a private funeral will be held in monaco, jonathan hunt, fox news. >> you got to ask, sean conery or james moore. >> i liked daniel craig as well. >> my kids would say daniel craig. >> sean conery. >> moore, when he came in, we were like i don't know. >> he did 7 of them. >> because roger -- or sean was such a big icon. i'm glad he was that old. i thought he was only like 70 something. >> 89. >>> as we go outside, temperatures cooled even though concord was 90 degrees, so still some heat. and 94 but look how much cooling we got here in liver moor -- pardon me -- in hayward and oakland, big time cooling, as much as 10, 15 degrees in some places, but some will cool tomorrow. here is the reason why. this system right here. this guy is going to drop in, no rain. it takes it and makes it real fat and pushes immense amounts of cool -- immense amounts of cool, moist air. that will take care of the heat and a lot of things, your hay fever. 10 degrees cooler in fairfield, 12 degrees cooler in santa rosa. check out the profile, which is the way to measure the depth of this marine layer and dow

he is a former defense -- we were just all watching jonathan hunt report there. we have a statement from a director of the missile defense agency. he said that this was an incredible accomplishment and a critical milestone for this program. do you agree? >> absolutely. this system is critical for our national security. the part that they tested yesterday, the ground-based midcourse is the hardest part to do. it is true rocket science and it worked. kudos all around to the folks who did it. it's a big step forward. >> heather: there are others that point out it hasn't worked all the time. in fact, since 2002, we spent $40 billion invested in this program. of the last five attempts from what i understand, only to have been successful and that is a 40% success rate. is that acceptable? >> well, it's acceptable because it's the best we can do right now. this is the equivalent of wearing body armor when we go to combat. it doesn't protect you from everything, but it protects you from the vital pieces. we have deployed the stuff that we have as good as it is and we are

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. >> sandra: jonathan hunt is live. >> they are preparing for the launchers is due to take place sometime between noon and 4 >> caller: fourteen north korea has launched these muscles and in recent months. officials believe that the north koreans are getting closer and closer to the point of which they will be able to target the united states with a nuclear tipped intercontinental ballistic missile. among those who say this is just a matter of time are admiral james searing. he is director of the missile defense agency and he sat through a rare and exquisite interview with us. listen here. >> it's a matter of time. there are demonstrating increased capability range, altitude and capacity over the last several years and more recently over the last several months. >> what will happen today is the u.s. will launch an intercontinental ballistic missile from the marshall islands and the pacific ocean, a few minutes after that, they will launch the interceptor missile from here at vandenberg air force base. they hope that that interceptor in the proximally 5-foot chunk of metal will strike the

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jonathan hunt is in fairbanks, alaska, . >> good evening. during his time on u.s. soil, the russian foreign minister has certainly been happy to show that the putin administration stands shoulder to shoulder with the trump administration in dismissing the investigation of potential trump campaign links to russian officials. as a waste of time. >> translator: there is not a single, no compelling evidence regarding russia's intervention. if you are talking about international affairs, why don't you try to find out the truth and get the facts? >> a russian foreign ministry spokeswoman today lambasted u.s. media outlets for their questions to mr. lavrov, saying that media is propagandist and manipulated and adding "most of the questions concerned russia's alleged intervention in the u.s. election and the dismissal of the fbi director. this indicates the colossal bias of the mass media, the lack of independent thinking and control by certain political groups." there was no one-on-one meeting between the secretary of state and the foreign minister today. the focus remain

jonathan hunt is in fair backs. jonathan?shep, it's interesting that the russian foreign minister, sergey lavrov is taking the opportunity while on u.s. soil to show that the putin administration stands shoulder to shoulder with the trump administration in dismissing the investigation of possible trump campaign collusion with the russians as fake news and essentially a waste of time. as he stood literally shoulder to shoulder with secretary of state tillerson at the opening of this arctic meeting today, neither man would say anything on any subject. it was left to a russian foreign ministry spokeswoman to dismiss the u.s. media focus on the investigation story. in a statement she said "this indicates the colossal bias of the media and control by certain political groups. we've asked for comment from secretary of state tillerson, a chance to talk to him. we've been refused that opportunity by the state department. shep? >> shepard: the secretary of state, rex tillerson and the russian foreign minister, sergey lavrov, expected

