u.s. air force planes have arrived in the territory of guam. the deployment comes after new threats by north korea against guam. yesterday president trump issued a chilling warning to pyongyang over its nuclear program. and there's new information about the north's ability to launch a successful nuclear strike against the u.s. hena doba is in new york with the latest. good morning, hena. >> good morning, anne-marie. they're finding themgs in a dangerous war of words between the u.s. and north korea. pyongyang responded by threatening potential force against the island. >> there is no change in the threat level resulting from north korea events. >> guam president is addressing nervous res dentds. i've reached out to the white house this morning. an attack or threat on guam is a threat or attack on the united states. they have said that america will be defended. >> pyongyang's threats are part of a dangerous ramping up rhetoric between north korea and the u.s. tuesday president trump issued his most stern warning yet. >> north korea best not make

u.s. air force released these pictures of bombers from guam.d been flying joint drills close to the korean peninsula. those patrols will only go some way towards calming the islander's fears. sarah: we're now joined by the director of the information center for transatlantic security, also an expert on defense systems and disarmament diplomacy. thank you so much for joining us this evening. what the make of trump's rhetoric? he says fire and fury will be unleashed on north korea should they make any further threats. how big is the threat that maybe some miscalculation here could lead to a nuclear incident between these powers? guest: trump's tone sounds like pyongyang. maybe he believes the north koreans understand if he talks in the same way as their dictator talks. however, i don't believe that. i don't believe that in asian cultures this is a way to communicate, and therefore i think yes, the rhetoric is dangerous and trump runs the risk that he, like the criticized with obama, creates redlines he can cross. sarah: what is wrong with standin

u.s. air force launched an unarmed missile from vandenberg air force base in the face of growing threats from north korea. weijia jang reports. >> reporter: during an announcement of immigration reform president trump made no mention of the bill he signed earlier in the day. he called the new action against russia, north korea and iran seriously flawed saying it hurt his ability to use his executive powers to negotiate. still, he says he signed it for the sake of national unity. >> a better relationship in the lifting of sanctions will require russia to reverse the actions and conduct that caused sanctions to be imposed in the first place. >> reporter: the bill had bipartisan senator congress following revelations of alleged russian interference in the 2016 election. >> i'm glad the president signed them and we need to stand up to russian aggression, stand up to north korean aggression. >> reporter: but plump slammed lawmakers saying congress could not even negotiate a healthcare bill after 7 years of talking. he added, as president, i can make far better deals with foreign countries than con

u.s. air force team members. they're suiting up, getting ready to floi into these raftsment they have been inflated about, as soon as we touched down about here, 10 or 11:00 this morning. they didn't need them. instead they've been going up and doing their work in the air. but they're getting ready to deploy in these raft. the a scene here, ali, that is going to continue all day long. and look, this dump truck, the reason why they're loading into these dump trucks is they're going to drive down the road as far as they can, they'll enter the water. they'll then deploy the rafts right out of the dump trucks into the water. go house to house, neighborhood to neighborhood, looking for anybody that may need help, anyone that's trapped. and of course, anyone that needs to come out, ali. >> you're looking at live american heroes right now. i had a puzzling conversation with the mayor of beaumont in the 11:00 hour who said that everything was under control and they had all the rescues that they needed under control. the

u.s. air force intercontinental ballistic missile test will launch in the next few hours, this will be the fourth icbm tests from vandenberg air force base, closely monitoring it, the missile will travel 4th miles landing in the western pacific ocean days after north korea fired its longest missile yet crashing into the sea of japan missing a passenger jet by just twee 10 minutes. the rogue nations in us cities. the rockets went likely hit anything. stocked by nuclear tests by dictator yet good to. rex ellison calling track sticks like b-1 bombers over the region peaceful pressure and open the door to negotiations. >> the condition of those talks is there is no future for north korea, nuclear weapons or the ability to deliver nuclear weapons to anyone in the region much less the homeland. >> reporter: secretary tillerson calling on china to raise pressure on its neighboring communist nation. south korea is increasing its military presence on the border but china is likely to object and stay away from the negotiating table. the us military has detected highly unusual and unprecedented level

