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leader kim jong un has boasted that north korea has the technology to build a thermo-nuclear weapon. randy: this barn fire in spencer is considered suspicious. a neighbor shot this video of the 3-alarm fire on cherry street last night. firefighters were able to stop the flames from moving to the home. the cause is now under investigation. emily: a state trooper from royalston has been convicted of assault and battery against his girlfriend. yesterday of shoving the victim into a wall last august, and breaking her collarbone. the fight started over a loud stereo. benoit, who has been suspended without pay since august, is sentenced to one year probation. randy: police are expecting a driver to be charged in a deadly hit and run in leominster. francis fortuna was killed in november after he was hit along mechanic street. the next day, a man walked into the police station, saying he had been involved in an accident in that area. police have linked the man' s car to the victim. they believe the man will be charged. emily: sex abuse allegations are under investigation at a prestigious boa

it seems the intelligence and the seismic data seem to indicate that it was probably not an actual thermo nuclear weapon. i think from the data we have right now, and this could change, depending on some of the atmospheric information we get later on, that it was at most what we call a conventional a m atomic weapon that was boosted with some fusion material which means it had a bigger bang. it's like cutting kerosene on a fire. it makes it a little bit more powerful, but it's nowhere near the strength of what a thermo nuclear weapon. the issue, though is there's a sort of collective sigh of relief. people are saying they didn't do it, but i think as you said in the earlier segment, the real issue is north korea is continuing to expand its nuclear stockpile. they've got about 16. they'll have 20 next year, and they could go up to, some people are talking to 100 in the next ten years. they're expanding their missile capability, and there's always the threat of sporting. and they're doing this without anything stopping them. and so that increases the threat to the united states and its alli

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country's fourth time testing the nuclear weapon since 2006 but the first time testing a they are thermo nuclear weapon. the results could take months but already many are skeptical. detonation is modest, comparable to the test north korea carried out in 2013 which i think has led many experts to see this, in fact, a cruder advice than a fully fledged hydrogen bomb. >> the nation's ally china is among those condemning the purported test. >> the second opinion could be your best course of action and feeling better. coming up in our health headlines, we will hear from an author who tells us how to be empowered. >> get your news on the go with our moenl app. it is your one source for news, weather and sports any time anywhere. you can get real time traffic updates. search i'm caridee. i've had moderate to severe plaque psoriasis most of my life. but that hasn't stopped me from modeling. my doctor told me about stelara it helps keep my skin clearer. with only 4 doses a year after 2 starter doses... ...stelara helps me be in season. stelara may lower your ability to fight infections and incre

would be the country' s fourth time testing a nuclear weapon since 2006, but the first time testing a thermo-nuclear weapon. the u.s. immediately launched so-called nuclear sniffer planes to determine whether north korea' s claims are true. the results could take months, but already many are skeptical. mr. nilsson-wright: the reported size of the detonation is relatively modest, comparable to the test that north korea carried out in 2013, which i think has led many experts to assume that this is in fact probably a much cruder device hydrogen bomb. marci: of course, north korea has made false claims in the past. north korea' s ally china among the nations condemning these claims. marci gonzalez, abc news, at the u.n. headquarters in new york. erin: one month from today, a documentary is set to air about new hampshire journalist james foley, who was killed by isis. hbo has acquired tv rights to "jim: the james foley story." the documentary will make its world premiere in this year' s sundance film festival. there is still much more ahead on news 9 at noon. coming up, the mother of the girl introduced

would be the country's fourth time testing a nuclear weapon since 2006 - but the first time testing a thermo-nuclear weapon. the u-s immediately launched so-called "nuclear sniffer" planes to determine - whether north korea's claims are true. the results - could take months, but already many are skeptical. john nilsson-wright, head of the asia programme at chatham house: "the reported size of the detonation is relatively modest, comparable to the test that north korea carried out in 2013, which i think has led many experts to assume that this is in fact probably a much cruder device rather than the fully fledged hydrogen bomb." north korea's ally china - among the nations condemning these claims. the u-n security council meeting today to discuss what - if anything can be done in response. marci gonzalez, abc news at u-n headquarters in new york. > for one little girl... her dog is much more than just her best friend. george is a service dog who has given his little owner the ability to explore the world in ways she never could before. and, your odds of winning the powerball lottery are pretty slim..

this is the country's fourth time testing a nuclear weapon in 2006 but the first time testing a thermo nuclear weapon, the u.s. launched nuclear sniffer planes to see if the claims are true, it could take months. >> the reported size of the detonation is relatively modest, comparable to the tests they carried out in 2013. which i think has led many experts to assume this is in fact probably a much cruder device rather than a full-fledged hydrogen bomb. north korea made false claims in the past and is being condemned by their ally china. >> marcy thank you. >>> back here one person was hurt when a fire ripped through a montgomery county home this morning, the flames broke out at 5:00 a.m. on rittenhouse boulevard in west norton, the man was treated at the scene and the cause of the fire is under investigation. >>> newly minted police commissioner ross has sworn in his right hand man, myron patterson, he is a 30-year veteran and highly respected among his fellow officers, patterson has there is accountability from his office. >> all right you now have 500 million reasons to get a power b

while nuclear experts remain skeptical whether it was a "thermo-nuclear weapons" test... members of the u-n security council have called an emergency meeting. "this act is profoundly destabilizing for regional security and seriously undermines international nonproliferation efforts. i condemn it unequivocally." china... russia... the other nations condemned north korea's actions. the u-s has launched so-called nuclear "sniffer planes" to verify north korea's claims. this is north korea's fourth nuclear test since 2006, but it would be the first test, of a thermonuclear weapon. those can be hundreds of times more powerful, than atomic bombs. ### a controversial image on a high school exam is getting strong backlash. and, it's forcing the school and parents to re-examine---- what is--- and is not--- appropriate. ed pearce is reporting-- so you can decide for yourself. plus... star wars is setting records at the box office. but one bedridden fan is hoping to see the film despite not being able

