>> terry moran with us tonight. thank you, terry. >>> there is much more ahead on "world news tonight" this tuesday. the wildfires in the west. the new warnings tonight. the major fire growing in size, crossing state lines. there is new concern tonight about the air quality over an american city. >>> also the murder mystery. the young husband accused of killing his wife, pointing to the cold medicine he took. what he claims happened before waking up to find her dead in their home. >>> and more on an emergency landing. the jet headed to new york city. the flames shooting from the engine. what we have learned tonight. a lot more news ahead. say with us. the flames shooting from the engine. what we have learned tonight. a lot more news ahead. say with us. i even accept i have a higher risk of stroke as far as i used to. due to afib, a type of irregular heartbeat not caused by a heart valve problem. but no matter where i ride, i go for my best. so if there's something better than warfarin, i'll go for that too. eliquis.

and for terry moran to say what he said.ial report to talk about the president's speech today which you said was the greatest speech ever given by any president at the u.n. that's definitive. not ambiguous like you usually are. then they go to terry moran and he says trump's rhetoric borders on committing a war crime. base said that a foreign nation if they provoke us, a foreign nation. a rogue foreign nation, so trump says we'll retaliate if you continue to prove kate provicats apparently a war crime now. >> you mentioned it's reaganesque. i'll tell you way loved about the speech. the talk about venezuela. we have not heard enough. how unambiguous trump was about socialism and what that has done to that country. lou: nearly every government in the general assembly is a socialist government. and half the congress and the senate is trying to drive this country towards socialism. >> he started the speech talking about how great our economy is getting under his leadership which is decisively not socialist. infant mortality rate

terry moran has more. >> reporter: it was such a heartwarming image, six days ago. prince william and prince george on the first day of school meeting the headmistress and the presence pal -- principal so proud of his new royal charge. >> to provide a safe and secure, happy environment where he feels supported by a kind and loving community. >> reporter: but now the arrest of a woman in her 40s who gained unlawful access to the school raising questions. prince george was apparently not present when the incident occurred. he goes only in the morning. police not releasing the intruder's name but the school's policies are under review. days before the school opened this video was posted by a local residence showing how she could walk into the school at night. the doors wide open. the woman intruder remains in custody. her motive unclear, and prince george is expected to return here to school in the morning. terry moran, abc news, london. >> there you have it. hopefully, they get it all squared away. he doesn't seem phased at all. >> i was on vacation, i saw it. >> the

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terry moran is in seoul, south korea tonight. >> reporter: today in south korea, a show of force. f-15 fighter jets practicing bomb drops, missiles launched, live-fire maneuvers simulating an attack. this country's swift and angry response to north korea's stunning nuclear test. its sixth and most alarming blast yet. north korean state tv celebrated the, quote, perfect success, and there were cheers on the streets of pyongyang. the explosion was so powerful it triggered a major earthquake, magnitude, tremors felt across the region. and tonight, a u.s. intelligence official tells abc news that the north korean claim that it tested a hydrogen bomb-vastly more powerful than the atomic weapons dropped on hiroshima and nagasaki, appears to be accurate. and the south korean government says it's detected signs that north korea is preparing for another ballistic missile launch this one aimed at the pacific. the u.n. security council meeting in an emergency session this morning. u.s. ambassador nikki haley calling for the strongest possible sanctions and issuing this stunning warning to no

>> terry moran at scotland yard tonight. terry, thank you. >>> there is still much more ahead on "world news tonight" this monday. the hazmat scene, the chemical leak, forcing residents to shelter in place. >>> also, the deadly bus crash. several people killed. that tour bus slamming into a city bus. >>> four american students attacked with acid overseas. we have news tonight on their conditions. >>> and then, the national monuments in this country possibly being reduced in size. which ones are reportedly on the list tonight? a lot more news ahead. ♪ (vo) do not go gentle into that good night, old age should burn and rave at close of day; rage, rage against the dying of the light. do not go gentle into that good night. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ my doctor recommended i switch laxatives. stimulant laxatives make your body go by forcefully stimulating the nerves in your colon. miralax is different. it works with the water in your body to hydrate and soften. unblocking your system naturally. miralax. i tabut with my back paines, i couldn't sleep

