u.s. pacific command said the missile flew for six minutes before splashing down into the sea of japan. u.s. said the missile was not a threat to north america but japanese and american officials say violates the security council resolution and poses a long-term threat to the region and to the world. >> we are working with the international community to deal with this issue. the regime is a threat to the region, to japan and to south korea, and in the event of war it would bring danger to china and russia as well. >> this is the third missile launch by north korea in the last three weeks in the 12th for the year. >>> it is 4:12 am. >>> the white house downplaying the son-in-law jared kushner trying to set up a back channel link between the president and russia, kushner asking the russian ambassador back in december before the inauguration to create a secret link between the trump transition team and moscow. that request was reportedly a surprise for the ambassador and some are demanding a review of the kushner security clearance but homeland security director john kelly said it was not a

u.s. pacific command believes it was a medium range missile. initial distance and not an intercontinental ballistic missile that they have been threatening to launch. the same launch site was used last month, but that test failed. however, experts say last weekend's test showed signicant advances in north korea's program. perhaps surpassing even pyongyang's expectations if you the number of the images they have released as part of the celebration. experts are saying this is less the provocation but the hallmarks of a stepped up schedule of tests in order to hone differents a pexs of it and it suggests that kim jong un may be less interested in pursuing talks than furthering his technology. despite any pressure he might be getting from china right now, every test undermines the belief that talks are an option. >> thank you so much, janis mackey frayer for us there. >>> the royal welcome for president trump not stopping trouble at home though. next, the russian probe and the questions that the white house does not want to hear in congressional te

u.s. pacific command confirming they believe it is a medium-range ballistic missile. north korea today hailed the test as perfect. the state's news agency said kim jong-un had presided over the launch and then later approved of the missile system for deployment and mask production. this is keeping in line with the very stepped up pace for north korea's program. it's launching more frequently and from a variety of locations. analysts suggest they are developing their technology but also trying to train units in how to use it. experts say in last weekend's test north korea is making significant advances in its missile program, perhaps surpassing pyongyang's expectations, leaving many to believe talks at this point may not even be an option. >>> we have new reaction from the trump administration this morning that's following news this weekend that former fbi dire director james comey has agreed to testify before the senate intelligence committee. the president had allegedly referred to comey as a nut job when meeting with russians officials. here's what national security

u.s. presence in the western pacific in asia reasserting u.s. pacific and asia for many years.e in 0 years the u.s. has a military presence in the pacific. north korea is complicated. the last thing you want is to take out this regime. you have then chaos and then tam is period. >> there's a vacuum too. china reaches out. >> and one of our page over writing in terms of north korea has artillery decimate soul. this is real world exercise. and most popular sit gli south korea being destroyed if pe get it wrong. i think administration is doing a decent job i hope they will continue to be thoughtful in thames ever how they up gauge with china and use it as the lynh pin here. it's the only country positioned to -- >> even dnc. china is doing doingly well and like kiinging ger. >> can we end this on agreement we have a couple things you can agree on. >> of course. >> you like that. >> end d ending on a good sglot that's for joining us. until next week. >> thanks, guys, >> thank you. >> back after this >> back after this >> the death toll from fewer full 120r78 that swept through sout

u.s. pacific command. trump administration officials say the missile's range was shorter than three previous tests this year. south korea's foreign ministry called the test "reckless and irresponsible," while japan's prime minister said it was a" snub" to efforts to achieve peace on the korean peninsula. the c.i.a. is working to rebuild its china spy network, according to the "new york times," following china's killing of a dozen c.i.a. informants and its jailing half-a-dozen more between 2010 and 2012." the times" says the network had helped reveal "inner workings of the chinese government," but u.s. intelligence officials are divided over how it was unmasked, whether it was a betrayal by a mole inside the c.i.a. or carelessness by the informants, or even hacking of agency communications. the c.i.a. did not comment in the story, which was based on interviews with current and former government officials. >> stewart: the united states ranks first among developed nations in teen pregnancy and sexually transm

