i'm just getting to hr mcmaster. he just said, "this is not an issue between that it states and north korea. this is an issue between the world and north korea." that is a very important point. when you look at the options that are on the table and what we need to see from other countries getting involved here. >> i mean, that's exactly right. north korea, there is this caricature of north korea as this isolated country, you know, backwards, not able to do things technologically. that's not true. technology is advancing rapidly. north korea uses the international financial system. they buy items from almost everywhere in the world that they wants to. so we need countries to increase their sanctions and fermentations and they need to kick north korea out of their own countries. >> here is what the army chief of staff has to say about all of this, talking about the military will do what is required if that has eventually to happen. watch. >> provocation with the missilee launch is on acceptable. the president of the un

but not ones, according to hr mcmaster, they want to use. they want to give the democratic diplomatic route time to play out. >> talking theresa may about london? >> the two of them spoke, we'll get to the genesis of that in a moment. joint base andrews, the president with a very strong message of combination for what he calls another "loser terrorist." we'll see what the president has to say. >> i want to say my hearts go out to the people of london who suffered a vicious terrorist attack today. i spoke with a wonderful woman, british prime minister theresa may this morning and relayed america's deepest sympathies as well as our absolute commitment to eradicating the terrorists from our planet. radical islamic terrorism. it will be eradicated. believe me. >> another reference to theresa may as a "wonderful woman" may be in part by making amends that the tweet the president sent out first thing this morning in which he appeared to suggest that scotland yard, the british police authorities, may have dropped the ball on this. "another attack i

what is meant behind kellyanne conway and hr mcmaster using the word sovereignty? >> it's clear what the talking points are. i think it's again a play to his domestic base. sovereignty to an american audience at the un plays on this idea that agreements are bad for the united states and we are being taken advantage of by the peace accord punishes us and doesn't help us. they are sounding the same note that helps them with the base and it said for the rest of the world we are not interested in the word partnership. that's the message here. >> so michael, is that a potential mistake? we are talking about 193 member nations there who want to hear about a global message and what they want to hear from the president on an america first type of message. >> it's a discorded message because if you go back to america firstism here in the un general assembly, at the same time we are seeking progress from mat in american leaders on venezuela and clearly doing business on iran. i expect north korea will be the centerpiece of his big speech at the un general assembly and it lea

we'll preview the message with his national security advisor, general hr mcmaster, then does president trump have an immigration deal with chuck and nancy or not? we'll break down whether there's a new balance of power with two senate leader, democrat dick dirban and republican roy blunt this week on fox news sunday. ♪ ♪. >>> back to fox 5 news at the hill. take a look at that. mother nature is not letting up when it comes to the tropical trouble. what you're looking at, that is hurricane jose. we're at this again, making its way north far enough off the east coast we're told, that it's not going to be too much trouble for us, but we will feel a breeze, it will be cloudy on tuesday, farther south is where the real threat. look at this. that's tropical storm maria, forecast to become a hurricane in a couple of day, that will slam into some of the very same islands that have already been devastated by hurricane irma. we're talking about the u.s. and the british virginia islands as well as puerto rico, place where fairfax elite's task force one been hard at work more than a week, joining

here today are national security adviser hr mcmaster and representative to the un, nikki haley.u through and take your questions. i will be up afterwards to answer questions unless of course you guys want to give me a free pass since it's friday. with that i will turn it over. thanks. >> good afternoon, everyone. i want to begin by acknowledging the attacks in europe. the united states of course stands in solidarity with the people of the united kingdom and france. we will continue to work tirelessly with our partners to prevent attacks and of course the united states remains committed to defeating terrorist organizations as well as their evil ideology. the president has been unambiguousuous a uouand callin muslim majority nations to combat extremism and end financing of terrorist organizations. we will defend our people and values against these attacks and we will always stand with countries around the world that do the same. i want to turn to president trump's trip next week to attend the 72nd united nations general assembly. his message throughout the week want to emphasize t