terry moran has more. racial tensions in st. louis, missouri are showing no hundreds of people demonstrated last night.. for a fourth straight night. they're angry about friday's acquittal of a white police officer in the 20-11 fatal shooting of a black man. more than 160 protesters have been arrested since the protests began. the protests have been going on day and night. during the day they've been mostly peaceful. at night, violence has erupted.. and property damage has been reported. police hope a surveillance photo will help them find the suspect in a bizarre attempted robbery in the san francisco area. the incident happened saturday on a bay area rapid transit train. julie dragler says someone handed her a note, claiming two guns were pointed at her. the note said, quote.. "if you want to live, hand back your wallet and phone now and do not turn around." dragler didn't comply.. instead she faked a seizure! after the suspect made a quick exit dragler told a transit police what had happened. police say it appears the suspect

terry moran, abc news, london. >> there you have it. hopefully, they get it all squared away. >> george didn't seem to mind. he doesn't seem phased at all. >> i was on vacation, i saw it. >> the first day of school. >> of her kneeling to him and him like, i will own you some day. >> hopefully they figure out this security situation. pretty scary. >> yeah, absolutely. >>> now to another george. george clooney, not a security scare, but he did get his face caressed by an elderly adoring woman. >> and see who's singing show tunes on capitol hill. "the skinny's" next. 's singing show tunes on capitol hill. "the skinny's" next. try digestive advantage. it is tougher than your stomach's harsh environment, so it surivies a hundred times better than the leading probiotic. get the digestive advantage. and life's beautiful moments.ns get between you flonase outperforms the #1 non-drowsy allergy pill. it helps block 6 key inflammatory substances that cause symptoms. pills block one and 6 is greater than 1. flonase changes everything. [female narra

kim jong-un's regime saying they successfully detonated a hydrogen bomb and terry moran is near terryan is near the border in seoul. good morning to you, terry. >> reporter: good morning, paula. this is a huge step forward for north korea. make no mistake about it. and as you say, it looks like there's more to come. the south korean government saying they see preparations for another ballistic missile test by north korea so they are accelerating the deployment of advanced missile defense systems with the u.s. kim jong-un is sending a message here and it's crystal clear. he wants a full-fledged nuclear capability and right now nothing is slowing him down. this morning, a show of force by the south korean military, f-15 fighter jets on live fire maneuver and missiles launched all simulating an attack on the north, the day after north korea celebrated its sixth and most alarming nuclear test yet. kim jong-un, the north korean dictator, posed smiling and proud just hours before the blast showing off what pyongyang claimed is a hydrogen bomb, vastly more powerful than the ones dropped on h

he says the north koreans will eat grass before they give up their cl terry moran, abc news, seoul, south korea. >> and the crisis in north korea is weighing on stock markets. all the asian markets lost ground overnight. >> there was a 234-point slide by the dow. the s&p also suffered sharp declines. >> all three of the major averages are still firmly in positive territory for the year. >> a lot going on there, vladimir putin and his south korean counterpart met to discuss all this going on. with lots of people watching north korea, south korea, russia and the u.s. >>> coming up, the potential for american princess. >> meghan markle is opening up about prince harry. i smell an engagement. you're watching "world news now." to become dangerous. new tide pods child guard pack. helps keep your laundry pacs safe and your child safer. rethink your allergy pills. flonase sensimist allergy relief helps block 6 key inflammatory substances with a gentle mist. most allergy pills only block one. and 6 is greater than one. flonase sensimist. ♪ ♪ ♪ and we'll never be royals ♪ that kind of love just ain

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terry moran, london. >>> four of the students sprayed with acid in france are asking for forgiveness. they were attacked in marseille in the south of france. french officials say it was not a terror attack. the 41-year-old woman suffers from mental illness. the two americans say they are praying for her. >>> firefighter they are keeping a close eye on the jolly mountain fire but it's not expected to spread any further thanks to rain and cooler temperatures in the forecast. the fire was sparked by lightning over a month ago. it's now 40% contained after forcing evacuations and burning about 37,000 acres. >>> let's it talk about monday night football. it was the giants hosting the lions, odell beckham jr. making his season debut after missing last week with an injury. >> marvin jones was hit for a 27-yard touchdown. then jamal agnew returned a punt 88 yards for a score. detroit goes 2-0 with a 24-10 victory. the giants fall to 0-2. not a great start for new york. what's going on? >> they're not good. points. >> they're not winning. >> our in-depth sports analysis. >> deep analysis. >> t

