. >> in a historic move, the obama administration is directly targeting north korean leader kim jong unh new sanctions. it freezes any north korean assets and forbids most business between u.s. company and north korean officials including kim jong un. the u.s. goth is accusing kim of being personally responsible for some of the world's worst human rights abuses and washington is identifying kim as a direct target for the sanctions along with ten other top north korean officials. washington says north korea continues to carry out human rights abuses at government political prison camps where as many as 120,000 people are detained including children. >>> president obama says he will leave more troops in afghanistan than planned. the decision comes amid ongoing events in afghanistan. he had planned to drop to 5500 troops by the end of the year, but the taliban resurgence has forced them to rethink that strategy. president obama announced a new withdrawal plan leaving about 8400 troops in afghanistan by year's end. the president's announcement comets a day before he heads to a nato summit i

of crossing the line after adding leader kim jong-un's name to its list of sanctioned individuals. rth korean foreign ministry official says personal sanctions against kim jong-un are a virtual declaration of war. he's also warning that a showdown could erupt if the u.s. and south korea hold annual joint military exercises as planned next month. >>> now to that emotional gathering in baton rouge, louisiana, honoring that city's fallen police officers. vice president biden and attorney general loretta lynch expressing support for the families of officers matthew gerald, montrell jackson and brad garafola. they were killed by a gunman who authorities say was targeting police. the vice president said the slain officers were defined by their courage. >>> more criminal charges are expected to be filed today in connection with the water crisis in flint, michigan. the water became contaminated with lead after the city switched its water source to the flint river in a cost-cutting move. three official, one from the city, two from the state have already been charged with felonies. >>> and a

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. >>> all right, we'll see you at 5:00 outlining kim jong-un's bad habits and what could be behind theme 4:00 on 2 will be right back. >>> there's a lot of talk today about the health of north korean dictator kim jong-un. he's apparently been binge eating, drinking an awful lot and could face serious illnesses. >> this information came out this weekend from south korea spy agencies. apparently the 33-year-old has gained about 88 pounds since becoming north korean leader four years ago. the south korean national service spoke to reporters after the private e-mail saying that he is under a out. >> he suffers from insomnia and will be likely developing diseases related to his unhealthy lifestyle. >>> also batting over restraining music has a whole lot of people talking online. this is about spotify accusing apple of trying to block latest version -- trying to block the latest. with them fighting their business model rule the reason. while this sounds like insider stuff, here is why all of us care about it. apple is using their app store approval process as a weapon. and giving itself the u

what do you think kim jong-un is up to? joining us now is a retired military agent.ow claiming he can hit the u.s. do you think this he have that capability to strike hawaii or maybe the pacific coast. >> i don't know because like you say it's very difficult to understand what he's saying even when he says it and you don't know if he's lying through his teeth. they always claim they have more capability than they have but it is concerning that they have really done a successful launch from a submarine. that is the verifiable fact here. the missile blew up in flight they estimate about 19 miles down range from launch which means it probably blew up about the time it hit max pressure which means that's when it was going the fastest and the air pressure tore the missile apart. when you put a ballistic missile together it's a series of tradeoffs because it has to be rugged enough to get through that max dynamic pressure spot where this thing probably blew up but it has to be strong enough that it can withstand the launch and water pressure and getting forced out of the s

still, trump said he would have no problem speaking with kim jong-un.ere is russian president vladimir putin. he and donald trump have enjoyed a bit of a bromance for months. when poenltdly asked about allegations that putin has had journalists and political opponents killed, trump defended him. >> he is running his country and at least he is a leader. unlike what we have in this country. >> he has often talked about gadhafi. even though he vowed to die as a martyr rather than lose power. in 2011 trump said in a video blog that gadhafi was slaughtering his citizens is that the u.s. should knock him out but later changed his tune. >> in february at a debate long after gadhafi was shot dead, trump stunned many when he applauded the former dictator's regime. >> we would be so much better off if gadhafi were in charge right now. >> the two have a history. in 2009 trump allowed his west chester estate to be rented to the will he bean leader so co-stay outside in a tent. even sacrifice a live lamb while in new york for the u.n. general assembly. gadhafi ended