u.s. pacific command confirming north korea has launched a scud missile. this is the ninth launch this year. comes after kim jong-un personally supervised another weapons test. putting a new anti-aircraft system through its paces. >>> and now to a large section of the country hit by damaging winds. a strong storm with lightning over springfield, missouri. take a look at that. leaving two dead and severe flash floods in branson. rob marciano on the dangerous storms now pushing east. >> reporter: extreme storms marching across the heartland this holiday weekend. torrential rain and wind gusts over 70 miles per hour. punishing parts of missouri, dumping hail the size of soft balls. >> i've never seen hail this big. >> reporter: downed power lines, trees torn in half, powerful winds flipping this trailer over, crushing two cars. >> we looked outside and it was just like a hurricane. >> reporter: in branson, two dead and one missing after flash flooding swept away their car. >> i've got a car in the water with people trapped. >> reporter: and in joplin, this gi

u.s. pacific command and u.s. forces in korea. admiral harris, i appreciate your appearance before the committee during this tense period in your area of responsibility. i want to express the appreciation of this committee for those who defend our nation every day. america's interests in the asia pacific region are deep and enduring. that's why for the past 70 years we have worked with our allies and partners to uphold a rules-based order based on the principles of free peoples and free markets. open seas and open skies and the rule of law and the peaceful resolution of disputes. these ideas have produced unprecedented peace and prosperity in the asia pacific. but now the challenge to this rules-based order amounting and they threaten not just the nations of the asia pacific region but the united states, as well. the most immediate threat is a situation on the korean peninsula. kim jong-un's regime has thrown its full weight behind its quest for nuclear weapons and the means to deliver them. unfortunately, the regime is making rea

u.s. pacific ally come at a time of rising tensions with north korea. that's a look at news this hour.o "hannity" ." >> sean: welcome back to "hannity." north korea's central news agency announced that pyongyang has attained yet another american citizen and it's not just north korea that continues to test the u.s. the defense official told fox news that on sunday, the rogue regime in tehran testfired a high-speed torpedo. joining us now, author of a new book -- "democracy." condoleezza rice. i am reading your book and i am loving it. you actually said this weekend that we cannot tolerate what north korea is doing, building icbm capabilities. japan, china, seoul, south korea. if we take out or try to attempt anything militarily, millions could potentially pay the price. >> it is a dangerous situation. they have made a lot of progress in the last several years on potentially marrying bombs to long-range missiles. at some place, it's soon. you have to put together measures to stop it. you have to get the chinese to change their calculations. they've always feared the collapse of the regim

u.s. pacific command tracked the missile 300 miles until it landed in the see of japan. white house officials traveling with president trump in saudi arabia say today's missile had a shorter range than ones launched in previous tests. and today's launch was called a challenge to the world. >>> the cooler temperatures and krystal klei has the details. >> right now temperatures on the cool side. 54 degrees right now in philadelphia. 55 in wilmington, and 52 in millville. we still have 40s, and mt. pocono at 47. allentown up to 51 degrees. you see the numbers and you will grab that jacket as you head out the door, at least a light jacket. you might end up leaving that jacket throughout much of the day if you will be outside, because like yesterday temperatures won't be warming a ton. radar and satellite view, we have sun to start our day. and that will soon be changing. you see the clouds heading to the west and heading our direction so a good part of our day will be mostly to partly cloudy, and right now just more sunshine. the first heat wave of the year earlier, and man

u.s. pacific xhapd says this missile launched near buck chang and tracked until it splashed in the sea f japan. this comes a week after one of north korea most successful tests to date. last sunday the communist regime launched a won song twelve missile and they say it traveled 12 45 miles above the surface of the earth. noose ainternational space station is 240 miles above earth. that means north korea missile traveled so high it theoretically passed space station by 1,000 miles. white house officials tell fox news the missile launched today has short range than the one tested last week. south korean military officials say it traveled 300 miles and did not pose a direct threat to north ame america. this is the 11th test carried last year they tested 7 in the same time frame. in washington, i'm allison barber, fox news. >>> developing tonight, a fake bomb that a virginia mother bought at a yard sale landed her in jail. and dave any page says she bought a novelty alarm clock that looked like sticks of dynamite as a joke for her daughter. she was at the grocery store and someone called police to

u.s. pacific island of guam.rcises are intended to show support for the ships in international waters and restrict china whmay restrict access to the south china sea. they are using a training that will involve u.s. and british troops. tomorrow they will hold a live firing training with french troops as well. >>> business owner and now also the military spouse of the year. brittany boccher was at the white house earlier where mike pence met with every branch of the service. boccher was also commemorated for her work with military families. >>> and now the historic jail will reopen today. the building has been undergoing renovations for several years and was home to runaway sleeves and moonshiners. runaway slaves and moonshineres. >> we restored it back to the original look of 1822. one slave tried to burn his way out. he started a fire in the window to try to burn the window out. he was unsuccessful, though. >> so many stories there are now plans to learn more by going to our nbc4 washington page. i just love the