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. ♪ >> live from america's news headquarters, i'm jonathan hunt pretty president trump is saying theian people in its fight against terrorism, thousands of mourners are attending funeral services for the victims of an attack on a busload of coptic christians. it happened about hundred 40 miles south of cairo, at least 28 people were killed and dozens wounded, no group has claimed responsibility for the attack which came on the eve of the start of the muslim holy month of ramadan. at the pentagon announces plans for a critical missile defense test a week. it will try to intercept an intercontinental ranged, the plan is to simulate a north korean nuclear warhead aimed at the u.s. if the north koreans have yet to launch an icbm, the test is set for next tuesday. i'm jonathan hunt, now back to the story with martha maccallum. >> waiting to make your decision about health care. i'm just curious. >> i think we've changed. >> martha: that infamous tape of the alleged assault on the reporter did not stop candidates greg gianforte from becoming a congressman, in his victory speech late last n

jonathan hunt live from our l.a. reporter: yeah, tragic story, leland. louis campos was looking forward to his brother's wedding. he was going to be the best man. now that brother is instead planning louie's funeral. he was 45 and had five children. he died in the hospital thursday watched over by his wife four days after being sucker punched as he waited in line outside a vegas nightclub. >> to see his wife laying over his body just broke my heart. his kids. it's the worst. when he was born, it was the happiest time of my life x now the same child it's the saddest thing in my life. >> reporter: the two men who apparently randomly attacked campos was seen on security camera moments after one of them threw that fatal punch. vegas police don't have much of a description. they say both men are in their 20s, one wearing a white cap, dark shirt and white pants, the other in a dark shirt and tan pants. >> they're clearly walking down the street and gloating about it. the guy looks like he's so proud of himself, you know? it

thank you very much jonathan hunt. >> jenna: for more on this, we are joined by admiral robert matter. very familiar with the part of the world. thank you for coming back on our program, we've seen these tests conducted by north korea over weeks. how save our way against these missiles? >> first of all, the missiles that north korea has been firing, we've seen before. they don't represent in any way ballistic missiles. what they recently fired is 20-year-old technology. again, these are not long-range missiles and they don't represent a threat to the continental united states at al all. >> jenna: does that mean you're not particularly worried about north korea in their capacity? >> i'm absolutely worried. i think we and the rest of the civilized nations in the world have to take a stand and prevent them from developing the capability and a nuclear weapons capability, whether it's a short range or medium range. >> jenna: the prevention and defense can go one in the same, but they can also be separate. first of all, when we look at the coast of our nation, how safe are we, how are we ab

as we do, i want to turn to jonathan hunt who is at vandenberg air force. what is supposed to happen now, jonathan. >> it was a spectacular sight as you can plainly see as the ground-based intercepter missile took off from here at vandenberg air force. about now when the actual minutes to intercept is a classified time. the icbm was launched unarmed from the marshall islands in the pacific. a few minutes after that, the intercepter was launched from here at vandenberg. with the icbm traveling around 16,000 miles per hour, basically a five foot long very high tech metal projectile will separate from the intercepter missile and hopefully strike the incoming icbm. we were told in an exclusive interview, it's no easy task. listen here. >> it's very difficult. we're talking about intercepting in space at hundreds of miles of altitude with closing velocities of 1,000 miles per hour. it's hitting a bullet with a bullet. >> but it's the missile's defense agency's job to perfect the hitting of a bullet with a bullet especially in the face of the ramped up testing th