. >> that enforces national security advisor, hr mcmaster.e increasing nuclear threat posed by north korea. this comes as president trump makes his first address to the united nations this week on tuesday. at the annual general assembly gathering world leaders here in new york. there is a lot of speculation over how we will respond to the regimes provocative actions and what he will say and propose. more on this is going to gordon chang author of the nuclear showdown north korea takes on the world. as a north korea expert gordon, good to see you. >> thank you eric. >> what you expect he will stand tuesday? >> he has got to talk about north korea because if nothing else the north koreans will be in front row! so he has to say something. i think in order to have an effect he has to say something we have not heard which means he needs to be specific. senior officials have been saying that he will also talk about the accountability. but they have not told us what that really means. i think it will use the opportunity to talk about un security cou

hr mcmaster previewed president trump speech on fox news sunday. listen here. >> he thanks it's a tremendous opportunity to reach so many world leaders and emphasize three thing themes. to protect the american people, promote american prosperity, and help promote accountability and sovereignty. those three themes will allow him to communicate his vision for america's role in the world, but also what his expectations are. also of other nations and the united nations. they should protect the sovereignty of their citizens and respect the sovereignty of other nations. >> christian fisher is in somerset new jersey. the general assembly doesn't start until tomorrow but important meetings are underway. >> that's right. tonight secretary of state rex tillerson will be meeting with the russian foreign minister for the situation in syria will be front and center. the real action will get started tomorrow, beginning with president trump hosting a un reform event. in the past, present trump has been very critical of the un. he called incompetent and threatened

do not miss tomorrow's "fox news sunday" interview with hr mcmaster.check your local listings for times.you can also tune in at 2 pm and 6 pm eastern time here on fox news. there you can call this reaching out to the grassroots. president trump inviting an 11-year-old boy virginia to the white house after the boy broke the president offering to help cut the white house lawn. frank already runs his own lawn care business and says that he admires the president business skills. frank explaining to fox and friends earlier why he kept mowing the grass as you see on the rose garden lawn while the president was actually trying to talk to him. >> i knew he was very impressed and i thought he was going to talk with me but -- it was actually pretty cool when he came up. >> he may be mowing lawns now but frank says that he hopes to one day become a navy s.e.a.l. that is all right. >> more fallout at one of the top credit reporting agencies. and the president meets not once but twice as democratic leadership talk about doctor. look at this mean for the -- >> we ho

. >> reporter: also today national security advisor hr mcmaster disputed reports that the u.s. is not leaving the agternational climate change future. if there can be, if there can be a deal that addresses these fundamental flaws. >> the allies say they are. >> the trump administration says it is exploring how the u.s. can cut co2 emissions. chief economic advisor gary co hn will host an informal immediating ahead of the unga with senior climate and energy ministers from around the world. elaine? >> thank you. >> president trump's potential deal with democrats on the daca immigration program fired up his base last week but not in a positive way. some have started burning his hats. here's nancy cordes. >> you have become the swamp, either drain the swamp or will you never make america great again. >> as fans took their anger out on his hats, the president tried to reassure them he's if the going soft on immigration. >> we have to get massive border security rtd talking tough on twitter about chain his travel ban, loser terrorists and the wall. >> the wall to me is vital. >> repo

. >> rose: what do you think of hr mcmaster. >> general mcmaster and i could not be more diverge ent in our views on national security. >> rose: could not be more diverge ent. >> the website that you came from and that you are going back to, has a constant drum beat of criticism of the president's national security advisor. now is that serving the president? >> absolutely, absolutely. the president needs to see diverge ent views just like on afghan situation. you can't, by the way, mcmaster, general mcmaster has done a very good job of curating, have a brent scoa croft model of curating but i was vocal from day one, very vocal from day one that the american first jacksonian foreign policy, okay, was not because there are so many obama detailees, so many people from the-- from the national security apparatus that i believe it was not getting a full floated defense. >> rose: so are you saying hr mcmaster and jared kushner and ivanka trump, even though they opposed views that you had on climate and on the paris accord, they have your full support and you hope they are there in the white

