lilian kim has the story from novato. >> reporter: welcome to the ancient city of teotihuacan, the 3-d virtual map measures a mile and a half long and half mile wide. >> and like these things on the top we also captured. >> reporter: 14-year-old trevor fox spent over a year building this metropolis using mine game. it's part of the dee young exhibition teotihuacan city of fire, city of water. it can be found on the museum's website. >> when i always went to an art museum i was always like this is kind of boring, but i think this is a really cool way to help discover the love for art. >> trevor certainly had art. his dad is a web developer for the museum, but trevor did most of the work.

kim has pointed out, will flow to that area. so we have discussed the fact that economic growth is tied to the education of your population, and this focus on human capital from the world bank is going to change the world in so many ways, and when we think about it, and the multiplier effect of access to financial capital that you spoke about, let's look at dr. kim at our global conference this year. >> i was with a group that we work with, a faith-based organization, and i was telling them about how important finance is, about how important it is to crowd in capital, about how the tremendous potential of creative finance to solve the problem of poverty in the world. and you know, some of the faith-based organizations just pushed back and say when you talk about slops and hedges, we go to sleep. and here's what i said, because the archbishop representing the vatican to the u.n. and the world bank was there, and i said, you know, archbishop, with great respect, and you know, i admire the pope so much, but i would say this. i woul

there's some people who believe, lot of very sophisticated analysts, who believe kim has decided as a way to preserve his regime, that he has got to develop a nuclear capability. it's the only way to ensure that he won't be deposed by the u.s. and our allies. >> dana: it's interesting you bring that up. i was looking at "the washington post" article. there is a military expert who said if china imposes heavier sanctions, that would be impwol pwolic at best. china has a bottom line. don't affect the life of the north korean people on humanitarian principles. gives them things like oil and food to allow people there to survive. so that also becomes difficult. how much more can sanctions work if china is going to draw that line? >> yeah. north korea borders china. it borders china's rust stop, its industrial heart. the greatest concern of china in this regard is if you have a collapse of the kim regime and north korea, you can get millions of people flooding over the border from north korea into china, which would be obviously very destablizing there. look, this is one of these situation

kim had hers release and posted online. today and thursday, phil murphy released his returns. at least the cover page. diana hasthe full story. >> five days left between the race and governor kim good on always taking it straight to voters. >> were gonna hit 120 stops over the next five days. the ideas to bring main street to the people of new jersey and bring us to the people of new jersey. >> she started her day in west long branch in new jersey. by 3:30 p.m. she was in bridgewater. >> she's attractive and poignant. >> she's very personable. >> this came after phil murphy released to page the tax return by e-mail, along with attack summary saying he made over $4 million in 2016 with 300,000 in charitable contributions. kimberly stirs in july reporting over 300,000 in income. here's what she said a response pgh so. that was a summary of how many millions of dollars he made over the last couple of years. what hit me most is he didn't even work for the last couple of years. >> on wednesday murphy decided to flip the conversation of transparency back to kim saying the division of investigation report on fraud abu

that's because within 24 hours of launching her "crystal gardenia" fragrance, it's reported kim has alreadyllion. launched yesterday and and with 300,000 bottles produced, with an average price of $47? that means it can bring in $14 million. i sat down with kim exclusively just before the launch. is there pressure sort of still at this point in the game to reinvent and create new at all times? >> absolutely. i mean, even pressure just from myself because that's who i am. >> and last night kim appeared on james corden for a "spill your guts or fill your guts" challenge. >> there have been lots of rumors about your sisters khloe and kylie being pregnant. >> this savvy businesswoman had to make the stomach turn choice of a sardine smoothy or confirming outside the brand. guess what she chose? >> are they true, yes or no? oh my god! the after taste. oh, my goodness. now, that is there. disgussing. >> oh! we both did the same thing. >>> let's talk about something a little more appetizing. get your popcorn and red wine ready. tonight is the winter finale for "scandal." gladiators, i don't know if

kim the younger has not launched a missile since september 15. the longest lull so far this year. it's an indication either that international pressures having an effect or that kim is waiting to make a bolder statement. president trump is in the region to meet with leaders of japan, china, south korea. the president has already suggested arming japan and is called pyongyang a "threat this was world." three u.s. aircraft carriers are now in the pacific region for the first time in more than a decade. those carriers are joined by a fleet of destroyers and submarines, not to mention hundreds of fighter jets. american b-2 bombers are nearby in the american territory of guam. john fuller, the rear admiral of the uss carl vinson had this advice for kim jong un, quoting "he needs to think very carefully on how he works with us. he needs to understand that we have capabilities that no other country has." japan is worried the u.s. is spending too much time focused on north korea and not enough on china's rising military might and territorial aggressions.

