so i think kim jung-un is feeling pretty good about himself right now. >> and given we've seen these massive purges of practically all four fundamental fundamental big building blocks of the kim jung-il regime has been purge. and even the inner core of the kim family. both the uncle, the half brother assassinated with a vx nerve agent at a busy international airport. those around kim jung-un will be afraid to deliver bad means to the supreme leader. and this might result in miscalculation, kim jung-un not being able to accurately assess those accomplishments he's so keen on. >> yes, sir. against the wall. >> i'm with "the new york times." preem preemptive war was mentioned of course in the situation where the united states thought an immediate threat was coming. but there's also been talk about preemptive war to simply deny north korea its ability to strike the united states with an icbm. do either one of you think that's a realistic option? what would that scenario look like? how many people would die in south korea and elsewhere? and, you know, is that realistic? >> greg, if i could

rob: she criticized donald trump for calling kim jung un rocket man.tributor and columnist for the washington times says donald trump's supposedly dark and dangerous rhetoric is exactly what americans want to hear. >> donald trump went out talking about how much money we will invest in the military and the most powerful military we have ever been and went on to name names in calling out enemies and even criticized the un for failing in central parts of its mission. i cannot -- george w. bush was criticized for being a cowboy, delivered a speech like this, this is tough stuff and a lot of people are thrilled to hear it. rob: moving back to domestic issues, crunch time for republicans on capitol hill to find a way to repeal and replace obamacare. heather: a lot of opinions on this one, lawmakers on both sides making their case for and against the graham plan is time runs out. back and forth banter happening in washington on this. >> reporter: republican lawmakers making what could be their final chance to repeal and replace obamacare, it overhauled major

this time it's kim jung-un taking aim with president trump. he called the president quote, a frightened dog, a gangster, mentally duranged, and dotard. that refers to a person mentally retarded or senile. he mocked kim jung-un as a rocket man on a quote, suicide mission. most recently north korea launched a pair of intercontinental missiles believed kacapable of striking e u.s. >>> a dramatic rescue as people were pulled from the buildings that collapsed during mexico's deadly earthquake. mexico city firefighters shared video of two dramatic rescues. one video shows an elderly woman carried out to safety on a stretcher. another shows firefighters making their way through rubble to save a woman buried under neath. rescue attempts have stretched into a third day. all of the children who were inside of a school that became the focus of a massive rescue, has been accounted for. but one adult is believed to be trapped in that collapsed building. at least 273 people have died from the 7.1 magnitude earthquake. more than 2,000 others were hurt. >>> n

the possibility of having communications with kim jung un.ou call him a mad man. >> north korea was saying we will turn seoul into a lake of fire for decades. the two most interesting tidbits were jim mattis asked whether the united states has military options that don't put seoul at great risk. yes, we do. that's really, really important. one of the main deterrents to military action is the prospect of tens of millions of people dying and some americans as well. that was really important. the other was the hydrogen bomb threat. that does two things. puts pressure on the united states. if they fuel up a missile, do you let them fire it up? they haven't shown reliability. do you let them lob something over japan or do you take it out? i'm curious about the relationship between kim jung un and china. at some point do they say we don't want war. we don't want the regime to collapse and don't want south korea unified. do they say we have to get this guy under control here because his actions and his threats are making it more likely that the othe

described this as reckless and called for un security council emergency session, the actions of the kim jung un regime, provocative, threatening. we have been seeing activity of various forms from north korea this is the first offenses activity, a missile or any kind of action since the un security council resolutions on monday and since the nuclear device tested, started the latest attention two weeks ago. >> as north korea ramps up tensions in the pacific, what should the trump administration at next move be? hudson institute fellow, national security expert rebecca heinrich, thank you for joining us. the latest test we are hearing about, the missile reached a height of 480 miles and flew 2300 miles out, farther than what was launched in august. what does that tell you in terms of the progress they are making and how they are able to do it? >> the north koreans are determined to obtain a credible ballistic missile capability taken mary with a nuclear warhead so they can pose a serious, believable threat to the united states, guam, japan, south korea, so with the latest test, the second one th

kim jung-un to back off his nuclear program. i do think one of the things the president is saying is we cannot live with a nuclearized north korea, and we've got to find a way to oblige them to back off what they have done so far. and that's going to have to be done through some kind of combination of pressure and then hopefully negotiations as well. >> well, that's a great question right there. do we have a red line, or is there a plan to just live with the nuclearized north korea as we live with a nuclearized pakistan and russia and so on and so on? >> well, it's a very undirable outcome as the north korea war is not really over. they have an objective to organize the country. >> i don't think there's any way we're going to avoid it, though. we've kicked the can down the road for decades. it's now difficult if not impossible to avoid. >> one last word for you, jack. it seemed to some people like he was complaining, the president was, about the iran deal like it could have been better targeted at carrie and obama and not the au

