarks of the president of the united states and the secretary of state. to that, the state department is saying basically what the administration is trying to do is speak from multiple approaches. >> there are lots of ways we believe to get through to kim jong-un and his regime. okay? our issue is not with the people of the dprk. it's with the regime itself. that message has been strongly sent throughout this administration. when the president and secretary mattis and secretary tillerson agreed the top security issue for the united states would in fact be the safety of security of americans. >> we asked the state department consulted on language and the tone that the president used in those remarks yesterday. the state department would only say the secretary of state did speak to the presiden

we begin with rich edson live at the state department. rich, what are the back tail discussions that are on going with north korea? >> reporter: good afternoon, sandra. even though you have the president and the north koreans going back and forth over the last few days, there is a back channel discussion between a senior u.s. diplomat and a north korean counter part. this is according to the associated press that also reports those two are discussing the three americans who are still imprisoned in north korea, along with some other issues. state department refuses to comment on this report. state department officials have been telling us though back in june when the u.s. was negotiating the release of otto warmbeer who eventually died after being released by north korea, that that was the type of channel similar to what's being reported here. the ambassador talking in new york with the u.n. envoy from north korea. as this rhetoric is continuing between the white house and north korea, world leaders are beginning to ask both sides to slow

let's get to rich edson at the state department. rich, i heard you asking questions of our former colleague there, the now state department spokesperson. she really fired back on some other matters. north korea was front and center. what did we get? >> it led off the entire briefing. the last couple days, the state department has dealt with the issue that the administration has dealt with, which is the questions of the president saying "fire and fury" and the secretary of state saying americans should sleep well at night and there's no imminent threat. t what the state department is saying in responding to the responses from the president had just come out and this is what the state department had to say at the top of the briefing. >> i'm not aware of the president's comments. i have not heard them myself. matt, i trust you. you're an excellent reporter. you always get it right. our position and policy and strategy hasn't changed one bit. >> remember, shep, it was last week the secretary of state himself before he went to asia said

the next deadline is in october. >> bill: rich edson reporting.sident trump goes to war with reporters over racial violence in virginia. we will talk about that with the panel after the break. >> i'm not putting anybody on a moral plane. what i am saying is you had a group on one side and your group on the other and they came at each other with clubs, and it was vicious and it was horrible and it was a horrible thing to watch. but there is another side. there was a group on the side. you can call them the left. you just call them the left. they became violently attacking the other group. say what you want but that's what it is. about people and while we make more e-commerce deliveries to homes than anyone else in the country, we never forget... that your business is our business the united states postal service. priority: you when itrust the brandtburn, doctors trust. nexium 24hr is the number one choice of doctors and pharmacists for their own frequent heartburn. and all day, all night protection. when it comes to heartburn, trust nexium 24hr. ja

rich edson following this live. good afternoon to you.reign minister of affairs say about this? >> the reaction from much of the world and the counter parts of the president and the secretary of state is for the rhetoric to calm down. you've heard that go back and forth between the white house and north korea the last couple days. the russians are asking for that. sergey lavrov says the rhetoric in washington and pyongyang is starting to go over the top. we hope and believe that common sense will prevail. my personal opinion is when you get close to the point of a fight breaking out, the side that is stronger and cleverer should take the first step away from the threshold of danger. you heard the president mentioned angela merkel's comment. she said the rhetoric is not contributing. she would like to see more action at the u.n. security council. an then there's the chinese. he's saying rather than relapse into the old path, the rhetoric should dial down. bill, you mentioned this piece in a chinese state newspaper today. the first part is

