the mission lasted 10 hours and began on anderson air base in guam. all of it is in response to north korea's launch of a long-range ballistic missile. the united states says it proves north korea is capable of hitting the u.s. and delivering a nuclear warhead. it flew 500 miles higher than the one launched july 4. in a statement the air force commander says diplomacy remains their primary goal when it comes to north korea. but they are prepared to do more. we showcase our unwavering commitment while planning for our worst case scenario. meanwhile, president trump is pointing the finger at china, tweeting he's disappointed and believes they could do more to stop the rogue regime. the u.s. defense agency says they shot down a medium-rank ballistic missile. it's designed to intercept short and medium-range ballistic missiles, not long-range missiles like the one north korea launched friday. they plan to deploy four he digital thanke thaad launchers. character * in a few moments we'll be talking more about this and that threat. arthel: president trump ta

they did a low pass over the osan air base before the bombers returned to guam. all meant as a strong message to the regime in pyongyang, as well, there was a successful test of the thaad missile defense system. we also see diplomacy ramping up. president trump made a phone call today to his japanese counterpart, shinzo abe. there was a degree of nervousness about this over the weekend with south korea confirming that it was going to boost its missile defenses. japan saying it would consider it and pressure increasing on china to wade in to make that vital, final step to try to rein in the north. frances? >> thank you. >>> all right, now let's turn to matt bradley, covering the latest between u.s. and russia. what is the impact of putin expelling those 750 diplomats and their families out of russia? >> reporter: well, phillip, there's no understating this. this is a massive reduction, and indeed it's starting to look more like the cold war than the cold war itself. the "washington post" noted this morning. this is the largest force reduction in diplomatic personn

that's someone saying donald trump is mentally incapacitated saying a few marines on the island of guam would cause the island to capsize. the impeachment thing didn't work, the russia thing didn't work. >> they are showboating. they know the bill isn't going anywhere. it's them saying look at us standing up to the president. we have very little time to work on imploding obamacare. it's collapsing. how have they found time to write this bill and bring it around when there are so many important things that need to be done. there is a lot of stuff to done they are going to just sit here writing bills saying the president is unfit? it's unbecome of anyone in congress. jesse: they are running out of bullets in the chamber. they can't the stop the guy. all the tools the democrats and media usually use to take down a republican, the gender or race card or even the death card. they have been calling for his head. it's not working. now they are playing the insane card. i think they just played themselves. katie, thank you very much. katie, thank you very much. earning your cash back shouldn't b

. >> they fly from guam in 2,000 miles. the b-1 is the largest bomber in the u.s. air force arsenal. it's a supersonic bomber meaning it can fly at mach one. it can have a handful of those planes doing a lot of missions. it's a heck of a show of force. following the short range service to service drill. this is now the second show of force of u.s. military demonstrating what the u.s. air force can do. and these b-1's can stay up in the air for ten hours at a time and carry a payload of 40 attack jets. >> the other interesting part here is that south korea, they are escorting the bomber. it's interesting to see that there back behind us on this. it's a worldwide issue that everyone should be concerned about. how important is that? >> it's incredibly important. there word that days after, the head of the military traveled to asia. it's noteworthy that before his mission today, a pair of b-1 bombers did another mission. so here we have b-1 flying out of guam with our partners. and there are 80,000 u.s. troops on the ground you also have a lot of demonstration by these

the b-1 bombers flew from guam to run military israels with japan and south korea.ourse in the wake of kim jong funds to finance with intercontinental ballistic missiles that you know the fourth of july. michael oslin is an expert in asian studies at the university's hoover institution. thank you for joining us. did the storyline change this week on tuesday in how so? >> i think you did. we have waited for years to see how far north korea would go with this program if there is a myth now tested a ballistic missile, which means for the first time the u.s. homeland can be put at risk because of the commitment we've made to south korea. it's easy to make a commitment when there's not a lot of cost you. the costas rate dramatically and i don't think are thinking about strategic risks have kept up with it. >> of a look at history, a number with different administrations have handled north korea. they've ignore north korea labeled a state sponsor of terror to make a diplomatic engagement with begin in 2003 and six or seven years later ended up failing. so that didn't work

the mission lasted hours and began at anderson airbase on guam. it's all in response to friday's launch of a long-range intercontinental ballistic missile. north korea state media says the recent icbm launch proves it is capable of reaching the united states. this missile flew 2300 miles into space, roughly 500 miles higher in the one launch on july 4th. in a statement the pacific air force's commander says diplomacy is the primary goal but they're prepared to do more, saying if called upon, we are ready to respond with rapid, lethal and overwhelming force at a time and place of our choosing. meanwhile, president trump is pointing the finger at china, tweeting he is disappointed and believes they could do more. >> i'm very disappointed in china's response that it has not been firmer or more helpful. >> reporter: as for this morning's thad test, the u.s. missile defense agency said they shot down a medium-range ballistic missile over the pacific ocean. the thaad system intercepts missiles as they head towards the earth in the final or term until fa