he says kim jung-un is on a suicide mission with his nuclear and missile programs, once again mocking the north korean dictator as a rocket man. the president telling u.n. members that parts of the world are quote, going to hell and vowing he will always put america first. we're covering all of that and much more this hour with our guest including ben carden and our correspondent specialists are also standing by. first, let's go to cnn's brian todd. you're getting new details on the earthquake in mexico. what are you learning? >> well, the latest figures we have on casualty tonight, at least 57 people dead from this earthquake. president enriqua pen yeto also says 27 structures collapsed in mexico city. these are very early aassessments of what will certainly become a rising death toll and damage estimates. in the streets tonight, panic and pandemonium. a major earthquake, a 7.1 shook central mexico shortly after 2:10 p.m. eastern time. hitting in a heavily populated area just southeast of mexico city. the quake struck 33 miles below the earth's surface. the shallow depth could be des

jung un studied there and the country has a history of hosting international dialogue effort. >>> president trump will announce tomorrow he's ending daca. the deferred action for child hood arrival -- many brought to this country -- they said if he doesn't end daca tomorrow, they'll take the matter to court. the president is expected to dominate -- it would mark the first time an elected official held a position. he's a former navy pilot and he serves on the science space and technology committee. he'll need senate confirmation. >>> congress returns to work facing a long agenda including the aftermath of hurricane harvey. the house and senate are expected to vote quickly on a nearly $8 billion aid installment and the funds will help with the immediate recovery and rebuilding the houston area. congress will need to pass a spending plan by september 30th to avoid a government shutdown. >>> on this labor day, workers across the country are marching for higher wages. >> what do you want? >> [indiscernible]. >> armed with banners, bay area workers banned together in oakland for the national day

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kim jung un shows no such understanding. his abusive use of missiles and nuclear threats show he is begging for war. >> the white house has already threatened to stop trading with any country that does business with north korea. >>> so parts of houston facing more flooding now. 10 days after hurricane harvey made landfall, swollen reservoirs this time a problem. that means standing water in some people's homes could stick around for a lot longer. the army corps of engineers say it's necessary. >> if you get an event bigger than that, something's got to give. >> it's really upsettin happening here. >> you can understand why they're exasperated. people in 1500 homes already got out of their voluntarily. thousands more need to be evacuated still. >>> the environmental protection agency checked out several toxic waste sites a few miles outside of houston. people who live near the san jocinta waste site. >> you can't eat anything off the property. this is even worse. >> do you think you'll be able to build here again? >> no. >> j

back in 2016 the economist magazine used it to refer to kim jung-un's father, kim jung-il. but it's one thing for a magazine to use the term rocket man. it's another thing when the president of the united states is using it addressing a world body at the united nations. it's a whole different meaning, right? >> it can be very provocative and demeaning in front of a world body, addressing the whole world. calling a leader after a rock and roll song by elten john, that's demeaning. >> and this is a leader that seems insecure and young. >> he's 32 years old or something like that. >> we don't exactly know. >> approximately early 30s, but here's donald trump never been in politics before and he's acting very inexperienced. and in front of the united nations it was uncalled-for in my view. >> and he also slammed the iran nuclear deal. he hinted he would rip it up. he told cnn, the french president, that's not a good idea especially when it comes to north korea. want to play an extended interview christian amanpour did. >> i think it's a big mistake. i don't think this nuclear ir

outright threatened kim jung-un. listen to this. >> the united states has great strength and patient, but if it is forced to defend itself or its allies, we will have no choice but to totally destroy north korea. rocket man is on a suicide mission for himself and for his regime. >> so i understand you spoke to a senior u.n. diplomat. what reaction? >> the diplomat said to me that here an american president on the floor of the u.n. threatened to obliterate a country was unprecedented. and the way he described to me he said people were taken aback and it was like a wind had swept through that auditorium, a cold wind had swept through that auditorium. he said it was an emotional response. listen, people have made threats from the podium before but not from the president and not in stark terms. it's not to say north korea isn't a clear and present danger, but that's still remarkable. listen, we may not be surprised by it because we've heard that kind of thing from president trump before in twitter and elsewhere. but in h

now calling kim jung un rocket man on twitter. 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