jonathan hunt is live from vandenberg air force base in california. >> this is an absolutely critical test today as one missile defense expert told fox news, goodness knows what the pentagon is going to tell the american people if they fail. it has been made more urgent because of the recent spate of missile tests coming out north korea and the threat m jong-un to deliver a gift package to the united states. officials, including admiral, head of the missile defense agency who sat for an exclusive interview. it is coming and at some point they'll be able to hit the u.s. >> it's a matter of time. they're demonstrating continued increase in capability, range, altitude, and capacity. over the last several years and more recently over the last several months. >> what will happen today is that the u.s. will launch an intercontinental ballistic missile unarmed of course from the marshall islands in the pacific ocean and launch the interceptor from here at vandenberg air force base in california. they hope the interceptor kill vehicle, a high-tech chunk of metal will collide high up in space

jonathan hunt has more.eg, lou campos was waiting outside of las vegas nightclub excited to be with brothers looking forward to one of them getting married. a wedding in which lou was going to be the best man. >> he was so happy to be with us, you know, we are all close brothers, but this is the first time we got to really hang out together. >> minutes later everything had changed, these two men seen on a nearby security camera approached the campos brothers and one allegedly threw unprovoked punch that 45-year-old lou a father of five died in the hospital having never regained consciousness. [inaudible] >> it broke my heart. his kids. it's the worst -- when he was born it was the happiest time in my life and now the same child, it's the saddest thing of my life. >> now, his family wants justice and a family that was planning a wedding is now preparing for a funeral. gregg. gregg: sad story. julie: president trump and house gop leader marking a major milestone but how will the republican bill fair in the sen

and later died, jonathan hunt is following this search for the attackers of this gruesome attack from west coast newsroom hey jonathan. reporter: he was a simply waiting in line outside a las vegas nightclub excited to be there with his brothers, looking forward to one of thchl get mar media a wedding louie was going to be the best man. >> just so happened to be with us -- you know, we're all close brothers, but this is the first time we got to really go out together. >> minutes later everything had changed, these two men seen on nearby security camera after the attack approached the brothers won allegely threw unprovoked punch that sent louie crashing to the floor. for you days later 45-year-old louie a father of five, died in the hospital having never regained consciousness. >> this is like -- so -- he is -- >> now the same child the saddest thing in my life. >> now, the family just wants justice. >> he is -- a father to five kids. and -- like this -- >> the video walking down the street, the guy looked like so i proud of himself, you know. just sickening to me. reporter: sickening

jonathan hunt is live in san diego with more. >> it started as a scene of celebration, a birthday partyol. it ended in a scene of horror. blood on the ground, all around that swimming pool. one woman shot dead, half a dozen others injured. as the gunman apparently without warning open fire. [gunshots] >> for those who witnessed the mayhem, terrifying with the shooter holding a beer in one hand, staying seated, his gun and the other hand as he kept firing. >> it was really a gruesome scene, there was blood everywhere. blood on the corners. you see footprints on the ground, there were blood he footprints showing that they were running away from the scene. and you just see a man sitting down nonchalant, just really calm. the only common person there. he had it done on his lap. >> a police helicopter was over at the scene within minutes, and reporting that the gunman reloading just as other officers arrived on the ground. >> the suspect, we engage the suspect. he saw that the suspect was still armed. the suspect pointed a gun at the officers.icers fired on the suspect. >> the gunman was sho

jonathan hunt is live in san diego at the apartment complex where it all happened.nathan, you just spoke to a witness? >> yeah, jon, this witness, demetrius griffin, gave us a very vivid portrayal of the kind of terror that everybody that thought that they were attending a joyous birthday party felt when the firing began. take a look at this video. you can still see discarded phones on the floor, still see the bottles and the food that was there for the party on the tables. you can still see blood stains around the pool. it was obviously a terrifying scene. demetrius griffin attending that party said the stranger thing is just how calm the shooter appear. listen here. >> just very calm. he didn't stand up. he sat the whole time. even when he reloaded his magazine, he sat in his chair. it was very eerie. he didn't stand up, he didn't say anything. he opened fire. >> at the end of that rampage, 49-year-old peter sellers had killed one and wounded six. two remain in critical condition in the hospital. >> what are police saying about the motive? >> they're saying basica