so as supervisor kim has shown you, she not only has 16, but she has six in the pipeline and so again, it is just an opportunity of where you can be, not necessarily the question. the rules that we have for tobacco are 500 feet, so if you are going to look at a framework around access how we grant equity to tobacco access, it would be that. >> supervisor: thank you, israel. i appreciate your expertise that, and colleagues, would ask that you not support this issue. >>president breed: supervisor tang, did you not have any other comments? >>supervisor tang: no. i certainly hear what dph is saying. we certainly want this geographical equitiable distribution. on the other hand, i hear that these dispensaries are not harmful to anyone. we want more of them in certain neighborhoods, so i just feel this huge push and pull between well it's harmful if they're in this one area, but at the same time, they're not going to harm kids or youth. i'm just bringing out these amendments because i think, again, my constituents have advocated for this very strongly, and as their representative, i do need

has absolutely said absolutely not. we're not going to be deterred. we're not going to be intimidated. we're here and north korea better make a decision but the choice is kim jong un's. >> harris: we appreciate your time today. thank you very much. >> thanks. >> harris: fox news has learned that the co-founder of fusion g.p. s., firm behind that unverified trump dossier met with the russian lawyer right before and after that same attorney met with donald trump jr. now, some are asking or suggesting this may have been part of a plot to frame team trump. the power panel weighs in. next. the best simple salad ever? heart-healthy california walnuts. the best simple veggie dish ever? california walnuts. the best simple dinner ever? great tasting, heart-healthy california walnuts. so simple, so good. get the recipes at walnuts.org. if you have moderate to severe ulcerative colitis or crohn's, and your symptoms have left you with the same view, it may be time for a different perspective. if other treatments haven't worked well enough, ask your doctor about entyvio, the only biologic developed and approved just for uc and crohn's. entyvio works by focusing right i

lilian kim has the story from nevada. >> reporter: welcome to the ancient tea ancient city. >> these things on the top, also textured. >> reporter: 14-year-old trevor spent over a year building this metropolis, a video game that involves building things out of cubes. the digital offering can be found on the museum's website. >> when i go to an art museum and especially when i was a little kid, i was always like, this is kinda boring. but i think this is a really cool way to help them discover, you know, the love for art. >> reporter: trevor certainly had help, his dad is a web developer for the museum, but trevor did most of the work. >> i'm mine crafted out for a bit because we did this for so long. >> reporter: despite his mine craft fatigue, he's happy he stuck with the project and helped them make history. it's the first american museum to do something like this. >> we felt that being able to build this, short of being able to go there, which is a big attraction in mexico, but you could go there and visit it online and be able to see it. >> reporter: they're offering free admissi

the family has filed a wrongful death lawsuit. in pittsburg, lilian kim, abc 7 news. >>> new at 11:00, problems for palo alto-based tesla. the company posted a $619 million loss in the third quarter. tesla's stock closed down 3% today. ceo elon musk says the company won't reach its goal of producing 5,000 model 3s a week by the end of the year. some customers received e-mails saying their estimated delivery time will be later than originally expected. >>> in the south bay, people who have struggled to get a business off the ground now have new hope. abc 7 news reporter janine de la vega is in san jose with a program that is perfect for silicon valley. >> it's recycled leather scraps. and we got aluminum and walnut wood. >> from hand made wallets to custom-made t-shirt, these small company owners are determined to succeed. the problem, getting a loan. >> i would need credit or have more sales. >> martin megaa was able to get a $5,000 lone from kiva. they fund loans to entrepreneurs worldwide. it officially launched today in san jose and the peninsula. >> p