kennedy: terry mor moran said te president had essentially committed a war crime. if the united states were forced into a corner it would respond by destroying north korea. is that tough talk and the on way of talking that gets kim jong-un to understand or did he overstep a boundary? >> i don't know who terry moran is but he needs help. this is called self-defense. not on is it not a war crime, it's been customary international law for 2,000 years. what trump said is not that much different than what his predecessors have said and we we said for 70 years on the subject of nuclear proliferation. it is a threat to the international peace and security. we are standing up for the strategy that has been tried for 25 years to talk them out of their nuclear weapons program which has failed. kennedy: it's terrifying and the last thing we want to see is them lobbing something at seoul or guam or hawaii or the west coast of the united states. i want to talk about the reaction to the speech. russia and israel reacted favorably to it. what is the relationship between russia an

abc's chief foreign correspondent terry moran from london tonight. >> reporter: caught on a security camera. just a glimpse of a young man, but look at that white bag he's carrying. 90 minutes later, in that subway car, there's the smoking remnants of the botched parsons green bombing in a white bag. the 18-year-old suspect under arrest, seen here on a second security camera, hasn't been named by police, but abc news has learned he is an iraqi refugee who came to the u.k. three years ago after his parents died. today, investigators were swarming over the row house in suburban london where the suspect lived for a time. the home's owners, penelope and ronald jones, once honored by the queen because they had served as foster parents for more than 200 kids over the years. including the second suspect, arrested this weekend in west london, believed to be 21-year-old yahyah farroukh, a syrian refugee. a neighbor says there'd been increasing police activity at that house before the attack. >> the last couple of times they dressed in black. no police cars. it was all -- it looked like it was

abc's chief foreign correspondent, terry moran report in from seoul, south korea, tonight. >> reporter: today, a show of firepower off the korean coast, the south korean navy conducting live-fire exercises, while south of seoul, more advanced, u.s.-made anti-missile batteries were being deployed, and president trump, after approving south korea's request for more powerful warheads on its own missiles, signaled that more hardware is on the way to the region, tweeting, i am allowing japan and south korea to buy a substantially increased amount of highly sophisticated military equipment from the united states. north korea's response, a gleeful threat, an official describing that massive nuclear test as a gift package for the u.s. >> the u.s. will receive more gift packages. >> reporter: and hijacking u.s. ambassador nikki haley's words saying it's the u.s. that's begging for war. many south koreans feel helpless. this man's family photos, relatives in the north. saying it's about family for koreans and not politics. sending that message to the white house. i plead with president trump, he

terry moran, abc news, seoul, south korea.

abc's terry moran has more. >> reporter: caught on a security camera.rying. 90 minutes later in that subway car, there's the smoking remnants of the bombing in a white bag. the suspect on a second camera hadn't been named by police but abc news has learned he's an iraqi refugee who came to the uk three years ago, after his parents died. investigators were swarming over the row house in suburban london where the suspect lived for a time. the house's owners once honored by the queen because they'd served as foster parents for more than 200 kids, including the second suspect arrested this week in london, believed to be yehya farouq, a refugee. >> the second time no police cars, it looked like undercover secret service kind of stuff. >> reporter: police were searching the home where farook was currently living just yards from the heathrow airport. british investigators say the explosive used was tatp. that's a significant isis explosive. it's cheap, deadly and so unstable that terrorists have dubbed it "the mother of satan." terry moran, abc news, london. >

abc's terry moran has more from seoul. >> reporter: the south korean navy conducting live fire exercisespresident trump, after approving south korea's request for more powerful warheads on its own missiles signaled that more hardware's on its way to the region, tweeting, i am allowing japan and south korea to buy a substantially increased am of highly sophisticated military equipment from the united states. north korea's response? a gleeful threat. an official describing that massive nuclear test as a gift package for the u.s. >> the u.s. will receive more gift packages. >> reporter: and hijacking nikki haley's words, saying it's the u.s. begging for war. many south koreans feel helpless. he says it's about family for koreans, not politics and sending an emotional message to the white house. >> translator: i plead with president trump, he says, to stop talking tough and work towards a peaceful resolution. >> reporter: both sides are urged to de-escalate. president putin says tough talk out of washington won't work. he says the north koreans will eat grass before they give up their nuclea

terry moran is going off and all of a sudden he's an international lawyer ready to -- i think that mightputting the cart in front of the horse. the problem, nothing else has worked. even libertarians i've spoken to -- they talk about the fact that you've got a guy, never mind intelligence, you've got a guy who is armed. he's got nuclear weapons and he's talking about hitting american targets. he's talking about annihilating our country. he is telegraphing that himself. >> kimberly: he demonstrated the capability. going further in terms of distance and capability. a real threat. >> jesse: all right come along. speak to the question is our behavior. there's no doubt about what kim jong un is up to. what strikes me is the president who was previously talking about fire and fury, look, there've been more test than ever, a higher grade of admission in the missiles and going farther. more of a threat to our allies in the region. now he comes back and he says you know what? we are going to totally destroy them. media on the left -- from your perspective, from my perspective, people that are med

