in language that kim jung-un, would understand.uage. >> congressional reaction was critical of the president's fire and fury language. but supportive voices emerged to day. including republican senator, marco rubio. >> i don't think the rhetoric is a problem. the problem is there is a lunatic in north kor w >> the president ordered modern nation of the u.s. arsenal and touted its unmatched power. in fact, president obama who directed billions over many years to improve aging nuclear weapons and delivery and targeting systems. the president did order an overall review of u.s. nuclear strategy, earlier this year, advisers say the point of his rhetoric was to shift the conversation away from the u.s. being vulnerable to the stark military risks north korea faces if it doesn't change course. anthony. >> major garrett with the president in new jersey. thanks. >> the defense secretary reinforced the warning. >> reporter: defense secretary mattis, warned north korea to that would lead to the end of its regime and destruction of its people

china is warning both kim jung-un, regime, and the u.s. to ton down the rhetoric. cbs news, china's foreign ministry called it highly sensitive and that all ide should stop provoking each other. >> china does not want north korea to have nuclear weapons. but says the problem should be solved diplomatically. it fears a war in the korean peninsula could lead to a refugee crisis along the 49-mile border it shares with north korea. next week, north korea celebrates its liberation day holiday. which some analysts believe could lead kim jung-un, to launch a missile or conduct a sixth underground nuclear test. now, north korea just released a new statement, in it they say that president trump, "let out a load of nonsense about fire and fury." and that dialogue is not possible with such a guy, bereft of reason. it appears, north korea not yet ready to talk. >> a police officer in louisiana is suing ford for an accident involving her squad car. carbon monoxide has apparently been seeping into the cabins of many ford explorers and a federal investigation is now under way. ch

we saw kim jung-un, unveil a massive new neighborhood of shimmering high rises.ctions over a decade did not work. but this time, china says it will fully enforce the sanctions. which means cutting off a lot of the trade that happens here, in the chinese border town. north korea's ability to keep funding its weapons program will come at the expense of its citizens. many of whom are already forced to work in other countries. they send their pay worth more than $1 billion to the regime. the new sanctions won't end that. or address the chinese companies and banks that continue to do business with north korea. >> good we have a resolution. next step areas, all the loopholes, all the areas that have been called out are fiksd w one by one. >> another thing sanctions do not address. the oil, china exports to north korea. widely believed if china were to cut that off, the north korean regime would eventually collapse. schoin has no interest in seeing that happen because they fear ate refugee crisis on the roughlyrough ly 100 mile long border it shares with north korea. th

president's comments a load of nonsense, the administration speaks with one voice, jim matus warning kim jung un to he the advice of the united states to stop its actions saying any consideration of actions would lead to the end of its regime and the destruction of its people reminding the north the us has the most robust military capabilities at all, saying these actions continue to grossly overmatched by hours, would lose any arms race or conflict it initiates. deputy secretary to the president sebastian gorka reinforcing this one voice from the white house. >> that is an evil regime, as bad as anything we know from the soviet union, north korea, the black male stops and if you get into an arms race with the united states, you will lose. >> reporter: timing is important, the north koreans saying they will launch by mid-august, that is essentially next week. we will see more from this today. >> we will talk to a former cia officer with his take. >> donald trump facing backlash for threatening to rain fire infuriates north korea but former education secretary doctor bill bennett says that is exa

it took only hours for kim jung un, to execute its next threat.th korea says it's planning to bomb guam. it's home to anderson air force base and b1 and b52 bombers. president mccain said i take exception to the president's comments because you have to be sure you can do what you say you can do. that's the nort north korea stoy tonight. >> other news, a homicide investigation is under way at at atlantic city. live at the scene is annie mccormick. what's the story. >> at this point the atlantic city prosecutor is calling this a death investigation. it's early and they don't know if foul play was involved. we know the medical examiner removed a body from the tropicana about an hour ago. >> late tonight the medical exam feexamner on the sceneexaminer . one person was found dead, another take p to hospital. they'll only say it's a death investigation and won't elaborate on how many people are involved. >> it's an active investigation. our investigators have taken control of the scene. >> police responded after receiving a 911 call after receiving a ca