>> bret: rich edson live at the state department. rich, thank you. u.s.mbassador to the united nations nikki haley will have plenty to say about the north korea situation and other issues. she will be the guest on "the story" tonight at 6:00, 7:00 p.m. eastern tonight with dana perino. america's top spies and much of the rest of the world have long concluded that russia sought to interfere in last year's presidential election. president trump hasn't always been so ready to agree. now, as chief washington correspondent james rosen reports, the president and his top diplomat are changing their tune. >> meeting with russia's foreign minister on the sidelines in manila secretary of state rex tillerson said he spent much of the time family sizing the gravity of russia's meddling in last year's presidential election. >> how seriously did it damage the relationship between the u.s. and the american people and russian people if this has created a serious mistrust between our two countries. >> tiller's comments are the latest signaling that the trump administratio

rich edson covers state for us. he's there now. rich? >> rex tillerson is here with the japanese prime ministers on the north korean threat. but rex tillerson addressed this shortly after the news broke. >> we offer our condolences on the loss of life and the injuries to so many i don't people yet again. we will continue to monitor the situation. we stand ready to assist law enforcement, national security authorities in spain. terrorists around the world should know the united states and our allies will resolve to find you and bring you to justice. >> shortly after, the state department sent out and official release that the u.s. consulate has issued an emergency message to all americans that the attack had happened, encouraging u.s. citizens to contact their families and friends to let them know they're okay and the u.s. government stands ready to help not only the spanish government with whatever request it might need, but also to assist american citizens who are in that country who might be affected. it goes on to say that at this dif

>> bret: rich edson at the state department. rich, thank you.ther of president trump's advisory boards is finished. at least for now. the members of the president's committee on arts and humanity submitted a joint resignation letter this morning. citing his comments about racial violence in virginia. markets end the week on a sorrow note. the dow down 76. the s&p 500 and the nasdaq were off five. for the week the dow lost almost 1 percentage point. the s&p 500 and the nasdaq were down two thirds. the u.s. secret service says it's looking into comments from a state lawmaker in missouri advocating the assassination of president trump. democratic state senator marie chapelle nadal says she was exercising her free speech rights with the facebook post. she is refusing calls from democratic leaders in missouri, including two members of congress to resign. in the u.s. senate, democrats could have a big conundrum on their hands this fall. it involves the corruption trial of new jersey democratic senator bob menendez. and what might happen if he is convi

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kelly: rich edson, thank you for the report tonight. boston's police commissioner is praising his city after a massive and mostly peaceful counter-protest against a conservative freedom of speech rally. commissioner william evans telling reporters that with the exception of a few troublemakers, most people were there the stand up for what they believed in. >> 99.9% of the people here were for the right reason, and that's to fight bigotry and hate for the most part here today. we knew we were going to have some people who were going to cause problems, and we had to make the latest is 27 arrests so far today. most of them disorderly, a couple assault and batteries on police officers and other charges. kelly: steve harrigan is in boston tonight and, steve, we're getting a better picture of the turnout there. it seems to be pretty lopsided. >> reporter: kelly, some remarkable numbers just released by the police department here, as many as 40,000 protesters out on the street today, dwarfing expectations. it appeared at least 39,900 were on t

rich edson is live in bridgewater new jersey near the president's golf club. he's prepping for a major announcement. what can you tell us? >> he is. and the president will talk about the u.s. commitment and future commitment in afghanistan. the president will leave bedminster a short while from now, return to the white house and tomorrow night make the trip to arlington virginia for a 9:00 p.m. address which the white house has billed as an update on the path forward for america's engagement in afghanistan and south asia. traveling to jordan, secretary of defense james mattis speaking on this today. he says the president has settled on a policy on afghanistan after what he called a sufficiently rigorous strategic process. the president convened his national security council at camp david friday to discuss afghanistan, a possible roughly 4,000 troop increase for the u.s. military, whether contractors should play a larger role and whether the u.s. should further pressure pakistan to pursue extremist sanctuaries within its borders. arthel? arthel: then the presid

rich edson is live from bridgewater, new jersey, near the president's golf club in bedminster. rich. >> reporter: good afternoon, melissa. and president trump, his day in public thus far has been largely spent on twitter, tweeting this morning about steve ban month, thanking him for his service at the white house and during the campaign and just a few minutes ago saying, quote: steve bannon will be a tough and smart new voice at breitbart news, maybe even better than before. fake news needs the competition. this is three weeks after the former department of homeland security secretary john kelly assumed the role as chief of staff at the white house and decided to undertake a reorganization of that staff. bannon is now out. shortly after the announcement, bannon spoke with "the weekly standard." quote: the trump presidency that we fought for and won is over. we still have a huge movement, and we will make something of this trump presidency, but that presidency is over. it'll be something else. bannon's influence of trump administration's policy will originate outside the white h