u.s. air force is taking no chances. e learned shortly before the latest threat from north korea, two u.s. air force bombers left guam joining south korea and japan for military exercises. lucas tomlinson has the latest. >> it was the third long-range flight these air force bombers since north korea conducted its first long-range intercontinental ballistic missile test july 4th. two days ago, a pair of b-1 bombers recently dispatched to guam from ellsworth air force base in south dakota joins this show of force. linking up with japanese fighter jets. the ones are no longer capable of carrying nuclear weapons. they carry the largest conventional payload in the air force. 84 500-pound bombs. it's noteworthy only half the air force's b-1 bombers can fly right now. they are stationed on the u.s. territory island of guam in the pacific. u.s. navy submarines and special operations forces in guam, part of a force of about 6,000 troops. since 2015, as north korea accelerate its missile program, the u.s. military decided to deploy

u.s. air force has successfully tested an intercontinental ballistic missile at vandenberg air force base overnight test is the u.s. military's own show of force in the wake of north korea's recent testing of two missiles capable of hitting north america! >> the white house changes its story on a meeting donald trump, jr. took with a russian lawyer during a presidential campaign. the administration says the president did weigh in on his son's misleading statement which was released after that meeting was revealed. >> in just a few hours, a judge could decide if three men should stand trial in a political corruption case. they are accused of taking bribes and laundering political campaign donations in 2012. >> this morning, a 17-year-old boy accused of jumping out of a plane on the sfo tarmac is set to have a mental health evaluation. the teen was traveling alone on a copa airlines flight from panama city that reached the tarmac at sfo when he jumped. >>> right now, a ride at california's great america in santa clara is back open. however, the fireball ride at the santa cruz beach boardwal

u.s. air force says it may intensify its airstrikes in afghanistan following president trumps the solution to step up the sixteen year long military campaign there on monday trump announced that open ended surge of troops and money to the governess thrown in a major u. turn on his election promises he then had to resign or speak in front of his supporters but was met with protests outside the venue. police formed a barrier to prevent unrest with smoke bombs and follow what's being thrown at them hundreds came out to protest more than a week off the violent scene charlottesville and the president's controversial remarks on the role of hate groups trump defended his response during the rally calling out the k.k.k. these racial tensions have intensified in recent days it seems they've overshadowed from his decision to drag the country into a bed and war. reports. the way president donald trump is portrayed you think he is an evil leader the likes of which america has never seen shadow of moscow seems to haunt president trump the world's shining light of democracy as the most radical right win

u.s. air force academy instructor jeffrey copeland teaches a class on the american jazz musicians in after ka during the cold war. he argued that the foreign policy was to showcase america in a positive light and counter act the negative global press about u.s.-racial unequality. this class is about 55 minutes. >>> all right, jay. you're up. please get it started. all right. please have a seat.

the air force says this morning's test demonstrates the u.s. is ready to defend itself against attacks. >> as caroline shively reports, washington officials are trying to start a productive dialogue with north korea. >> reporter: an intercontinental ballistic missile flew 4000 miles from an air force base from california into the pacific this morning. this is the fourth icbm test this year. a u.s. air force spokesman tells fox news the test was long planned. it comes less than a week after north korea launched its longest missile yet crashing into the sea of japan. yesterday the white house along with secretary of state rex tillerson sent a message to kim jong-un. >> we don't think having a dialogue where the north koreans come to the table assuming they are going to maintain their nuclear weapons is productive. we are not your enemy, we are not your threat but you are presenting an unacceptable threat to us and we have to respond. >> stop the game, stop the missiles, stop the aggression and we may be able to find ways to move forward. >> report

u.s. air force thunderbirds are headlining. there's an f-16 fly by from the new jersey fighter wing and silver super spokennic mig 17 fighter jet. -- supersonic mig17 fighter jet. >> reporter: an estimated 400,000 people line the beach and boards to ooh and ah. >> when we start in brigantine and go all the way down to ventnor. >> reporter: and generate $26 million for atlantic city. when i love about it, when you're sitting on the beach you can feel the energy. >> it's an amazing show of power. >> that's on wednesday, looking ahead? >> reporter: it looks like it will be humid and unsettled, but not a total washout. >> get a big glass of ice cold water and enjoy it. >> reporter: speaking of which today, definitely ice cold water. we're looking at steamy contingency, storm tracker 6 live double scan picking up showers and thunderstorms, some of them came through overnight the main action is up in the lehigh valley, this is a drenching downpour producing thunderstorm that's producing lightning as well. as we go in closer, you can