remember with that may 14th test that put guam in the range. that was a concern. with all this what we don't know is how good tame is. right? think of a missile that doesn't have fins on its nose. you can shoot it. do your math. you don't have a great deal of confidence on where it lands. if you see fins on the nose of any of these things, they may have some sort of guided precision system inside and that's even scarier. >> question, two technical question. i love you're here to help us cover this. the distance, the range, the accuracy is one set of matters. perhaps the most important sensitivity matters is what they can put on that missile. >> whether or not they can bring it in successfully, right. you have the rv, the re-entry vehicle. that may 14th launch did successfully re-enter the atmosphere. we don't know if they miniaturizeed a nuclear war head. we don't know if it's small enough to put on the cone on the tip of a missile. talk to some folks in the pentagon they think maybe, perhaps. others in the general assessment within the intelligence community they

the mission lasted 10 hours and began in guam. this in response to north korea's friday lunch and a long-range intercontinental ballistic missile. north korean state media says recent icbm log prove the regime is capable of hitting the united states and delivering a large nuclear warhead. experts say this missile flew 2300 miles into space, roughly 500 miles higher than the one launched on july 4th. in a statement the pacific air force says diplomacy remains their primary goal and they are prepared to divorce" if called upon we will do this at a time and place of our choosing. meanwhile the president pointed a finger at china treating back that he is disappointed and believes they could do more. >> i'm very disappointed in china's response that it has not been firmer for more helpful. >> as for this morning's test the us missile defense agency says that they shot down a medium-range ballistic missile just over the pacific ocean. the thaad system intercept missiles as they head down towards the earth in what is known as the final o

after the flyover they returned to anderson air force base in guam. they say the kind of missiles launched on friday could potentially hit los angeles or chicago. >>> tomorrow an official changing of the guard comes to the white house as john kelly begins his new position as chief of staff. john kelly died dined with pres trump in d.c. the retired four-star marine general's biggest management challenge may be the president's impulsive streak. kelly's mission is said to be less drama and more discipline inside the president's inner circle. >> i can just speak for myself. even if that means that there is more protocol, there's more pecking order, and that there's less regular access in and out of the oval office. >> reince priebus leaves after serving fewer days than any white house chief of staff in history. >>> reeled to safety where frantic teens got a helping hand from the coast guard. >>> plus a crash that happened friday could impact your future commute. which rail service is suspended for the next two weeks. because s things done for himself, for

territory of guam. intercontinental ballistic missile tests could bring alaska within reach.laura: in france, the parliament has voted overwhelmingly in support of the government after prime minister felipe laid out his policy plans -- prime minister philippe laid out his policy plans for the next five years. there were over 100 abstentions. philippe vowed to bring down the level of french debt, which he called unacceptable. his plan would slash corporation tax to make france more attractive to international business. reporter: how to breathe life into france's economy. according to prime minister Ãdouard philippe -- edouard philippe, it starts with the government tightening its belt. french]king >> [translating] it requires strong will and courage to overcome. reporter: france's public debt clocks in at 2.1 trillion euros, nearly the equivalent of an entire year's economic output. going tobudget is exceed the cap for the 10th straight year. philippe pledged to bring that number down this year. he said the government must cut it spending by 3% of the gdp over the next five ye

sent two supersonic bombers over the north korean spin will a before returning to guam. it was in response to the inter continental ballistic missile test. >>> extra security measures are in place at airports across australia after authorities thwarted a plot to bring down an airplane. according to to be an australian newspaper it involved an improvised device that would have emitted a toxic gas that would killed or i am -- immobilized those on board. >>> a small plane crashed on a california freeway. video from security camera at the john wayne airport shows the moment the plane crashes on the 405 freeway, moments later that plane burst into flames. it missed dozens of cars when it crashed on june 30th. >> nine people are recovering after a van plowed into a crowd it swerved to avoid another vehicle and jumped the curb and drove through a fence before hitting several pedestrians outside a restaurant last night. witnesses caught up with the driver a block away and held him until officers could get to the scene. >>> jurors will begin deliberations today in the trial of fo

