is just not going to happen. >> south korea is more than capable of defending themselves. south korea is more than capable of defending themselves. north korea is not going to embark on a conventional invasion of south korea. >> the 30,000 or so u.s. troops in south korea, you would bring home and the 40,000 in japan, you would bring home is that right? >> i think there is the opportunity to deescalate in both of those areas and by de-escalate, to bring those troops home. south korea, there is a big opportunity. that would be inconjunction with china. that would be in conjunction with actually less senning this nuclear threat, which is very real. >> let's talk about syria, another big threat. you caused a buzz yesterday when you said what is aleppo. a political question and i want to get back to national security? can your campaign overcome that flub, if you will? >> i hope so. i am very aware of the policy and going on the show yesterday thinking aleppo was an acronym. i take complete responsibility. i am running for president of the united states. i should have known what he was tal

beyond wisconsin-south korea's south korea's military says north korea fired three ballisitc missiles off its coast this morning.the south believes it was a show of force timed to the g-20 economic summit in chinasouth korea's joint chiefs of staff report three missiles flew across the country before splashing in the water.they did not describe the range of those missiles. still no charges this morning- in the case of jacob 1989, and was confirmed dead this weekend.authorities say they are reviewing new evidence in the case and evidence in the case and expect to provide new information next week.a person of interest reportedly led police to the body on saturday. wetterling was abducted while riding his bike home from a convenicence store. the former stanford university swimmer who was convicted of raping an unconscious woman is back home this morning.brock turner was just released from jail after only serving three months only serving three months of a six month sentence. the sentence created because many people believe it was too lenient.there's now a campaign under way to recall the

applause] additionally, i will be respectfully asking countries such as germany germany, japan, south korea korea, saudi arabia, to pay more for their tremendous security we provide them. [applause] and they will fully understand their economic behemoth soleil are tremendously successful countries but we are subsidizing them by millions of dollars. finally, at our disposal from unleashing american energy the institute for energy research as much as $36 billion annually from increased energy production. tremendous amounts. [applause] tremendous numbers of jobs and your electric bill will go down. [applause] using these new funds a loss to propose a new defense budget to meet the following long term goals. we will build an active army of around 540,000 as the army chief of staff that he needs desperately and really must have to protect our country. [applause] we now have only 31 brigade combat teams 490,000 troops and o 1/3 of the team's are considered combat ready. that is not good i actually don't even like to say that because plenty of countries are watching us right now but we were all getting

the old south korea would have just let that go. the new south korearlie, responded by firing 50 artillery shells back into north korea. christopher:o, you can see ash -- so, yo you can seeu -- so, you can see how this could snowball into something bigger. that's one thing i worry about, something getting out of control between south korea and north korea. probably the biggest thing i worry about, korea has demonstrated it is willing to sell ballistic missile technology and actually sell ballistic missiles and they've shown that they are willing to sell nuclear technology, which and the to the syrians, syrians were in the process of building a nuclear reactor to produce weapons grade uranium. charlie: is this what was destroyed -- mike: mike: my main concern is that the north koreans may decide to sell a nuclear device or a nuclear weapon. that is why it is on my list of threats. thelie: we depend on chinese to do more, don't we? mike: china is in a tough spot here. people beat them up a lot on this, they are in a really tough spot. here is the spot th

south korea's military >>> south korea's military says northkorea fired three missile into the sea. the missiles hit japan's air calling for repercussions because it of saying it was a direct violation of u.n. policy. while leaders met in china, south korea says north korea fired three missiles. the missiles flew 600 miles across the country before splashing into the sea of japan. >> north korea, again, has committed provocations with concerns over the nuclear and missile threats expressed by leaders participating in the g.20 summit. >> it is a reckless act. it is condemned and unforgivable. it is a clear violation of the u.n. security council resolution. this is a clear provocation against the international community. >> reporter: even though china went to extraordinaire lengths they are urging a peaceful resolution. >> we hope all parties can avoid taking actions that might lead to esa allegations of tensions and make joint efforts to maintain peace on the peninsula. >> the united states condemning the launches planning to raise the issue at the u.n. and the east asian summit in la

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korea says it conducted a nuclear next explosion. tim? earthquake and picked up in south korea. north korea is saying they are examining the power of the nuclear war heads. president obama had been briefed on this situation and returned to washington overnight after the trip to asia. the white house press secretary says the president spoke to japan and south korea. it is the most powerful in north korea since 2006. >> construction on oil pipeline stretching across four states could hit a major roadblock. the protestor preparing for a big decision in north dakota. >> overnight rescue in the frenchal ps and dozens of tourists are left stranded in first, though, actor tom hanks appears on ellen and talk about ?? as life starts moving faster and faster. to move faster with it. or to step off every now and then. to marvel at the wonders around us. to take in new sights and sounds. and to remember just how beautiful life can be. this fall, let's take in a big deep breath of pure michigan. >> happy friday. you are watching "12 news this morning." 5:13. we take a peek outside right now. all the qui