u.s. pacific command saying it flew for six minutes before splashing down in the sea of japan.y 285 miles. the japanese government now commenting on reports that north korea fired what it appears to be at this point a ballistic missile off its east coast. looking at the map now. japan's chief cabinet secretary now saying the still unidentified projectile fell within japan's exclusive maritime economic zone. he says there are no immediate reports of damage to planes or vessels in the area. south korea's chairman of the joint chiefs saying it appears the projectile was fired from the north korean town of wonsan. you see it there, on the map northeast of pyongyang. we will continue to update this story as we get more information. >> peace can never take route in an environment where violence is tolerated. funded and even rewarded. we must be resolute and condemning such acts in a single unified voice. eric: that's president trump in the wake of the manchester bombing last week, standing with and directly challenging palestinian authority mahmoud abbas on the subject of the authori

u.s. pacific at length come at a time of rising tensions with north korea.ng left leaning candidate says that he would like to increase ties with the rogue nation if elected. from washington, d.c., the 23-year-old daughter next one will continue her studies at the law school of georgetown university. she finished her undergrad plaster at the university of. former nba star shaquille o'neal telling an atlanta tv station that he wants to to run for shf in 2020, he didn't say where but right now on you has resident in georgia and florida. they look at news. i am kelly wright. back to "hannity" ." >> sean: welcome back to "hannity."." north korea's central news agency announced that pyongyang has detained yet another american citizen and it's not just north korea that continues to test the u.s. the defense official told foxor news that on sunday, the roguees regime in tehran testfired a high-speed torpedo. joining us now, author of a new book -- "democracy." condoleezza rice. i am reading your book and i am loving it. you actually said this weekend that we cannot

u.s. pacific command says it did not pose a threat to north america.th such test by north korea this year. it seeks to develop a missile with nuclear capabilities. a man killed 8 people in a shooting rampage in mississippi, a sheriff's deputy is among the dead. suspect apparently arguing with his estranged wife. the victims were discovered in three different location. he told a local newspaper he must be killed by police. >> charles krauthammer once wrote a column about the most important person of the 20th century. time magazine had chosen einstein, the great scientist. charles disagreed. he picked churchill, the indispensable statesman who led the fight against hitler and sounded the alarm over communism. politics trumping science. that might explain why krauthammer traded a big-time medical career for a one-way ticket to washington and why, once here, his eyes locked on to a "help wanted" ad in the political opinion magazine the new republic. >> i showed it to my wife, and she said, "why don't you apply?" said, "well, how can i apply? i've never wri

u.s. pacific command tracked the launch at 9:59 hawaii time on the 20th. it involves the ballistic missile, traveled 310 miles, reaching a height of 347 miles before landing in the sea of japan. what made this launch different is that it used solid, not liquid, fuel. which makes the missile more mobile and hard to detect. it comes one week after the north koreans launched a longer range intercontinental ballistic midmissile that influence 1,000 miles higher than the international space station, re-entered the earth's atmosphere and splashed down 60 miles from russia's coastal city. u.s. ambassador nikki haley had this warning today. >> because this is the same movie that keeps playing. all options are on the table. >> what does that include? >> that means we have made it very clear we don't want to start a fight, so don't give us a reason to have one. >> experts say they're trying to get president trump's attention, hoping to restart bilateral talks. jim mattis suggested china played a helpful role deterring kim jong un, a day before the test. they indicat

u.s. pacific island of guam. the exercises are intended to passage of ships to international waters amid concerns china will restrict access to the south china sea. the japanese troops have been practicing landing on a beach as part of the training that involves the u.s., british and french troops. and tomorrow u.s. marines will hold live fire training with french troops. >>> she's the mother of two, a business owner and a volunteer. and now also the military spouse of the year. her name is brittany boccher from little rock, arkansas. earlier this week she was at the white house where mike pence met with the nominees from every branch of the service. boccher was commended for her work on behalf of military families with special needs. >>> well, you can now get a glimpse into the past in prince william county. the historic jail will reopen in bristow today. the building has been undergoing renovations for several years. and get this, it was home for runaway slaves horse thieves and moonshiners. >> the primary proc