u.s. servicemen and women at andersen air force base and naval base guam. and family members, about 13,000 here. of course, this island is home to more than 160,000 other american citizens. the local civilian authorities were issues instructions to people today. we heard from the guam homeland security adviser, yes, just 14 minutes for a north korean missile to get from north korea to guam, provided all of it, technical features of that weapon work and provided it can penetrate multiple players of missile defense, u.s., japanese and south korean missile defense. now, the local authorities have published what they describe as an emergency fact sheet in the event of a missile threat, and that makes for some sobering reading, because it urges people to look for concrete shelters in the event of an attack, and tells them what to do. not to look at a flash on the horizon, if, god forbid, there's a nuclear explosion, but gives you a sense of some of the preparation and the advice that the authorities are giving. that said, the authorities continue to insist that

u.s. military flexed its muscle again overnight amid growing threats from north korea. the air force says it launched a missile to show the effectiveness of the u.s. weapons system. as weijia jiang reports, lawmakers could authorize the use of military force as early as today. >> reporter: the u.s. air force launched an unarmed intercontinental ballistic missile overnight. the fourth test of its kind this year. the minuteman three missile launched from california. and avtreled more than 4,000 miles to an atoll in the pacific ocean. the show of military might comes after north korea launched its own ballistic missile on friday and analysts say it had the range to hit los angeles and possibly even chicago or new york. en on sunday the u.s. flew two -- on sunday the u.s. flew over the korean pens carried out a preplanned missile defense test in the pacific. video shows what it would look like if a th ad missile intercepted a north korean rocket. >> we're trying to convey to the north koreans we are not your enemy. >> reporter: secretary of state rex tillerson said yesterday that the tru

u.s. air force successfully launched a successful ballistic missile on a test off the california coast.he unarmed minute man 3 missile was launched this morning and the test was not a response to recent actions in north korea but it does show the united states nuclear enterprise is able to deter, detect and defend against attacks against the united states and their allies, the most recent test was back in may. >>> a resource officer is extremely lucky to be alive after being run over by a drunk driver. we want to emphasize the officer will be okay. matt's dash-cam shows him walking to a car he pulled over for a traffic offense and then another car rammed into the patrol car and the police officer. he was able to get up and call for backup. he is now recovering from a fractured vertebrae. >> and a walgreens customers fought back after a man with a gun, he tried to rob the pharmacy last night in phoenix, arizona, about a dozen people were inside when they came in with a gun and demanded oxycodone, the man was carrying his own licensed gun and shot the suspect. >> he said i have a gun and

u.s. air force thunder boards air show. were hundreds of thousands of spectators of all ages across the country. this provided a boost economically, expected to bring in $26 million. wow. the weather is picture-perfect for that. >> they had clouds. better than last night. >> our weather is close to picture perfect for six or seven days. this is a great stretch of weather. let's go live to sky six in the "action news" weather center. you can see with the shot how clear the air is, oppressive heat and humidity. all of the moisture is swept away. i'm issuing a car wash alert. this is the time to get your car washed. my car is filthy and desperately needs a washing. ov days, we barely have a chance of rain. it's a great time to get the dsash the car. s ah pressure moving in. set. did you know that we had another solar eclipse tonight. bruce posted on facebook page. did you know that the sun was eclipsed by a birdhouse, taking the shot from bird haven over looking the bay. ouds sweeping over the colder front that brought you vio

u.s. air force launched an unarmed intercontinental ballistic missile from california overnight.s the latest in a string of military exercises since north korea launched its own ballistic missile on friday. analysts say it had the range to hit los angeles or chicago or new york. weijia jang, cbs news, the white house. >>> it turns out north korea's missile launch was more of a threat to civilians than first thought! air france confirms one of its passenger jets with 332 people on board passed by the coast of japan near where the missile landed just 10 minutes before the icbm hit the ocean. while the airline says north korea's missile test zones do not interfere with its flight path, some experts say air traffic control cannot warn commercial airlinesser of a missile heading their way. in addition to new u.s. sanctions against north korea, japan's ambassador to the united nations says he expects the u.n. to draft new sanctions resolution against north korea within days. >>> two u.s. troops are dead following a suicide bombing that targeted a nato convoy in afghanistan. the attacke