decision to impose sctions direct onn k kim jong-un. pypyonanang also w warned of a physicalal response after washinington and seoeoul agreed deployoy an advanced u.s. missi defense system in south korea. >>> japan's nuclear regulator has urged the operator of the fukushima daiichi plplant to ta measurures. they must inject water into the buildings to cool melted fuel. and about 60,000 tons of the water is pooling in the basement of the reactor buildings. the regulation authority urged the company to study measures on lowering the amount of water and radiation levels. the authority proposed two measures. one is building more tanks to store the water and the other is treating the water with a system that filters out radioactive material. and then recirculating it in the cooling sysystem. tepco will report on the results of its study at a meeting next month at the earliest. >>> a japanese court has sentenced a south korean man to four years in prison for an explosion last september. it happened at a tokyo shrine honoring japan's war dead.

is setting north korea with a new round of sanctions and directly confronting kim jong-un. ed kim and ten other north korean officials of human rights abuses including forced labor and torture and killings. the move is the latest by the u.s. to isolate kim's government on top of previous sanctions over north korea's nuclear activities. >>> switching gears, time now for sports and nba free agency after 134 seasons and three championship titles in miami, dwyane wade is heading home. he agreed to a two-year deal worth about, get this, $47 million to play for his hometown chicago bulls. wade thanked fans and the heat organization but added he feels he made the right choice in leaving for chicago, saying, quote, i've never forgotten where i came from and i'm thankful to have an opportunity to play for the team that first fueled my love of the game. >>> let's go now to euro 2016 tournament, portugal and wales scoreless until the 50th minute when cristiano ronaldo nets a spectacular header to break that tie. rinaldo's ninth euro goal ties the record for most ever scored in that tou

. >>> north korean media are reporting kim jong-un provided field guidance for tests that simulated strikes on south korea. the ruling party's newspaper shows kim watching the army's strategic force. state media reports say military personnel rehearse hd on ports and airfields that host u.s. nuclear hardware. they say the exercises also involved checking a nuclear warhead detonator at designated altitudes. the reports don't say where or when the drills took place. north korea fired three missiles toward the sea of japan. pyongyang has been expressing anger at an agreement between washington and seoul to deploy an advanced u.s. missile defense system in south korea. officials in the north are adding concerns to the border as a way of sending out coded messages. they've resumed broadcasts of encrypted numbers. a method they once deployed to intercept from overseas. the broadcasts went out in the early hours of june 24th and july 15th. the first was three and a half minutes long. the second 12 minutes. in each case the broadcaster introduced the messages as assignments for so-called exploratio

well now kim jong-un is earning a new title, matchmaker in chief.orth korean dictator is launching a dating competition to find a husband for his unmarried sister. a similar contest was held in 2012 but no man lived up to the dictator's high standards. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: or lived at all. [ laughter ] i mean, that's -- [ applause ] that's a tough reality show. wow. didn't see that ending coming, yeah. meanwhile, chile just broke a a world record when over 2,300 people took turns playing soccer for more than 120 hours. that's right, 120 hours. and when it was over, the score was still 0-0. [ laughter ] we don't -- i don't get it. >> steve: that's crazy. barn burner. >> jimmy: and the scripps national spelling bee started today. the spelling bee. i read that there are new rules to keep the competition from ending in a tie like it was the past two years. to make it more challenging tie breaking words are now read by sylvester stallone. [ laughter ] [ stallone impression ] can you use that in a sentence? [ stallone impression ] [ laughter ] [ cheers