also wants to continue to justify its occupation of south korea its occupation of japan occupation of guam the presence of the seventh fleet you know right up against china's shores that's that's what's going on so of course north korea is like any communist country very poor there and they're very poor country and and they've poured i'm sure they've you know the show they poured vast resources that should have gone into people's lives and bellies and homes and so forth into this horrible military business because they're terrified of being attacked the iraqi city of mosul is declared free for myself but it's come at a cost i'll tell you more about that in about ninety seconds time. it's. clear. they put themselves on the line to get accepted or rejected. so when you want to be president. to go on to be this is the before the more people. interested always in the water. you're back with the r t international via rocky prime minister us travel to the city of mosul to declare a victory over islamic state about the terror group's former stronghold. the p.m.'s travel through mosul where only a

u s military officials say two us air force b1 lancer bombers from air force anderson base in guam flew alongside japanese fighter jets on july 7 for a ten hour bilateral mission. they flew over the korean peninsula and reportedly witnessed weapons. they called it a practice run in a direct response to north korea of a recent launch of an inter continental missile. run by the country's ruling party published commentary on sunday accusing the us of quote, recollect reckless military provocations. when it comes to theec regime officials say all options are on the table. how many test s does it take and how many more times do we have to tell them no escalation? the fact that they launched an icbm test is hugely dangerous, not just for us, but for so many of our friends in the world and we've got to put a stop to it. president trump met with chinese president the at the g20 up s the it and early in the meeting addressing north korea telling \china\china's leader something has to be done about it. china is north korea biggest trade partner. at the g20 summit trump also discussed north korea

a pair of b-1b bombers flew 2,000 miles from their base in guam right up to the demilitarized zone that divides north and south korea. they were joined by planes from south korea and japan. our pentagon correspondent hans nichols joins me now. what do we know? >> you can call this a dry run or target practice. what's clear is the united states and its allies want to send an unmistakable message to kim jong-un. so en route, the b1s were escorted by south korean f-15 fighters and u.s. f-16s. and the b-1s dropped dummy bombs on a target in south korea. on the return flight, joined by japanese f-2 fighters. so a three-country, ten-hour mission meant to stress the importance of alliances. and, kate, the first u.s. response to north korea's july 4th test of an intercontinental ballistic missile that could reach alaska was to fire precision missiles with south korea. >> what sort of military options does the u.s. have right now? >> not good ones. at least not ones without adverse consequences. pentagon officials stress that north korea's capacity to inflict civilian casualties is almost unimag

the mission lasted for ten hours and began near guam all in response to the long range intercontinental ballistic missile. north korea's state media says the latest launch proves the regime is capable of hitting the united states and delivering a large nuclear warhead. experts say this missile flew 2,300 miles into space roughly 500 miles higher than the one launched on july 4. in a statement the specific air force says diplomacy remains their primary goal, but they're prepared to do more saying, "if called upon we are ready respond with rapid lethal and overwhelming force at a time and place of our choosing." meanwhile president trump is pointing the finger at china tweeting he is disappointed and believes they could do more. >> i'm very disappointed. in china's response that they have not been firmer or more helpful. >> reporter: as for this morning's test, the u.s. missile defense agency says they shot down the ballistic missile over the pacific ocean. the system intercepts missiles as they head down towards the earth in what is known as the final or terminal phase of a launch. it's

marianas except for guam, the car lines. a >> the very fact that the washington naval conference in 1921 includes the united states, great britain, and japan even and h the united states to a britain have 5: 5 ratio of 3 naval superiority to apan the very fact that japan is on the world stage with those other two powers pretty significant. n the meantime what's been happening in china? by 1927, i would suggest to you word, china is in chaos. of by 1927, it's sort solidified some emerging national government in china. now, there's certainly communist opposition, even that early. with that is ns that as they solidify some of national government and kind of extends his power manchuria and brings that under the chinese that puts ernment, china on even more of a japan.on course with and along about that time, 1931, there's arker, omething called the manchurian incident. it's an explosion on a realway. it but even disrupt japan says china is the have to move in to manchurian and seize it. that's what happens. occupy o send troops

the ship in havana harbor, to declare war against spain, puerto rico, that is how guam to be part of it. teddy roosevelt could connect the atlantic and pacific. sponsored a coup, and the car now. and the british and germans settle the matter. and any discretionary. threatens war with each of them decided better to leave. and john muir, with teddy roosevelt, exploring, saying the river there, congress national forests, look it up on that in the us. this is like 100 year syllabus. had taken teddy roosevelt camping in yosemite where teddy roosevelt says this is a national park. the secretary of state, this is 100 yosemite, this is america. this is canada, do it again. this is america. we threaten war with canada and took it and didn't pay for it at all. most people remember -- they will be out of here. european partners. if any nation in our hemisphere misbehaves as we decide, we would send the marines and change it. if xi xinping or his successor should be inspired by teddy roosevelt, in a desperate path. >> by comparison, the more outraged i become, comparison with misbehavior, issues