national security vendors hr mcmaster warning that the international community is at the end of the roadme is oh close to threatening the united states and others with a nuclear weapon we have to move way great deal of urgency on sanctions diplomacy and preparing, if necessary, a military option. >> reporter: the foreign minister will address the assembly friday. in new york, steve rapoport. fox news >>> tonight, british police say they have made a second arrest in friday's subway bombing in london. officials now lowering the country's threat level to severe instead of critical. the second suspect arrest asked 21-year-old man and police continue to search a home had belongs to an elderly couple who fostered children, one of who police believe is the 18-year-old they arrested yesterday. >> it was a lovely young man, you wouldn't suspect anything from him. polite, to the couple. didn't know anything about them. >> still trying to figure out if more than one person may have been involved. >> they're look i want to go other property where is the suspect wanted detained >>> the university of

sanctions have not worked before, and the national security adviser hr mcmaster today said we can't keepcause we have run out of road and we have run out of time. he said, be under no illusions, there is a military option. although he did say that the trump administration's preference for now was not to use it. now, next week at united nations, world leaders will be gathering here for the annual un general assembly. north korea will be very high on the agenda. donald trump will be here, but his chinese counterpart won't be, and i think that reduces the chances of a diplomatic breakthrough. stay with us on bbc news. lots more to come on the programme. freedom itself was attacked this morning, and freedom will be defended. the united states will hunt down and punish those responsible. bishop tutu now becomes spiritual leader of 100,000 anglicans here — of the blacks in soweto township, as well as the whites, in their rich suburbs. we say to you today, in a loud and a clear voice, enough of blood and tears — enough! translation: the difficult decision we reached together was one that requir

when i heard the speech i wondered if hr mcmaster was on vacation and didn't have a chance to clear itveteran and a hero, but he will not let the president use radical islamic terrorism. he's been trying to keep the president in the iran deal. the president went another direction today and i'm very proud of him. lou: it's interesting to watch the national media talk about h.r. mcmaster, gary cohn, his economic advisor. these people have influence. but this president is the same man we elected. he may take some time. a week or two. he shouldn't listen or take more time to decide. this is a man who lives in the moment. and he's leading as no other president in my judgment in our history has. it's remarkable to watch what he's doing. fee may not always understand this, particularly in the political class in washington. but this president is smarter than hell. and in nearly he instance he's smarter than the folks who are giving him up amazing grief. >> i agree with that. i think the president is listening to all side. but on the iran deal he said it's an embarrassment to the united states.

. >> national security adviser hr mcmaster said friday the time to address the global threat is running out. >> we have been kicking the can down the road. >> the president's speech tuesday at the u.n. will feature similar warnings against the regime as well as assurances to american allies. >> i personally thinks he hugs the right people and comes with the u.s. being strong in the end. >> previewing next week's speech u.s. ambassador to the u.n. nikki haley says the u.s. will promote peace and prosperity during the meeting of 120 nations. >> the utter weakness and incompetence of the united nations. >> it is a landmark moment for a commander in chief that railed against the global body during the campaign. >> the united nations is not a friend of democracy, it is not a friend to freedom. it is not a friend even to the united states of america. >> but the president's america first agenda is unlikely to be met with cheers of the general assembly. on friday, haley said the world would have to wait and see whether president trump would commit the u.s. to funding the u.n. at current levels.