president trump firing off more words for the kim jung-un leader. >> president trump warned earlier this week that north korea would face fire and fury if they launched missiles towards the u.s. and then yesterday the commander in chief suggesting the comment may not have been enough. here's a clip of what president trump said to follow up yesterday in reference to north korea and its leader kim jung-un. >> let's see what he does with guam. he does something in guam, it will be an event the likes of which nobody has seen before, what will happen in north korea. it's not a dare. it's a statement. >> the language being used here, i spoke with a professor at retger's university in camden how the right or wrong words can make a divs. >> the fact we're having this conversation means we're all worried we've reached a new stage in america's relationship with the world, that we're uneasy what our president might say to make situations worse than betterch. >> the governor of guam is urging everyone on the island to remain patient. >>> 5:06 right now. just days after rejecting the move president t

these pictures show kim jung un revealing military plans with his generals. at the pentagon, jim matis said the u.s. is prepared to defend its interesting in the region. >> here in the pentagon, we're part of the central for our nation, and we stand ready to defend our nation. >> despite the apparent change in tone, kim jung un did issue a new threat today, warning of dire consequences if quote, the yankees persist in their reckless actions on the korean peninsula. >>> to big to fight in the army museum. engineers are building a museum around an let's get that right. in october, the tank, known as 5 of hearts led a u.s. attack on german lines in france. the french made about 3,000 of those tanks, and gave america about 150 of them. the tank is the only one certified as a surviver of world war i. >> it's legitimate. it's like the other stuff, it is certified by those to historians who know that tank fought. >> reporter: the national museum of the united states is going up in fort bellvoir, virginia. it is scheduled to open in the summer of 2019. >>> good samar

larry it appears kim jung un decided to pump the brakes over night north korean military officals briefedn on its plans to attack the waters near guam. but reports say kim jung un wants to wait to see quote what "the foolish yankees" will do first. he had promised to launch an icbm toward guam by mid august. us offficials made clear in recent days if the north attacks it would be sucicide for the north korean regime. overnight, preisdent trump spoke with south koreas president. the souths president told trump the us should not attack the north without the souths consent. we are staying on standoff between the u.s. and north korea. we have a live report from guam coming up at 6:15. developing now out of southeast -- a police-involved shooting that happened on naylor road. police were called yesteray around 6pm for a drug complaint. when authorities arrived, the suspect ran and displayed a firearm. an officer discharged his gun and shot the suspect in the leg. the incident is under investigation new details -- about the closure of the maternity ward at united medical center in southeast was

are you saying t is out there and it matches the language of kim jung-un. i mean he uses the same words, fire and walls and balls of fire, raining down on you. >> they're almost cartoon kowntd images. i think the president trump must believe that this is his secret weapon, if you will, of being seen as a risk-taker, willing to do anything, that that is going to convince china to get involved. i think he-- this is the greatest test of his career, his presidency i think may hinge on how he behaves. he seems to think he has it calibrated right and almost everybody else 150e78s to disagree. >> rose: he also miscalculated in terms of if he promised the chinese it would he would be less difficult on trade if they would do something on north cor yarks they didn't do it. then he began to criticize them so the trade as part of the threat he's wielding the chinese, help us out or we'll have trecial consequences we might go to war with north korea, we might slap you with trade sanctions that would be devastating for your economy. i understand all the pressure points.