flying two b-1 bombers out of guam. they met up with fighter jets from japan and south korea so they could send a strong message to north korea that allied forces would work together and would respond to any threat from north korea with overwhelming force. there was also a successful test of the thaad anti-missile tests in alaska. last line of defense of sorts, again against the rising threat of north korea. the latest icbm test has analysts believing north korea has a missile capable of reaching major cities in the united states. and they could be only a year away from the goal of having a nuclear warhead able to be delivered to the united states. so, there is a ramping up of diplomacy to try to de-escalate the rising tension here. president trump calling his japanese counterpart today to assure the u.s. allies that the u.s. will be behind them. francis? >> life in seoul for us, thank you. >>> now let's turn to matt bradley, who's covering the latest between the u.s. and russia. matt, what is the impact of putin expell

the bombers, based on the island of guam, were escorted by other u.s. force planes, as well as south korean and japanese fighter planes that conducted their own simulated attacks. the show of force comes four days after north korea test- launched a type of intercontinental ballistic missile that some experts believe could reach alaska and hawaii. the g20 summit has yielded another superpower-brokered plan for a ceasefire in syria's six- year-old civil war. due to take effect tomorrow at noon damascus time, this ceasefire includes the first joint peacekeeping effort by the u.s. and russia. russian armed forces have backed syrian president bashar al- assad, while the u.s. military has supported rebels trying to oust him. both countries, and assad, say they're trying to crush isis militants inside syria, too. in hamburg, secretary of state rex tillerson said the ceasefire covers the region of southwest syria bordering jordan, which also had a role in brokering the deal. in iraq, government military commanders say the u.s.-backed offensive to recapture iraq

air force says these lancer b-1-b bombers took off from guam and came close to the demilitarized zoneaven't heard a reaction from north korea but we are expecting to hear one very soon. >> that will do it for me. thanks for watching. hugh huewitt takes over at the top of the hour. afi sure had a lot on my mind. my 30-year marriage... ...my 3-month old business... plus...what if this happened again? i was given warfarin in the hospital, but wondered, was this the best treatment for me? so i made a point to talk to my doctor. he told me about eliquis. eliquis treats dvt and pe blood clots and reduces the risk of them happening again. not only does eliquis treat dvt and pe blood clots. eliquis also had significantly less major bleeding than the standard treatment. eliquis had both... ...and that turned around my thinking. don't stop eliquis unless your doctor tells you to. eliquis can cause serious and in rare cases fatal bleeding. don't take eliquis if you have an artificial heart valve or abnormal bleeding. if you had a spinal injection while on eliquis call your doctor right away if y

he gave a speech in guam and talked about a new foreign policy where we helped our friends.ech, i think, really far far ahead of its time and frankly as far as i'm concerned right on the money. then, in october, all of a sudden these massive demonstrations were forming up. it was the calm before the storm when the president had that successful summer. i know david broder is a leading liberal columnist of the day for the "washington post" wrote on the eighth, of october, he said we are about to see the breaking of a president's. it's becoming more obvious with every passing day that the man in the movement that broke lyndon johnson's authority in 1968 are out to break richard nixon in 1969. likelihood is great that they will succeed again. at that point looking at the demonstrations i wrote the president i think a significant memo, one of many that are in the book and we had been asked by halderman to name the eight successes we had had during the year and i wrote the president back saying this is like asking louis the 16th about eight successes he had in 1788. we are in the

smith: i'm pleased to yield three minutes to the ranking member, the gentlelady from guam, ms. bordallo. the chair: the gentlelady is recognized. ms. bordallo: thank you. i would like to commend chairman thornberry -- thornberry, ranking member smith and the committee staff who worked many long nights on the f.y. 2018 defense authorization act. while there are real questions about the top line number and i believe it would be inappropriate and reckless to have any additional funding come off the backs of nondefense spending, this is an important step forward in rebuilding our military readiness. this bill includes additional operations and maintenance funding to support more combat training center rotations and needed investment in the facilities, sustainment, restoration and modernization accounts. provide manager training opportunities and better maintenance facilities to live, work, and operate in. however, readiness cannot be bought back in a year. and these targeted investments must continue. furthermore the bill provides authorities to right size the billion personnel sho

eric: south korean fighter jets escorted our b-1 bombers before they flew back to guam.he icbm test by north korea that rattled the globe earlier this month. alison barber with what this means an