magnitude earthquake yesterday, and it's the fifth nuclear test explosion according to south korea. south korea's president is calling it an act of fanatic restlessness that defies the u.s. and the united nations. >> three members of the massachusetts state police are the department says the three work in the armory and the investigation is focused on the transfer of surplus weapons to a vendor. the attorney general of the commonwealth is also looking into this case. >> now a disturbing mystery in a boston neighborhood. birds, more than 40 of them, just falling from the sky, and this morning there's concern those animals may not be the only ones in danger. that deadly discovery was made yesterday along bakerfield street in dorchester. at least 46 birds sidewalks and lawns. nearly 40 of them dead. the birds, all grackles, are not the only animals to fall victim. someone's pet cat also got sick and was euthanized. >> we don't know what's going on. could be a virus that they got very quickly. it could be an intentional poisoning. it could be something that was introduced into them that was nonintent

north korea, south korea and china and if you want, i'll go into that for a moment. >> go ahead. >> okay. the reason china cares about this, they want a buffer. they don't want to see south korea -- there's some fear the south koreans and united states would want to invade north korea and there is no buffer. we're up against the chinese border. there's a fear on the part of chinese the north koreans if there were any kind of conflict, there would be hoards of people that would pour into china that they'd have to take of. it's like having a bad child. sometimes it's hard to control. you have a pretty erratic leader in kim jong un. i'm sure they're having trouble controlling them. >> why do we keep talking about sanctions? it's a totally poor country. one of the reasons we're doing the sanctions is to ensure that if the country falls, a bunch of north korean leaders don't lead it with money. we're trying to say get rid of this leader and then we'll drop the sanctions. >> i have a question for jill dougherty when we come back because donald trump has been thinking that vladimir putin is saying that he is brilliant but does he have the translation wrong? we'll discuss that when we

korea. supersonic bombers capable of dropping nuclear weapons flew over south korea, near the border with the north. it follows north korea's nuclear test last week. officials say the fly-over was meant to ease tensions in south korea. north korea says u-s hostility is why it needs a nuclear officials say the sound of bubble wrap being popped prompted a lockdown at a philadelphia area military academy. a student reported hearing gunshots outside her dorm and called 911. the school -- along with two nearby universities were placed on lockdown while police searched the area. the cleveland gazebo where 12- year-old tamir rice was killed will be removed tomorrow. rice was holding a pellet gun when he was fatally shot by officer timothy loehmann in november of 20-14. loe was real and that the boy looked older. rice's mother asked her city councilman that the gazebo be removed. a tree will be planted in the new space with a memorial plaque in memory of tamir. dozens of students in new york-- now home safe after having to be rescued from a sailboat on the hudson river. rescue units pushed the boat ashore in new jersey after it exp

on south korea, and the reason i'm worried about that is because south korea used to simply take the blows that were given at it by north korea. north korea sank a south korean submarine several years ago. north korea shelled a south korean city that killed a number of people several years ago. south koreans did nothing in response. politically, that's coming to the point in south korea where that is no longer acceptable. politically, a south korean regime is going to have to respond. just a couple of months ago, a couple of north korean operatives came across the border, planted mines. a south korean soldier walking along was killed by one of these mines. the old south korea would have just let that go. the new south korea, charlie, responded by firing 50 artillery shells back into north korea. so you can see how this could grow into something bigger, snowball into something bigger. so that's one thing i worry about, right, is something getting out of control between north and south korea. then probably the biggest thing i worry about is north korea already d

north korea, south korea and china and if you want, i'll go into that for a moment. >> go ahead. >> okay. the reason china cares about this, they want a buffer. they don't want to see south korea -- there's some fear the south koreans and united states would want to invade north korea and there is no buffer. we're up against the chinese border. there's a fear on the part of chinese the north koreans if there were any kind of conflict, there would be just hordes of people that would pour into china that they'd have to take care of it's like having a bad child. sometimes it's hard to control. you have a pretty erratic leader in kim jong un. i'm sure the chinese want to help but they're having trouble controlling them. >> and people saying why do we keep talking about sanctions for poor country? one of the reasons we're doing the sanctions is to ensure that if the country falls, a bunch of north korean leaders don't lead it with money. we're trying to say get rid of this leader and then we'll drop the sanctions. >> i have a question for jill dougherty when we come back because donald trump has been thinking that vladimir putin is saying that he is brilliant but does he have the t

forces on standby that are ready to assassinate kim jong-un, if south korea feels threatened by nuclear weapons. he said this. south korea has a plan to use precision missile capabilities to target the enemies, facilities, in major areas as well as eliminating the enemy's leadership. if north korea fears that south korea intends to use preemptive force to kill its leaders, then that could create huge pressures for kim to delegate control over his nuclear weapons to front line military commanders. and if north korea believes that south korea plans to preemptively take out its nuclear weapons, that could create pressure to use them in a crisis. both of these pressures could drastically increase the risk of inadvertent nuclear war on the peninsula. secretary russel, in your view is there a focus on a preemptive attack on the arsenal, and could increase the risk of nuclear escalation, as part of your strategy for the plans to deescalate a military crisis so it does not spiral out of control and result in a nuclear war? do you foresee potential arrangements for crisis communications with the north korean regime to diffuse and