this was a response to donald trump's us speech tuesday in which he marked kim jung un by calling himfouled the us would destroy north korea if they decide to attack our allies or us. we expect the speech any moment. >> we will keep an eye on it. >> back to the un. if the foreign minister says something of import, in the meantime, wally ferris --walid p pheris is here to talk about this, you have north korea on the route to and icbm with a nuclear warhead and iran who allegedly abiding by the nuclear deal technically but at the same time they have yet another successful ballistic missile test that could reach israel. link north korea and iran, how kim jung un and the ayatollah are affected. >> this is going to be a severe battle of optics in washington and europe. it is iran and north korea are fighting, iran is very smart, their friends and allies in the region and europe, framing it as donald trump is going to be destabilizing the world while in reality the trump administration has two advantages if it wants to use them. one is a huge coalition of arab and muslim countries, he shoul

it's not even clear that kim jung un cares about precision and the targeting.for them. >> he wants to have a nuclear program that he can show the world, and insist that he will be and will remain a nuclear power that everyone has to respect. he doesn't test all these things, these warheads, these missiles, these images of a hydrogen bomb, he doesn't test any of this the way the united states military would, years of development, complex test program. he is firing off missiles as fast -- by all accounts, as fast as he can. he is getting a fairly good success rate. is it perfect? no. but that may not be what he's looking for. he's looking for leverage and the his image on the world stage. and certainly he has achieved one goal and that's the united states, the president, the united states government is paying allot lot of attention him. >> i want to bring back colonel frank rincona who's on the line with me here. the other thing that came out this week, colonel, is north korea has continued to up its rhetoric against the u.s. essentially saying recognize us as a

he went off on kim jung un, who is threatening a hydrogen bomb test. >> rocket man should have been handled a long time ago. hhe may be smart, strategic and totally crazy. no matter what he is, we are going to handle it, folks, believe me. >> the rally came on the heels of development in health care. senator john mccain did it again, revealing he wouldn't vote for the graham-cassidy bill. if one more republican goes against the bill, that would be it. maine senator susan collins has given every indication she won't support theville. lisa murkowski of alaska is also a no. 56-33 americans say they prefer existing obama care to the latest republican alternative. >> still to come on "action news" tonight, success in the survivors of the mexico earthquake. also, nearly a year later, federal authorities inform 21 states that russians tried to hack their election systems and our area was on the list. >> plus wal-mart's plan to keep your fridge full of groceries. the catch, they'll be able to open your front door even when you are not home. cecily? >> definitely on the warm side. we have been in th

and now we have kim jung un responding in kind. war of words doesn't do us any good to get to a place of diplomatic peaceful solutions. it's nice to be with you in person. i get to actually come to new york and say hello. this is starting to feel like there are a lot of moving parts. sometimes you get more even when you don't want it. and we had had study escalation even today. and i'm concerned about it. my other friends looked at kim jung un's statements and if you were to follow through on the promise which he has personally invested in. to test a weapon in the pacific it would be very dangerous. what is compelling him to take these kinds of provocative steps in the face of the world that says stop it, put it down. and develop something good for your people who have been lost in poverty and human trafficking and the like. he has done nothing good for his own country except to start building up this nuclear arsenal and avoided according to new figures. as you might guest with the most opaque country in the world. it's hard to kno

would destroy north korea calling kim jung un a rocket man on a suicide mission.is speech pouring in. plus, catastrophic maria an extremely dangerous category 5 hurricane leaving destruction in its wake and closing in on puerto rico. the forecast is coming up. listening in, the president's former campaign chairman wire tapped by the feds and a period when he was known to talk to president trump. the details on this cnn

(kim jung un) el jueves el lder norcoreano dijo en un comunicado, por primera vez escrito en ingls, queld trump a quien llam "un viejo desquiciado" segn medios surcoreanos, kim jon un podra estar preparando la prueba de una bomba de hidrgeno que lanzara sobre el ocano pacfico para responder a la amenaza de estados unidos. una que se dio esta semana en las naciones unidas donde el presidente estadounidense advirti... (nat up trump) que si se vea forzado a defender a este pas o a sus aliados no tendra ms remedio que destruir totalmente a corea del norte. s/rafaelmedina, center for american progress "la retórica del presidente donald trump es irresponsable y peligroso. l está hablando de esta situación como si fuera algo que no se pueda prevenir. está pidiendo por una guerra, está rogando por una guerra. posteriormente este jueves donald trump anunci una nueva ronda de sanciones econmicas contra corea del norte con en el fin de frenar el desarrollo de armas nucleares de ese gobierno. s/randy serrano mientras la tensión sigue escalando algunos expertos en el tema advierten que, aunque son s