. >> overnight, b-1 bombers flew practice combat missions at the base in guam up the korean peninsula. it's the second night in the wake of kim jong-un's defiance and the president's frustration that we saw play out at the g20. >> this mission was in direct response to north korea's launch of an intercontinental mission. as you mentioned two american b-1 bombers with south korean escort jets, flew for a precision strike training exercise. the bombers, which can carry up to 42,000 pounds are the would of explosives each practiced attack capabilities by dropping inactive weapons on the isolated range in south kree. following the commission, saying north korea's actions are a threat to our eye lies, partners, in the homeland. let me be clear, if called upon we're trained and equipped and ready to unleash the full capability of the our allies forces. while the u.s. shows they're willing to take military action against north korea. james mattis made it clear that diplomatic efforts are continuing to be the focus of u.s. leaders to address north korea's nuclear ambitions. >> missions are di

smith: i'm pleased to yield three minutes to the ranking member, the gentlelady from guam, ms. bordallo. the chair: the gentlelady is recognized. ms. bordallo: thank you. i would like to commend chairman thornberry -- thornberry, ranking member smith and the committee staff who worked many long nights on the f.y. 2018 defense authorization act. while there are real questions about the top line number and i believe it would be inappropriate and reckless to have any additional funding come off the backs of nondefense spending, this is an important step forward in rebuilding our military readiness. this bill includes additional operations and maintenance funding to support more combat training center rotations and needed investment in the facilities, sustainment, restoration and modernization accounts. provide manager training opportunities and better maintenance facilities to live, work, and operate in. however, readiness cannot be bought back in a year. and these targeted investments must continue. furthermore the bill provides authorities to right size the billion personnel sho

air base in guam, joined by the japanese and south koreaen fighter jets. commander of the u.s.ir force is warning this morning that the united states and its allies are prepared to use rapid, lethal and overwhelming force, quote, against north korea if it's necessary. >>> you'll soon have to pay more if you want to park at the vallejo ferry terminal. >> reporter: it goes into effect tomorrow. this is the vallejo ferry terminal. it's closed right now. the first ferry doesn't arrive until 11:00 this morning. we did have a chance to talk to a few people who go the an early start. came out here spending time in the cafe nearby. if you take the ferry and park in the lot and there's about 1300 spaces in the lot across the street from re, it's going to cost you more. the daily parking rate goes up starting tomorrow. monthly parking passes double from $20 a month to $40 a month. when we talked to a couple of people planning on taking the ferry they said even though it's a dollar, it it adds up. a dollar here, a dollar there. especially someone commuting five days a week, you'd think th

there are also six nonvoting members, one from each of the five territories, american sam mowa, guam,the district of columbia. in 1803, thomas jefferson doubled the size of the united states by purchasing the 530 million acres known as the louisiana territory. france sold it for a mere $15 million, which today would be roughly $300 million or what some experts say is the worth of mar-a-lago, president trump's florida club, jefferson really understood the art of the deal. if you would like to see if you can pass this test, go to cnn.com/fareed. to pass the test, you must get 6 out of 10. there is a 91% pass rate. let me know how you did by tweeting me @fareedzakaria, thanks to all of you for being part of my program this week, i will see you next week. >>> hey, i'm brian stelter, it's time for ""reliable sources."" this is our weekly look at the story behind the story, of how the media really works and how the news gets made. right now the news media working overtime to find out what really happened in that pivotal meeting between presidents trump and putin. one big question hovering o

because they want to see if the threat is actually going to be one that includes places like alaska, guam, the west coast of the united states, and possibly more. and based on what we see with this missile right now, i'm leaning toward the idea that this was not an intercontinental ballistic missile because of the range of the missile test, how far it flew, the altitude that it took and where it impacted. but having said that, we have to be prepared for the north koreans to actually create an intercontinental ballistic missile and create that threat that they have been talking about and bragging about for so lo long, but it's not just not going to happen today. >> if it was an intercontinental ballistic missile--how close is north korea to weaponizing these missiles? >> this is one of the big questions that the intelligence agencies are focusing on right now, so there are -- the intelligence agencies also have a lot of dark areas that they really can't get into when it comes to analyzing north korea. but the best analysts are really looking at this and seeing, they could possibly do this