korea? - korea, no, i think korea was a disaster and it divided that peninsula forever. and i've been to south korea, i like south korea, i'd actually like to move to south korea because they have cell phones that work. they have television sets. and i'm serious. and, yes, there was a chinese invasion-- - but nothing that was in our national interest? - i don't know what the national interest was. i think at the time, and that's what this summit is about, most of the speakers with military or academic backgrounds so far have said that they, they question the necessity of the vietnam war and certainly the korean war, because what you now have is a nuclear armed korea. i've been there at the dmz, and they're pointing actual weapons at each other. and i thought there was a spectacular movement for democracy in the 80s, and i visited the graves at kwangju, and some of these other cities nobody remembers. but there was no ability to negotiate an end to the korean war, or nobody wanted to do it hard enough. - right, but, of course, senator, that's consequence, that's the consequence of the war, i'm

pretty much knew south korea and we are defending south korea. but saudi arabia as an example. saudi arabia we know. lots of wealth. lots of money. they don't pay us very much for what we do. and you could ask yourself how long would saudi arabia even be there if we weren't defending hem. and i think we should defend them, but we have to be compensated properly for that defense. i'm sure they will be thrilled to on hear that. [laughter] >> one issue that came up previously was the potential for efault on the u.s. debt. the u.s. has a perfect credit history. is there any scenario you would consider defaulting on the u.s. debt? mr. trump: no. there are some areas where you could buy back debt. i said buy back debt. this isn't like building a real estate project and the market crashes and you have a shot at a bank. i loved those days. someone said i'm one of the great in the world. i love buying debt and negotiating debt. with the united states you are talking about something beyond the gold standard. the answer is no. but you can buy back. we are not talking discounts. you can di

south korea's defense ministry says it welcomes the u-s' deployment of two b-one-b lancer bombers which flew over south korea this morning. south korea's defense ministry spokesman says it demonstrates the two countries determination to carry out its defense strategy. the u-s says the flyover was a warning to north korea after its recent nuclear test. the italian coast guard has rescued around 350 migrants the refugees were trying to cross the mediterranean sea. some 292-thousand-428 migrants and refugees have reached europe by sea since the start of the year. more than three- thousand have gone missing or died attempting the journey, according to the u-n refugee some 170 students have returned to school in italy following the deadly earthquakes that hit there last month. the school crumbled in the quake despite having been retrofitted with public funds for anti-seismic school has ten classrooms for students ranging from pre-school to middle officials in florida are investigating a mosque fire as a hate crime. police say the mosque was intentionally set on fire yesterday. the mosque was the same place orland

south korea reportedly has a plan in place to assassinate north korean leader kim jong un. according to south korea's defense minister -- kim would be taken out by elite troops. but the plan would be implemented only if south korea feels threatened by north korean nuclear weapons. it has south korea has such plans -- but that had never been officially admitted until the announcement this week. in response -- north korea said today if the u-s and south korea escalate the situation -- it would reduce seoul to rubble and wipe guam from the face of the earth. severe weather in utah spawning a tornado last night... the national weather service confirms it touched down near ogden. authorities say several homes were damaged -- with numerous downed trees and power lines. tens of reported. toss to weather weather it's finally feeling like fall, but with the cooler weather we've got a lot of cloud cover. overnight will bring us a chance for patchy fog and mist. temperatures will slowly drop upper 50s by early tomorrow morning. highs tomorrow will be in the upper 60s under mostly cloudy skies again. we're looki

korea. supersonic bombers capable of dropping nuclear weapons flew over south korea, near the border with the north. it follows north korea's nuclear test last week. officials say the fly-over was meant to ease tensions in south korea. north korea says u-s hostility is why it needs a nuclear program. for the worst, as a super typhoon races towards the island's southernmost-tip. the typhoon has been upgraded from a category 1 to a category 5 storm in the last 24-hours. it's is due to make landfall tomorrow morning local time. the typhoon is capable of winds of more than 150 miles per hour as well as the possibility of deadly flash floods and devastating mudslides. hillary clinton is facing new questions over her health. meanwhile... donald trump fires back at clinton over her has more from new york. hillary clinton continues to be dogged by questions about her health... this ... after a viral video showed her stumbling out of the nine-eleven memorial sunday. kurtz says: "what's stunning is, not that she had pneumonia. lot's of people get pneumonia but the realization that hillary clinton and her campaign spent days blatantly

korea's fifth nuclear test. the u-s air force took to the skies -- conducting a low-altitude flight over osan air base. the nuclear-capable supersonic aircraft did not land in south korea. after north korea claimed its latest test proves it has a nuclear warhead -- that could be mounted on ballistic missiles ... sparking fears among u-s allies in the region. a cease-fire in syria -- negotiated by the u-s and russia -- is underway...and its first real test is today. it calls for a halt to the violence between the syrian regime and rebel forces. if humanitarian aid can get to those who need it most - especially in aleppo, the ceasefire may have a chance of surviving. said while the start of the ceasefire looked good, "it is far too early to draw any definitive conclusions." north carolina continues to feel the effects of its controversial "bathroom law". the latest group to pull its business from the state -- the n-c-double-a.. the group announced monday it would pull seven championship sporting events from the state this academic year due to the law ...which critics say is discriminatory toward the transgender community. previously, the n-b-a announced it would pull its 20-17 all-star gam