we saw kim jung-un, unveil a massive new neighborhood of shimmering high rises.n. sanctions over a decade did not work. but this time, china says it will fully enforce the sanctions. which means cutting off a lot of the trade that happens here, in the chinese border town. north korea's ability to keep funding its weapons program will come at the expense of its citizens. many of whom are already forced to work in other countries. they send their pay worth more than $1 billion to the regime. the new sanctions won't end that. ♪ a cold, a bug, a flu ♪ when school was back in session ♪ ♪ those germs were shared with you ♪ each year kids miss 22 million school days due to illness. but lysol kills 99.9% of cold and flu viruses. with motionsense technology... degree has redefined deodorant so that i can redefine... power... footwork... range... the more i move, the more it works. degree. it won't let you down. it says you apply the blue one ok, letto me. this. here? no. have a little fun together, or a lot. k-y yours and mine. two sensations that work together, so you ca

his new message for kim jung un. >>> developing news on the opioid crisis. what the surprise announcement means for so many famili. >>> mystery. sonic attack. american diplomats in cuba hit with hearing loss after a series of bazar incidents like something out of a spy novel. >>> horrifying and shocking. taylor swift takes the stand. a contentious show down with the defense. >>> and live from new york, we're with the weekend update guys back on the desk in prime time and there's a lot to cover. "nightly news" begins right now. ♪ >> announcer: from nbc world headquarters in new york, this is "nbc nightly news with lester holt." >> pt fired off ominous sounding threats at north korea. in his latest verbal sauvo, he appeared to paint another red line, this time over guam, the u.s. island north korea threatens to bracket with missile strikes. >> let's see what he does with guam. if he does something in guam, it will be an event the likes of which nobody has seen before what will happen in north korea. >> the comments came during what was the closest thing we've

. >> kim jung-un, rose before dawn to the oversee preparations for the launch.intermediate range missile for the first time, overflew japan and landed in the pacific 1700 miles away. he seemed more than a little pleased with the result. which the north korean news agency said was a drill for an attack that would shut down the american air base on guam. president trump who just last week said kim was starting to show a little respect for the u.s., responded angrily. talking its not the answer, he tweeted this morning. seeming to rule out the possibility that negotiations could end the building crisis with north korea. a few hours later the secretary of defense with the south korean counterpart, was less belligerent. >> we are never out of diplomatic solutions we work together. the minister and i share a responsibility to provide for the protection of our nation. our populations and our interests. >> that protection depends in part on ballistic missile defenses that could shoot down incoming north korean missiles. last night in a long scheduled test. the navy fire

should the us be taking kim jung un seriously or is he just putting on a show for his people? doctor sue met with north korean officials and joins us with her insights. thank you for being here. i want you to explain your background because it underscores how knowledgeable you are about the situation and what you are about to explain. >> i have been following north korea for 15 years, 11 years with the cia as senior analyst at the white house and director of the bush and obama administrations. rob: you feel the north korean leader is viewing this from a defensive posture, not an offensive posture. that gives americans time to take a deep breath. explain your rationale. >> the united states is the most powerful country in the world. they are building this because they fear the us, they think the united states is out to get him. nuclear weapons are away to ensure survival was his most important goal is to survive and if he attacks the united states he knows that will be the end. rob: a lot of pundits said this is an irrational, crazy individual. you were in discussion with these

. >> reporter: stunning new images tonight from kim jung-un's north korea.nda posters that show the u.s. capitol crumbling, destroyed by missiles. >> we never know which way he's going to turn. he's not irrational. but he is unpredictable. >> reporter: that unpredictability is being tested again tonight as u.s. forces prepare exercises on the korean peninsula this week. tensions still high after threats from president trump and from north korea. the military exercises that start off south korea are loathed over there in the north. where they watch u.s. troops practicing to kill their leader. this week, though, the exercises are different. not live fire. mostly underground computer simulations involving 17,000 u.s. troops and 50,000 south koreans. but no b1 bomber over flights. defensive says the u.s. offensive says north korea. no sign yet north korea is planning any imminent launch. kim jung-un may have threatened to fly missiles towards guam, but that doesn't -- >> south koreans if anything they're more worried about what the american government is going t