. >>> kim jong un's weight problem. after they briefed politicians on the weight gain.omnia and dlt disea adult diseases. >>> 35% of the country believe the country is headed in the wrong direction and have negative views of both presidential candidates. it shows 23% say they are excited and all 9% are boarred. >>> the endangered spi spe sis migrate from antarctica. it is one of the few places on earth where the whales can be seen from the shore. >>> calling all pie lovers. key west held the annual key lime pie eating contest yesterday. 24 contestants took it on without using their hands. it didn't take long to gobble up the pie. just 1 minute and 2 seconds. now i think that's the waste of a good pie. >> you can't really enjoy it. >> it's key lime. it's delicious. look at that. >>> time now to wish a happy birthday hue wee lewis. keep it here for more news, weather and sports. breaking news overnigh---a nort blame. sam//vo -- a north bay home goes up in flames and fireworks are to blame. >>> plus, an armed man shot and killed by san jose police officers. this morning th

the leader in protest against kim jong-un human rights abuses. issued a statement saying it will cut a khchannel at the u.ns office in new york. it will shut down all channels if the u.s. refuses to lift sanctions. warned over planned missile defense system. >> translator: there will be physical response measures from us as soon as that is deployed in south korea. >> north korea's state run media said the statement was issued by the country's military. days after u.s.s. and south kor announced deployments of high altitude defense or thaad system. denounced the north's statements. >> if north korea ignores our warning and keeps claiming and behaves imprudently, it will face a stern and strong punishment from our military. >> he said pyongyang should recognize which side is threatening peace in the region. >>> a day after the upper house election, and japanese prime minister shinzo abe is stressing voters gave him a strong mandate to push forward his economic policies. known as abenomics. his governing coalition achieved his benchmark of securing a

another one of the more frustrating aspects of our international agenda that you have someone like kim jong-un who continues to pursue these nuclear and ballistic missile capabilities. i don't believe he yet has come to realize that the international community is going to remain united against the nuclearization of the korean peninsula and that we're not going to accept north korea as a nuclear state, which is what he is demanding. and so therefore, i think the international community wants to be able to bring north korea out of its international isolation and help the north korean people but there needs to be a better appreciation on the part of kim jong-un that his continued pursuit of these military capabilities and nuclear capabilities is only going to undermine his long term prospects. >> you don't sense that message is get being through. >> he seems to be exceptionally stubborn and not a good listener. >> with that i want to invite all of you to ask questions. i'm told that this meeting is on the record. i think we already knew that. we have microphones and we'll bring them to you. raise

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most of their hard-earned pay goes to the north korean state so that dictator kim jong un has hard currency. reporters from vice media production compa managed t to talk with one north korean near his dormitory. ththe reporter asks a workerer w mamany people live in one roomo. 4 or 5 is s the answer. ththe man says workers have sundays free, but otherwise work 11 hours a day. he hasn't seen his wife and chilild since he left korea a iy 2013. he says rkers are alallowed to visit home after 2 2 and a half years, but then they have to return to work for another three years. most of the north koreans applied voluntarily. but did they know what they were letting themselves in for? a deadly accident in gdansk exposed how vulnerable the north korean are. during a welding job, a fire broke out, and one korean died of his burns. hihis protective clothing and te site's fire protection measures were totally inadequate. the e polish authorities know what's going on. the labor inspection found numerous labor law violations in regard to working hours, breaks, and vacations. but little action is taken. ra

it's imposing sanctions against leader kim jong-un for the first time. ten other regime officials are also being black listed over the country's human rights record. >> human rights abuses in the dprk among the worst in the world. the government continues to conduct killings and forced disappearances and forced labor and torture. >> kirby hinted a plan to add nor north korean individuals to the list and said the u.s. will continue to identify more people in entities in future reports. north korea has already subject to heavy u.s. sanctions for its testing of nuclear weapons and ballistic missiles. >> government forces in syria have declared a unilateral three-day cease fire starting wednesday for the whole country but fighting continues. the truce coincides with the start of the islamic festival to mark the end of the islamic holy month of ramadan. the anti-government free syrian army accepted the truce. the group is backed by western nations. but another anti-government group reportedly attacked a town outside damascus after the cease fire announcement

