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that launch tracked by norad and u.s. pacific command took to the sky at approximately 2:40 p.m. hawaii time and initially deemed not a supposed threat to north america but further analysis suggested with a possible range of 4,000 miles, a similar launch could potentially strike alaska. also for the first time the north used a mobile launcher, making it much more difficult for the u.s. to track and disrupt future tests. >> this is probably the toughest national security issue we face today. negotiation is always an option but i've seen no signs they're willing to come to the table. just look at what they did to otto warmbier. this is a regime not acting in a way that would lead to diplomacy. >> reporter: the president's reliance on china to quell the north's nuclear ambition has produced little. >> i do like presidential xi. i wish we would have a little more help with respect to north korea from china. >> reporter: that hasn't stopped china and moscow from attempting to de-escalate issues. saying russia and china will work in close coordination to advance a solution to the compl

when i used to work undercover in i would set up a situation for a norad's from let's say for example i would order a large quantity of drugs i want to have agents for example conducting surveillance if i was working in mexico or colombia i would also have hose country national police agents doing the surveillance prior to meeting with the drug traffickers i would set up a signal for example opening up the trunk on there the pretense of getting their money out of the trunk or the or i don't take it off my sunglasses taking off i had you know any signal that they could see. fortunately in some situations they were unable to get close enough and could not see the signal and there were many times when they would start to move in. prematurely or after the fact and i was caught between a crossfire between my own people and the drug traffickers with bullets flying and bouncin them front to me and behind me how do you explain to gangsters that you were the only one not arrested after a bust i mean that that's look a little shady doesn't it when i set up these drug deals for an arrest for exa

from norad, the only joint command relationship in the world, to nato to counterterrorism, to basic street-level policing, canadians and americans work shoulder-to-shoulder to keep each other safe as long a as we can remember and further back than that, we have done this. and that is the context into which i would like to say about canada's outreach to the united states this year, which has been described as un-canadian, exceptionally canadian, unprecedented, highly predictable and perhaps most colorfully a doughnut. and i think you governors are all the sprinkles. my friends, i'm here to tell you, our continuing conversation with all of you is none of those things. not at all. on the contrary. it is consistent and solid through and through. and i need to highlight the work of two individuals here as being exemplary throughout this process. canada's minister of foreign affairs and our ambassador to the united states. thank you both for your terrific work. \[applause] prime minister trudeau: we know they are not alone in this, it extends to all levels of governance and society, from my continuing

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at launch, tracked by norad and u.s. pacific command took the sky july 3rd and initially was deemed not supposed threat to north america. but further analysis suggests with a possible range of some 4,000 miles, a similar launch could potentially strike alaska. also for the first time, the north used a mobile launcher, making it much more difficult for the u.s. to distract and disrupt future tests. >> this is possibly the toughest national security issue we face today. negotiation is always an option but i see no signs that they're willing to come to the table. just look at what they did to otto warmbier. this is not a regime acting in a away that would lead to diplomacy. >> i do like president xi. i wish we would have a little more help with respect to north korea from china, but that doesn't seem to be working out. >> reporter: but that hasn't stopped beijing and even moscow from working to de-escalate tensions between washington and pang yang. the respected foreign ministries issued a joint statement today, saying russ

canada is our partner in norad and nato, and it is with great appreciation that i acknowledge the canadian troops that served bravely alongside americans throughout our shared history. if confirmed i will be a respectful steward of this partnership with canada. thank you for this opportunity to be with you today. >> thank you for your comments and willingness to serve in this capacity. mr. johnson. >> i would like to offer my family's prayers to the mccain family. chairman corker, ranking member cardin, and distinguished senators, i am deeply honored to be here before you. grateful -- i am grateful for president trump uniting the -- nominating me to be the ambassador to the united kingdom. i am deeply humbled that i be able to act as an ambassador to the president in american people. both family history and personal experience confirm to me that public service is both a privilege and obligation, and that the ties between the united states and united kingdom are profoundly important. today i am joined by my wife, suzanne, my children jamie, jack, and mostnd gratifying, my 97-year-old mother

neil, the pentagon said they didn't shoot down the missile after launch, because it was deemed by norad a threat to north america or its allies. a pentagon spokesman added it threatened airliners over head as well as shipping in the sea of japan, because north korea didn't coordinate with anyone. captain jeff davis told pentagon reporters that north korean intercontinental ballistic missile was not one we've seen before. it is so new, the pentagon hasn't given it a name. at first, the penalty gone put out a statement calling it an intermediate range missile, but later revised it. north korea used a mobile launcher for the icbm test, but the missile was removed from the mobile launcher before the launch. and fox has learned that it was fueled with liquid fuel, which takes longer than solid fuel. north korea's icbm was launched if a new location, quote, this was a place they had not launched from before. kim jong-un watched it, and taunted the u.s. on the anniversary of america's birth. the u.s. official tells us u.s. intelligence watched the north koreans prepare for the launch in advanc