kim jung un vowing fierce pay back in the face of new sanctions. we'll figure out if the sanctions will work or not. welcome to "america's newsroom." >> shannon: good to see you. i'm shannon bream. president trump praising the actions against north korea this morning saying after many years of failure, countries are coming together to finally address the danger. u.n. ambassador nikki haley saying the u.s. holds the upper hand no matter what actions kim jung un decides to take. >> saturday was a huge win for the united states and united nations and not a good day for north korea. you saw all the countries come together and say this has to stop. this is not something that we can be reckless and casually dealt with. that's what he has done. they hit him and basically we hit him hard. >> let's begin live in london. greg palkot picks up the story from there. hello. >> hello, bill, that's right. a lot to update you on this morning. the rhetoric, the warnings, diplomacy heating up on both sides. secretary of state tillerson is in thailand. that's importan

question repeatedly about how to respond to kim jung-un. >> is not going to threaten guam, the united states or japan or south korea. that's not a day or, as you say. that is a statement of fact. >> reporter: north korea has talked about launching missiles toward guam. the u.s. territory with a large military presence. who can dissuade kim x possibly china which did side with the u.s. at the united nations over the weekend but there are limits. reports that a state one newspaper said china should stay neutral if north korea attacks first. if the u.s. strikes first, it should intervene. the president's tough talk might be aimed at china as much as anyone else. >> china has the ability to influence the north korea's and this is the way to do it. >> reporter: the u.s. in south korea will engage in military exercises in coming weeks. something north korea sees as a provocation. >>> in the past hour, president trump tweeted about north korea saying -- military solutions are now fully in place. locked and loaded short north korea act unwisely. hopefully kim jung-un will find another path. >

kim jung-un said he's holding off on an attack on the u.s. territory claim he wants to watch washington's behavior a little more. some reports say kim jung-un has disappeared out of the public eye which usually happens before military action the trump administration said the u.s. will go to war if north korea fires missiles at guam. the u.s. and its allies are hoping for a peaceful solution. >> it would be a horrible thing for ward to be conducted in the peninsula. that's where we are focused on coming up with a peaceful way. no one is looking for ward. >> trend remains a key player in calming tensions. china said it will follow new un sanctions to ban imports of iron, lead in coal from north korea by september 1. >>> south korea is marking the end of world war ii. today marks 72 years since the end of japanese colonial rule along the caribbean peninsula. south korea's president address the country taking a firm stance on the current tensions between the usa and north korea saying there will be no war without seoul 's consent. >>> we want to c

if you read donald trump's face without his name on it and read a statement from kim jung-un without his name on it, you really wouldn't be able to tell the difference. >> rose: no, exactly. >> that is a problem. we are the world's superpower. north korea is the her mit kingdom. when you know mark twain used to say when you argue with a fool you have to be careful because people won't be able to tell the difference. the same thing goes for trading this kind of bomb bass. that is why i think having toughly worded statements like when general mattis put out today, secretary mattis is fine. but donald trump popping off at the mouth about fire and fury is not helpful in anyway. and it's not tough. it's inconsistent, it's lashing out. >> rose: is there a pont it will get their attention like normal language like strategic patients will not? >> i think that the statement you saw from secretary mattis today where he described the sheer capability of the united states had to deal with north korea, that will get the chinese attention as much as what donald trump says. >> rose: interesting you

hopefully kim jung-un will find another path. all eyes are turning to china. doug luzader is following the growing crisis from washington. >> reporter: president trump emerged from his golf club with a message to critics of his north korea strategy. >> frankly, the people who were questioning that statement was too tough, maybe it wasn't tough enough. >> reporter: not tough enough when he used the words fire and fury to describe the response to further north korean provocations. that on a day when the president huddled with his national security team and held an impromptu's conference. question repeatedly about how to respond to north korean leader, kim jung-un. >> he will not go around threatening guam and the united states and he will not threaten japan and he's not going to threaten south korea. no. that is not adair, as you say. that is a statement of fact. >> reporter: north korea has talked about launching missiles toward guam in coming weeks. the u.s. territory with a large military presence. who can dissuade kim? possibly china who did side with the u.