fox news's jonathan hunt is live at vandenberg air force base in california with the latest on this one, we're getting word on the results, is that right? reporter: yeah, melissa, breaking news right now in the last couple minutes, the missile defense agency announced this test was a success. the ground-based interceptor missile was launched here at 3:29:00 eastern time and minutes later it hit that intercontinental ballistic missile. now remember the icbm was designed to be, to, act in a similar way to those it believed north korea hians was fired. it was fired from the marshall islands in the pacific. then the intercept irwithin minutes was launched from van -- ndenberg air force base. the mda announcing it successfully hit the icbm in space over the pacific ocean. when they talk about a bullet hitting a bullet. that icbm was traveling at something like at 16,000 miles an hour as the interceptor it. as the director of the missile agency told us in exclusive interview it noise easy task. listen here. >> it is very difficult, talking about intercepting in space hundreds of miles in alti

jonathan hunt covered it live. he is now live at brandenburg air force base in california.unds like they are celebrating success this morning, jonathan. >> yeah. i think everybody at the pentagon very pleased with what happened yesterday. but i think the sound you hear is not exactly celebration, but huge sighs of relief coming from officials at the missile defense agency as the interceptor missile was launched from vandenberg here yesterday, there was a huge amount of pressure on the mda to make sure this was a success. remember, what they were doing when we showed you this animation yesterday. an icbm, similar to the kind that north korea is trying to develop, was launched by the u.s. out of the marshall islands in the pacific. then the intercepter was launched from here in ventricle denberg and den vandet the ibm hundreds of miles up over the pacific ocean. it was not easy to do. vice admiral james searing director of the missile defense agency said in a post test statement yesterday quote: this system is vitally important to the defense of our homeland and this test dem

our chief correspondent jonathan hunt is live at vandenberg air force base.alk us through what we saw. >> reporter: sure. it all happened within a matter of minutes, jenna. the first action was on the marshal island in the pacific. that is the location from which the u.s. launched an intercontinental ballistic missile meant to track the kind of trajectory and speed at which an ultimate north korean icbm might one day fly towards the united states. minutes after that launch here at vandenberg air force base, the interceptor missile was launched. and then, just minutes after that, the two met in space, hundreds of miles above the pacific ocean. what happens then is that a small part of the interceptor missile effectively a precision guided five foot chunk of metal breaks off, slammed into the icbm according to the missile defense agency and completely obliterated it. so that was the process that was happening. it was spectacular to see the launch here at vandenberg. everybody at the pentagon mightedly relieved that it was a success, jenna. >> jenna: amazing to

fox's jonathan hunt has more. >> ♪ love, exciting and new ♪ >> reporter: getting nostalgic, "the lovethe captain played by gavin mcloud and jill whelan. >> ♪ love exciting and new ♪ >> reporter: airing from 1977 to 1986, the hour long series took place on a cruise ship. it featured more than 1,000 big name guest stars and was a huge winner in the ratings. >> captain of the ship. i cannot permit this kind of behavior. >> they made it twice before so they this one right and they had three different kinds of stories in that one hour and sometimes there were two hour specials. one was a sophisticated comedy, one was that a broad comedy and one was a poignant story which would bring tears to your eyes or something and that's what got me when i read the pilot. >> do you think we could mix a little business with our pleasure this trip. >> you know me, a little pleasure never hurt anyone. >> this type of show had never been done on a cruise ship before so the idea that they could quote/unquote armchair travel was a new concept. >> and huge, huge stars that they had been saying for years and y