kim jung un acts out of what he believes to be preemption. scenario number two is one of the pacts is why it's considered to be so dangerous. and not going to use it, but it's much more and north korea with conventional action. some other kind of activity. i think we have seen the risk of that go up incredibly as this capability developed. in time when messaging is unclear and there is a high risk of miscalculation, this is why the alliance coordination is of utmost importance right now. what we can't have is for a scenario like that take place where the u.s. and korea don't have a clear expectation of what the response is going to be and who will be back. >> and the credibility question where i thought we might be going, we have decimated our military for the last we have designate mated our military to the point where it will take a long time for the bill to get back up. for those who argue for a containment deterrent strategy, we're well behind the curve on missile defense decimated in the last eight years. well behind the curve on everyth

kim jung un, issued a statement calling him draininged and warning him he will pay dearly if it attacks. lawmakers are grappling with the latest attempt to pass obama care. republicans can only afford to lose two votes and senator rand paul says he's a no. others are waiverring. today senator pat toomey told "action news" he was undecided. we asked him to respond to critics that say the bill would cause millions to lose insurance and drive up costs and take insurance from those with preexisting conditions. >> cbo numbers are constructive. i hope we'll take a constructive step forward. >> republicans have said they plan to vote on the bill next week before a looming deadline approaches after which they would be forced to work with democrats. >> an investigation is under way in oklahoma city where a deaf man was shot by police. officials say 35-year-old sanchez was holding a metal pipe approaching the police officers. when he did not obey their commands to stop and drop the pipe one officer shot sanchez with a gun, another with a taser. witnesses were yelling to the officers that the man

as north korea's kim jung—un mulls over his his next move, world powers fail to reach agreement overresh sanctions. with pyongyang remaining defiant, president putin of russia has warned of a global catastrophe unless a diplomatic solution is reached. residents of several island nations in the caribbean are being warned to prepare for the arrival of hurricane irma. it has now been upgraded to a potentially devastating category five storm. and this story is trending on bbc.com. the trump administration is ending the legal protection for immigrant children brought to the us illegally by their parents. the 0bama policy, called daca, gave legal status to almost 800,000 young people, known as dreamers. that's all from me for now. stay with bbc news. and the top story here in the uk: a serious case review into the murder of a 21—month—old ayeeshia—jayne smith has found that social workers missed danger signs. the little girl was murdered by her mother. now on bbc news all the latest business news live from singapore. no recession for more than 25 years. find out if the australian economy i

north korean leader kim jung un is calling president trump a "mentally deranged" behavior. today, kim jung-un says the president will pay dearly for his recent threat to destroy north korea. kim's foreign minister even hinted about testing a hydrogen bomb in the pacific ocean. this comes as the u-s and its allies move forward with what they are calling "peaceful pressure" on kim's regime. ( mark ) the president's order lets the u-s freeze its assets to anyone who does business with north korea. officials warn tensions could escalate with pyongyang. ( darya ) crews are close to reopening a busy road in alameda county. palomares road has been closed since april after landslides caused by last winter's storms. this is video showing some of the damage. crews have been working to fix the road between palo verde road in castro valley and niles canyon road in fremont. the road is expected t

. >> reporter: kim jung-un inspecting what it claim tuesday be a hydrogen bomb. then hours later a massive under ground blast measured at magnitude. north korea state media announcing the country's sixth nuclear test, a perfect success. the regime's most powerful test yet estimated at some four to five greater than the nuclear bomb than the u.s. dropped on u hiroshima. seen in the region as a direct threat to the united states. >> i don't think the koreans are afraid of donald trump right now. i think they see a president with a low approval rating, lot of domestic discord. i think to some extent they may be taking advantage of that and kind of pushing the envelope. >> reporter: today south korea called for the strongest possible measures against the north while warning war would be catastrophic. and japan asked for and received u.s. pr total iniilation of the country, namely north korea. but as i said we have many options to do so. >> reporter: from around the world there's been condemnation of north korea and calls for the united states and its allies to negoti

that it's been aggressive it's been one of persistent threats it doesn't seem to be deterring kim jung un who's kim jong un is just carrying on with the test is that the right approach from the u.s. . not at all this is a full scale diplomatic crisis and i think our president has not really framed this issue as such i think this is in some ways a war of words we know he's very fond of twitter and saying provocative things you could argue that some of these missile tests and bomb tests are our provocations with the same sort of rhetorical value but. our president and our government is not devoting the resources the political will that are needed to find a solution to this problem and you know this is not an issue that you can ignore and only pay attention to when tests like this occur this is a diplomatic issue but we're fail to see any semblance of a strategy and we fail to see the resources being dedicated to solving this problem that if we think that it can be solved by dialogue engagement and diplomacy we're not seeing any movement toward that and it's not just disappointing but it's a