. >> new at 11:00, it appears north korean leader kim jung un is giving himself a path to diffuse thee path with the u.s. today kim praised the military for a close and careful plan and then said he would watch the foolish and stupid conduct of the yankees a little more before deciding to give the order for the missile launch. he will watch more, sounds like stepping back from the brink. we'll see. >> a 13-year-old girl was killed and her brother suffered life-threatening injuries when a car plowed into a pizzeria in paris. it happened 36-miles from paris. the man was suicidal. they don't believe his actions were linked to terrorism. a 23-year-old man was out for blood when he tried to break up a bank. jerry varnel has an admiration for timothy mcveigh. he was supplied with materials he tried to detonate. he faces up to 20 years in prison. >> taylor swift a shaking off a lawsuit. the jury sided with her acing the d.j. groped her. the moment was caught in a photo leaked to tmz. the jury awarded her the $1 she sought. >> swift will make donations in the future to multiple organizations

in other words, trump did not dial down rhetoric and continued to send out warnings to kim jung un and his lieutenants. >> what i said is what i mean. despite the tough talk there doesn't appear to be movement, military mobilization on the south pacific and on the isle of guam there may be heightened concern because of the threat. trump talked about the people of guam. they'll be safe. if anything happens to guam, there will be big, big trouble in north korea. >> there is word that a diplomatic back channel has been established involving an american by the name of joseph young. we'll see where that leads. meanwhile political unrest in venezuela has descended into chaos. the power grab has sparked riots and until today the administration encouraged their latin allies to put pressure on the regime. the trump administration put sanctions on the venn zaleen officials. >> a high school teacher is free on bail after her arrest for sexual assaulting a student. 38-year-old resigned from the high school in pottstown. authorities released no other details about the crime. >> a man that beat a ba

. >> jun kim says he's glad the united states is standing up to kim jung un. >> my father escaped from north korea. he was accused of being a spy. they said we'll kill you. he escaped. i know how the people up there are. >> north korea threatened to fire missiles toward guam after economic sanctions were imposed by the u.s. security council. trump said that will be met with fire and furry. >> hanna kim planned to travel to china through south korea this fall but threats on both sides make her nervous. >> i have to go for my son's wedding. i'm afraid. i hope nothing will happen. >> we spoke about trump's rhetoric. his son chris translated for us. >> he knows trump has the right idea but he's worried about what method might be the best way to avoid casualties. >> many people we spoke with tonight say they have been following the tensions between the two countries for decades. they hope the two leaders revolversresolve things peacefu. trish hartman, wphl-17. >> 5500 american embassy personnel were told they had to leave russia. it was .today president trump ws possibly speaking sarcastica

plan on firing four mid range missiles towards the island of guam is being reviewed by dictator kim jung unwere told by military leaders in north korea that the plan would be finalized in mid august and now against state media reporting that it has been finalized and is in review. this comes war of words between north korea and the united states continues to escalate. earlier today the state secretary of defense, james madis telling reporters that if north korea were to fire here to guam or any u.s. territory that it would be quote 'game on'".(nats)as the threat of a north korean missile kristen holmes:"good evening breaking news out of north korea tonight. state media saying that they plan on firing four mid range missiles towards the island of guam is being reviewed by dictator kim jung un. now we were told by military leaders in north korea that the plan would be finalized in mid august and now against state media reporting that it has been finalized and is in review. this comes war of words between north korea and the united states continues to escalate. earlier today the state secretar

kim jung-un says it will have missiles ready to strike the territory of guam pie mid-august which is just days away. the chairman of the joint chief of staff is in dunford in south korea. today he plans to discuss growing tensions with the north. nearly 30,000 troops are stationed there as well. meanwhile guam's governor says his island is prepared for any emergency. >> we've had a lot of practice here. some of it -- most of it has been made by flafnature and now course some threats made by a gentleman from north korea. >>> 21 before 6:00. we're getting closer to sun rise, about half an hour away. see some scattered winds through the area and the winds are pretty light. the temperatures have cooled down into the 60s in philadelphia. we will get some sunshine this morning, but the clouds will be slowly increasing during the day leading to a cloudy temperature of 83 degrees. suburbs right now in the 60s. 66 degrees. clouds increase after some sunshine this morning and become cloudy later this afternoon. no sign of wet weather for the suburbs. lee high valley, seeing some sunshine to st