state media broadcast this photo of leader kim jong-un signing the launch order. our brian todd has more now on pyongyang's latest test and what it means. >> reporter: north korea's provocative test, the first of its kind since september, shows kim jong-un has reignited his ambitious weapons program. u.s., south korean, and japanese military officials say this launch was of an intercontinental ballistic missile, the most powerful rocket the rogue nation has, one capable of entering space and striking its enemies from thousands of miles away. sources say it flew east off the north korean coast and was in the air for about 50 minutes. it traveled about 620 miles, reaching a higher altitude than kim jong-un's major icbm test in july and splashed down inside japan's exclusive economic zone. the waters off japan's coasts where it has the right to fish and explore. >> they're reminding the united states, they're reminding japan that she have been quite earnest in increasing the range and capabilities of characteristics of their missile force. >> reporter: kim's regime has tested missiles

the family has filed a wrongful death lawsuit. in pittsburg, lilian kim, abc 7 news. >>> new at 11:00, problems for palo alto-based tesla. the company posted a $619 million loss in the third quarter. tesla's stock closed down 3% today. ceo elon musk says the company won't reach its goal of producing 5,000 model 3s a week by the end of the year. some customers received e-mails saying their estimated delivery time will be later than originally expected. >>> in the south bay, people who have struggled to get a business off the ground now have new hope. abc 7 news reporter janine de la vega is in san jose with a program that is perfect for silicon valley. >> it's recycled leather scraps. and we got aluminum and walnut wood. >> from hand made wallets to custom-made t-shirt, these small company owners are determined to succeed. the problem, getting a loan. >> i would need credit or have more sales. >> martin megaa was able to get a $5,000 lone from kiva. they fund loans to entrepreneurs worldwide. it officially launched today in san jose and the peninsula. >> p

lilian kim has the story from nevada. >> reporter: welcome to the ancient tea ancient city. >> theseon the top, also textured. >> reporter: 14-year-old trevor spent over a year building this metropolis, a video game that involves building things out of cubes. the digital offering can be found on the museum's website. >> when i go to an art museum and especially when i was a little kid, i was always like, this is kinda boring. but i think this is a really cool way to help them discover, you know, the love for art. >> reporter: trevor certainly had help, his dad is a web developer for the museum, but trevor did most of the work. >> i'm mine crafted out for a bit because we did this for so long. >> reporter: despite his mine craft fatigue, he's happy he stuck with the project and helped them make history. it's the first american museum to do something like this. >> we felt that being able to build this, short of being able to go there, which is a big attraction in mexico, but you could go there and visit it online and be able to see it. >> reporter: they're offering free admission this

it has reached the point kim jong-un has announced, and i've always said that kim jong-un has an endgame. his endgame is that is when he will be ready to negotiate. we should have taken advantage of that. the fact is that for 74 days, he did not shoot a nuclear missile at all, or an icbm. and then we put him on the terrorism list, the president goes to asia and calls him fat and small. just name-calling. this doesn't work in diplomacy. it might work in real-estate deals and reality tv, but here we are escalating again. christian: the honest truth is, bill, that diplomacy has not worked, and the reason they have proceeded with this program, despite all the pressure they have been under, is because they see the missiles as insurance against the existential threat they face. giving them up, why go through all the pain they have been through? mr. richardson: well, i think you have to make an extra effort at diplomacy. i think what maybe will work is that you say to the north koreans, don't shoot a missile for a certain period of time, 30 days, and we talk and return and maybe reduce a little

genco oi’ or has never met gennady kim genco or putin's son—in—law. that sibur is not subject to sanctions and says he has taken steps to ensure the highest ethical standards. when you are in a position to profit even indirectly, in this case from a very well—connected russian firm, and you as the investor are in charge of us trade policy and have a voice on sanctions, anyone looking at it might imaginea sanctions, anyone looking at it might imagine a potential conflict of interests. it's wayne rooney... everton versus arsenal from a couple of weeks ago. a thrilling advert for british football. but what we found in the paradise papers raises serious questions about our national game. what if one man and his money was secretly linked to both of these clu bs 7 was secretly linked to both of these clubs? this is alicia osman, another billionaire who is to vladimir putin. he is one of britain's richest men and owns one of london's most expensive houses, and 30% of arsenal, one of britain's most valuable clubs. —— alicia usmanov. it isa valuable clubs. —— a