bombers in guam flew over in the second day, fighter jets flew alongside them with allied war planes from south korea and japan. the intercontinental, the rogue test fired was brand new, and it was a step forward for the north as it tries to develop the ability to strike the u.s. mainland. >>> at least 23 people have been arrested in charlottesville, virginia, and ku klux klan members -- they organized the rally after the city decided to sell the park statue of confederate general robert e lee. >> they have a right to believe what they choose to believe, just like everyone here has a right to believe what they believe. so we can kind of put our different beliefs aside, and then get, look at each other as humans, and as a people that live, breathe, and bleed and -- we all do, we can truly try to get a better understanding of each other. >> the day before the planned protest, the statue was vandal itemed with red -- vandalized with red paint and black graffiti. >>> these photos show the mess in the front gally area after passengers and crew had to tackle an out of control passenger who

he naval base in guam where ended up, was not the place for that story. he decided to go ashore during the u.s. invasion of okinawa. the marines landed on a small island of you would team a -- iwojima. he talked about whether his luck was running out. whether he was tempting fate by going ashore with the soldiers. japanese soldiers did not defend the beach. the landing was unexpectedly trouble-free. everything seemed fine. on the morning of april 18, pyle took a deep with general coolidge to get closer to the action. it was a fairly calm trip, except for mortars. yeah, except for that -- that was my reaction. suddenly, they had machine gun fire and jumped into a ditch at the side of the road. when the shooting stopped, pyle and coolidge stopped to see how was the rest of their party. the sniper began shooting again and seem to focus in on the two of them. when it quieted down, coolidge turned to pyle to see how he was. he was lying, faceup on the ground, and quivering. the sniper had shot him in the left temple, killing him. pyle's voice was not yet silen

here we go buddy -- >> the problem is that these guam king fishers were an invase ive species of birdsthere are 160 of them in captivity and 16 of them are at the philadelphia zoo. 10% of the population of these birds across the world are at the philadelphia zoo. what they start to do, they start to reintroduce them into the wild and other neighboring islands where they don't have the mean snakes that started to kill all of these beautiful birds and you see some of the adult ones at the mcneil avian center. finally, someone that likes my cooking. i'm take a break from doing this, this is pretty amazing. they don't exist in the wild now but you will. it will get better. lets talk about the weather today because temperatures actually not too bad. philadelphia currently 82 degrees and also the same in wilmington and hal entown and reading and 84 degrees along the coast and satellite and radar showing we have a good amount of cloud cover moving in and mixing with sun and there is low pressure in missouri and along that a lot of pop-up showers and thunderstorms unsettled weather moving our

air force the one lancer bombers from anderson air force base in guam flu alongside south korean andghter jets on july 7 for a 10 hour sequenced bilateral mission. a shy -- show of force that they flew over the korean peninsula. the u.s. called it a practice run. according to the associated press, a newspaper run by the country's ruling party published commentary on sunday accusing the united states of reckless military provocations which in their mind increase the threat of a nuclear war. when it comes to the reclusive regime, they say that all options are on the table. >> how many test is a take -- does it take? how may times have to say no escalation? the fact that they launched an icbm test is hugely dangerous. not just for us, but for so many of our friends in the world. we have to put a stop to it.>> reporter: president trump met with the chinese president at the juice 20 -- g20 summit. >>> at the g20 summit, president trump also discussed it with the japanese prime minister. >>> still to come, they battle the black smoke to save people from a burning building. >> all these cop

i now turn to our valued guam forcolleague from her introductory comments. >> thank you, mr. chairman, for calling this important hearing on the recent gao report on the program also known as the 1033 program. thank you also to our four witnesses for being here today for what i expect to be an insightful discussion. let me begin that i understand the value of the 1033 program. it allows law enforcement criticalto fill equipment shortfalls at little to no additional cost to the taxpayer, leveraging excessive dod property. many of these items are , can be purchased at any of the supply or furniture store and help stress,e budgetary particular on local agencies, but this can also be controlled property, items that are sensitive in nature and cannot be released to the general public, such as firearms and military grade technologies. that is what makes the gao report particular concern. not only does it highlight the negligence with which dla treated property appeared with taxpayer -- procured with taxpayer dollars but it demonstrated a dangerous operability that could compromise

i now turn to our very valued ranking colleague, madeline bordall of 0 guam. >> thank you, mr. champion, for calling this important hearing on the recent gao report on the dod excess property program, known as the 1033 program. and thank you also to our four witnesses for being with us today for what expect to be an insayingful discussion. i understand the value of the 1033 practice it allows federal, state, and local law enforcement agencies to fill critical equipment shortfalls at little to no additional cost to the taxpayers. leveraging excess dod property. now, many of those items are noncontrolled, can be purchased at any office supply or furnish store, and help alleviate budgetary stress. particularly on local agencies. however, this equipment can also be controlled property. items that are sensitive in nature and cannot be released to the general public, such as firearms, and military grid imagery technologies, and that is what makes the gao report particularly concerning. not only does it highlight the negligence with which dla treated property procured with taxpayer do