u.s. military flexed its muscle overnight amid growing threats from north korea. the air force says it launched a missile from a california base as a test. weijia jang reports from washington. >> reporter: the u.s. air force launched an unarmed intercontinental ballistic missile overnight, the 4th of this year. the minuteman 3 launched from vandenberg force base in california and traveled more than 4,000 miles to an atol in the pacific ocean. the show of military might comes after north korea launched its own ballistic missile on friday. analysts say it had the range to hit los angeles and possibly even chicago or new york. on sunday, the u.s. flew two supersonic bombers over the korean peninsula and carried out a preplanned missile defense test in the pacific. video shows what it would look like if a missile intercepted a north korea rocket. >> we are trying to convey to the north koreans, we are not your enemy. >> reporter: secretary of state rex tillerson said yesterday that the trump administration is open to dialogue with north korea. tillerson says the u.s. does not want

u.s. air force able to pilot an aircraft. she's breaking ground with the click of a mouse. ♪ [ music ] >> reporter: she joined the air force in 2005 and now she's the first female enlisted pilot in history. >> i was shocked and i'm excited to learn about our mission here. >> reporter: she's worked in the intelligence, surveillance, and reconnaissance field. and now she'll be flying this massive aircraft without ever stepping foot inside. >> i'm in full control of the aircraft and constantly know exactly what the aircraft is doing and where it's heading. >> with a click of a mouse and a keyboard. sergeant courtney will be flying the aircraft and commanding intelligence gathering missions around the world. >> she must know every rule and regulation not just in the united states but around the world. she's flying an operation in the u.s. one day and in the next day fly in south america, the next day fly in europe. >> this will be a first class of enlisted pilots since world war ii to go through any sort of training program. >> re

u.s. air force thunderbirds. they are incredible. they show skill and patriotism, it attracts hundreds of thousands of spectators from all ages across the country. >> the show is cool, every day you don't get to see giant helicopters and people parachuting everywhere. >> this shows the unity of america and the people here in america. the resilience of americans. >> our own matt o'donnell and matt pellman was there as well. it provides a boost to the local economy. it is expected to bring in $26 million to atlantic city. >>> in glassboro, and partners at rowan university celebrated progress of a project, the apartments and retail space and classrooms. steve sweeney congregated the city on this major milestone. >>> after 50 years penn state brandywine has a place to live. the first residence all and student center. it can house 400 of the 1300 students. it has a book store and offices. >>>. and new tonight at 6:00 exciting year nor camden children thanks to a bran new building that opened for the first time today. they explain that the

air force jet flying right over major d.c. landmarks. it is an unarmed plane flying over the pentagon, the capital, and the white house. this is allowed by a treaty in place that involves u.s. air force personnel on board. jonathan: new information about the fbi raid of a former campaign chairman. this happened at paul manafort's condo in old town. sources say the rate has rattled we do not do what they found a what it will lead to. stay with abc 7 and wjla.com for any updates. alison: the latest in the order forcing a southeast hospital to stop delivering babies in giving prenatal care. united medical center now has 90 days to clean up its act. we now know a little more about the problems that triggered the order. one former worker said they were unsanitary conditions like holes in the floor, leaky ceilings, and mold. united medical center said that the problems with screening and protocol led to the shutdown. anyway that you look at it, expect it mothers are forced to make alternate plans. a public hearing will be held september 22, and we have all the information on our website, wjla.com,. willhan: the hope is this be a game changer in the opioid crisis, charging drug d

u.s. air force headlining there's a fly by from new jersey's own 177 fighter wing and silver supersonic mig fighter jet. the golden knights will put on a show. 500 feet above the beach and land essentially on the top of a coffee can. >>> an estimated 400,000 people he beach and boards to ooh we h go down to ventnor. >> reporter: and generate $26 million for economic impact for atlantic city. >> what i love about it, if you're sitting on the beach you can feel the energy. >> it's an amazing show of power. >> "fyi philly" comes your way tonight at 7:00 p.m. on 6abc. >> malala, is heading to college, the 20-year-old nobel peace prize winner is going to oxford university. she was shot in the head by the taliban her bay home from school in 2012. she since won praise for campaigning for the rights of girls to receive an education. she plans to study plo s andconomi a group of middle schooludentsn ia the boynd gls explo exploredded -- exploredhe technology, science and math be mechanics and alternative fuel and a whole lot more. >> reporter: good morning everybody, let's look at the atures, 71 in