. >> what we mav have to do is everything we can to pressure this regime, to pressure kim jung-un, and those around him such they conclude its in their interest too denuclearize. >> the state department is banning americans from traveling to north korea. citing risks of long term detention. in june, an american college student was released from jail there in a coma, dying in a u.s. hospital days later. when this ban takes hold, cement 1, north korea will be the only country americans cannot travel to. elaine. >> errol barnett, thanks. >>> we turn to our chief washington correspondent, and "face the nation" host, john dickerson. john in the first week as president trump's chief of staff, john kelly made a big change firing the communications director. will he be able to organize a rather disorganized west wing. >> the reviews from the first week are good, both because the, general kelly has been able to tighten up the white house staff, having meetings in which, basically he gets everybody moving in the same direction. he has gotten some of the, fight of the egos apparently in line. it

ey have traveled 155-miles today in what appears to be the latest weapon's test of the regime of kim jung un no response from the white house. >>> a man armed with a knife is wrestled to the ground outside buckingham palace. two officers received minor wounds while detaining the suspect. no other injuries were reported. >> we have video of a large dump truck crashing into a over head highway sign in houston. the impact sent the mangled sign crashing into the road. the highway was shut down for hours while crews cleared the wreckage. no one was hurt. >> a new study shows that vegans are twice as likely to suffer depression compared to those that eat meat. 50% of nonmeat eaters have a b vitamin deficiency which plays a role in brain chemicals. this study recommends vegetarians take a b vitamin supplement. now to cecily tynan. >> i want to show you the radar. harvey made landfall 10:00 on the dot on san jose island. you see the barrier island four miles east, that's san jose island. you see the thunderstorms around the eye wall. we have reports of wind gusts at 140 miles per hour in rock port.

they depict pictures of kim jung un, and missile leaders celebrating their success. >>> a travel ban into north korea goes into effect tomorrow. justhe of u.s. citizens flew out thursday night. aide workers were among them and expressed hope that the u.s. government will still allow humanitarian missions to the communist country. >> i think it's very important that there be opportunities for people to understand one another, in person. just tremendous need for humanitarian work to be done in north korea. >> the ban on travel to north korea was implemented after the death of u.s. citizen otto warmbier. the university of virginia student died days after he returned home from north korea in a coma. two u.s. citizens remain in custody in that isolated country. >>> trending right now, parents unable to fly home because of harvey. they get to spend more time with their kids starting college. >> it's more than just basketball. we love each other. >> and a takes the term granny shot to a whole new level. hey top. >> let's talk about the radar. a couple of showers to the north of us. we could

and the war of words between the president and kim jung-un is making a lot of people nervous. the president is refusing to say the u.s. might strike north korea first. yesterday he said his fire and fury kmepts may not have been tough. . for now though keeping hope the two sides may be able to talk it out. experts warn the tough talk needs to stop. >>> yesterday he talked about his tweeted message for senator mitch mcconnell. >> i said, mitch, get to work and let's get it done. they should have had this last one done. they lost by one vote. for a thing like that to happen is a disgrace. and frankly, it shouldn't have happened. that i can tell you. >> the president was asked if senator mcconnell should keep his mind, he replied ask me again if he doesn't get the repeal and replace health care bill passed. >>> robert mueller is adding staff and soon reveal how much she's spending on that investigation. we know there are now 16 attorneys on staff working on the case, which is already an increase. multiple reports say the operation running out of a building not far from the fbi's