air base in guam joined f-16 fighters in the flyover.outh korea and japan also took part. on tuesday, north korea tested what's believe d to be an icwm missile. their most successful launch to date. >>> 8:35 is the time. facebook announced plans for a massive expansion of the quarters in menlo park. project leaders say their goal is to create a neighborhood center for all to enjoy, but some wonder how it will impact some of the housing and traffic issues that plague the area near facebook's current campus. by rural road and the bay front expressway. in the not too distant future in menlo park, more changes could be coming to facebook's footprint. but some aren't sure what to make of it. >> it's going to increase the value of the homes, but the quality of life has gone done down? >> they have announced plans to develop old park it owns. new renderings show a mixed use village to be built along rural road in accept ra faces. one group is all for the project. >> if people can be close to their jobs, that means a lot less driving. they can c

us military officials say to us air force b-1 lancer bombers from anderson air force base in guam flewh korean and japanese fighter jets on july 7th for a ten hour sequence bilateral mission. the show of force flew over the korean peninsula reportedly released in her weapons. us officials called it a practice run and in direct response to north korea's recent launch of an intercontinental ballistic missile. according to the associated press a newspaper run by the country ruling party published commentary of sunday accusing the us of quote reckless military provocation that, in their mind, increase the threat of a nuclear war. when it comes to the consumer same us officials say all options are on the table. how many tests does it take and how many more times do we have to tell them no escalation? the fact that they launched an icbm test is hugely dangerous. not just for us but for so many of our friends in the world. we've got to put a stop to it. reporter: president trump met with the president in gt 20 summit and addressed north korea telling china's leader quote something has to be d

have a whole b-2 bomber force, whole force of stealth bombers, and all the capabilities in japan and guam south korea. we improve the thad capability, president moon must stop holding out for environmental consideration and reinforce the thad and the ships will be gd 3's and sm missiles that shoot down the north korean missiles and let them know we mean business if these things do not come to fruition, we put theater nuclear force back in south korea. initially, u.s. air force aircraft with u.s. air force pilots and then in europe, south korean pilots with u.s. weapons and hold the keys that control. start talking to japan about them going nuclear and start changing the constitution and prohibition of warfare. all these things must be done. liz: some have argued, other people who are experts on north korea say wait a second, north korea is not serious about actually using a missile to hit a u.s. city, that this is along the lines of, quote, hostile diplomacy, it takes hostages and bargains because it needs more rice or needs more products into take care of people who are clearly suffering

they flew over the south korean air base in seoul before they flew to guam.st by north korea this past month. >>> the presidnt has not solved the problem in north korea while he is still wrestling with health care repeal and replace. >> reporter: this bilateral mission on the korean peninsula a district response to the north's provocation. friday's launch of an intercontinental ballistic missile was especially worrying. icbms might be able to reach the continental u.s., so the u.s. is testing countermeasures. overnight the president also fired back with tweets. "i'm very disappointed in china," he wrote in one tweet. then in another, "they do nothing for us with north korea, just talk. we will no lger allow this to continue." earlier in the day, another tweet storm on health care reform. this one directed at members of his own party, calling them total quitters if they don't hold a revote, taunting them saying, "they look like fools and are just wasting time." >>> you may be surprised it took this long. honolulu has become the first city to make it illegal to

this involved three different countries, and the b 1 b lancers took off in guam, flew over south koreaar the demilitarized zone towards north and south korea, and launched dumby weapons near that border. it is all in reaction to the july 4th testing of the intercontinental ballistic missile. there was so debate if that was an actual icbm. they said it was, and later the united states actually agreed and they said that if this trajectory was flattened out and if there was modifications, it could strike u.s. soil, mainly alaska. now there is question whether or not this angry language can be backed up with a know how to launch a better bomb and to provote the u.s. even further. >> thank you, math bradley. let's bring in laura rosenberger. she works on north korea ols as well as a former foreign policy advisor. a reckless military provocation, that response by north korea, does that surprise you at all? >> it is good to be with you this morning. that reaction doesn't actually surprise me. this is pretty common. what is important to remember here is there are signals being sent u.s. to nor