u.s. pacific command confirms that landed in the sea of japan. north korea says they are ready to mass-produce and deployed more of those missiles, and this comes a week after north korea successfully tested a longer-range missile. >>> it is 6:16 am. >>> is everybody behaving on this monday morning? >> yes but we have one area that will be a tough one, and that will be the sunol grade. we have been talking about this, getting out of pleasanton is where we need to start. the crash it's an all -- at sunol boulevard, and it does not take much in this area to be a hotspot. the crash blocking lanes made it worse driving from dublin to the free mark, all of pleasanton and 680 southbound is slow. it gets better reaching the fremont area but heading on driving south not affecting you in to the south bay which does not look too bad right now. it will be slow on the sunol grade. looking at the san mateo bridge, westbound 92 getting crowded heading to the peninsula and the morning commute on interstate 880 looking good in both directions. the fog is not low

u.s. pacific command has confirmed it landed in the sea of japan. north korea says they are ready to mass-produce and deploy more of these missiles, and this comes one week after north korea successfully tested a longer-range missile. >>> president trump is now in israel and we have shown you the second leg of his overseas trip as president, and watching as the president and the first lady arrived in tel aviv earlier this morning. he says he believes he can help the israelis and palestinians come to an agreement on a piece plant and tomorrow he is scheduled to meet with the palestinian president. just a short while ago president trump talked about the opportunity for peace in the middle east, and his comments to reporters with the israeli president. >> it is a good feeling for peace throughout the middle east . i think people have had enough of the bloodshed in killing, and i think you will see things start to happen. >> we are grateful and pushing for peace. we have to do this altogether.>> the president trump first off on the trip with saudi arabi

troops from the u.s., japan a, france, and the uk conduct joint drills in the pacific nearby. >> another pressing issue for president trump. who has spent much of this weekend doubles down on his defense of the firing of the fbi director. a series of candidates showing up at the department of justice on saturday for job interviews. we have a live image of the doj as we await the candidates in coming hours. >> we're covering all angles. george standing by. we start with gloria riviera in washington this morning. good morning to you. >> reporter: good morning, paula. good morning, dan. this morning, the white house calling north korea a flagrant menace. u.s. analysts are assessing what type of missile this was. with north korea threatening to produce nuclear-tipped weapons capable of making it to the u.s. all eyes are on this launch. this morning, tensions heating up with north korea after it launched another ballistic missile. u.s. officials saying the missile, fired off saturday, stayed airborne for 30 minutes, traveling over 400 miles before landing in the sea of japan. south of russia.

u.s. pacific command says the missile is not consistent with an intercontinental missile. it flew 435 miles before landing in the sea of japan. >>> pope francis will meet with president trump later this month but he won't try to influence the president on the environment and immigration. the pope says that he wants to find common ground. he says, i never make a judgment without a person without hearing him out. now back to "lockup." >>> i've got four shackles already. so i need 13 pairs. >> it's monday morning at lake county juvenile and court is back in session. the kids are shackled and walk from the detention center over to the adjacent court building where they nervously sit and await their turn to see the judge. both 17-year-old michael and 18-year-old ricky have been at lake county detention center many times. as they await yet another hearing in front of the judge, they are placed in the holding cell area where they prepare for their time in court. >> the juvenile detention center is just that, it's a place where we hold kids until we essentially figure out what we

u.s. pacific command tracked the launch saturday night.h involved a medium range kn-15 ballistic missile. reached a height of 347 miles before landing in the sea of japan. this comes a week after the korean launched a missile that got the pentagon's attention because it flew 1,000 miles higher than nasa's international space station. >> i think we're early in the game putting pressure on them. one can interpret that they're acting out now in response to the pressure that they're beginning to feel. >> the u.s. has sent a second aircraft carrier to the region and has said that china is putting pressure but it's hard to say what effect it's having. >> shepard: timing is a thing with the north koreans. what do we make of this? >> experts say north korea's leader is trying to get president trump associate tension hoping to restart bilateral talks. just friday jim mattis had played a helpful role deterring kim jong-un in carrying out a nuclear test. but north korean's representatives friday said the test were to punish the trump administration f