david: rich edson at the state department. thanks. melissa.s jillian turner former white house national security council staff and fox news contributor. this is the question i keep asking people, i can't get an answer to, something short of violence, what's a good outcome? because it doesn't seem like the kim regime will give up the nuclear weapons? i don't know that we would be satisfied with something less than that? you know some people i talk to, if he would stop with the rhetoric. that doesn't seem satisfying. they continue to develop the weapons. what is the good outcome short of battle? >> well, so the problem with this, the threat of north korea having a nuclear weapon in development has been around for decades and i think unfortunately people don't like to hear this, but something along the lines of what we've seen over the last 10 years is kind of the best-case scenario, where we've avoid nuclear holocaust obviously. we avoid any kind of ground conflict, but at the same time we, not necessarily that we have to accept that they're goi

rich edson, thank you very much. melissa.: here so react, ambassador stuart holiday, former u.s. ambassador for special political affairs at the united nations. thank you for joining us. what is your reaction. >> first a terrible tragedy. i have been to las ramblas, a big crowded walkway with tourists enjoying themselves and vulnerable target. as isis gets eroded in the middle east as they demonstrate they have viability, they will inspire young unemployed men, predominantly to take these kind of actions t requires very close coordination with our allies, intelligence-sharing and a broad strategy. >> i mean what is your sense? are we doing that? >> i think we are. as your previous guests have pointed out these kind of low-tech attacks with cars and vehicles, they're very, very difficult to prevent but when you look at this case you look at population centers, iconic tourist sites. there are places that probably need to be hardened, given this will be a slog. we'll be probably at this, it will not be months. it will be years.

sandra. >> sandra: rich edson at the state department, thank you.resident trump signed the bill imposing new sanctions on russia, he released a statement outlining his concern. he calls the bill significantly flawed an says he's worried it will hinder his ability to negotiate with foreign countries. let's bring in former adviser for u.s. ambassadors to the u.n. i'll warn everybody, we are waiting for that press briefing to start at the white house. we'll keep watching that for you. but i'll ask the question, why would the president sign a bill that he sees as significantly flawed? rich? >> well, i think he sought changes and they got some changes. this is a president that has demonstrated from the beginning that he is a negotiator. he's somebody who's not going to shut down government. he's not going to throw a tantrum if he doesn't get his way. i think in washington, that can be mocked by a lot of reporters. that can be mocked by partisans. but the rest of us outside of washington, d.c., we think that washington should go and that the politicians s

let's listen in -- first of all, let's go to rich edson at the state department.retary tillerson spoke on this matter, recidivism. >> hmatter, -- rich. >> he did, shep. u.s. consulate in barcelona issued an emergency message to inform u.s. citizens of the attack. u.s. citizens should have security awareness, monitor media and local information sources. the u.s. stands in solidarity with spain according to this. and crimes like this cowardly attack only reinforce our shared resolve to stop these senseless attacks that target the innocent. this comes just a short while after the secretary of state, after a meeting with his japanese counter parts here at the state department led off his remarks talking about this attack. he said it has the hallmarks, it appears, of a terrorist attack. that the embassy is assisting americans and others there. and that terrorists around the world should know that the united states and its allies have the resolve to bring you to justice. just to dial back a little bit here on may 1st, the state department updated its european travel war

. >> reporter: architectural photographer bart edson learned of the attacks tonight while photographinghe cathedral. >> i was surprised, not aware of it at all. >> reporter: police say there may be other robbery victims and if you rec mize the suspects, call police. in san francisco, katie utehs, "abc 7 news" >>> we have breaking news now in east oakland. a fire is tearing through a home on 57th avenue a the seminary neighborhood. the street is closed off as firefighters try to keep the flames from spreading to nearby homes. a power lane has fallen, making it dangerous for the fire crew. firefighters have made the call for extra help. >>> a professor arrested here in the bay area for a deadly stabbing in chicago is headed back to illinois. northwestern professor wind han lathem waved extradition in alameda county court today. he and oxford university employee andrew warren surrendered to bay area law enforcement on friday. both were accused in the murder of 26-year-old trenton cornell-duranleau. his body was found in lathem's chicago apartment after getting an anonymous 911 call. "abc 7