test sparked international condemnation this morning from china, france, russia, south korea says hr mcmaster has spoken with them during emergency phone call however the pentagon tells fox news u.s. will have no official response until they assess the situation and also this morning japanese self-defense forces are collecting par particles from the area to test what the result has been. developing in the district now a search for a killer following a triple shooting in southeast this morning is dead and two other people hurt after someone opened fire along harriet tub man road saturday night. live this morning with the details on this story. good morning, anjali. >> reporter: good morning, tom, well this shooting helped twelve hours ago. you can see d.c. police on scene here and they still have entire corner of tubman road at 15 place roped off. you can see several townhouses inside that crime scene there. this is a neighborhood off alabama avenue with a 19-year-old girl was killed and two others were also hit by gunfire and tun to the hospital. last night our crew was out here as tensions r

. >> national security adviser hr mcmaster is also defending the president's comments. trump's rhetoric is driving kim jong-un closer to war. we cannot completely discount that possibility. >> let's go to beijing china. janice, good to talk to you this morning. we have both china and so you recollect vowing there will be no fighting on the korean peninsula. seems as though we are heading in that direction. >> we have to bear in mind that north korea has a history of accusing the u.s. of declarations of war. they've done so in the past in reaction to economic sanctions, military exercises, and other measures. there's also unfortunately a precedent for shooting down u.s. aircraft. they've done so twice since the end of the korean war. what has seasoned analysts and diplomats worried right now is this constant sparring and the threat of miscalculation that it creates. south korea has been asking for a level headed response. they say accidents in the region right now could spiral out of control. it is important to note these are words. they are comments. there has been no c

the general is advising the president and we have general kelly in the white house and hr mcmaster.hese are three men who understand all too well the use of military force and do not make idle threats easily. they make threats when they're absolutely determined that if and when force is necessary, they are prepared to use it. make no mistake are fell, i've never heard such language out of general mattis. i have rarely heard such words out of the secretary of defense. i think it indicates the true nature and the true crisis nature of the situation in which we'll now find ourselves. i was struck by his winning and i hope that kim jong-un also takes general mattis seriously and present trump seriously as well. >> arthel: we will leave it there. thank you judy. >> mike: are fell, the music world mourning the loss of another great. a cofounder of the band that brought us decades of distinctive hits from reeling in the years to deacon blues. plus, some people displaced by harvey are returning home for the first time. a congressman his district includes parts of houston and what survivors

debut now speech at the un, he is expected to push an american first agenda and sovereigntiy from hr mcmaster. he will be pushing hard that message and even nikki haley said it will be a strong message. how do you think the president's messages will be received? >> thank you for that question. let me first say i want the president to make us proud. i hope he reads from his speech and does not go off script. i'm pleased he is speaking to the general assembly because it shows he takes it seriousry. the trump administration recognizes we can't do this alone. we have to work with the international community. we have to work with them. >> they have been talking tough on north korea. the ambassador to the un, nikki haley suggesting that it may be time to let the secretary of defense take care of north korea. this is what she said. >> we were being responsible where north korea is being irresponsible and reckless. we were trying to use every diplomatic possibility that we could possibly do. we have pretty much ousted all the things we could do at this point. now i said yesterday i'm happy kicking th

general hr mcmaster declared that north korea had run out of road. sector secretary tillerson said if diplomatic measures fail, military action is the only option left. president trump will give his general dress on tuesday. that should all be very interesting. south korea is still watching north korea very closely. kim jong-un has a habit of making trouble domestically or regionally when there were big diplomatic events elsewhere. >> thank you so much. >> now to great britain where the government lowered the terror attack there from critical to severe after what police say was a very significant arrest of a second suspect. twenty-nine people were injured in the attack. here's more from the london bureau. >> the threat level has been put back to severe after these two arrests. authorities believe the risk has been reduced. these two men are now in custody. the second suspect is a 21-year-old man. he was detained in the district of onslow just before midnight on saturday. their continuing forensic work. back home.that home belonged to an elderly coupl