u.s. pacific command on alert, saying this launch is not consistent with an intercontinental ballistic missile. japanese officials believe the flight pattern could be an indicator of a new type of missile. the launch coming days after the election of new south korean president moon jae-in. he has called for a closer relationship with north korea. this is the seventh missile test since president trump took office. the last missile test weeks ago marking trump's 100th day in office. the president saying this to abc news about the recent provocations. >> you'll soon find out, won't you? >> does that mean military action? >> you're going to soon find out. >> reporter: the russian defense ministry said the launch posed no danger to russia. it does raise questions on just how effective u.s. efforts to thwart north korea's missile program have been. dan? paula? >> gloria, thank you. >> let's bring in retired marine corps colonel and abc news steve ganyard. it doesn't look like this missile could have hit the u.s. the. what are the national security issues for the united states? >> dan, the security i

u.s. pacific command said the missile launch was tracked until it's splashdown into the sea of japan.his comes a week after one of north korea's most successful test to date. last sunday the communist regime launched a missile, officials said traveled 1245 miles above the surface of the earth. nasa's international space station is about 240 miles above the earth. that means north korea's missile traveled so high it theoretically passed the space station by 1000 miles. they say the missile launch today had us shorter range than the one tested last week. military officials say a traveled about 300 miles. it did not pose a direct threat to north america. this is the 11th test carried out by north korea this year. last year they tested seven in the same timeframe. kelly: thank you. mike pence is back in his home state of indiana delivering an address at notre dame's commencement ceremony. why his return might not be as welcoming as hoped. >> today is a day of celebration >> today is a day of celebration and the sun is out. here you go little guy. a cockroach can survive submerged underwat

u.s. pacific command stands behind iron plaid commitment and leland, this is the 11th test carried out byea so far this year by this time last year they had done seven. leland: you have to point out at this time that you have the thaad missile system, defense system in korea, do you intercept or do you not. clearly the pentagon saying they are not going to, ellison, thank you. liz. liz: we want to give you a live look inside. the ritz carlson in saudi arabia. we are waiting the president to hopefully teenage the stage, social media event and a counterterrorism event bringing together some young people inside the region. we are keeping an eye on this, of course, if the president does take the stage, we will take you there live n. the meantime, we will take a short break. thing. choose your trio with any 3 of 9 selections for $15.99. thing. like new creamy lobster pasta toasted parmesan shrimp and southern-style crab cakes. come create your trio before it ends. all umm...ed. you wouldn't want your painter to quit part way, i think you missed a spot. so when it comes to pain relievers, why p

u.s. pacific command center missile launch today did not have the characteristics of an intercontinental ballistic missile. it was launched north west of the capital pyongyang, they have been using that site to test launch intermediate-range missiles. today's missiles travel 435 miles landing in the sea of japan. president trump has been briefed on that launch. the vatican says half a million people attended the popes canonization mass in portugal today. the pope is making to shepherd children saints. that's after they said the virgin mary appeared to them. on the plane ride home the pope said he will not try to convince a president trump to alter his policies on immigration and the environment. the to meet later this month. now back to "justice with judge jeanine". for your latest headlines log on to foxnews.com. >> justice jeanine: welcome back to justice. mark my exclusive interview with the president trump in a few minutes. first my panel tonight, american conservative union and democratic strategist, a good friend to me now in d.c. gentlemen, you were listening to the interview. i will start

u.s. pacific command says a missile launched by north korea did not pose a threat to north america.a of japan. president trump was briefed on the launch. >>> tragedy here in new york city. a member of a navy s.e.a.l. skydiving group died in an aerial exhibition on sunday. the show is part of fleet week. the parachute failed to open. the cause is under investigation. now back to "lockup." >>> due to mature subject matter, viewer discretion is advised. >>> you're limping right now. >> i'm not limping. >> you're limping! >> hey, johnson! >> at the louisville department of corrections jail, many of the staff have been working together so long that they think of one another as family. and some of them actually are. >> just to let you know, the new sanitation sheets that they're doing -- >> yeah? >> i got one today where you're not to fill anything out -- >> lieutenant dejarnett and his younger brother, who's a sergeant, have been on staff together for nearly 14 years. >> and i'll make sure we get something out at role call before it becomes a bigger problem. >> the mentoring part's prett