. >> president trump talking about kim jung-un in that quote there. on the war of words, i spoke with bill fitsgerald about the rhetoric of this back and forth and how the right or wrong words can really make a big difference. >> it's extremely important to say the right thing. but i think that the issue isn't so much the escalation to war that might happen in this case. it's that that kind of language weakens the u.s. credibility long-term so that our allies and our adversaries can't trust what the president says. >> now, the governor of guam urging everyone on the island to remain patient. this has the homeland security director there says if launched the missile could reach the area within 14 minutes. >> matt, thanks. >>> president trump addressing his frustration. yesterday he told reporters about his tweeted message with senator mitch mcconnell. >> i said mitch, get to work and let's get it done. they lost by one vote. for a thing like that to happen is a disgrace. and frankly, it shouldn't have happened. that i can tell you. >> and when the pres

the the regime of north korean leader kim jung-un says he will have missiles ready to strike the territory of guam by mid-august. the chairman chief of staff general joe dunford is in south korea and plans to discuss the growing tensions with the north. nearly 30,000 troops are stationed there. meanwhile, guam's governor says this island is prepared for emergencies. >> we've had a lot of practice here. some of it -- most of it has been made by nature and now of course some of the threats made by a gentleman from north korea. >> the governor said measures taken in the wake of 911 and occasional typhoons have made guam ready for a possible missile attack from north korea. >>> vice president mike pence settling in from his trip from america to south america. the vice president will also visit argentina, chili and p panama on his trip. >>> chinese president xi jingping visited back in april. at issue the alleged theft of u.s. intellectual property. >>> a houston woman is recovering from a some minor injuries this morning after she says her iphone caught fire in her market. according to the wom

. >> on the topic of north korea, he says kim jung un has not launched any missiles or made threats since august 5, when the u.s. adopted a resolution. tillerson says north korea's restraint could point the way to dialogue with the u.s. >>> chelsea clinton is once again coming to the defense of barron trump, the former first daughter taking to blast an article that criticized president trump's youngest son, particularly his choice in clothing. when the first family returned to the white house from vacation on sunday. the daily caller's entertainment reporter wrote the youngest trump doesn't have any responsibilities as the president's son, but the least he could do is dress the part when he steps out in public. that story drew widespread rebuke from both sides of the aisle, and prompted chelsea clinton to tweet, it's high time the media, and everyone leave barron trump alone, and let him have the childhood he deserves. the white house is appealing to the news media to respect barron's privacy. he is due to begin classes early next month. >>> evictions by force. could start as early as noo

the comparisons to kim jung-un are dangerous five and wrong and unpatriotic. trish: >> be added to the donald to take to see if he left his own cabinet members high and dry having to depend fire in fury. they say we talk about the mood or whatever he was going to say but not specific words. specific do it in words do matter. trish: i would point out is that everyone has the same message. we are all on the same page within the administration. i am taking issue with is as a country, we need to be on the same page in certainly people say things differently and this president has a certain flair, shall we say, with how he does things but everyone is saying the same thing. do not mess with us, north kor korea. >> absolutely. i don't have a problem with fire in fury. it's all the other options have been exhausted. we tried everything else. barack obama gave pallets of unmarked bills to the irradiance and they are still pursuing their nuclear weapons. this is not greatest be solved in the old way. we are running out of time. they are very close to being able to do th

it was thought north korean leader kim jung un might use the occasion to test another missile. instead, he seems to be signaling that he's not interested in going to war with the ben tracy has the latest from seoul, south korea. >> reporter: the north korean leader decided not to immediately launch his weapons, but did launch another war of words at the u.s. he said if the yankees persist in their extremely dangerous reckless actions in the korean peninsula, north korea's military will ring the windpipes, and point daggers at their necks. the real threat is a north korean missile capable of hitting the u.s. after several failed missile tests in 2016, north korea has now successfully built and launched two intercontinental ballistic missiles, despite heavy sanctions. >> to do it so quickly is quite astonishing. >> reporter: michael elliott is a missile expert, who has closely studied north korea's capabilities for years. he he says the regimes sudden advancements mean it received those missile advancements convinced china to go along with tough new u.n. sanctions. on monday, chi