hr mcmaster had trouble defending that saying oh, you know, it's just a nickname he came up with. he said i don't see it as a laughing matter when someone threatens the u.s. on a regular basis. this is like the super bowl of the diplomacy and they questioned what he would be like on the world taj. i want to say something about the hillary tweet. does he have anything better to do? he was preparing for this united nations meeting and having one on one sessions with the heads of state with netanyahu and other dinners for which i'm sure they are this high. yet he seems to have the time to tweet juvenile, juvenile things about hillary clinton getting hit in the back. i guess she is still an enemy of his? >> he is on the cusp of making big decisions that will define his presidency and he is retweeting images like that. it falls into question what he is doing with his spare time. >> part of the reason he does things like that. he tweets on the weekend when he is under a lot of pressure. he is going into this week of high stakes diplomacy on the public stage with no experience. hillary c

hr mcmaster as well. they are standing and i would assume the leaders will come in momentarily. not the first president to confront this, but from their standpoint, they are right about this. the icbms, north korea made advances much faster than developing a missile capable of reaching the united states. they said how good they are at this, but north korea has shown evidence they are getting better if not to the finish line, miniaturizi miniaturizing a warhead. this is a problem that the george w. bush administration and the obama administration. if you listen to the people around the president, they believe this is at the cross roads. >> if you are north korea and looking at the history of the united states as attempts to denuclearize rogue regimes. you look at iraq and libya and iran. iraq we overthrew. libya gave up their nuclear weapons and we overthrew the regime. iran signed a deal and trump wants to pull out of it. that's going to greatly influence whether we want to engage in diplomacy. >> the president of the united states is taking the table right there and is about to

>> yes, i think what you see there, hr mcmaster is correct. there is a viable military option.t goes, also, into some areas in terms of preventing potential counter retaliation from the north koreans. but they do not want to do that. what you will see coming up now is increasing pressure on the chinese in terms of banking institutions that act as cutouts for individuals to help fund the north korean regime. ultimately, at this point, with the timeline of north korea encroaching an incredible icbm plus warhead capability, you've got to roll the dice or you've got to use military action. clearly no one wants to use military action yet. >> bret: anna, since the president's fire and fury comments, north korea has launched two ballistic missiles and completed a nuclear weapons test. >> yeah. i think honestly they are not moving back. his words -- you know, he likes to be the strong president. he likes to use aggressive language on twitter and when he's making statements about this stuff. but as you see, his administration, his officials often say they want a global response. that wa

that means at least hr mcmaster and probably got a look at the speech. that was the most a proeshs speech i have heard a president give in any venue. i later picked up the news that secretary mat i guess talked about options, military options, usable against the btrk that would not endanger seoul or the citizens of south korea. i have been down that route with the u.s. air force in 2002 and 2003. that is absolute bull. if jim mattis is thinking he can use military force against north korea with no repercussions, this is unbelievable. >> the two most important parts of the speech were on north korea and iran. the closest points of crisis. you have an interesting juxtaposition. there is no framework to deal with in north korea. obvious desire and increaing ability to produce weapons. with iran there is. it looks like the period is trying hard to undo that. >> the iran deal was one of the worst and most one-sided transactions the united states has ever entered into. frankly that deal is an embarrassment to the united states and i don't think you have heard

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people like jim mattis, hr mcmaster, rex tillerson, these are the people that are actually making policy. the mad king gets up every once in a while and makes a speech, but it does not have any effect on u.s. policy >> the mad king, your words, not mine jeremy, thank you very much for that jeremy shapiro that's it for today's show thank you very much for being with us once again i'm carolin roth "worldwide exchange" is up next. whuuuuuat?rtgage offer from the bank today. you never just get one offer. go to lendingtree.com and shop multiple loan offers for free! free? yeah. could save thousands. you should probably buy me dinner. no. go to lendingtree.com for a new home loan or refinance. receive up to five free offers and choose the loan that's right for you. our average customer could lower their monthly bills by over three hundred dollars. go to lendingtree.com right now. and i'm the founder of ugmonk. before shipstation it was crazy. it's great when you see a hundred orders come in, a hundred orders come in, but then you realize i've got a hundred orders i have to ship out. shipstatio