u.s. air force thunderbirds, the f-16s will be flying up and down the coastline. they have seven of these f-16 thunderbirds flying for the crowds. pilots getting ready already. the show is going to be free to watch from the beaches and the boardwalk of atlantic city. the lineup includes those thunderbirds and the golden knights parachute team, new jersey air national guard flying some f-16s and a whole slate of helicopters and historic planes plus a rare appearance from a u.s. navy f-16 super hornet. take a look over here. can you see the f-18s flown in from another air force base specifically for that show. that temporary flight restriction begins around 10:00 this morning. the first flight should take off before noon and goes all day long, free on the boardwalk. can you get a prime viewing location here on the beaches of atlantic city. randy gyllenhaal, nbc10. >> half a million people head down there, too, so be careful. >>> state by state and county by county for a look at stories from across our area. >> in montgomery county work continues to repair a water ma

test overnight from vandenberg air force base in southern california is important because pkorea are running high, as the continue to test their own weapons. although the u.sair force says that this particular test was not in direct response to the north's missile test last week. reggie, back to you. >> thanks, jessica. >>> this seems pretty disturbing. an air france flight flew past the location with north korea's recent missile landed in the sea of japan within just minutes of each other. air france flight 293 was traveling from tokyo to paris. 323 people onboard. the airline contends north korea's missile test zones don't interfere with its flight paths. however, the pentagon has expressed concern over the potential danger a missile could pose to commercial aircraft in the region. >> new developments now. novato high school's principal says there may be a varsity football team this year after all. they told the marin ij if 20 to 25 juniors and seniors show up to monday's first official practice, novato high will field a team. earlier this week, the school announced it would petition to drop varsity football for the upcoming year. the principal says just

u.s. from countries like north korea and iran. it was air launched by a u.s. air force plane over the pacific ocean. that thad intercepted the target and destroyed. >>> president trump is warning north korea not to make anymore threats to the united states. >> they will be met with fire and fury like the world has never seen. he has -- >> that comment is being criticized by world leaders as not helpful and more likely to escalate the situation than settle it. there's concern that north korea and the u.s. -- >> there's always a military option. that's why you pay $6 billion a year to have -- it's an ugly, ugly option. >> north korea leader jung un threat to attack guam where the u.s. has thousands of service members stationed. >> pam, in response to north korea's threat to attack game, they sent b1 -- it's strategic to the united states. it's a western pacific island apart of the merietta island chain. it's home to the sprawling anderson air force base and naval base game. the island is 210 square miles with 163,000 people. and 6,000 of them are american troops. resident

u.s. air force nearby in morris town new jersey and met my mom there. >> it's a small village in the cotwald a beautiful part of england. >> when family moved to the u.s. there was a reason gary's british mom felt at home. >> there's a florist and baker and it's all timey little shops. same thing in haddonfield. >> ten years ago gary opened up english gardener's gift shop to share trinkets from england and his fish shop across the street. serving cod not with these but this. >> we hand cut them there and chipper we use got from england and when we put fish fish in fryer we batter fish and put chips in at that time. >> perfect timing for me. >> nice i can smell those chips from here. >> and this is necessity. >> malt vinegar. >> hello hello. oh, yeah. >> that batter just has the most perfect golden crisp and crunch to it. the fish melt in your mouth. so you're getting this awesome crunch and then inside is so delicate. >> i love when there's not just one. there's a few. >> in the words of mary poppins they're practically perfect in every way. >> by george i think he's got it. >> ha. >> and we

u.s. air force. and then also on board here working in tandem is the u.s. navy rescue swimmer. they just picked these people up. what we'll do is transport them to an area where they can be picked up and taken to a shelter. many of the children and adults are relieved. 21 people that this crew, this chopper has managed to rescue in about the last hour and a half, working under extremely difficult conditions here in beaumont. the wind is blowing. the rain has at least stopped, but they're working with hazardous situations on the ground. any time they lower the paramedic and the navy swimmer, they are going into an urban environment, not the usual open water environment or open ground environment. it is a real danger. the helicopter hovering close to ground in this kind of situation. they're well trained and they have rehearsed this before, but this one is unique. what we're doing is going to the landing zone where we were previously. we see the coast guard and helicopter here, the u.s. army national guard, 47 helicopter operating here. the air above beaumont is full of aircraft