korea may be preparing for a nuclear test. tim? >> well, ben, defense leaders in south korea believe that the north could be carrying out a nuclear test at any time. there are test preparations inside of a tunnel in north korea. south korea believes they have the ability to device at any time. this is just three days after carrying out a test. it registered at 5.3 earthquake. we are looking for comments from the defense leaders in the u.s. and we'll bring that to you. >> thank you, tim. games. >> hillary clinton's health is in the spot light, what caused >> welcome back here at 5:12 on this monday morning. it is a monday after the first football game of the season here. everybody probably stayed up late to watch football. talking to the weather department, boy, we are in for a gorgeous day. >> beautiful day in store for us. yesterday the mid 70s we have the breezes coming in afternoon. we are starting at 60. dew at 51. southwest breezes. the first cut forecast, the sunrise is 6:29. just a bite sized chill out there. the temperatures in the 50s away from the lake. this afternoon up to 78 degrees. clouds to the west are coming closer for this evening. construction is picked up. everything is rolling smoothly.

the war in 1953 - no peace treaty was ever agreed to - meaning north korea and south korea are technically upon. that means north korea and south korea are technically still at war. >> in the race for the white house both candidates plan eight campaign tossup states this week. clinton and donald trump in a virtual tie in many of the states. during the past week hillary clinton suffered from questions on her health and donald trump took heat after statements about barack obama being born in the us. the president spoke to the congressional black caucus foundation. >> i will consider it a personal insult. an insult to my legacy of this community left out its guard and fails to activate itself in the selection. and clinton is in philadelphia and her running mate tim kaine will be in ames. >> the questions night concerning for donations to the clinton foundation. the surface after a chinese donor gets expelled from the country's legislator. risk rossano from circa has more. >> chinese milliner says thank congress. he has an enterprise with construction that built the chinese busy in washington dc. he has a history of buyin

korea confirms it has conducted a nuclear warhead explosion. the country says it is an effort to counter u.s. hostility. the test triggered a 5.0 magnitude earthquake and is the fifth explosion, according to south korea, south korea's president is calling it a defies the u.s. and united nations. >> three members of the state police force are suspended without pay as there is an investigation into the department, saying the three worked in the armory and that the investigation is focused on the transfer of surplus weapons to a vendor. the attorney general of the commonwealth is also looking into this case. >> the boston police department is awaiting a ruling on the controversial body camera program being challenged by the john atwater is outside the courthouse in boston where that decision is expected today. john. >> and emily we're expecting that decision in just a few hours so we should learn if this program will start as scheduled on monday. but the program has been delayed because of concerns coming from the union. the patrolman's union is fighting the plan that would force 100 officers to wear them. yesterday the department announced eight department leaders including superintendent and chief william gross will

korea. north korea perhaps has tested a nuclear device, this according to a south korea official -- actuallyted by a newsagency here. it has been detected as an artificial earthquake. china'sdicting that prices may have eased slightly in august. the inflation data released in about 20 minutes -- and fact, 23 minutes time. in a way, ppi is more interesting. >> it is a much bigger story today. the factories have been stuck with a record streak of deflation. that put a curb in so many expansion plans. vi eye is inching towards positive territory. rishaad: every month, it gets less negative. >> it doesn't necessarily indicate that demand is taking off. this could also reflect the prices slowly coming off. it's been negative for four years. it doesn't necessarily signal a turn in the demand. the reason it is so important is because as long as ppi is a negative territory, no one expands. rishaad: that is one of the reasons we are watching ppi. -- what about excess capacity? >> it is one of the critical issues in the chinese economy, how to get a circuit breaker on the deflation on the ppi side of

korea and its recent nuclear test, the u.s. flew two supersonic bombers escort by jets -- escorted by jets over south korea. north korea says u.s. hostility is the reason it needs a nuclear bomb program. >>> new overnight, a nuclear gauge stolen in west virginia. federal regulators say the portableau radioactive memorial was stolen. that technician works for an engineering firm. the nuclear gauge is used for soil measurements. officials say it's not hazardous if the materials remain locked inside. but tampering with them could result in dangerous radiation exposure. >>> campaign 2016 on this tuesday morning. hillary clinton speaking about the health scare that has forced her off the campaign trail. clinton says she's feeling much last night, she said she didn't immediately disclose she had pneumonia because she didn't think it was a big deal. >> i felt dizzy and i did lose my balance for a minute, and obviously i should have gotten some rest sooner. i probably would have been better off if i just pulled down my schedule on friday. >> she is now listening to her doctor's ordered. she promised to release more information