jonathan hunt joins us live from vanderberg air force base. this is possibly the most important test the u.s. has ever done. is that right? >> i think undeniably the most important test of the missile defense system that the u.s. has ever under taken. that's because it is the first time that the u.s. will try to knock down an intercontinental ballistic missile similar to the one north korea is developing and according to officials is well on the path to having fully developed. they believe the north koreans will be able given the pace of their current testing to hit the u.s. with a nuclear war head within a matter of a few years. so what the u.s. will do today is launch an icbm out of the marshal islands in the pacific ocean. a few minutes after that launch from here. they'll launch the intercepter missile which they hope will then strike the icmb in space above the pacific and destroy it. it's a very difficult mission according to the director of the missile defense agency, it's hitting a bullet with a bullet. nonetheless, he said he believes

hunt? nancy: classic. jonathan: space invaders? pacman? no? nancy: maybe.chelle: these are -- jonathan: now they do it on their phone. michelle: speaking of the oldest technology, majority of the homes an apartments no longer use land lines. that probably comes as no surprise. no phones hooked up to the home. old school concept these days. renters and younger adults are likely to only have cell phones. it's still close. almost half of american households and apartments still have land lines. nancy: keep you are going can you hear me now? jonathan: finding the fun, too. you had a cordless. you never lose your phone. it's part today is may 4. may the 4th be with you. michelle: "star wars" day so you likely saw people posting pictures online in the favorite "star wars" gear. alison: absolutely. nancy: now a look that lindsey mastis gives us. lindsey: a lot of people in the d.m.v. are superfans. this couple, the photographer sharing their pictures today. these were taken in the wedding last year. we have storm trooper marshmallow from the little bit shop in mar

. -- -- jonathan: right now, car alarm and explosions as part of the unit hunting for terrorist for manchesterning issued to a nation in mourning. michelle: a horrifying fire. six children were killed. new documents now taking us inside the search for answers. >> a perfect storm of circumstances. >> his heart stopped in a hockey game and his opponents saved his life. today he got to say thank you. >> now "abc7 news at 6:00". on your side. >> oh, my gosh. >> this has been the most horrific incident we have faced. >> people were >> i don't know how people can do it to intent children -- to innocent children. >> we can't stand a moment longer for the slaughter of innocent people. michelle: from a night of terror to a day of rage seeking justice. in the hour britain's prime minister warned another attack may be imminent. jonathan: in fact, theresa may ordered the country's threat level to be raised's to critical. q mccray in the abc7 satellite center with what it means for a nation still in mourning. q? q: this is what we found out. with the terrorism level increased from severe to critical, that

hunting knife stabbed people, apparently at random, before surrendering to the police. >> do not move or you will be tased. alison: the motive is still under investigation. jonathan: a mystery elsewhere in texas, a gun man who shot a paramedic was found dead along with a second body tonight. this may have started with a disagreement among nei shot his neighbor and a paramedic was rushing to the scene to help. the paramedic is still in critical condition. alison: you may have to spend more at the pump to pay for roads. president trump says he is open to raising taxes on gasoline to pay for infrastructure like highways. the gas tax was last raised 24 years ago. thatresident today said truckers support the idea, but nothing is in writing yet. jonathan: president trump under fire tonight over his foreign-policy. first, a surprise decision to invite the controversial philippines leader to the white house come human rights leaders slamming that, but the administration says they are a key ally with rising tensions in north korea. and president trump said he would be honored to meet with the north korean leader under the right conditions. when asked what those conditions

jonathan karl tonight. >> reporter: tonight, asked for the first time about the appointment of a special counsel to investigate russian meddling in the campaign, president trump insisted the whole investigation is a witch hunt. >> mr. president, let's get your reaction to deputy attorney general rod rosenstein's decision to appoint a special counsel to investigate the russia -- russian interference in the campaign. was this the right move or is this part of a witch hunt? >> well, i respect the move, but the entire thing has been a witch hunt, and there is no collusion between certainly myself and my campaign, but i can always speak for myself, and the russians, zero. i think it divides the country. i think we have a very divided country because of that, and many other things. so i can tell you that we want to bring this great country of ours together, jon. >> reporter: behind closed doors, in a meeting with network anchors, the president went even further. david muir asked him about his upcoming foreign trip, saying that world leaders would undoubtedly ask him if he supports the idea of a special counsel. the president's response -- "i believe it hurts our country terribly, because it shows we're a divided,