donald trump also has a strange admiration for dictators -- saddam hussein, kim jong-un, vladimir putin. when asked about putin, donald trump said, and i quote, in terms of leadership, he's getting an a. the truth is that a trump victory in november would be a gift to vladimir putin and given what we have learned about the russian's recent actions, putin is eager to see trump win. >> well, the recent actions albright referred to are allegations that russia is behind the hack of democratic national convention e-mails to help donald trump. the e-mails released by wiki leaks, putin favored donald trump over sanders and worked on her behalf. cbs news is told they are confident the russian government is behind the e-mail scandal. the dem said maybe it is russia dealing with trump. crazy. for the record, i have zero investments in russia. coming up on "cbs this morning," we will talk with trump campaign chairman paul manafort about the dnc hacking and have the very latest from the democratic national convention. >>> well, one of the pen who attacked a french church was under surveillance afte

. >> why kim jong-un? because obviously he is in charge. he is the person ultimately responsible for the terrible, terrible abuses that the north korean people suffer every single day. if there are countries including japan that wish to impose similar sanctions, that is something that we would certainly welcome. >> the move freezes north korean assets in the u.s. and prohibits transactions. in response, pyongyang -- the withdrawal of the sanctions. they will cut all diplomatic ties with the u.s. if washington refuses the demand. when asked about north korea's reaction, the u.s. state department had this to say. >> i mean, the only thing that we would respond with would be to once again call on north korea to refrain from actions that further raise tensions in the region. >> north korea is already under sanctions for its nuclear and missile tests. >>> police in bangladesh are examining the possibility that the attackers who killed hostages last week had organizal support from extremists. media had been the restaurant where the hostage crisis

most of their hard-earned pay goes to the north korean state so that dictator kim jong un has hard currency. reporters from vice media production company managed to talk with one north korean near his dormitory. the reporter asks a worker how many people live in one room. 4 or 5 is the answer. the man says workers have sundays free, but otherwise work 11 hours a day. he hasn't seen his wife and child since he left korea in may 2013. he says workers are allowed to visit home after 2 and a half years, but then they have to return to work for another three years. most of the north koreans applied voluntarily. but did they know what they were letting themselves in for? a deadly accident in gdansk exposed how vulnerable the north korean are. during a welding job, a fire broke out, and one korean died of his burns. his protective clothing and the site's fire protection measures were totally inadequate. the polish authorities know what's going on. the labor inspection found numerous labor law violations in regard to working hours, breaks, and vacations. but little action is taken. rafal tomanski s

. >> donald trump was actually kind of praising kim jong un. >> you have to give him credit.cle, this one, that one, this guy doesn't play games. >> if we had qaddafi in charge, instead of terrorism all over the place, we see at least they killed terrorists. >> he retweeted up from el du ci. >> mussolini is mussolini, it is a very good quote. >> you want to be associated with a fascist. >> no, i want to be associated with interesting quotes. (laughter). >> trevor: you want to be associated with interesting quotes? oh, donald. you don't want to be president. you want the teenager's instagram account. that's what you want. so look, america, this is where you are. grandma nixon or traffic cone soaked in raw sewage. a real sophie's choice, really f sophie hated both of her kids. can i be honest with you guy, can i be honnist with you. >> yeah wm. >> trevor: you can kick me out after i said it i will be honest and say this. maybe you shouldn't have an election. into, maybe you shouldn't have an election. not now. not now. because right now, right now america looks like it's gettin

of crossing the line after adding kim jong-un's name to a list of sanctioned individuals. personalal sanctions against him are a virtual declaration of war. he's also warning that a showdown could erupt if the u.s. and south korea hold annual joint military exercises as planned next month. >>> now to that emotional gathering fallen police officers. vice president biden and attorney general loretta lynch expressing support for the families of officers matthew gerald, montrell jackson and brad garafola, killed by a gunman who was targeting police. they were defined by their courage, he said. >>> more charges expected to be filed with the water crisis in flint, michigan. it became contaminated with lead river in a cost-cutting move. three officials have already been charged with felonies. >>> a horse named cupcake is recovering this morning after an incident that generated quite a bit of internet fame. 13-year-old cupcake fell over in some muddy water during a hor horseback ride. a rescue squad and vet were called in to save her and the world of social media watched. cupcake