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. >> reporter: architectural photographer bart edson learned of the attacks tonight while photographinghe cathedral. >> i was surprised, not aware of it at all. >> reporter: police say there may be other robbery victims and if you rec mize the suspects, call police. in san francisco, katie utehs, "abc 7 news" >>> we have breaking news now in east oakland. a fire is tearing through a home on 57th avenue a the seminary neighborhood. the street is closed off as firefighters try to keep the flames from spreading to nearby homes. a power lane has fallen, making it dangerous for the fire crew. firefighters have made the call for extra help. >>> a professor arrested here in the bay area for a deadly stabbing in chicago is headed back to illinois. northwestern professor wind han lathem waved extradition in alameda county court today. he and oxford university employee andrew warren surrendered to bay area law enforcement on friday. both were accused in the murder of 26-year-old trenton rnell-duranleau. his body was found in lathem's chicago apartment after getting an anonymous 911 call. "abc 7 n

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. >> leland: rich edson live in washington with more.have a couple of different messages coming from various officials in the trump administration overarching what do they want to world the hear? >> the united states wants to solve it peacefully but the military is ready. general joseph dunford is meeting with military and political leaders there. the visit highlights the iron clad commitment to the defense of south korea in the face of north korea's provocations and threats in the united states. secretary of state tillerson and mattis warned any north korean attack will be defeated and any use of nuclear weapons will be met with an effective and overwhelming response and they call out china. absent china using its influence to show the world how a great power should act to define a problem with north korea, others in the region are obligeed to protect their people. china did announce today it will begin enforcing new u.n. sanctions against north korea suspending imports of coal, iron and other materials early next month. >> leland: nort

correspondent rich edson has the latest tonight at the state department. >> top diplomatic and defenseials from one of the united states closest allies are in washington coordinating a response to a common threat. >> other missile launchers are unacceptable provocations and they must stop immediately. >> secretary of state rex tiller seven hosted at the state department defense secretary james madison and their japanese counterparts less than a week after escalating threats from president trump and north korea consumed the region, they met only hours after white house chief strategist steve bannon said according to the american prospect that there is no military solution in north kore north korea. adding they got us. >> i don't really have a comment on what mr. bannon's remarks were. in that particular interview, i read those. i think we have been quite clear as to watch the policy and the posture towards north korea is. >> in close collaboration with our allies, there are strong military consequences if the prk initiates hostilities. >> traveling in china, marine corps general joseph

rich edson is live at the state department and the secretary said, he spoke with the russians about kicking diplomats. timetable also with you. moving vans have been put in place to take our stuff out of the embassy. >> this is two stages. the first stage is by october, september 1st. the 700 diplomats according to the russian government have to be out of the country. secretary of state, rex tillerson said, he discussed that today with russian foreign minister. they will respond by september september 1st. already august 1st, the russian government said the u.s. had to vacate two properties. one was a warehouse and then a compound. that has already taken place. the u.s. government and the state said, they got everything out of those two properties. they are no longer to be accessed by americans or american diplomats in that country. this all began this back and forth between russia and the united states, the foundation which was russia's interference in the election, it's a subject that secretary of state rex tillerson said he brought up today in the philippines with the foreign minister. >

first, to rich edson at the state department with the very latest. rich? >> as the white house exchanged threats, secretary of state rex tillerson is offering a much more measured tone. the secretary of state returning from a trip to asia, is offering re-assurance. >> i think americans sleep well at night, have no concerns about this particular rhetoric of the last few days. i think the president, again, as commander in chief, i think he felt it was necessary to issue a strong statement directly to north korea. i think what the president was just re-affirming is the us has the capability to fully defend itself from any attack and defend our allies and we will do so. so the american people should sleep well at night. >> the state department is squaring the sleep well at night comments with the president saying that the u.s. would unload fire and fury on north korea. the state department contends that the united states is speaking with one voice through multiple channels like those of the defense secretary, the state department and the white house. secretary