has also had a $2000 boomerang. if you like to buy that. and i don't know -- >> kim? >> this is a miss to twitter. acter limit. for those of that already hate the fact that so much of our civic discourse happens in a former anything that comes into someone's head immediately goes online in 140 characters. the idea, this is going to be expanded, is just terrifying. but if twitter is unconvinced by that i just want it to close his eyes and imagine donald trump with 280 characters at his beck and call. and please, reconsider. [laughter] >> mary? >> i will give this a miss to the trans -- transportation security ministration. he found tsa screeners and airports missed knives guns and explosives more than 70 percent of the time. granted, this an improvement over two years ago where they missed this more than 90 percent of the time. maybe it is time that we rethink having big government have us take our shoes and our thoughts off and there were jackets off if they are missing the big stuff. >> all right. james, why do you think people are so skeptical of rand paul on this front?i mean it is not that he a

hkim guadagno kim kim. he has been boosted by big name democratic like bon jovi, but kim seemed optimistic. it appears the bus tour was not enough, we're hearing about mayor bill de blasio with a win beating out republican nicole malliotakis. and independent bo dietl. in virginia another democrat win. you hear, sounds like the party is getting starts, in virginia, a ralph northam has won virginia governor race, defeating republican ed gil gillepsie. bill: appreciate that report, bring in our panel, i am joined by republican straggest jannette hoffman and bill caruso. people would say this is a reflect of donald trump, i say not so fast. it is closer than people predicted. but what do you say about republican party in new jersey. looks like kim was never going to overcom of chris christie. >> it was tough for her, murphy campaign, just blasted her at every opportunity, tried to tie her into chris christie. and she was his lieutenant governor for 8 years. she did have that to over come. bill: as a democrat, did chri

i'm wondering if kim jong-un has a similar title? you walk into each room and there were pictures of the two of them on the wall. is very, very scary. is that still the case with kim jong-un? mr. thae: of course. even is further upgrading his propaganda campaign to make him as a god of the north korean people. rep. engel: thank you. let me ask you, is there any scenario you envision where north korea might freeze or dismantle its missile or nuclear weapons program? what would be the best means to persuade north korea to do so? mr. thae: i think first, kim jong-un still believes he can achieve his goal. we should continue to tell the and iforean leadership possible, kim jong-il and himself, then america will not accept north korea as a nuclear-armed state. north korea has seen how india and pakistan achieved that goal. route of to follow the india-pakistan. but we should clarify it is not the case for north korea. from what you know of the internal dynamics of the north korean political and economic systems, how might increased externa

north korea's provocative test, the first of its kind since september, shows kim jong-un has reignited his ambitious weapons program. u.s., south korean and japanese military officials say today's launch was of an intercontinental ballistic missile, the most powerful rocket the rogue nation has. one capable of entering space and striking its enemies from thousands of miles away. sources say it flew east off the north korean coast and was in the air for about 50 minutes. it traveled about 620 miles, reaching a higher altitude than kim jong-un's major icbm test in july and splashed down inside japan's exclusive economic zone. the waters off japan's coasts where it has the right to fish and explore. >> they're reminding the united states, they're reminding japan that they have been quite earnest in increasing the range and the capabilities and characteristics of their missile force. >> reporter: kim's regime has tested missiles this year at a furious pace. this makes 23 missiles launched in 16 tests since february. but the north koreans had been fairly quiet recently, not testing a missil

kim has run a great race, i think she has created some real differences between her and bill murphy in the final days of the race, specifically on his stance to make new jersey a sanctuary state. it's a tough race. republicans have a tough time there. we are hoping for a win there as well. we are going to look at the results tonight, we hope we come out on top. new jersey has been a tougher race than it's been in the past for us. >> harris: one of the things that made the difference that we been able to watch from new york is the debates, probably i would say her closeness with chris christie, he is one heck of a debater. >> she is a fighter, she came after phil murphy, i think she has created a great separation. she and ed gillespie have run strong campaigns in virginia and new jersey, states democrats won in 2016 and we are hoping to keep new jersey republican and switch virginia tonight. >> harris: as you know on the other side of the aisle with the dnc there is a little bit of a distraction with a tell-all book that has come out by the former interim chair, that is playing a role a

lilian kim has the story from novato. >> reporter: welcome to the ancient city of teotihuacan, the 3- virtual map measures a mile and a half long and half mile wide. >> and like these things on the top we also captured. >> reporter: 14-year-old trevor fox spent over a year building this metropolis using mine game. it's part of the dee young exhibition teotihuacan city of fire, city of water. it can be found on the museum's website. >> when i always went to an art museum i was always like this is kind of boring, but i think this is a really cool way to help discover the love for art. >> trevor certainly had art. his dad is a web developer for the museum, but trevor did most of the work. >> i'm minecrafted out for a bit because we did this for so long, it's like, you know, looking at this map it's like, okay. >> yet despite his minecraft fatigue he's happy that he started with the project. this is the first american museum to do something like this. >> we felt being able to build this short of being able to go there which is a big tourist attraction in mexico, but short of being able to