he added this about north korea's leader kim jung un. >> the united states has great strength and patience. but if it is forced to defend itself, or its allies, we will have no choice but to totally destroy north korea. rocket man is on a suicide mission for himself. >> president trump threatened to walk away from the nuclear agreement with iran. he accused the company of >> frankly, that deal is an embarrassment to the united states and i don't think you've heard the last of it. believe me. >> france's president is among those who disagreed with president trump's remarks on the iran deal. mr.trump also demanded that u.n. make major reforms to become more effective at stopping global threats. >> it is a massive source of embarrassment to the united nations that some governments with egregious human rights records sit on the u.n. human rights council. >> during his 41 minute speech, president trump made no mention of russia, or its president vladimir putin, who is not attending the u.n. general assembly. >>> the fbi wiretapped former trump chairman paul manafort both before and after the 20

military flew bombers along the north korean coast to send a me messae to kim jung un's regime. ow of strength comes days after president trump stiffens economic sanctions and threatened military action against north korea. kim jung unfired back calling president trump draininged. >> the first weekend of fall, it didn't feel like fall and tomorrow will be hotter. melissa magee has the forecast. whe >> temperatures were unseasonably warm. in allentown, a i high of 89. philadelphia, 88. trenton the high, 88. atlantic city, 87. at the marina, warm with a high of 80. we are warm, 73 in philadelphia, 61 in the poconos. dover, 70. at the coast and cape may, 72. beach haven 73 and 73 for reading and lancaster. it's clear and quiet. no issues with precipitation. 450eu pressure down to the mid atlantic region. the unsettled weather out to the west and for the nation's heartland. if it's a warm start. 8:00 a.m. a temperature of 71. that's above the high this time of year. 5:00 p.m. tomorrow, a number of 90-degrees. we are hotter and turning humid. something to keep in mind if you are head

. >> president trump took to twitter coining a new nickname for north korean leader kim jung-un. he tweeted quote i spoke with president moon of south korea last night. asked him how rocket man is doing. on saturday the reclusive regime released this image of kim observing a recent m claiming pyongyang is nearing a military equilibrium with the united states. >> i'm waiting for the regime of north korea to give us some indication that they are prepared to have constructive, productive talks. >> on "face the nation," secretary of state rex tillerson said it is up to north korea to avoid an american military response. >> all they need to do to let us know they're ready to talk is to just stop these tests, stop these provocative actions. >> on tuesday president trump will address the u.n. general assembly for the first time. where ambassador nikki haley says north korea will be front and center. >> if the united states has to defetsnd ielf or defend its allies in anyway, north korea will be destroyed. we're trying every other possibility that we have. >> out of the paris climate acc

he delivered tough talk on north korea and called on leaders to isolate kim jung un, and his expanding nuclear arsenal. >> the united states has great strength and patience. if it is forced to defend itself, or its allies, we will destroy north korea. rocket man is on a suicide mission for himself. >> president trump also pressured iran to stop supporting terrorism. >> it has turned a wealthy country, with a rich history and culture into an economically depleted rogue state whose chief exports are violent, bloodshed, and chaos. >> the u.n. secretary general warned the threat of nuclear attack is at its highest level since the end of the cold war. the presidents of russia and china are not attending this week's event at the united nations. >>> ed gillaspie, and ralph northam will hold their second debate. the two locked in a tight race. the showdown in tyson's corner will be the second of their three scheduled debates. voters will be polls to elect a new governor on november 7. >>> a last dish call to overhaul obamacare. >> and a declaration about cotton balls at hobby lobby has more th

korea now there has been this exchange of heated words between trump and the north korean leader kim jung un a lot of intense exchanges now the international community has desperately been trying to resolve the tensions from day one of the crisis there has been a proposal from russia and china for a deescalation they've called on north korea to stop its provocative missile tests and its and its provoke of nuclear proliferation in exchange for south korea ending their provocative military exercises and and there's been criticism of the fab missile system which was recently erected in south korea by the united states now at the u.n. we recently heard donald trump speak rather harshly about north korea talk of totally destroying north korea in his remarks of the general assembly and before that we saw north korea in response to the new sanctions imposed on them by the u.n. security council sent a missile over japan and into the pacific in order to demonstrate their strength so a lot of heated exchanges now all eyes are on new york as we see upcoming there will be a meeting between donald trump