criticizes the military, says we should walk away from our nato alliances and said that he admires kim jong-un and vladimir putin and saddam hussein. >> i move that hillary clinton be selected as the nominee of the democratic party -- >> one day after bernie sanders threw his whole-hearted support behind clinton, it seems some of his bay area supporters are coming around. >> i trust senator sanders to the extent i have volunteered countless hours to get him elected and i trust that maybe he knows a little bit more about this. >> reporter: now late today the white house did release some details about the president's upcoming speech. he is expected to focus not on his own accomplishments, but on what hillary clinton presidency would do for this country. he will mention, we're told, donald trump, by name, but fewer than six times. in the meantime, hillary clinton has arrived here in philadelphia. live in philadelphia, laura anthony, abc 7 news. >> thanks very much. >>> now there is one more day to this convention. abc 7 news reporter laura anthony will be live from philadelphia tomorrow on abc 7

kim jong-un very bad guy.inet meeting. kennedy: are you personally offended being an iraq veteran? >> the idea that you would even paint saddam with a little bit -- he sounded like he admired him yesterday. there is 39 any iraqi, maybe they didn't love the occupation, but they didn't miss saddam. i'm curious why he would say saddam was tough on terrorists. he wasn't. he was a recruiter and trainer of terrorists. he had a complex where he saw the assassins how to operate in european streets. there was an airliner and train station and he flew those guys to europe to kill his vocal opponent. kennedy: we are out of time so hurry back and tell us more as the elect continues forward. >> i'm going to the beach. kennedy: go catch some wave, bro. thank you so many for watching tonight. follow me on twitter and instagram. email kennedyfbn@foxbusiness.com. >> announcer: the following is a paid advertisement for the back2life 12-minute back pain solution, brought to you by back in five, llc. pain pills, hot and cold pack

north korea has denounced ,anctions against kim jong-un describing them as unopened our creation of warration of war. pyongyang has also threatened strong retaliation. global news 24 hours a day powered by more than 2600 journalists and analysts in more than 120 countries. this is bloomberg. the sharp fall in chinese visitor arrivals in hong kong has hit retail sales. full-year profit plunged 54%. nearly 300 has outlets across the region and is seen as an indicator of the economy. thank you for joining us. fors a difficult landscape retailers. what are you seeing in terms of the pressure? are they geographically specific? there are many pressure points. the manifestation is weaker sales. with theles started mainland chinese. also, their spending less. that has affected certain areas where we have a lot of stores. that has continued into this year, although not quite as bad. in addition, locals have started to spend less, and that started towards the end of the first quarter calendar year this year, , onee believe two things has more to do with the currency. the hong kong dollar strong,

and saddam hussein and kim jong-un and of vladimir putin, he said and i quote, in terms of leadershipw, i invited each presidential candidate to talk about terrorism -- [ audience chanting ] >> i'm not sure what they're saying. to talk about terrorism with me and other retired admirals and generals. of all the candidates that we met with, hillary clinton was by far, by far the best prepared and the most knowledgeable. she listened carefully to our arguments. she tested us. we had more than 500 years of collective experience, and we learned from her. and this is before she served as our secretary of state, before she brokered a cease-fire in gaza, before she rallied the world to sanction iran and advised president obama to take out bin laden, and she restored our reputation in the world. anyone who has served with the men and women of our armed forces know how serious it is to send them in harm's way. when you're a soldier, sailor, airman or marine, you don't get to choose your commanders, but when you're a citizen, you have the responsibility to choose a commander in chief who will ke

has imposed sanctions on kim jong-un. it makes harder for banks to move or hold his assets.columbia, the output of raw material for making cocaine has surged to its highest level since 2011. there guerrillas are said to be telling farmers they will eventually be paid in subsidies. this is bloomberg. you are watching bloomberg west. the right sharing wars are on and lyft is raising the stakes. especial new service for the ballers out there. escalade. it is a rival service called select. why do this? lyft is the right for the people, you get in the frustrate -- front seat, and you get the fist bump. we reached out >> to passengers -- fist bump. >> we reached out to passengers and said what i not getting that they want, and 60% said they desired a higher and ride option. cory: this is existing customers. not the people that won't ride them, but the ones who already use them. >> it is both. whether they are going out for a nice dinner or have a business trip, they want a higher end service. and for people who have not yet tried lyft, this is a great entryway. cory: talk about re