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when we did the 1,000 feet, it actually moved the districts into, as supervisor kim has shown you, to the west -- to the east side of san francisco because that's where most of nonschool retail is, but what it did do from an equity standpoint, it placed it in the black and brown neighborhoods, that kids may not see it when they're going to school, but they see it when they're going home, they see it on the weekends. they're exposed to it over and over again, and if we continue to do it 1,000 feet, because of our zoning issues, because of our commercia d

>> there something which kim has covered in her column.his opposition research was also being said two major news organizations in the united states during the campaign. and it was being delivered to the public as if it was some kind of official information and so that was also very misleading during the campaign and now, hillary clinton continues to say no, this did not matter at all. this is just things we did in the background. that is not true. they fed it to the press. >> in there was another development this week. we found out there is good reporting that glenn simpson, one of the principals at fusion gps met with the russian lawyer who then went on to meet with don junior another meeting which has drawn scrutiny. it is unclear if they were discussing the upcoming meeting with don junior and if they were. >> donald trump jr. >> yes or if they were discussing of the business with fusion that they also had about the same russian attorney. so more questions here. >> and his is being investigated in your view, by robert mueller, the spec

supervisor kim has made a motion to continue this item -- three months you said? > supervisor kim: yes. >> president breed: to the meeting of february 6, 2018. it was seconded by supervisor ronen on the item, call the roll. >> supervisor yee? aye. breed no. farrell no. fewer yes. kim aye. ronen aye. safai no. sheehy no. tang no. there are four ayes and five nos, with supervisors breed, farrell, safai, sheehy and tang in dissent. >> president breed: the motion to continue fails and on the motion to approve item 30 and table item 31 and 32, madame clerk, please call the roll. >> yee aye. breed aye. farrell aye. fewer no. kim no. ronen no? ronen no. safai aye. sheehy aye. tang aye. there are six ayes and three nos with supervisors fewer, kim and ronen in the dissent. confirmed. let's go to the next 3:00 p.m. special order. item 33 through 36. hearing of persons interested in the certification of the conditional use authorization for a proposed project located at 2161 through 2165 everything street to establish a medical cannabis dispensary and a 65 a. madame president

kim jong-un. rep. gabbard: it has been spoken how one of the major reasons why andjong-un is holding tightening his grip on nuclear weapons is as a deterrent against any attempts by the u.s. or others to topple him and his regime, thinking this will be the only thing that will protect him. why is it that if the united states sits down directly with kim jong-un, that you think he will react positively to a message of, we will help you, make sure your people and economy prosper? that does not appear to be something he has been concerned about in the past. mr. thae: as i have said, kim jong-un and the north korean regime believes their rival is south korea, is the biggest threat to north korean systems itself. kim jong-un is very aware the north korean population are watching south korean movies and dramas. he knows the mind of north korea is changing toward south korea. guarantee permanent to protect his dynasty from that kind of game. he strongly believes nuclear weapons can be used as a very strong defense for his dyn

it has lied under three kim has lied and lied and lied.ry time they promise something, we'll do this if you just give relief from the sanctions. if you give us this, if you give us that. they double cross us. you really i think have to be pretty credulous to think that the north koreans are going to keep their word. i think it's important, though, we have a situation with the vulnerability of our electric grid to nuclear detonation above the united states saying we have to deal with. north korea talks about this. and the press and the united states doesn't report it. several times. four or five times they have threatened the use of electric toe magnetic pulse. we need to pay attention to that and not brush it inside. >> go google emp and see what the eventual tpherpvulnerabilii. value added as always. thank you, sir. alisyn? >>> now to the russia investigation. carter page told house intel that he gave the trump campaign a heads-up about his moscow trip. we ask a democratic lawmaker next. david. what's going on? oh hey! ♪ that's it? yeah.