it comes after an exchange of insults between donald trump and the north korean leader kim jung—un who" rupert wingfield—hayes reports from the south korean capital, seoul. for the first time ever today, north korea's dictator, kim jong un, stared into a camera and addressed the us president directly. he called donald trump mentally deranged and said the president would pay dearly for his threat to destroy north korea. it didn't take long for mr trump to tweet his response. he said: hours earlier in new york, north korea's foreign minister made hours earlier in new york, north korea's foreign minister made another extraordinary threat, to drop a hydrogen bomb into the pacific. 0ur chairman of the state affairs commission has the decision to conduct strongest ever hydrogen bomb test in the pacific ocean. here in seoul this afternoon, there were no signs anyone is particularly worried by all this. this city has lived under the threat from north korea for so long that even when there's really terrifying rhetoric coming from over the mountains up there, like there is today, people in seoul

the warning to kim jung—un comes after north korea carried out its sixth and most powerful nuclear testt the weekend. at an emergency session in new york, america's ambassador to the un said the united states didn't want war, but its patience was not unlimited. his abusive use of missiles and his nuclear threats show that he is begging for war. we'll be looking at the diplomatic and military options. also tonight: after ten staff are suspended at an immigration detention centre, a former manager says gas were warned about such problems three years ago. the duke and duchess of cambridge announce that they‘ re expecting their third child. this woman made up bogus rape claims against 15 men. now one of her victims, who spent almost three years injail, tells us his story. and a red arrows flypast over the new queensferry crossing, as the bridge is officially opened by the queen. and coming up in sportsday later in the hour on bbc news: an important night of world cup qualifying, with england, scotland and northern ireland all looking to take another step towards russia. good evening and wel

our top story: as north korea's kim jung—un mulls over his his next move, world powers fail to reachsia has warned of a global catastrophe unless a diplomatic solution is reached. residents of several island nations in the caribbean are being warned to prepare for the arrival of hurricane irma. it has now been upgraded to a potentially devastating category five storm. and this story is trending on bbc.com. the trump administration is ending the legal protection for immigrant children brought to the us illegally by their parents. the 0bama policy, called daca, gave legal status to almost 800,000 young people, known as dreamers. that's all from me for now. stay with bbc news. and the top story here in the uk: a serious case review into the murder of a 21—month—old ayeeshia—jayne smith has found that social workers

jung un. mark: what if they just fired a m?ssile on walmart -- gua anders: you cannot say in advance it would be. case, they in that nato council would have to meet decided this would trigger article 5. mark: i wish we had an hour. thank you for joining us. is the former prime minister of denmark. where are the ultra rich investing western mark -- investing? that is fantastic. let's come back to new york and get the first word news. courtney: federal officials are one that the southeastern u.s. could face fuel shortages because of the hurricanes. the government has given a waiver of restrictions on warned ships to distribute fuel. returning totarted the upper florida keys. the region is still lacking water and our for the most part did more than 12 you people in florida do not have electricity. north korea is blasting the u.s. for the latest sanctions imposed by the security council. he calls it illegal and unlawful. they are part of what he calls the u.s. evil intentions. the u.s. had to water down the sanctions to get russia

"kim jung un" unleashed a barrage of insults and threats -- and president . >>> our top story at 6:30. a war of words between president trump and north korea's leader, kim jon un unleashed insults and threats and president trump wasted -- wasted no time firing back. experts say the fewed is taking an unprecedented turn -- fued is taking an unpress -- feud is taking an unpress turned. >> rex tiller said all options for the white house remain on the table. >> once we can assess the nature of this threat, the president will make the appropriate decision. >> reporter: kim jon un took aim at president trump slamming nim for his speech to the un general assembly this week. in a rare statement given by the dictator rather than state run media, kim called the president mentally deranged and threatened mr. trump would pay for his speech. this morning president trump tweeted kim jon un of north horea w who doesn't mind starving or killing his people will be tested like never before. the war of words comes after the president announced new sanctions yesterday that further isolate the rogue regim

hours later it released pictures of kim jung-un inspecting a bomb. the focus now is trying to cut off north korea even further from trading partners. >> i'm going to draft a sanctions package to send to the president for his strong consideration that anyone that would want to do trade or business with them would be prevented from doing trade or business with us. >> we are not looking to a total annihilation of a country namely north korea, but as i said we have many options to do so. >> the emergency u.n. meeting will involve countries most threatened by north korea as well as any countries that have defense interests there. >>> five animal rescue groups are lending a helping hand to needy pets in texas. shelters are overwhelmed by the large numbers. within the past few hours a plane full of animals arrived at oakland international airport. >> when shelters are too full, difficult decisions have to be made. and thankfully with the support of bay area residents by bringing these animals here, we can find them forever homes and continue to support the