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. >> hr mcmaster is also in the bro briefing room today. he was asked about the president's tweets today, looked like scotland yards have had these people in their site a lot of people speculated the the president is reviewing some information. hr mcmaster no, the president is simply talking about scotland yard being on the case in terms of pursuing terrorism suspect generally and not giving away something specific of what the british is up to in this particular case, michelle. >>> thank you very much eamon. >> is there any other kinds from the president dining with mr. schumer and pelosi talking about daca the president today is tweeting up a storm and also talking about espn and then an anchor criticism of him there >> it is really potentially a consequence shl week he's going to have meeting with leaders around the globe and everybody will be watching what are the special pit balls and twists and turns that you need to watch out for and he needs to watch out for >> given the situation of north korea and you have these sanctions are start

south korea's presidential office says its security chief spoke with hr mcmaster for 20 minutes.t this point, no official response from the white house. now back to "lockup." >>> due to mature subject matter, viewer discretion is advised. >>> and there's miss rivera. smile. >> kenneth morgan, also known as peaches, was one of the more memorable inmates we met at the penitentiary of new mexico. his life in prison is marked by a clear duality. >> hi, boys! >> he was an open, if not flamboyantly gay inmate living in general population. but when it came to adhering to the inmates code of conduct, he made it clear that he was no different than anyone else. during our shoot he had received one of his rare disciplinary write-ups for helping cover up a bloody fight between two other inmates. >> right here, this is peaches. looks like he's got the shirt that was taken from the inmate. looks like he was rubbing the floor right here. so that's one of my biggest issues right there. i want to show you the video. okay? so get over here. who is this? >> that's me? >> and what does it appear tha

of staff, john kelly, the secretary of defense james mattis and the national security advisor, hr mcmasterseem to be gaining an influence. nevertheless, the fact remains you need subject matter experts in place at every level in the national security bureaucracy to develop and execute policy, to reassure allies and deter adversaries. the administration has been severely lacking in this respect.self my second concern is this. too many members of the administration, including the president himself do not appreciate that the rhetoric they use and the actions they take to appeal to certain domestic political constituency can cause relationship with foreign allies harm and therefore undermine our national security. consider for example president trump's reaction via twitter to north korea's most recent test. if there were an event whose gravity called for a thoughtful response, not limited to 140 characters, this was it. unfortunately, the president turned again to social media and even more troubling thanag the medium through which he chose to deliver his message, was the message itself.ement.

they spoke with hr mcmaster shortly after debt continuation. we want to bring in tomorrow berm to talk about this tonight. thank you, tom for being here. the defense secretary went onto say that a while the total i niel craigs of north korea is possible, that we do have options to do that, bringing that up, what do you think that message says to the north. >> well, i think it's underscor ing the deterrent posture of the s ands that he ' very important along with the disee ternt posture with south korea, so the us are okay alliance is fir needs to be emphasized, needs to be strengthed. it's already very strong and this perhaps will keep north korea in check. you you think just that message will. what do you think we need to be saying to our allies? >> we definitely need to be in close dialogue with our allies. i think a sky log with our ally is is the most important thing. first the dialogue between soul and washington should remain very clear and very open. but also with japan and china has a big stake in this andy ploam situate between washing

here today are national security adviser hr mcmaster and united states representative to the un nikkiings and other events of next week and then take some of your questions. as always, i'll be up afterwards to answer questions, unless, of course, you guys want to give me a free pass since it's friday. and with that, i'll turn it over. thanks. >> good afternoon, everyone. i also want to begin by acknowledging the horrific attacks in europe. the united states, of course, stands in solidarity with the people of the united kingdom and france. we will continue to work tirelessly with our partners to prevent attacks. and, of course, the united states remains committed to defeating terrorist organizations, as well as their evil auto ideology. the president has been unambiguous here, isis complained on calling muslim majority nations to combat extremism and to end financing of terrorist organizations. we will defend our people and our values against these cowardly attacks, and we will always stand with countries around the world that do the same. now, i want to turn to president trump's trip