hunting of feral hogs and coyotes from the hot air balloons. the critters cost million of dollars of damage to crops and the population is booming. balloons are quiet and stable. jonathan they tear up crops. i understand wanting to get rid of the pests but how many have a balloon? >> aim well, too. >> you got me a big ford. and a balloon, too. michelle: that sounds like something in a video game. not in real life. nancy: they do it big in texas if nothing else. >> i understand it will give you the height and the quiet. it's a good vantage point. nancy: all right. still ahead at "abc7 news at 4:00" -- george washington university grad students helping leave a high profile murder investigation inside the forensic unit ahead. jonathan: plus, a braves fan picks up a fair ball. oh, no! he gives it to a kid. watch what happens next. does he get booted from game? from the kid? or does the fan leave the security guard on a wild chase through the stands? you take your pick. we have the answer up next. michelle: here is autria godfrey with a first look at the friday start with "good morning washington." >> thank you, michelle. tomorrow on "good morning washington." from the belt

jonathan: thank you. still with us is julian emanuel of ubs. .oining is also is sarah hunt sarah, how do you view the vixlsewhere, or an indicator of what is to come? sarah: there are a lot of competing theories, ideas about macro volatility. it is kind of hard to figure out whether or not that is telling you something. the problem is, the quiet belies underneath where there could be more issues going forward as we look at central banks pulling back. with the fed raising rates, the ecb talking about winding down their books, all of that will be more mean full for equities than what the vix is doing right now, so i'm not sure that is the best way to look at real volatility. the federal reserve is raising interest rates, as sarah points out. the ecb is getting ready to move on the margins. we will get that message may be near the end of the year. what is happening in the bond market is more interesting. also it's very resilient as well. why? julien: again, this psychology, after an extended run, the confidence that the economy is still going to accelerate, and at the same time, the confidence interest rate

jonathan? >> i watch russia more than american politics but i see the news gods giving you great amount of things. what's interesting is the russian newspapers today one of them called a witch huntoing on in the huts. on in the united states. other gloated saying a meeting with our ambassador in washington and sergey lavrov has kicked off this intense debate about whether they're giving secrets to us, and mr. putin said it was political schizophrenia that had americans blaming the president of the united states for giving secrets, secrets to the russians. well we don't know what the russians got but we do know pouliot putin is having a good time. saying if you want we'll give you notes if you want. like hmm you want pictures of the meeting, we'll give you pictures. >> are you saying they are laughing at us? >> they are getting a good, i wouldn't say they're having a chuckle because the people who are serious in russia like stability, like predictability. had is very unpredictable. also going with the rule of law which they're not entirely used to. are they taking joy out of our grief what they did with the photograph are gamesmanship 101. >> are they playing president trump? >>

jonathan? >> well, don, i wash washington more than i wash politics. what's interesting is the russian perspective on this, and it's just beginning to come out. the russian newspapers today, one of them called a witch-hunt going on in the united states. another one kind of just gloated saying well, you know a meeting with our ambassador in washington and sergey lavrov has kicked off this intense debate about whether they're giving secrets to us. and mr. putin said that it was political schizophrenia that had americans blaming the president of the united states for giving secrets, secrets to the russians. well, we don't know what the russians got, but we do that putin is having a good time kind of being punkish and saying if you guys want and say we'll give you the notes of that meeting. kind of the way they said you want pictures of the meeting that happened because you couldn't take pictures? we'll give you pictures. >> are you saying they're laughing at us? >> they're getting a good -- i wouldn't say they're having a chuckle because the people who are serious in russia like stability, like predictability, and this is very unpredictable. it also goes with the rule of law, which there's not entirely use