president donald trump and kim jung un are trading trading insults, north korea said president donald trump has declared war and it's military has the right to shoot down military airplanes. >> it's never appropriate for a country to shoot down another country's aircraft in international waters. >> reporter: one american family experienced firsthand the dangers of traveling there. the parents of ot -- a man traveling to north korea said he was killed by them. >> they injured him. >> reporter: president donald trump is convincing adversaries to kit off north korea's economy. >> joining us is an associate professor of political science in cal state. thank you for joining us, coming off that story, can north korea shoot down our bombers? >> well, they probably could if they go over their air space but further away, i am not so sure about that. but it's possible. but whether or not they will do so is another question. >> you see, certainly, the words have escalated. there was a propaganda video recently released. the images on the video, are they new? >> from north korea? >> yes. >> it's

over the weekend the president branded north korean dictator kim jung-un rocket man, but he didn't mention him today. instead we saw a lighter moment at this meeting with french president macron. the president recalled a military purod he saw when he visited on bastille day, and now he wants one, too. >> we may do something like that down pennsylvania avenue. i don't know. we're going to have to try and top it. we had a lot of planes going over and a lot of military might, ask it was really a beautiful thing to see. >> that's jonathan carl reporting. cnn is reporting the government wiretapped the phone of president trump's former campaign manager, paul manafort during and after the 2016 election. the cable network cited sources that say the government obtained a warrant. cnn's sources also say a second warrant was issued in connection with russia's election meddling. investigators were reportedly concerned some of manafort's communications showed he tried to get russia's help for the trump campaign. but two sources say the evidence was not conclusive. >>> a southern california man was sent

: judge andrew napolitano is going to be dropping by to weigh in on the president ending that kim jung un where they will do something about it. the va secretary will be talking to us about the latest in the veterans administration joining their care. we will talk about the news of the day and newt gingrich talking about all things political. and "fox and friends" first back in two minutes. safety personally - down to each piece of equipment, so they can protect their teammates and the surrounding wetlands, too. because safety is never being satisfied. and always working to be better. take the zantac it challenge! pill works fast? zantac works in as little as 30 minutes. nexium can take 24 hours. when heartburn strikes, take zantac for faster relief than nexium or your money back. take the zantac it challenge. 40 million americans are waking up to a gillette shave. and at our factory in boston, 1,200 workers are starting their day building on over a hundred years of heritage, craftsmanship and innovation. today we're bringing you america's number one shave at lower prices every day. putti

in which he referred to kim jung un again as 'little rocket man' -- suggesting if north korean threatsontinue...he "won't be around much longer." today...the white house was adamant... that no one is talking about war... and the u-s will continue working to see the peaceful "de- nuclearization" of north korea. (grant) also today -- the supreme court announced today it has canceled the october 10-th hearing on president trump's travel ban. the decision comes after trump rolled out a new policy yesterday. those restrictions would replace a provision of the ban that is expiring. the court wants to hear from both sides... if the issue is unresolved after trump's proclamation. those briefs are due october fifth. the travel restrictions cover eight countries --north korea, venezuela and chad have been added to the list that still includes iran, libya, syria, somalia and yemen. (grant) millions of americans could be left without insurance if the newest republican effort to repeal and replace obamacare passes. that's according to a preliminary report issued today by the non-partisan congressio

to figure out the reentry and can do something whereas we have gone through eight years with kim jung un not saying anything in return and now these words continue with no action and at some point's they will figure this out and that is scary. >> exactly right. what north koreans have done is increased the tempo of their ballistic missile tests. when they blow up on the lunch had they apply what they learn, i interviewed the commander of strategic command, we talked about this, the only thing we haven't seen them do is do the full end to end test with the nuclear capability and we have seen them do everything else. if they have the capability we have to take that part seriously but the trump administration is enforcing a campaign against the north koreans, the chinese are on board, we are making progress, make sure our allies, the japanese know that we have their back, we can solve this problem diplomatically without using force. >> they flew the furthest place north in the demilitarized zone, they flew without south korea or japanese planes escorting them. we will see what happens next.