u.s. pacific command says the missile traveled about six miles before going down in the sea of japan. has been briefed on the situation. >>> in mississippi a man is in police custody after a shooting spree that left eight people dead including a sher relative's deputy. he admitted to the shooting and told the reporter was his intention was suicide by cop. now back to lockup. >>> at the hamilton county justice center >> i've been here 25 years and i've never seen this amount of tobacco or cigarettes come into the facility. my first inclination is that maybe it wasn't an inmate that brought it. in maybe it is somebody that works on the inside here. so that is why this investigation is going to be continued further with our internal affairs section. we were able to determine, you know, mr. bell did indeed have the contraband on him and in his cell. but we're still investigating how the contraband got into the facility. i conducted ten interviews, eight of them were of the individuals that were housed in the same pod that mr. bell was in. also interviewed the two porters that work up ther

u.s. pacific command launched and they were able to track it until it crashed down in the sea of japan.his comes a week after one of north korea's most successful test today. by sunday the communist regime launched a missile u.s. korean and japanese officials say traveled about 1245 miles above the surface of the earth. nasa's international space station is about 240 miles above the earth. that means north korea missile north korea missile trouble so i theoretically pass the space station by 1000 miles. white house officials told fox news the missile launch today has a shorter range than the one tested last week. south korean military officials say traveled about 300 miles. this is the 11th test carried out by north korea this year. but this time last year they tested. transfer with all this international news come and they want to make sure their voices are heard. that's one thing secretary rex tillerson pointed out. maybe this is evidence some of our pressure is working because they are trying to make a show. thank you so much. appreciate it. leland: as a brett baier noted earlier, th

u.s. pacific command says the device blew up harmlessly over north korean territory and observers say the country continues to approve its capabilities with each launch. let's talk about some of the situations. joining us is congressman of new york, thanks so much for being with us. let's talk about the president of the philippines, rodrigo duterte who is gunning a white house invitation, he called president obama the son of a whore, he's connected to the deaths of thousands of people inside his country, albeit a drug war. >> i think the white house is rolling out the red carpet for all these human rights veigh lateors from putin to duterte and now even speaking light about the kim regime, so the white house has stooped down to a level unforeseen before in history, with regards to our position on how we should react to human rights violators. >> i don't think a lot of people would see it as the white house right now at least rolling out the red carpet for president putin after the air strikes in syria directly, you know, in the face of what russia wanted, that's your opinion. however, you

u.s. pacific command is still trying to determine what kind of missile it was.as been briefed on situation. >>> and france preparing to welcome a new president, 39-year-old emmanuel macron will be sworn in tomorrow in paris. macron, a centrist, was a relative newcomer to politics. he'll serve a five-year term as he replaced outgoing president francois hollande. >>> and president trump saying a new fbi director could be named within the coming week, possibly friday. eight candidates were interviewed at the justice department today, and they're now being vetted for the post. they'll replace james comey who was fired this past tuesday. >>> i'm maryann rafferty, now back to "the greg gutfeld show." for your latest headlines, log on to foxnews.com. greg: it's now as regular as your bowels after a bowl of beans. [laughter] another week, another batch of videos of airline passengers slugging the crap out of each other. [laughter] i know this because of all the clever puns made by our friends skies. the unfriendly skies -- >> over the unfriendly skies -- >> the skies co

u.s. pacific command saying the medium range missile was launched before 4:00 a.m.s morning and had a shorter range than the last three. it travelled about 300 miles before landing in the sea of japan. about 125 miles short of last week's launch. japan's prime minister condemned the test calling it quote repeated provocative acts and rex tillerson reacted as well. >> the ongoing testing is disappointing. it's disturbing. we ask that they cease that. but i think we're early into the game of putting pressure on them. and one could also interpret that perhaps they're just acting out now in response to some of this pressure. >> on friday, north korea held a parade to honor the researchers and developers behind the country's nuclear missile program. >>> okay, now to our first pulse question, the results, agree or disagree, president trump's islam speech will inspire muslims to unite against extremists? first, 91% saying i agree with that statement. it will help. then looking at the age breakdown, viewers of all ages disagree on that 91%. but those between 25 and 34 years

u.s. pacific command says the medium range missile traveled some 300 miles and landed in the sea of japan. president trump is attending a summit of major muslim nations in saudi arabia and has been briefed on the missile test. this is day two of the president's first big international trip. festive welcome from the saudi family and a big arms deal had the president in very good spirits on day one. >> hundreds of billions of dollars of investments into the united states and jobs, jobs, jobs. >> today brings a much, much bigger test, a speech, asking arab and muslim nations to do more to battle extremism and asking them to forget or set aside the fact that the american president delivering that speech is the same man who said this. >> i think islam hates us. there's something there that there's a tremendous hatred there. there is atremendous hatred. we have to get to the bottom of it. there is an unbelievable hatred of us. >> with us this sunday to share their reporting and their insights cnn's nia-malika henderson, manu raju and karen tumulty of "the washington post." the president's challe