base in guam over the weekend to just south of the dmz from north korea. and successfully tested from a u.s. based in alaska, the antiballistic missile system set to be deployed in south korea. short of launching a war, important moves to move against north korea threatening the u.s. >> we have got to focus on defense. >> the actions of kim jong-un also triggering a global war of words during his current european trip, vice president pence let go of this, though. >> the president of the united states is leading a coalition of nations to bring the pressure to bear under at times north korea will permanently abandon its nuclear and ballistic missile programming. >> one of those nations threatened by north korea missiles following a phone conversation with president trump today, japanese prime minister abe also banged the drum. >> under the strong unity of u.s. and japan, we all have a tangible action regarding military measures to improve our capability and take every caution in the face of north korea's threat. >> and as china rolled out its military this w

south korea and japanese fighter jets for the trip before returning to anderson air force base in guam. >>> soldiers fired off a medium ranged ballistic missile over the pacific ocean, which was detected, tracked, and intercepted by the high altitude defense system in alaska. >>> protesters clash with police in venezuela for constituents assembly. they claim that president nicholas maduro is trying to get rid of the assembly. at least three people have been killed. >>> progovernment forces dead natured some sort of explosive, setting bikes on fire in the capital city of of caracas. security forces later fired tear gas at the same group of about 50 journalists. >>> a new website in texas is encouraging californians to make the move to the lone star state. not for the committee, or the lower cost of living, but for the politics. it's called conservative move.com. the site connects people in blue states with realtors to sell their current home. it was started by a man who left california himself just six months ago. >> thank god i am gone. i mean, i went back a month ago for work. i don't

b-1 bombers escorted by japanese and south korean fighter jets flew from guam to just south of the dmzsuccessfully tested from a u.s. base in alaska, the thaad system. important moves to defend against a nuclear north korea. >> we've got to focus on defense. >> the actions of kim jong-un triggering a global war of word words. vice president pence let go this salvo. >> the era of strategic patience is over. the president of the united states is leading a coalition of nations to bring pressure to bear until the time that north korea will permanently abandon its nuclear and ballistic missile program. >> one of those nations is japa japan. following a phone conversation with president trump, japanese prime minister abe banged the drum. >> translator: under the unity of the u.s. and japan, we will have a tangible action regarding military measures to improve our capabilities and take every caution in the face of north korea's threat. >> as china rolled out its military might this weekend, also defending itself against charges it's not raining and north korea. u.s. ambassador to the u.n. nik

the jets returned to andersen air force base in guam. during a visit to estonia, the vice president called out north korea for what he termed continued provocations. >> the president of the united states is leading a coalition of nations to bring pressure to bear until that time that north korea will permanently abandon its nuclear and ballistic missile program. >> military analysts say the kind of missile north korea launched friday could hit los angeles or chicago. >>> meanwhile, the department of defense says it successfully tested the terminal high altitude area missile defense system. an air force b-17 launched the missile over the pacific ocean. the missile defense agency says this is the 15th successful intercept in 15 tests. >>> a new sheriff comes to the white house tomorrow as general john kelly takes over as chief of staff. this shows president trump and kelly having a saturday night dinner at trump's washington, d.c. hotel. republicans say they hope kelly will bring stability to the west wing and help the president get his ag

nuclear power, we do know that they have missiles that are able to reach south korea, and interests in guamd an intercontinental ballistic missile which could reach new york or washington which is the final goal because they see it as a deterrent against the united states. the only way for them to survive. >> you talk about how they could reach japan, they could reach south korea. what do you make of the different messages being sent out from president trump and president moon? and any collaboration that could happen there when it comes to rein north korea's nuclear program in? >> well, president moon and president trump are going to have a fundamentally different approach in dealing with north korea. but mr. moon, president moon came to washington and tried to show that there's no daylight in washington to the north, but, of course, there is. of course, president moon by saying military option is off the table, we're not going to pursue aggressive approach. we're not seeking regime change. he's just talking about the extreme end that we're not going to do but i think those presidents are d

it lasted ten hours and began at anderson airbase on guam. it's all in response to north korea's friday launch of a long-range intercontinental ballistic missile. north korean media said the recent icbm large groups they are capable of hitting the united states and delivering a large nuclear warhead. experts say this missile flew 2300 miles into space, roughly 500 miles higher than the one launched on july 4. in a statement, the pacific air force commander said diplomacy remains their primary goal but they are prepared to do more saying, if called upon, we are ready to respond with rapid, lethal, and overwhelming force at a time and place of our choosing. meanwhile, president trump is pointing the finger at china, tweeting he is disappointed and believes they could do more. >> i am very disappointed in china's response that it has not been firmer or more helpful. >> as for this morning's test, the missile defense agency's head they shut down a medium-range ballistic missile just over the pacific ocean. they intercept missiles as they head dow