may say something as well about the london bombing that injured so many earlier today, general hr mcmasterorea on notice saying there's military option and it is on the table if the rogue nation continues to act recklessly this after north korea fired yet another missile over japan, the second one in less than a month. joining me right now with a look at what we should be doing and what our military capability really is is fox news military analyst colonel david, good to have you, colonel, what are we potentially able to do? i mean, walk me through the scenarios. i for one feel like we should be putting a ton of economic pressure on china to start to get what we need out of north korea and we don't want him to have this weapon capability but that aside for a moment, what can we do militarily? >> to begin with, you have to understand that since 2006 north korea has been a nuclear nation. our military is the best in the world. a war with north korea, we would win decisively, they'll be nothing left of the north korean government. the issue is not the u.s. capability to go to war, the issue i

hr mcmaster later trying to explain what trump went by in the sights of scotland yard. >> i think whathe president indicated, obviously, all of the terrorist threats are focused on by the government. he didn't mean anything by that. >> reporter: it prompted strong pushback from the london police who said they didn't yet know who was involved and similar criticism from prime minister teresa may. >> i never think it's good to speculate on what is an ongoing investigation. >> reporter: the president and the refugees and ban facing several challenges. trump tweeting the travel sban into the united states should be far larger, tougher and more specific. but stupidly that would not be politically correct. asked to explain his tweet, he would only say -- >> we have to be smarter. >> reporter: the latest terror attack on an ally coming in the wake of yet another missile launch by north korea. the second one to fly over another key ally japan in less than a month. the problem that international diplomatic pressure has so far been unable to solve. amid the escalating threat from north korea, the

the national security advisor hr mcmaster, spoke with a counterpart about an hour after the test treating this morning, north korea has conducted a major nuclear test their words and actions continues to be very hostile and dangerous to the united states and the present also put more pressure on china psa north korea is a rogue nation has become a grave threat, and embarrassment to china that has tried to help with little success. last month when they first detected new preparations for another test the president raised a lot of eyebrows when he grins north korea with what sounded like military action. the president later seemed to indicate may have made a difference in north korea's behavior. listen here. >> they will be met with "fire and fury". like the world has never seen. >> kim jong-un, i respect the fact that i believed he is starting to respect us. >> says the president says he thinks that kim jong-un may be starting to respect united states north korea has fired a bunch of smaller missiles into the sea of japan. they fired a medium range ballistic missile over japan and now this

it was secretary mattis chairman of the joint chiefs of staff, hr mcmaster, vice president mike pence, tillerson, the secretary of state joined on the telephone, and were going over possible military options that the president might be able to employ against north korea if necessary. listen here. >> we have many military options and the president wanted to be briefed on each one of them. we made clear that we have the ability to defend ourselves and our allies, south korea and japan from any attack. >> and here's where what the secretary said got really extraordinary. it's when he warned north korea to not threaten the u.s., its territories or its allies with a nuclear weapon. he said if that happened, it is going to be lights out for kim jong-un, his regime, and in fact his nation. listen here. >> we are not looking to the total annihilation of a country, namely north korea, but as i said, we have many options to do so. >> we don't want to blow up the country, but we can, and we will, if necessary. wow. u.n. ambassador nikki haley has called an emergency meeting for the u.n. security