korea. flew over south korea accompanied by south korea fighter jet.s days after the latest nuclear weapons test. edward snowden wants a u.s. pardon. he tells the guardian newspaper he benefited u.s. citizens. he faces at least 30 years in an american prison for leaking documents in 2013. he now lives in moscow. global news 24 hours a day in over -- powered by journalists and analysts in over 100 countries. i am joined by paul allen with a look at the markets. it is not expected to be a great day on markets around the region. already off a quarter of 1%. it is expected to show a return to deficit. about $300 million expected. elsewhere, nikkei futures looking mixed. hit heavilys got yesterday as oil was rieger. celebrated thenk 25th anniversary of its listing by slipping below $70 on tuesday. metals, the deal to produce a blended oil product has stalled. metal shares are doing well. paul for bloomberg tv in sydney, australia. ♪ emily: this is bloomberg west. nintendo shares popped after announcing mario is coming to the iphone and pokemon go coming to

korea. >> with nukes? >> including with nukes, yes, including with nuke. >> and south korea with nuke? >> south korea is right next door. just so you understand. >> a nuclear arms race in -- >> you already have it. >> there was a major global response to that suggestion. japan said they didn't want them. congressman, is a nuclear south korea still on the table considering what we just saw this week from north korea? >> first of all. that wasn't a statement of policy, that was a statement of we need to have our allies well-armed to defend themselves and let north korea know we'll stand up to them. i want to emphasize -- >> hold on -- >> are you kidding me? >> you can't skip by this, congressman. >> it was not a statement of policy. >> let me ask you -- hold on hold on. congressman, is donald trump still open to a nuclear south korea? >> i think what he's open to is making sure that our allies are defended and that they are strengthened -- >> respectfully that's not the question -- >> it doesn't matter it's not a statement of policy. what he was saying is i'm not going to cut and run on you the way thi

south korea. flyovers are common after north korean aggression.. but it's rare fo bomber to actually land in south korea. the south korean parliament passed a resolution today denouncing north korea's fifth nuclear test and urging pyongyang to dismantle its nuclear program. heavy rain in indonesia is making a big mess today... floods and landslides have killed at least 19 villagers on the indonesian island of java. dozens of people are still missing. you can see mud piled up on top of a car... entire homes were swept away in the hardest hit areas. today people around the world- including here in colorado- will renew their calls for peace. it's international peace day. call and commitment towards worldwide peacemaking efforts. people from each of the 193 member nations of the united nations will be at foote lagoon ampitheater tonight at seven in loveland. the interfaith program will include music, prayers and reflections on how to encourage peacemaker locally... and worldwide. let's check in with marty. 900 miles is a long way for one dog to >>> this is 9news. >> a bunch of us ran out and we that was gun

has its weapons to protect japan and south korea. if north korea did successfully test warhead, the regime is on the path to a nuclear attack capability. >> they clearly have a nuclear weapon. it's a question of how many missiles they have been able to make it to. >> reporter: the world will not accept a nuclear north korea but even as the united nations met to discuss new sanctions, there's no agreement what would stop kim short of military attack. the pentagon may decide to send ships and aircraft to the region but the sheer size of this nuclear test has unsettled governments around the world. >> another nuclear test by north korea is worrisome and quite dangerous. some experts are saying it could have been 10 to 20 kilitons. that's significantly larger than previous tests. >> part of the goal is to make sure he understands not to attack the united states and the asian allies, japan and south korea and he understands it would would lead to such a massive retaliation, he and his regime would not survive. it's not clear what it's going to take to g

korea. our paula hancocks joins us now with more from seoul, south korea. so, paula, we'll talk about those sanctions. first, north koread a nuclear test friday. now south korea is preparing for the worst. what does it believe is the worst, and how will it respond? >> well, i don't think it's come as a surprise to many or anyone that south korea has a plan in place. this has been a threat that north korea has posed to its southern neighbor for many years now. and certainly this year as we've seen kim jong-un, the north korean leader, in a rush to carry out these nuclear tests, missile tests. there's been far more this year than we've seen in previous years than the south koreans are now deciding they need to be more public in saying they have a plan in place. what we've heard from the south korean military on friday, we heard from the jcs that they would target the leadership if they felt that their country was under imminent threat from north korean nuclear weapons. effectively saying kim jong-un himself would be targeted. this isn't the first time they've said this. they've warned this in the past when tensions have b

korea. just hours ago, the u.s. military flew supersonic bombers over alley south korea. after the fifth nuclear test, military leaders wanted to settle rattled nerves in south korea. fly-overs like this are common during tense times. south korea relies on the u.s. nuclear umbrella as a deterrent to north korea. >>> a canadian judge under fire for comments he made during a his job. the 2014 trial, the federal court judge asked a woman why she couldn't, quote, just keep her knees together. the 19-year-old woman said she was raped over a bathroom sink during a house party. the judge went on to say, quote, young women want to have sex particularly if they're drunk. camp later acquitted the man accused of sexually assaulting the woman and now an appeals court has ordered a new trial. >>> and across america this morning, roughly $175,000 worth of heroin was just found in a dumpster in pittsburgh. a worker reportedly called police after making the discovery while taking out the trash. investigators say the stash included as many as 500 bricks of heroin, that's up to 25,000 individual stamped bags the. the dumpster may have been a drop point for the drugs. pittsburgh polic