u.s. air force jets arriving in guam. those pictures were posted on the agency's twitter page. the jets are expected to conduct missions with japan and south korea. of course this comes as the island which is a u.s. territory was threatened directly by north korea. just minutes ago secretary of state rex tillerson said, quote, i do not believe there is any imminent threat. americans should sleep well at night. he also said diplomatic channels right now are working. guam's governor governor is reassuring the people there is no danger. president trump reacting to reports that north korea had miniaturized a nuclear warhead that could if fit into a missile. president trump vowing to answer, quote, with power and fury if north korea it continues its threats. we'll have much more on the latest developments from washington including what some republican senators are saying about the president's choice of words. a live report from d.c. in 30 minutes. >>> developing here at home overnight workers pulled this massive crane from on top of a campbell home. it toppled over in the neighborho

u.s. air force tested a ballistic missile from santa barbara county. this is tensions -- this is as tensions rise with korea. this morning's test demonstrates the united states is ready to defend itself against attacks. >>> and north korea claim they have missiles -- we have more on what's happening along the korea peninsula and the effect it's having on the bay area and washington, dc. >>reporter: >> the tension between the u.s. and north korea is painfully personal for marie. a korean-american in oakland. >> my dad was from originally from north korea and they became refugees. >> her parents living in south korea are among the millions whose life or death hang in the balance. >> it has been terrifying. since march and april, we saw this huge ramp up. >> tuesday, secretary of state tillerson says he's pursuing peaceful pressure departing from trump's hard -- >> we do not seek a regime change or a collapse the regime or seek an excuse to send our military north of the 38th parallel. we're trying to convey to the north koreans we are not your enemy. >>

u.s. air force is set to send an intercontinental ballistic missile of its own this morning this morning. despite this flexing of military mite, secretary of state rex tillerson insists the u.s. is pushing for a peaceful dialogue with pyongyang. >> we're trying to convey to the north koreans, we're not your enemy, we're not your threat, but you're presenting an unacceptable threat to us. >> over at the white house press secretary sara huckabee sanders is trying to portray. critics call that initial account of the event misleading because it was stated it was about an adoption with no intent of getting political dirt on hillary clinton. >> the president weighed in as any father would based on the information he had. >> senate lawmakers in a show of bipartisan support voted 95-2 for christopher wray. >> we need leaders with steel spines, not weak spine. i believe mr. wray will be sufficient a leader. >> he pledged during his confirmation hearing last month to remain independent from any political pressure. >> and wray also testified he was never asked to testify to loyalty to the president

u.s. air force thunderbird. quite a large audience to impress. thunder over the boardwalk continues until 5:00 tonight. the class of 2021 moves on to campus. family friends and alums and fellow students, are on hand to help the newest students. and gray hall is live where all the excitement is taking place. >> reporter: hi to you sara, there are a lot of nerves and excitement from parents and students on campus today. thousands of freshman are saying good-bye to life at home and hello to the dorm life. it's move-in day at temple university. that means one thing school is about to start. a little over 5,000 freshman and 4100 transfer students are set to join temple. >> this campus will be alive for the next several days as we get students acclimated and meeting one another and socially engaged and over the weekend prepared to study a bit as well. they can prepare to hopefully have the best time of their life. >> class of 2021 is arriving. and they are moving into the 27 story morgan residence hall and dining complex the newest and largest residenc

force begins the island which is a u.s. territory. here's cbs news, correspondent hanna dova. >> reporter: u.s. air force planes conduct bilateral missions over korean peninsula with japan and south korea b1 bombers took off from guam where the governor addressed residents of the u.s. territory after north korea said it is examining operation al plans for attacking the island. >> i have reached out to the white house this morning. an attack or threat on guam is a threat or an attack on the united states. they have said that america will be defended. >> reporter: north korea's threat are part of the dangerous ramping up of rhetoric between north korea and u.s., tuesday president trump issued his most stern warning yet. >> north korea best not make anymore threats to the united states. they will be met with fire and fury like the world has never seen. >> in response was mixed, to the president's choice of word >> the great leaders that i have seen, they don't threaten unless they are ready to act and i'm not sure that president trump is ready to act. >> he was sending a clear signal to north cover re