kim jung un did say, quote, if the yankees persist in their extremely dangerous, reckless actions on the korean peninsula, north korea's military will wring the windpipes and point daggers at their necks. the u.s. and south korea plan to carry out joint military exercises next week. north korea had considered those rehearsals for war in the past. >>> a false alarm sent people panicking on guam. two radio stations conducted an unscheduled test of the emergency broadcast system. turns out it was human error to blame, and officials in guam are working to make sure it doesn't happen again. >>> president trump's chief be gone by the end of the week. part of that has to do with the new chief of staff, john kelly, trying to restore order in the west wing. bannon has a history of clashing with some of the president's top advisers. >>> tiger woods had five different drugs in his system the night he was charged with dui back in may. that's according to the toxicology report just out from palm beach county, florida. those drugs, vicodin, da lauden, xanax, and thc. woods says he was trying to tr

. >>> escalating rhetoric from president trump and kim john kuhn -- kim jung-un. i will have the latest coming up.>>> you can see traffic is off to a nice start on highway 24 heading to the tunnel. >>> our weather has been very persistent. we start with a good fog bank d drizzle. we will see what's in store for friday and going into the weekend. un-stop right there! i'm about to pop a cap of "mmm fresh" in that washer with unstopables in-wash scent boosters by downy. and if you want, pour a little more, because this scent lasts for 12 weeks, which is longer than any relationship i've ever been in. right, freshness for weeks! unstopables by downy. for a fresh too feisty to quit. if you like cinnamon toast crunch then you'll love strawberry... french toast... and new apple cinnamon toast crunch. from our crazy delicious family to yours. crave those crazy squares >>> welcome back. the latest in the rising tension surrounding north korea, president trump and the warlike rhetoric. >> reporter: president trump doubling down on his strong words for north korean leader ki

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kim jung-un said he's holding off on a threatened attack on the u.s. territory claiming he once watch washington's behavior a little more. some reports say he has disappeared from the public eye which usually happens before military action. the trump administration said the u.s. will go to war with north korea if they file -- fire missiles at quan. the was and its allies are still hoping for a peaceful solution. >> it would be a horrible thing for a were to be conducted in the peninsula. that's why we are focused on coming up with a peaceful way i had. no one is looking for war. >> china remains a key player in trying to calm tensions. china said it will follow new un sanctions to and imports of iron, lead and coal from north korea by september 1. >>> south korea is marking the end of world war ii this morning. today marks 72 years since the end of japanese colonial rule on the korean peninsula. south korea's president address the country taking a stance on the current tensions between the u.s. and north korea saying there will be no war without consen

his new message for kim jung un. >>> developing news on the opioid crisis.e surprise announcement means for so many famili. >>> mystery. sonic attack. american diplomats in cuba hit with hearing loss after a series of bazar incidents like something out of a spy novel. >>> horrifying and shocking. taylor swift takes the stand. a contentious show down with the defense. >>> and live from new york, we're with the weekend update guys back on the desk in pre

. >>> sal, north korea says a launch over japan was preparation for more operations -- kim jung un supervised the missile launch yesterday and he was very satisfied with the performance with the missile. china's foreign missile says china will abide by u.n security council sanctions on north korea. >>> harris sat down with bay area mayors yesterday for a working meeting on a long list of issues facing the state. she says she's particularly concerned about reports that the president may resend the daca program which protects people from deportation who were illegally brought into the u.s. as children. >> they're in college. some of them are in law school. they're serving in our military. they're working in fortune 100 companies and i'm committed to make sure we keep our promise to them because we told them if you give us all that information about you, we will not share that information with ice. we will not deport you. america needs to keep her promise to those young people. >> senator harris said there's 220,000 people in the daca program in california. meeting in san jose covered infrastruc