while nuclear experts remain skeptical whether it was a "thermo-nuclear weapons" test. members of the u-n security council have called an emergency meeting. sot/ ban-ki-moon: "this destabilizing for regional security and seriously undermines international nonproliferation efforts. i condemn it unequivocally." stephanie: this is north korea's fourth nuclear test since 2006, but it would be the first test of a thermonuclear weapon, which can be hundreds of times more powerful than atomic bombs. stephanie: a friend of the san bernardino shooter was in court today he's answering to several federal charges including conspiracy to commit terrorism. enrique marquez appeared before a federal judge, shackled in a white jumpsuit, pleading "not guilty" to five charges. including lying when purchasing two assault rifles that were later used by his friend -- syed farook and tashfeen malik in the san bernardino terrorist attack... killing 14 people. marquez's trial is scheduled to start next month. stephanie: coming up on local 5 news at 10...can the cyclones keep the hilton magic fl

a thermo nuclear hydrogen bomb uses two or more atoms. and that is the equivalent of 10,000 mega tons of tnt. >>> republican presidential candidates say the latest move by north korea came as a result of another failure of foreign policy by president obama and former secretary of state hillary clinton. >> they know nothing is going to happen. that is a failure that lies at the foot of hillary clinton. >> while the president plays foot sy with the iranians, we have allowed north korean to get further and further down the nuclear road. >> senator ted cruz is dismissing questions raised by donald trump whether he is born in canada and can become president. >> he was born in calgary to an american mother and a cuban father. and children born abroad to u.s. citizens are also natural born citizens which cruz says makes him eligible to be president. >> just moments ago, the house passed a bill that would repeal obama care. the legislation would also cut funding, federal funding, for planned parenthood. president obama says he wilt veto the measu

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and that's still true even when thermo nuclear war. speaking of weapons of mass destruction let's address the elephant in the room at the top of the show frflt the moment we learned last night that north korea may have detonated a hydrogen bomb or claimed they did you knew today was going to be a difficult session. markets like the people that trade them have always had a hard time factoring in potential nuclear catastrophes. it didn't feet great to rush in and take the other side of the trade. the combination of the unknown and inherently irrational north korean government and thermonuclear weaponry is reassuring as it gets. the stock market in korea seemed to take the whole thing in stride dropping about a percent rallying. it rallied hard and finished almost unchanged. there's no universe where we could be down more than south korea on these moves. at least no more worried than you were yesterday. remember the north koreans have had nuclear missiles for years now. they conducted the first successful test in 2006. all they have done

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would be the country's fourth time testing a nuclear weapon since 2006 - but the first time testing a thermo-nuclear weapon. the u-s immediately launched so-called "nuclear sniffer" planes to korea's claims are true... the results - could take months?but already many are skeptical... soundbite (english) john nilsson-wright, head of the asia programme at chatham house "the reported size of the detonation is relatively modest, comparable to the test that north korea carried out in 2013, which i think has led many experts to assume that this is in fact probably a much cruder device rather than the fully fledged hydrogen bomb." called an emergency meeting today to discuss what - if anything can be done in response. mg abc news at u-n headquarters in new york. > the friend of one of the san bernardino shooters has plead not guilty to all charges... stemming from that deadly san bernardino shooting massacre. enrique marquez's trial has now been set for february 23rd. you'll remember he was a friend of one of the shooters. he's accused of conspiring to provide material support to believe he bought rifles f

would be the country's fourth time testing a nuclear weapon since 2006 - but the first time testing a thermo-nuclear weapon. the u-s immediately launched so-called "nuclear sniffer" planes to determine - whether north korea's claims are true... the results - could take months?but already many are skeptical... soundbite (english) john nilsson-wright, head of the asia programme at chatham house "the reported size of the detonation is relatively modest, comparable to the test that north korea carried out in 2013, which i think has led many experts to assume that this is in fact probably a much cruder device rather than the fully fledged hydrogen bomb." tag- north korea's ally china - among the these claims. the u-n security council - called an emergency meeting today to discuss what - if anything can be done in response. mg abc news at u-n headquarters in new york. elias/1shot presidential candidates are sounding off about the possibility of a nuclear weapon in the hands of north korea... republican hopeful dr ben carson sat down with local 5's sabrina ahmed this morning... in the long run, he says we

believes can hit the northern part of the west coast, that's a much more immediate threat to us than a thermo h-bomb device. >> nicole: we condemn any violation of un security council resolutions and, again, call on north korea to abide by international obligation and commitments. >> lauren: more losses in asia today on news of the nuclear detonation claimed by north korea. let's get a closer look at the asian markets. we say good morning to you, tracy. >> tracy: asian markets are mostly lower, composite gained 2.2% led by coal and steel producers and companies have come out that their major shareholders will retain stakes even after the sales ban expires on friday. in hong kong shares went in a different direction. hang sang is down. 1% after r&b hit a 5-year low against the greenback. nikkei down about 1% as stronger yen and oil companies slumped as oil prices broke their key support levels. over in to the korea, kospi nuclear test, the kospi lost about a quarter of a percent mostly on china-related shares. back to you. >> lauren: surprised it wasn't more for the kospi. thanks so much. >> n