u.s. air force now able to pilot an aircraft. she'll be flying planes and carrying out her missions remotely. here's more on the pilot program and what inspired it. >>the sergeant joined the air force in 2005 now she's the first female enlisted pilot in history. >> i was shocked but it's a huge honor and humbling, and i'm excited. >> throughout her career she's worked a number of roles in the surveillance, and reconnaissance field. now she'll be flying the rq4 global hawk without ever stepping foot inside. >> i'm in full control of the aircraft. and constantly know what it's doing and where it's headed. >> with the click of a mouse and a keyboard she'll not only be flying the aircraft, but commanding intelligence gathering mission around the world. >> she must know every rule and regulation, not just in the united states but around the world. because she could be flying an operation in the u.s. one day and the next day fly in south america, the next day fly in europe. >> this will be the first class of enlisted pilot since world w

u.s. air force successfully launched an unarmed intercontinental ballistic missile off the central california coast. that launch came from the air force just after 2:00 this morning. this is the military's fourth test this year and follows repeated missiles tests by north korea. >>> coast guard crews have been searching through the night for the person in the water in ocean beach. >> crews got a all about 7:30 last night that there was someone in the water near the cliff house restaurant. thick fog is hampering the search. officials say coast guard cutter would be spending the overnight hours looking for that victim. our pete suratos is headed there. >>> taking a live look at downtown san francisco where new numbers say homicides and test are up this year. 41 homicides so far this year. that's up from 30. petty theft reports rose from about 19,000 to 22,000 and arson cases jumped from 131 to 1501. at the at the same time cases of rape, aggravated assault and human traffic have all decreased this year. >>> a scare for passengers and workers at sfo. a teenager suddenly just exited the plane as

u.s. air force successfully test launched an unarmed intercontinental ballistic missile from vandenberg air force base just northwest of los angeles. it would be the fourth time this year that the air force has done a test like this. in fact, this is video from a test back in may. this test, though, this morning, comes as tensions run high with north korea. north korea just tested their own missiles this past friday, attempting to show that their weapons can reach the united states. reggie. >> thanks. >>> california state university system is making a significant change in its admission requirements. no more algebra. a new policy will allow students to take courses other than intermediate algebra to satisfy general math requirements. the new rule starts in the fall of 2018 for students not majoring in math or science related fields. proponents say college level algebra is the biggest berea for earning a degree. >> kanye west claims the insu r insurers have not paid him the nearly $10 million he's due. he canceled several scheduled concerts last year. first, he cancelled after his wife was r

interesting story out, just before the briefing began, by defense one, talking about air force one, and it says that the u.s. air force has found an alternative to get the price down, as president trump wanted, and that was to buy a pair of boeing 747 jetliners that were abandoned by a bankrupt russian airline. can you verify the accuracy of the story? do you know if that's correct? sarah: i can't at this time. that's something i'd have to check into and get back to you. >> ok. and then i also wanted just sort of an update on the new chief of staff, general kelly. can you talk to us sort of, in broad strokes, about the calls and outreach that he's made so far to leadership in congress, folks outside of congress, any governors, that sort of thing? can you talk to us broadly about the message that he's sending and the people that he's talking to both inside and outside of the administration? sarah: i know he's spoken to a number of members of congress as well as a large number of individuals within the staff. he's taking time to get to know everyone here in the building that he hasn't met previously through h

u.s. air force base on that island. our coverage continues on "nbc nightly news." that includes an in-depth look what a preemptive strike would look like and the work happening behind the scenes right now at the white house as tensions continue to rise. "nightly news" begins at 5:30. >>> breaking news we're following, sky ranger over hi highway 4 where police just pulled a suspect out of the water. he jumped out of the historic old river bridge and was in the water in rural contra costa county. chp says this began with a high-speed chase out of stockton. officers did manage to suspect the driver jumped out into the water. further details aren't being released but we'll keep you updated on developments there. >> covered in mud and wearing nothing but a diaper. new developments in the case of a toddler found walking alone in a san jose apartment complex in the middle of the night. the boy is safe, but there are lots of questions about who was supposed to be watching him. rick is live in south san jose with details. i understand you talked to people who actually found