canada is our partner in norad and nato. i acknowledge the canadian troops who have served bravely alongside americans throughout our shared history. if confirmed, i will be a respectful steward of this partnership with canada. >> thank you for your willingness to serve in this capacity. mr. johnson. >> yes. i would like to offer my family's prayers to the mccain family and wish for a speedy recovery as well. chairman corker, ranking member carden and distinguished senators, i'm deeply honored to appear before you today. i'm grateful to president trump for nominating me to be the united states ambassador to the united kingdom of great britain and northern ireland. i'm also deeply humbled that i may be permitted to act as ambassador to the president and the american people. both family history and personal experience confirm to me that public service is both a privilege and an obligation and that the ties between the united states and the united kingdom are profoundly important. today i'm joined here by my wife suzanne, by my

they call it norad's air defense shield, by far the busiest of these fighter wings is 113th air nationaln washington. they are watching skies this july 4th as you and your family celebrate and they took us for a ride to show us how they keep us all safe. >> scramble, scribble, scramble. >> reporter: the scramble alarms go off daily signaling an unidentified or an responsive plane headed towards the capital. >> our perspective every time the klaxon goes off is it is a real world event like it was on 9/11, more than 5000 since 9/11. we are defending our nation's borders come our family. >> reporter: weekly, pilots of the air national guard practice going from hanging out to airborne in a matter of minutes, in a post-9/11 world the planes are ready for combat, armed with air to air missiles. >> the threat is different than it was before. >> failure of the imagination is what we were worried about as evidenced on 9/11. >> reporter: we flew along on a training mission defending washington from a sneak air attack and intercepting libyan aircraft. we flew above mach one across the maryland shor

from norad, the only joint relationship in the world, to nato, to counterterrorism, to basic street-level policing, canadians and americans work shoulder to shoulder keeping each other safe. the longest any of us herecan remember , we have done this. that is the context into which i'd like to say a few words today about canada's outreach to the united states this year. which has variously been described by analysts and pundits as ancanadian , exceptionally canadian, unprecedented, highly predictable and perhaps the mostcolorfully , don't. and that one i have suspect you governors are all displaying right now. my friends, i'm here to tell you that our continuing conversation with all of you is none of those things . not at all. contrary, it is consistent and solid through improved. and i need to highlight the work of two individuals here as being exemplary throughout this process. canada's minister of foreign affairs, krista friedland and our ambassador to the united states. >> thank you both. >> we all know that kristin and david are not alone in this. it extends to all levels of governme

i think it is norad's job realistically to protect the continental united states, and are section ofprotect the skies over the national capital region. >> leland: one thing that struck me out of 9/11, and colonel shepard talk about this. the failure of administration . from the pilots to get back to the white house, and then orders come back down. has that gotten ironed out? do you feel now, do you do intercept the plane come it is enough time to make a decision? >> since 9/11, we have put a lot of effort into, i would say, repairing the communication network, and right now, every radar in every radio around the united states is connected together, so we have a global picture all the time. i think you may have got to see that on the television screen. where the pilots are alert. >> leland: we saw a lot. we only followed a little. i wasn't sure what i could talk about. general, we really appreciate you being here. thanks to you and your men as well. >> thank you sir, and happy fourth. >> leland: and to you and yours. >> molly: congress may be out on vacation, but the work on the healt

what do you think the russians are up to with this kind of persistent checking of our norad systems, and that's a pretty active engagement. last time it was not just with bear bombers but with fighter escorts. what do you think they're trying to do in the arctic and what are they trying to achieve, and why are they so active up there? >> sir, i'm not sure what they're trying to achieve there. when you looked at the combination of their cyber threats to democracies, when you look at what they're doing in syria the bear bombers as you put this canopy of activities together, it's very, very concerning. and we're going to have to turn this around. this cycle has got to be turned around. i think it's going in the wrong direction in terms of stability and peace. and this is where miscalculations can occur. thank you. >> thank you, mr. chairman. >> i thank the witnesses for their patience. i thank them for their responses. and i want to emphasize, again, mr. secretary, it's not your fault, not yours nordquist, general dunford, but we're not going to sit still while you settle these. strife,