from doing business with the kim jong-un >> the president of arms will restore order in the senate. >> protestors from the organic association shouting monsanto money. they had to include food labels showing they were used. monsato is an agricultural company. people facing charges for that. >> dress lightly. it will be another score cher today. >> maria monday meenounos track weather. >> it feels like it will be 100 degrees. even warmer than that. i want to start with severe weather potential. we will be tracking thunderstorms as we head into this afternoon and evening that could bring additional severe weather with large hail and damaging winds. the greatest threat is in illinois, missouri into iowa. another storm system rolling through producing more thunderstorms and again a risk for severe storms. north carolinas you have a risk of isolated severe weather. not much of a change for tomorrow. more ser storms possible over ohio river valley and interior portions of the northeast. isolated tornadoes will be a concern. a similar weather map here as far as the next couple days. we have

hillary clinton, kim jong-un there, fresh off mrs. clinton's exclusive interview since sunday, first since becoming the nominee. new threats from wikileaks looming over the clinton campaign. the founder claiming he has access to a new batch of e-mails. live fox team coverage. molly henneburg is in washington with the latest on the political end of the bombshell information from wikileaks. first, we go to jennifer griffin live in columbus, ohio, cheering for griffin now or is that for hillary perhaps and tim kaine. >> reporter: i assume it is for hillary clinton and tim kaine. they're just arriving at the site in columbus, ohio. she just responded to reporters traveling with her who asked her about donald trump's recent attacks on khan, his son was a muslim was killed in iraq. >> they're a gold star family and i respect and honor the service of captain kahn and extraordinary dignity and bravery of his parents. >> the governor of ohio made it plain that this comment is unacceptable. if you can't show empathy for a gold star mom and dad,

has imposed sanctions on kim jong-un. and other top officials for widespread human rights abuses.akes it harder for banks to move or hold his assets. in colombia the output of raw , material for making cocaine has surged to its highest level since 2011. the government says rebels have been encouraging people to plant coca before a deal is signed. they are said to be telling farmers they will eventually be paid in subsidies. this is bloomberg. you are watching "bloomberg west." cory: this is "bloomberg west." i'm cory johnson, in for emily chang. the ridesharing wars are on and lyft is raising the stakes. especial new service for the ballers out there. a cadillac escalade. it's a lux option taking on uber, a comparable service, called select. why do this? like lyft is the ride for people in the front seat. you get the fist bump. why this? >> we reached out to passengers and they said that they were not getting what they want. 60% said they desired a higher end ride option. cory: this is existing customers. not the people that won't ride them, but the ones who are alady using lyft.

and saddam hussein and kim jong-un and of vladimir putin he said, and i quote, "in terms of leadershiphe's getting an "a." i taught national security law. >> that's a live picture on the left of your screen, the president landed at andrew air force base after the short helicopter ride from the white house. he will get on air force one for the short flight to philadelphia to address this convention tonight. we're going to go to chris matthews now who has a special guest on the floor. you'll pardon the interruption of admiral hutson. >> jerry brown, four-time governor of california right now. i got to ask you about question of the hour. the republican candidate for president has asked the leaders of the russia republic to hack into the e-mail of hillary clinton. what do you make of that kind of interruption in our political process? >> well, it's completely unpresidential. the only thing i can say about it is it's bad that he's calling for torture and wanting to give nuclear weapons to countries. it's part of a whole pattern that's quite dangerous for a possible president. >> why do you