i head over to the white house to listen to hr mcmaster, nikki haley give a briefing.th allie v velshi. we were talking about the woman headed off to the virgin islands. it's where your cohort is as well. >> she's down there sending us pictures to the damage. i'll be seeing you later. you have a busy day ahead of you. i'll see you at the white house later. good morning, everyone. stephanie is covering hurricane irma's devastation. we'll hear from her in a while. let's get started. >> a fire ball in the london subway during the morning rush hour. >> metropolitan police announced they're treating it as a terrorist incident. >> people including children being trampled under foot as people rushed from the cars in panic. pictures from social media show belongings abandoned and what may be a crude explosive device. >> we have to be smart and very tough. perhaps we're not nearly tough enough. >> a new missile launch by north korea. again flying over japanese air space. the stakes of a nuclear stand off higher than ever. >> this was a very bold and defiant step by the north ko

diplomacy doesn't work we will turn things to general matters, secretary general of defence and hr mcmasteriser has had some thing. i actually am very sceptical. i think focusing on the pentagon when they look at milik options are that could potentially —— horrified at the amount of life that would be lost in seoul in south korea, and the loss than on south korean government is the notion that the united states would launch a attack north korea. there was a small pinprick of life when he said the us plays more than any other country for the un but said there would be a worthwhile if it resulted in peace, is that an opening to the un? qc in peace, is that an opening to the un? oc nicky in peace, is that an opening to the un? qc nicky hayley for instance, being able to reduce peacekeeping dues and down from 28% to 25%, and antonio guterres says he can live with that. we have to get this all in perspective. this is a rounding error when it comes in the us budget, we are popular and regular budget, we are popular and regular budget for the united nations that is probablyjust budget for the unit

a lot of people made that argument on behalf of the generals, kelly and mattis and hr mcmaster.teve bannon is saying, you don't like it, get out. >> if gary cohen is there for tax reform, if gary cohen is there as had been reported maybe because he was eyeing the fed chair job, we're learning he's most likely not getting that fed chair job. if we're not getting tax reform and he disagrees with the president -- >> what is he doing there? there is now talk that fed chairwoman janet yellen might get her term extended. >> and stan fisher announced he'll be stepping down. >> vice chair. he just announced yesterday he's stepping down. >> this is the guy who taught economics to most of the leading economic minds on the planet. you got no stan fisher, unclear if janet gellen is staying. could it be a -- i know financial markets are focused on it. maybe now gary isn't focused on the job. >> they're playing music. >> that's the hook for the two us. >> saying we have to pay for the show somehow. when we come back, millions in south florida may be in the path of irma's intense eyewall. that

jokingly called in washington, the committee to save america which is rex tillerson, james mattis, hr mcmaster and kelly, they have constrained him. so in other words, at least in foreign policy his bark is a lot worse than his bite. one day he was up and says we're going to destroy north korea. the next day, just more sanctions. >> one day being thursday.>> i mean literally the next day. sanctions. he is going to pull out the most iran deal was the most embarrassing thing ever. the next day, we're going to try and negotiate some addendum's to it. so i think that has been, that has been reassuring certainly to a lot of republicans who are on the ledge around donald trump. but as long as he he's got the national security team, the committee to save america and intact.and as a matter fact secretary james mattis travels around the world as as a joke, i am here as the secretary of reassurance. >> i do not want it to make it like donald trump is just a lone ranger. he is not. he is representing america. he is taking the low hanging fruit. 19 percent of the -- it is always been a swing vote crowd. b

hr mcmaster, for example, said that north korea cannot be deterred.rom testing and i see no rejoon for doing so in the future. all they do is manufacture a dries sis, to try to ramp up the pressure and north korea just feeling it. >> adam, talk to us about the propaganda value, if you will, of such a test. within north korea itself, the value to kim jong-un. >> as you heard from the reporting, north korean citizens are enthralled by these nuclear tests and missile tests. each one is treated like a national triumph of. so every test does strengthen the leaders' hand with his population. but also within the kabal of leaders, generals, military officers that surround him. they're important for him to maintain control. >> so following your line of thinking, kim jong-un needs these tests for his own internal survival and cohesion of this country. >> right. and that's one more reason we should be skeptical that any kind of rhetorical statement from the united states could cause him to give them up. why moving aircraft carriers into the region or b-1 bomber