fox news alert, a freeze on all financial assets by north korean dictator kim jung un after the rogue hydrogen bomb and expect to lunch another one saturday. in response south korea finished installing its missile defense system developing a missile designed to destroy north korea's underground bases as 400 protesters clashing with police near south korea's missile defense shield resulting in dozens of injuries and a lot of panic in south korea. heather: opposition mounting to donald trump's plan to end daca. 15 states suing the government saying the decision was motivated by prejudice against mexicans. daca, and obama europe program protect those who came to the us as children from being deported. according to attorney general sessions the program will end in six months so congress can find legislative solutions. rob: the corruption trial for bob menendez got to an emotional start, speaking to reporters outside federal courthouse. >> i am thankful for the countless new jersey into have called me and said they have my back as i had there is. >> reporter: another democrat, cory booker,

this is file video from previous tests...ordered by north korean leader, kim jung un. missle tests of this magnitude further support the rogue country's position... that it's poised to soon have a missle that can reach the u- s...with a nuclear war-head attached to it. speaking of... america's top nuclear forces commander...sa ys he assumes a september third north korean nuclear test was a hydrogen bomb. it was detonated underground... and provided it was a hydrogen bomb...that's next level...far beyond the danger posed by fission, or atomic, bombs north korea has previously tested. . ahead at eight.. dressed up like a fed-ex worker --- a man walks up to a bay area home but he's not there to deliver a package --- he is there to steal it. east bay police have a new clue in a 27 year old cold case murder. how they hope to track down the killer. next at 8... and only on kron-4. a bizarre story out of pleasanton... where a mannequin is stolen from a women's boutique --- the creepy note that was left behind. ♪ because everyone likes easy. sure do. because everyone is on the

the rocket man phrase used to refer to kim jung-un is another incidence of that.id earlier, added at the last second of this stage. >> well, he's never been diplomatic. let's just put it that way. this was a group of diplomats, and he was practicing what he calls his principle realism. >> i think he sounded to a lot of rhetoric today where americans could say -- i think he wasn't so off the reservation kind of thing. this was a more, yes, muscular approach no doubt. but one in being of the dimension and playing with that crowd. >> he's got other hopes for ending the dispute between some of the arab states and qatar. >> in this situation it's all donald trump. he doesn't have to depend on congress. he has full license on foreign affairs. >> people will be studying this speech for a long, long time. >>> coming up, breaking news we're following. deadly magnitude 7.1 earth quake shaking mexico city. the government there mobilizing for an emergency. and hurricane maria is carving a path of destruction across the caribbean with winds now at 165 miles an hour, and it's h

in which he referred to kim jung un again as 'little rocket man' -- suggesting that he "won't be around today...the white house was insisting that no one is talking about war... and they will continue their focus on working to see the peaceful "de-nuclearization" of the north korea. (grant) the death toll following the powerful seven-point-one earthquake in mexico city has risen to 325... and rescue teams are still looking for survivors. over the the last month... the country has endured four earthquakes, three of them were above a six-point-zero. waves of support continue to flow into the country. singer-songwriter, shawn mendes and the red cross have teamed up. and as of this morning, they raised more than 278-thousand dollars. (vicki) in puerto rico federal agencies are ramping up their efforts... after hurricane maria roared through five days ago. this comes after the trump administration was critized for not providing texas or florida enough aid when they were hit by hurricanes. many parts of the island have been without power and it could be a while before residents get their elec

i'm told, his top aides take issue with the way he's personalizing this debate via twitter with kim jung-un. and wung thing the president says about north korea is actually true. when he says he's inherited a mess, me has in many ways inherited a mess -- there are no good options. and one of the things we know for sure is north korea is not going to give up its nuclear arsenal because it views itself by and large as a weak player in the region. and its nuclear capability is the equalizer. so the thing that gives so many people pause in and outicide of the white house is this loose talk could lead to so many unintended consequences. >> with north korea going on, with this air bridge of relief en route to puerto rico, now republicans are expected led by the white house, to pivot into the something like tax reform the. >> tomorrow the president is going to indiana to give his first -- i think it's not his first, but a big speech after the rollout of this tax reform proposal. the problem is as we've heard from the last couple of days the president disagrees with republicans on capitol hill with

decision to include in his remarks his nickname for the leader of the nuclear armed north korea, kim jung un. >> the united states has great strength and patience, but if it is forced to defend itself or allies, we will have no choice but to totally destroy north korea. rocket man is on a suicide mission for himself and for his regime. >> with me now is retired colonel wilkerson and contributor who wrote multiple books about facilitating that interview earlier today. colonel wilkerson, i will start with you. your sponsor reactions to the president's speech today, particularly on the issue of north korea. >> chris, my first reaction was he read it from the teleprompter. 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