in south korea, one of the top diplomats now saying preparing for a worst-case scenario. the worst being a nuclear strike by north koreaorea and u.s. preparing for the thaad missiles. we have heard from the rhetoric saying they are developing weapons systems to specifically strike north korean leadership. saying that it could target kim jong-un himself. propaganda and k-pop and south korea news and messages that life is better on the south side of the border. you can see how all of this continues to escalate much to the chagrin of the united states. it looks like there is not more help from china. today, their ministry of foreign affairs said the nuclear tension is the fault of the united states. they may enforce sanctions, they may not take any steps to deescalate the situation. >> in that that is an interesting wrinkle. thank you, will. >>> tesla's self driving software is getting an interesting update. one may have prevented a fatal crash. we will have an early start on your money next. marcopolo! marco...! polo! marco...! polo! marco...! polo! marco...! sì? polo! marco...! polo! scusa? ma io sono marco polo, ma...

korea just hours ago. the u.s. military flew nuclear capable supersonic bombers over ally south korea after the fifth nuclear test. military leaders wanted to settle some rattled nerves in south korea. fly-overs like this are comm during tense times. south korea relies on the u.s. nuclear umbrella as a deterrent to north korea. >>> a canadian judge under fire for comments he made during a sexual assault trial. during the 2014 trial, the federal judge asked a woman why she couldn't, quote, keep her knees together? the 19-year-old woman said she was raped over a bathroom sink during a house party. the jump went on to say, young he lated acquitted the man accused of sexually assaulting the woman but now an appeals court has ordered a new trial. >>> and across america this morning, roughly $175,000 worth of heroin was just found in a dumpster in pittsburgh. a worker reportedly called police after making the discovery while taking out the trash. investigators say the stash included as many as 500 bricks of heroin, up to 25,000 individual stamped bags. it may have been a drop pittsburgh police handed the case over to the dea. >>> -- for the narcotics. the pittsburgh police handed over th

korea. and south korea's meteorological administration believes the quake is artificial. just this week, north korea fired three ballistic missiles while china hosted the g-20 summit. the u.s. and south korean presidents threatening. this morning wells fargo...one of the nation's biggest banks is accused of fraud. the bank is being fined 185- million dollars...accused of opening fake bank accounts and credit card accounts with customers' information! the bank is firing 53-hundred employees in connection to the widespread sheme that spans at least five years. those employees reportedly made goals! the bank has not admitted or denied wrong doing. they tell a-b-c news...""while we regret every interaction that was not handled properly, the number of instances and team members involved represent a very small portion of our business." wells fargo says money will automatically be put back into the bank accounts of anyone affected. :45-:52 sot moon -"i saw him out of the corner of :45-:52 sot moon -"i saw him out of the toward my leg and i was able to just see the back of him, you know and i'm like, 'yeah

south korea has a plan in place to assassinate north korean leader kim jong un. that's according to south korea's defense minister. he says kim would be taken out by elite troops. but the plan would be implemented only if south korea feels threatened by north korean nuclear weapons. in response, north korea says that if the u-s and south korea escalate the situation... it would reduce seoul to rubble and wipe guam from the face of city of aleppo is clearly over following a new round of ferocious airstrikes carried out by syrian fighter jets. by the time the attack ended.. observers say more than 50 people were buried under the rubble. rescuers managed to pull a 5-year old girl out of debris alive from a collapsed building. no word on her condition. it's your voice your vote in the race for the white house. in an about-face...ted cruz says he's now endorsing donald trump. cruz sy to defeat hillary clinton vice presidential nominee mike pence played a key role in getting cruz to support trump. trump has responded, saying he's greatly honored by the endorsement. your voice.. your vote in the race fo

as benjamin hall reports - north korea's move is in direct violation of u-n policy. south korea's military says north korea fired three missiles from the town of hwangju. the missiles flew six hundred miles across the country before splashing into the sea near japan. the action seen by violation of u-n resolutions. june-hyuck says: " north korea again has committed provocations amid concerns over the country's nuclear and missile threats, as expressed by leaders of countries participating in the g20 summit. abe says: "north korea's missile launch) it is an intolerable and reckless act of jeopardising the peace and stability of the region. it is strongly condemned and is unforgivable. it is a clear violation of the un security council resolution. this is a clear provocation international community." even though china went to extraordinary lengths to ensure a smooth g-20 summit... they are standing by north korea while urging a peaceful resolution. chunying says: "we hope that all parties can avoid taking actions that might lead to escalation of tensions and make joint efforts to maintain peace and st

south korea, south korea, taiwan. we have japan moving pretty strongly higher. less concern in markets today of about what any move by the b.o.j. might be and what they might do to the banking sector in the japanese market. now mix in there as well down .5%. we're headed for a weekly loss on the oil prices. we're all building towards that meeting in algeria in the weeks to come. let's have a look at the bond market. a focus on some temporary snap back in bond yield or whether it is something sustainable. we're 1.9% on the yields for the u.s. keeping its head above water. the the 10-year japanese still negative minus 0.03. >> deutsche bank says it won't pay the $14 billion sought by the u.s. justice department to settle an investigation into the sale of mortgage-backed securities. that is more than triple what some analysts estimated. the company said discussions are just beginning and expect they will lead to a lower amount. deutsche bank shares losing more than 6% in afterhours trade. donald trump has dropped a major tax cut for businesses in his presidential p