u.s. air force thunder bird. >>> we have a couple birthdays in our news room, today our assignment editor josh, jake, one of our writers but nothing compared to the cake giant panda got to celebrate his birthday. >> national sue threw a big party for baby, he celebrated by squeezing his 150-pound frame into that small becomes there labeled birthday boy and taking a few by the of a panda friendly cake. >> birthday cake was made out of the apple juice, grape juice, it had carrots, apples, sweet potato his favorite things. >> ahh. >> and zoo officials say he has grown more independent over pennsylvania year. i remember when baby was born and you can never say happy birthday too many times another happy birthday to josh our assignment editor and jacob one of our writers and 5:00 a.m. producer, vince, he and josh are very good friend, best friends, they tease of. >> they will have a sweet potato cake. >> i haven't tasted it this morning. >>> coming up next hour of "eyewitness news" more beaches close todd back tear, yeah find out where you cannot go in the water right now. >>> have you ever he

u.s. air force and his time in georgia.talks about his working relationship with president trump tonight at 8:00 p.m. eastern. on "q&a," thet lives of winston churchill and georgia well -- george orwell. we talk about the book, the fight for freedom. >> they never meant, but churchill read it twice and looked at. socialist, area real leftist all his life, admired churchill, and wrote that he was the only conservative that he admired. >> sunday night at 8:00 p.m. eastern on c-span's "q&a." the constitutionality of compulsory union fees required by all public employees regardless of their membership was the focus of a discussion at the heritage foundation. speakers included the lead plaintiff in a 2016 supreme court case that resulted in a 4-4 ruling, as well as attorneys result -- into related cases the high court may agree to hear. this is about an hour.

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u.s. air force says it may increase airstrikes on afghanistan that's following president trump's decision to step up the sixteen year military campaign on monday trump allowance for an open ended surge of troops and money to the country in a major u. turn on election promises it sparked protests in arizona also out of venue where he was due to speak. barrier to prevent breast smoke bombs and fireworks with thrown at offices hundred scame out to protest just over a week off the deadly violence in charlottesville on the president's much criticized remarks on the role of hates groups in the country racial tensions have intensified in recent days which may have overshadowed chunks radical shift on afghanistan. the way president donald trump is portrayed you think he is an evil leader the likes of which america has never seen shadow of moscow seems to haunt president trump the world's shining light of democracy as one of the most radical everybody you know if you're a speech is take a look at what some of the neo nazis are saying about his speech. even terms announcement of a new afghan strate

u.s. air force is set to launch an intercontinental ballistics test of its own this morning from california. despite the flexing of military might, secretary of state rex tillerson insist the u.s. is pushing for a peaceful dialogue with north cover re. >>> we are trying to convey that we are not your enemy. we are not your threat but you are presenting an unacceptable threat to us. >> reporter: over at the white house press secretary sarah huckabee sanders is trying to convey while the president offered input did he not craft donald trump junior's first statement about a meeting with the russian lawyer. critics called that initial recounting of the event misleading because it stated meeting was purely about adoption with no mention of potentially getting political dirt on hillary clinton. the president weighed in as any father would based on the limited information that he had. >> reporter: there was some less controversial news on capitol hill, senate law makers in a show of bipartisan support voted 92-five tuesday afternoon to confirm christopher wray, president trump's pick to lead the f

u.s. air force thunderbirds and the u.s. army golden knights he will light parachute team. show will feature a soviet super sonic mig jet. the show is free to the public. you can watch along the boardwalk or the beach. and matt pelman and i are heading down after today's show and we'll hang out with people on the boardwalk and watch the show. >> very nice. and what kind of weather will they have. >> mostly okay. might be a little bit humid and there is a slight blip on the model of maybe a light shower. >> i'll be okay. >> we're mainly dry after we had thunderstorms roll through overnight but take a slightly closer look on the radar and you can see out in lancaster county there is an additional shower still trying to work its way into the region and that may just start to pop into our northern suburbs. there's another little blip down on the other side of baltimore. in general as you'll see it looks like we're in the process of drying out and of course we have a little bit of a flooding situation here or there from where heavy rain came in overnight so be careful as you're