the family has filed a wrongful death lawsuit. in pittsburg, lilian kim, abc 7 news. >>> 5:06 now. new details this morning about daca. california's attorney general is asking a federal judge to reinstate the program until a lawsuit against the trump administration has been decided. the request was made for a preliminary injunction blocking the administration's push to end the deferred action for childhood arrivals program. daca protected undocumented immigrants, many of them now college students, from deportation. >>> new developments this morning about the sale of recreational pot in san francisco. a hearing before the city supervisor's land use and transportation committee will discuss another set of marijuana regulations as they pertain to planning code amendments, one of those regulations is an equity program. now that is designed to help certain people find employment and business opportunities in the cannabis industry. they are low-income residents, people of color, and those who are arrested or convicted. >>> the tesla model three will be late, really late. that's just the b

lilian kim has the story. >> reporter: fans at the 49ers game had never seen a drone over levi stadium before, which is why they were quite amused when they saw one fly over the southern end zone in the first half. >> we figured it must have been something put on by the team, by the stadium, to drop off freebies to the crowd. >> we wanted the free stuff. we didn't know who it was from. >> reporter: this is what fans got instead. a flyer marked with a big red "x" talking about the first amendment. >> it was some type of first amendment propaganda, something about tv stations. >> reporter: it turned out levi stadium was just the first stop. police say the same drone was used to drop the same leaflets during the raiders game at the coliseum in oakland. by that point santa clara police issued a be on the look youd to law enforcement agencies. oakland police officers arrested the drone pilot shortly after. they haven't yet released his name but his twitter page has links of videos of him practicing with the drone. for many fans the fact it was an unauthorized drone flying over them was disc

abc 7 news reporter lilian kim has more on this developing story. >> reporter: a boat going in circlesr indication something was wrong. in this case it was a boston whaler, a popular fishing vessel known for being stable and sea worthy. it was spinning at a speed of 15 knots just off martin's beach in san mateo county. >> once you lose control of the helm, those are designed to circle. it's in the steering mechanism where it pulls forward, to the right or left, and it will stay in the circle. >> reporter: the two men onboard somehow ended up in the ocean. the body of one was recovered soon after rescue crews arrived. the other is still missing, the person believed to have been operating the boat. they believe neither was wearing a life jacket. >> i am not sure if they would have survived in the situation but certainly they would have had their heads above water for long enough to have somebody have seen them. >> reporter: authorities let the boat run out of fuel. they then towed it to the harbor. they're storing it as evidence. it doesn't appear foul play was involved. >> the boat has

abc 7 news reporter lilian kim has the story now from san carlos. >> reporter: up until a couple weeks ago plans were full steam ahead for a turner's outdoorsman store to open on this strip mall on industrial road. the retail chain sells guns, ammo, hunting and fishing equipment. >> my 10-year-old son's upset. all the kids are upset about this. >> reporter: but when jackie yawn and other san carlos residents got wind of the project, they began e-mailing the city council protesting the new store. there have been 500 e-mails so far. >> this is the most i've ever seen. 500 is beyond i think 150 to 200 at the most one time we saw. >> reporter: mayor bob gracilli says the council will consider a moratorium on gun stores monday night. the city already has a gun store on camino real. for turner's the sudden holdup on their plans is something they didn't expect. >> they apparently have got a good reputation down there with law enforcement and with everything else. so i'd certainly be upset if i were them probably coming in. but on the other hand, every community has standards. >> reporter: the

but there's little doubt kim jong-un has sought to emulate his grandfather, from the clothes kim wearshis distinct hairstyle. >> kim jong-un wants to project the image of his grandfather. il-sung is viewed as a great revolutionary, he fought against the colonials, he fought against the united states in the korean war. >> reporter: il-sung was even as much more of a man of the people than kim jong-il, more reclusive, moody and a man who presid presided -- who were watching trump's speech closely and who remember how well they lived under the grandfather. >> i think even the elites would take that to heart because i think elites secretly agreed that that is true, north korea is not what it used to be. north korea and south korea used to be on par with each other. but north korea is this terrible place that trump described. so i think kim jong-un will take this personally, he will be embarrassed by it. >> reporter: will it be new to get him to -- given what they know about kim jong-un, he's likely going to respond personally to president trump, his regime has already come out with a state