. >>> we are watching korea, where united states is responding to north korea's latest test by flying two super sonic bombers capable of carrying nuclear weapons over south koreae to north korea. south korea says it is preparing for a worst case scenario. china is joining u.s. in condemning north korea's latest nuclear test but china may not be ready to support new sanctions. >> united states remains committed to the defense of the rok against the north korean threat with all aspects of traditional defense and nuclear capabilities. >> u.s. is pushing for more sanctions against north korea. north korea calls the effort laughable saying it will continue to strengthen nuclear capabilities. >>> at home, public safety officers' medal of honor to a bay area chp officer. brett peters was honored. he rescued a man trying to commit suicide. officer peters later found out the man suffered from schizophrenia. >>> six san better than arrest dino police officers -- san bernardino police officers who tracked down the man -- >>> federal appeals court in san francisco ruled in favor of yelp. it was ruled that the website's system does not make it responsible for negative revi

korea? >> with nukes? >> including with nukes, yes. including with nukes. >> and the south korea, with nukes? >> south korea is right next door. just so you understand. >> but that's -- >> south korea -- excuse me, excuse me. >> on the korean peninsula. >> you already have it -- >> from your perspective is that a realistic option considering what we saw this week with this test of nuclear weapons here and there effort to minimalize the weapons to allow south korea to obtain nuclear weapons? is that still on the table? >> first of all, you know, mr. trump is not the president of the united states yet, and so to the things he's saying right now or proposals, ideas, things that you put on the table to c. that's every candidate who runs. these are just proposals since they don't -- >> exactly. >> but that's what you run on, proposals. so to try to reduce the impact of it -- i don't see that argument holds up. >> you run on your proposals and then when you get in office you govern and make the decisions based upon all of the symbol jns and the advice and consent from your generals. what i think you see mr. trump doing is being open

south korea. he talks about south korea, he said south korea maybe should get nukes. nald trump's business partner in south korea would be a beneficiary of whether or not there was a nuclear south korea. i do not think that is a non-issue. the president of the united states should only have one concern, should only be thinking about the national security of the united states. not about his own financial health, not about the financial health of his children. even if he is of such character that that concept never enters his mind, this will be a situation that has never existed in the history of the united states. that is something that is a reality, and donald trump cannot just simply wave it away and move on to the next issue. this issue has to be answered. it is not whether he is handed a couple of pieces of paper to dr. oz. it is about the national it is about the national security of the united states and it is important. there is a lot of nonsense in this campaign. we are deciding who will be the leader of the free world. we need to know, is that person able to ac

." >>> breaking overnight, south korea is worried that north korea could conduct another nuclear test at any time. the north carried out a fifth test. it claims it can mount a war head on a ballistic missile. there are science the north has another tunnel ready for a test. >>> and a cease-fire is expected to begin in syria just hours from now. weekend from secretary of state john kerry and his russian counterpart. it will allow humanitarian aid into the besieged city of aleppo. >>> back here at home, a quickly spreading wildfire has forced evacuations in california. the fire near the small city of susanville grew rapidly yesterday. no structures have been burned in those flames. weather system moving through the rockies is bringing snow? as well as rain to colorado. those storms could cause severe weather later today from kansas to minnesota. damaging wind and hail also possible. >>> it's hard to believe it's been 15 years since our country was hit by the 9/11 terror attacks. >> here in new york. the tribute in light at the world trade center site soaring into the sky through the over

korea says, it conducted its fifth nuclear test of the year tonight. the blast created an earthquake measuring 5.0, near north korea's northeastern nuclear test site. south korea says it shows recklessness. north korea says the tests are meant to counter u.s. hostility. >>> we have new details on a hate crime in the east bay. someone tossed molotov cocktails at an antioch home and then, swastikas and racial slurs. cornell bernard is live with the story. >> reporter: the mayor was the first to condemn the hate crime. and others were, too. and police hope video will lead to arrest. >> this is a crime that will not be tolerated in our city. >> reporter: the mayor is outraged by the attack. >> my neighborhood is a beautiful neighborhood and looks like it does right now. >> reporter: the mayor and do council members just visited williams. >> we're going to show you more love than that one person can show you hate. >> reporter: antioch police hope this video will lead to an arrest. the family put out the fire. but discovered a racial slur and swastikas painted on the house. >> this does not represent our city. >> reporter: reverend christopher williams says acts of

korea says, it conducted its fifth nuclear test of the year tonight. the blast created an earthquake measuring 5.0, near north korea's northeastern nuclear test site. south korea says it shows recklessness. north korea says the tests are meant to counter u.s. hostility. >>> we have new details on a hate crime in the east bay. someone tossed molotov cocktails at an antioch home and then, swastikas and racial slurs. cornell bernard is live with the story. >> reporter: the mayor was the first to condemn the hate crime. and others were, too. and police hope video will lead to arrest. >> this is a crime that will not be tolerated in our city. >> reporter: the mayor is outraged by the attack. >> my neighborhood is a beautiful neighborhood and looks like it does right now. >> reporter: the mayor and do council members just visited williams. >> we're going to show you more love than that one person can show you hate. >> reporter: antioch police hope this video will lead to an arrest. the family put out the fire. but discovered a racial slur and swastikas painted on the house. >> this does not represent our city. >> reporter: reverend christopher williams says acts of