this is a very big threat he made. >> i want to follow that up with terry moran as well because if you read the president's words, he says the conditions for strength we would be forced to defend ourselves and our allies. you could read that to open up a justification for preventive war against north korea. >> reporter: that is possible, but destroying a nation of 25 million people, that borders on the threat of committing a war crime. >> and that is going to be the last word for us right now. extraordinary speech from president donald trump with the united nations general assembly today. his first speech to the u.n. general assembly. we'll return now to our regular program. for many of you on the west coast, that is "gma," and get the latest by downloading our app, and also get a full tonight on "world news tonight with david muir." have a good day. >> reporte >> announcer: this has been a special report from abc news. tony dovolani, one of our friends, pro dancer, is going to break it all down. i'm and i'm an emt.erer when i get a migraine at work, it's debilitating. if i call out wi

. >> that was terry moran reporting. the first waive of disaster from hurricane harvey steams to be drawing to a close ten days after the storm made land fall. reporter koran was in houston where the next wave of trouble is go to begin. >> reporter: under feet of water, the town of west columbia is rotting. >> just devastation. everybody has lost something. >> reporter: about 4200 people call this home, but ten days after harvey, the flood waters is have destroyed the structures and a lot more. >> it's their lives. it's what they worked all their life for. half of them are family homes. it's their tradition. they've always lived here. it's their heritage and it's gone. >> reporter: mandatory evacuations ended tuesday, but west columbia is still mostly a ghost town. electricity and sewer service are still out and police told me they are advising people to get in and check their homes, then leave. further south in sweeney, another 3700 people are starting to trickle home as water levels dropped. what they're finding is not

abc, terry moran, we heard him say president trump's threat constituted crimes against humanity.ople are very unstable. that has to stop. it does a lot of damage to the united states' credibility. >> juan: it sounds like you guys are saying it's okay for president trump, given the horrors perpetrated by kim jong un, to do anything. like we need to rally in support of the president no matter what. i have to stop and say wait a second. don't forget, we've heard from steve bannon, we heard from mcmaster and we heard from mattis that any kind of military effort is going to have tremendous loss of life connected to it because of the proximity of south korea, japan. this is, and our own troops are there. you have to stop and think about this. don't doubt for a second president trump's rhetoric suggests he says if required, and i don't know if this means peremptory action, he's willing to totally destroy north korea. this has not engendered support for us. jessie, do your point, its main people around the world start to think wait a second. what is trump doing? why is he talking like th

there was outcry after the speech this is terry moran from abc. play that. >> words totally destroying a nation of 25 million people, that borders on the threat of committing a war crime. >> is he referring to the part of the speech where the president said that if north korea went too far the country could be destroyed. i just want to point out that bill clinton used essentially the same exact language in his own way. let's play that and then get your response. >> it's pointless for them to try to develop nuclear weapons because if they ever use them, it would be the end of their country. >> martha: larry first and then mark. what do you think? >> well, of course if they use them that would be the end of the country. that's the real challenge, you don't want them to use them any more than you wanted china to do it when mao was there during the cultural revolution. that's the way the deterrence works. you make it clear as mattis and tillerson have if you use them, it's all over. but what you don't want to do is say something that's going to provok

ambassador nikki haley said north korea is begging for our chief attorney correspondent terry moran isn the scene in seoul. good morning, terry. >> reporter: good morning, george. the war of words is escalating. that's for sure. a north korean foreign ministry official now saying that massive nuclear test was a, quote, gift package addressed to the u.s. and that there would be more of those gift packages unless the u.s. stops what he called its reckless provocations. this morning, south korean warships carrying out live fire exercises and checking their combat positions off the korean coast. just hours after u.s. ambassador nikki haley deliberately escalated the rhetoric at the united nations issuing a blunt belligerent warning to north korean dictator kim jong-un. >> his abusive use of missiles and his nuclear threats show that he is begging for war. >> reporter: president trump emphasizing all options to address the north korean threat are on the table in a call to german chancellor angela merkel who is pleading for more diplomacy and another military move. the president powerful war