a high level defector old us kim has to respond. >> he has to the respond because he wants to continue as the supreme leader of north korean society. >> asked if he was going to done down his tone on kim jong-un while in asian, hr mcmaster said, quote, the president will use whatever language he wants to use. but he said what's really threatening is kim jong-un, and it would be a danger if they did not understand the president's resolve. >> this comes as north korea keeps accelerating its nuclear and missile program. what's the latest you're hearing on kim jong-un's ability to strike the united states. >> they're saying next here they would be capable of hit the u.s. once he does that, the security equation here is going to change drastically. >> it will. thank you brian for that report. >>> after boasting about his memory, president trump develops amnesia after being asked about a meeting where his foreign policy advisor suggests he meets with vladimir putin. >> i don't remember that meeting. wasn't much important that took place. don't remember much about it. how long do you think we

has ended. many enjoy the time change while others hate to see the days get shorter. in today's health minute, kim hutcherson has some tips on how to deal with the change. the extra hour of sleep you'll get this weekend will only last so long -- you'll have to give it back in the spring.and that extra hour of morning daylight comes at a cost -- extra hours of darkness in the evenings.some studies have linked the lack of light to depression or seasonal affective disorder.here are some things you can do to make the most of your daylight.some psychiatrists recommend taking a morning walk right after sunrise.bring more light into your home by keeping the blinds and shades open.coming home to a dark house can cause a person to feel sleepy, so invest in lamps for the evening and set them up on timers so they are on before you get home.keep an active social life and plan a winter vacation somewhere nice and sunny. don't oversleep or stay in bed all day.and probably most importantly, maintain a routine sleep schedule so you can keep your body clock on time and get the most out of your day.for today's heal

democrat fill murphy and kim guadagno are the two major candidates. murphy a golden sacks former employ haseen campaigning on given the economy a boost. president obama tapped him as a.m. ambassador to germany in 2009 he's never held office. kim guadagno has been speaking to voters about her goals to cut property taxes in new jersey. she's also recently called for a ban on sanctuary cities. guadagno has served as the state's lieutenant governor since 2009. she's a former monmouth county sheriff and has served as federal from prosecutor in new york. five independent and third party candidates are also running. again the polls open at 6 o'clock so we're getting close. they close at 8 o'clock this morning. live in cherry hill, katherine scott, channel6 "action news. matt. >> thank you katherine. >>> 5:37. the biggest race in philadelphia is for district attorney. democrat larry krasner and republican beth grossman are vying for the office once run by seth williams who is now in prison for corruption. go to my facebook page and you can meet the candidates who participated in a forum here at 6ab

abc 7 news reporter lilian kim has the story. >> reporter: first came harvey's halo, a collection of rainbow lights shooting into the sky. >> he would love the beauty of this and the symbol. >> reporter: then the neon sign that immortalizes the words of harvey milk -- hope will never be silent. >> hope is strong today. i can feel it this evening just like i felt it 40 years ago. >> reporter: harvey milk wam california's first openly gay elected official when he won a seat on the board. now the election of danica rouen. she became one of the first openly transgender people to win an election. a huge boost for the lgbtq community who say the trump administration has taken away much of the progress they've made. >> i hope it will be a tidal wave of what will happen in the next few elections to overcome this tragedy we're dealing with now. >> reporter: and to keep that hope alive these light installations come at the perfect time. >> it's meant to be a beacon that rises up and helps californians and san franciscans reaffirm our commitment to equality. >> reporter: the neon sign is now a

north korean defector told us when kim is unilt issed personally, he feels his hand is forced. >> kim jong-un hasrespond because he wants to continue to be shown or detiblgtpicted as t r. supreme lead erd. >> reporter: asked if president trump will tone down his language on kim while in asia, hr mcmaster says that the president will use whatever language he wants to use. but mcmaster said what is really inflammatory is the way north korea is threatening the world and there will be grave danger if kim doesn't realize the president's resolve. brian todd, cnn, washington. >>> we're staying in asia where we're watching war games that are deadly serious with the heightened tensions in the region, the united states is displaying its military might and preparation with its determination. >> cnn was granted exclusive access to rapid response drills in the pacific as ivan watson shows us, the clouds of north korea are always on the horizon. >> reporter: pounding threw tou the pacific ocean approaching the flooded beldly of a much larger warship. we're watching now the how one of these landing craft comes