. >>> in a historic move, washington is directly targeting north korean leader kim jong un with new sanctionsre responsible for some of the worst human rights abuses and for the first time ever, washington is now identifying kim as a direct target for sanctions. washington says north korea continues to carry out human rights abuses at government political prison camps where as many as 120,000 people are declined including children. >>> the drowning death of a sailer has been ruled a homicide. james derrick lovelace died may 6 in coronado. he was repeatedly dunked during an exercise though he was having difficulty treading water. he slipped underwater several times and it was several minutes before his instructor offered help. the instructor was placed on administrative duties during the investigation. >>> she spent her life trying to help others with disabilities. unfortunately, she died over the holiday weekend. coming up, how he loved ones are coping with that devastating loss. >> plus more bad news for december la niÑa's auto pilot driving mode. another driver reports crashing in auto pilo

. >> stephen: because the movie was about you and james franco interviewing kim jong un.hat blown over? >> i hope so. actually, it was during your show, essentially, like, when i came out to promote it, i had a movie, and when i came off the interview the movie was not in theaters anymore, essentially. >> stephen: that's how well the interview went. >> i was like "man, that's a bummer." and then they told me i would have an armed guard with me at all times, which, again, is not what you want to hear. >> stephen: that is not why you went into comedy? >> exactly. and i had him for a few weeks, and one day i woke up and went outside and he was gone. ( laughter ) >> stephen: did you notice, at first? >> oh, yeah-- oh, no, i instantly noticed he was gone. and i prayed it coincided with my newfound safety. but i think it just coincided with somebody didn't want to pay for him anymore. and literally just saw it on a log, "we're still paying for this guy? send him home." and i called franco, and i said, "is your guy still there?" and he said, "oh, no, he's gone, also." no one's k

imposed human rights related sanctions specifically siting kim jong un himself and that is the first that sanctions have specifically been leveed against him. the north koreans responded very angrily about that. there is a lot to respond to. certainly not a coincidence i would say this missile launch comes just a day or two after we've seen all of these developments, michael. >> matt rivers in seoul, south korea, thanks. >>> all right. the u.s. mourning those five officers killed in the deadliest assault on the country's law enforcement since 9/11 and we're learning more about the suspect behind this awful act of domestic terrorism. police say this man was the only shooter authorities say he was 25-year-old micah xavier johnson. police killed the former u.s. army reservist after a long stand off. police say he told them he wanted to kill white police officers and that he was upset about the recent shootings of african american men by police. protests began after two african american men were killed by police officers in louisiana and minnesota. police shot alton sterling, several tim

china sea, and the nuclear operations of iran as well as the unpredictability of a regime like kim jong-unlie: and increasing ability to incrementally gain in their capacity. rep. schiff: absolutely. charlie: what worries you? ms. albright: all the things the congressman stated, but i also worry about an accident. we were talking about the south china sea, that there would be an accident that would be seen as provocative, and actually an accident in the arctic in something the russians are doing with the baltics. part of the reason to have somebody with a steady hand and experience is to assess whether something is deliberate or an accident. the thing that worries me is you have something in the republican party that has not a clue how the decision-making process works or how to de= conflict -- de-conflict in a crisis, and who is trigger-happy. what secretary clinton is so good at his understanding the various sources of our power and understanding that force is one of them, but so is diplomacy. so our economic measures. charlie: you've been a friend of hers for a long time. some say there

saddam hussein, kim jong-un, vladamir putin. when asked about putin, donald trump said, and i quote, in terms of leadership, he's getting an "a." the truth is that a trump victory in november would be a gift to vladamir putin, and given what we've learned about the russian's recent actions, putin is eager to see trump win. and that should worry every american. >> so she's saying putin has a stake in this, and it's possible. >> look, we don't know -- there's a lot we don't know. we don't know why russia has done it. but there's been a dramatic shift of the republican's position on russia under donald trump. we know that it seems very likely the russians hacked into the dnc parties, not the republicans. >> we secure our servers. that's something we take pride in. >> and agree that we have not been able to connect those dots, but one thing that doesn't help in terms of, you know, quashing the conspiracy theories that paul manafort used to work for somebody that was a pro putin president in ukraine. so those connections, not that th