%f0 >>> new questions about north korea's ability to conduct another nuclear test. south korea claims that north korea has finished more underground tests. it comes just three days after north korea's fifth nuclear test. >>> this morning a warning fr the cia about russian hacking. now when asked if russia is trying to manipulate the election through hacking, he wouldn't comment but pointed out that the fbi is investigating computer hacks involving the dnc. >>> across america, a 6-year- old girl with ties to the bay area is dead and her dad is facing murder charges. she was found in a car along the blue ridge parkway in north he is described as mentally unstable. the dad is expected to go before a judge today. the mother and grandmother live in hernando county. >>> and an investigation into a school bus crash that sent dozens of high school students to the hospital. the bus crashed into a concrete wall near denver international airport. the bus was carrying a football team and coaches. the bus driver died. two people are in critical condition this morning and two others are in serious condition. >>> al

korea's creation. neighboring south korea detected a seismic event resembling an earthquake near a nuclear site in the northeastern part of their communist neighbor. the test was met with condemnation, including from north korea's longtime ally, china. the white house says the president spoke with south korea's president via phone on air force one overnight. let's get to lucy kafanov from london with a good day to you. what more are we hearing about this latest test by north korea? >> good morning, alex. a north korean state television screens this morning we saw a triumphant announcement claiming to have successfully tested a nuclear warhead. there is, of course, no way for us to verify this. but the based on the seismic reaction, the 5.3 magnitude pseudo quake, basically, it does indicate that this is certainly the most biggest, the most powerful test so far. and it raises fears, of course, that kim jong-un's regime has made significant nuclear advances. what pyongyang has long been after is basically to make a nuclear warhead that is small enough to fit onto a long range missile that could one day strike the u.s. that is the great fear. they say they've done it this morning. of course we cannot confirm that.

korea, big concerns after the fifth and biggest test that happened friday. the latest explosion had a power of 5.3 magnitude earthquake. now south korea is calling for stronger sanctions. south korea'snister says the north's nuclear ability is advancing faster than anyone had realized. >> translator: north korea's nuclear capability is growing and speeding to a considerable level considering the fifth nuclear test was the strongest in scale and the interval has quickend substantially. >> south core rean officials aren't the only ones upset about the latest round of testing. you see there people coming together to protest. in fact, even lighting an effigy on fire of the north korean leader kim jong-un. they're also weighing in around the world. will ripley has details on all of it from tokyo. >> reporter: the shock waves are still being felt here this weekend from japan, south korea and around the world after north korea's tests. 10 kilotons compared to 4 to 6 kilotons for the test back in january. roughly twice the size. it shows how the nuclear program is rapidly advancing just like the missile program. a submarine launch ballistic missile. very troubling for the united states, and

korea's fifth and largest nuclear test. kim jong-un moving closer to a missile that could reach the u.s. watched with pride in its south korea south korea and around the world. it was powerful enough to cause an earthquake measuring 5.3. south korea's president called it an act of fanatic recklessness but this test was aimed at projecting power. the timing deliberate. today is north korea's july 4th, the anniversary of the founding of its state. its leaders meeting and boasting that this test proves they can mount a nuclear warhead on a medium range missile. north korea's leader has order a test in missiles this year. the bigger concern that he's aiming for a nuclear missile that is capable of reaching the u.s. west coast. president obama said the world had to ensure provocative actions are met with serious consequences. but the question is how? what can the world do? fourth nuclear test earlier this year and they were already anticipating this next one. no state on earth is more sanctioned but all those tougher sanctions and diplomatic pressure have no affect at all in preventing this test. matt, savannah? >> bill neely in london. than

korea. carrying nuclear weapons to fly over south korea. this is the u.s. and south korea flexing some muscle in response to north korea's ongoing nuclear tests. >> nichole: it's up to the people of cleveland whether or not the city's minimum wage will increase to 12 and eventually $15. the city council added the issue to the may election ballot. >> tia: good morning. it's >> nichole: i'm nichole vrsansky in for brian duffy this morning. the kids probably need a jacket or sweatshirt at the bus stop, but sam, by recess shorts and a t-shirt will be just fine, right? >> samantha: yeah. it's one of those layer days where you wear a jacket and then you're like it's 9:00. i'm hot and getting rid of this, right? we don't want you to lose it, but today is a good day to have it in the morning. 59 out at the bus stop, 80 by lunchtime. good chance of outdoor recess sunshine. now, while the walk to the bus stop might be a little cool, the walk home is going to be hot. 84 this afternoon, but the good news is the humidity is not going to be oppressively high. it will feel good out there