u.s. pacific command says the missile did not pose a threat to north america. >>> a tragedy here in new york.e.a.l.s skydiving group died in an aerial exhibition during fleet week. an eyewitness saying the parashoot failed to open. the exhibition was part of fleet week. >>> now, back to "lockup." >>> due to mature subject matter, viewer discretion is advised. >>> most of the old-timers we've interviewed in prison have learned how to deal with the consequences of their past. they've come up with distractions to really take their mind off of their crimes. but sometimes our very presence in a prison can change all of that. >> lawrence stall has spent the last two decades in prison. most of it at the holman correctional facility in alabama and sometimes it seems to have been just as long since he's heard the sound of his real name. >> they call me red top. >> hey, redtop. >> they call me redtop. they call me ringating red. >> is there one you prefer? >> none. i just answer to them all. i've learned to answer to them all over the years. >> stall began serving his sentence 28 years earlier, when h

u.s. pacific command say as missile launched by north korea did not pose a threat to north america.. president trump was briefed on the launch. >>> the tragedy in new york city a new york diving group died on saturday. part of the fleet week. eyewitness a parachute failed to open. the cause is under investigation. now we send you back to dateline. >> when "dateline extra" continues. >> within minutes of finding nique's body, police raced to the layly home about a mile away. what they observed right away was astounding. the home security system that matt leili had casually mentioned to detective everson a few days earlier appeared more appropriate to fort knox than a house in the 'burbs. >> and when you first see the house from the road, you can see all these huge, big cameras on the eaves of the house, both sides. >> there were 21 security cameras in all, with a tricked-out control room to monitor and record everything. >> he sounds like one-man nsa. >> it was a low-crime area. it almost boggled the mind as to why he felt he needed quite so much surveillance coverage for the house.

u.s. bases in the pacific. u.s. officials can't confirm that claim tonight. >>> next here back here at home, an accident on i-95 in maryland. injuring more than 20 school children. their bus overturned on their way to washington d.c. behind them, another bus, a bus full of police cadets who rushed in to help everyone. >> reporter: the eighth grade field trip in an instant, terrifyingly turned upside down. >> this is a mass casualty, with at least 30 patients. >> reporter: mostly students, tossed about. >> when was the bus about to flip, she heard some screaming but she thought it was all a dream. >> reporter: two of those on board critically injured. two dozen others needing care. >> it ran anywhere from head injuries, broken bones, minor bruises, things like that. >> reporter: fortunately, another bus, filled with police cadets, was nearby. and those cadets sprang into action, trying to calm the crying, injured students. >> i haven't seen it very often, but i'm very glad that they were there because they were very

u.s. pacific command says north korea conducted a missile test early sunday morning local time.nidentified projectile traveled 435 miles before going down in the sea of japan. they do not believe it was an intercontinental ballistic missile. >>> a massive international cyberattack that hit nearly 100 countries. the attack affected computers with crippling malware in schools, governments and hospitals. so far no one has claimed responsibility for the attack. >>> now back to "lockup." >>> adjacent to the sedgwick county jail is what some might call hallowed ground. it's the law enforcement memorial. a reminder to the deputies who pass it about the honor and peril of their chosen careers. cast in bronze are the boots of local law enforcement officers who died in the line of duty. above each pair are plaques with the officer's name and date of his or her death. one pair of boots has special significance to sedgwick county sheriff jeff easter. they belonged to his younger brother, kevin. >> kevin had a great personality. joked all the time. always had a smile. did really well in scho

u.s. pacific command is confirming that it landed in the sea of japan. it's the latest weapons test for the north as it ramps up the nuclear weapons program. the launch is a week after a longer range missile was successfully testified as well. >>> president trump is spending the second day in saudi arabia. he is expected to give a major speech to 50 muslim and arab leaders against terrorism. according to excerpts of the speech released by the white house, he is expected to say that fighting terrorism is not a battle between different faiths or different civilly cations but a battle between good and evil. earlier this morning he started the day with a series of meetings with leaders from bahrain, kuwait, qatar and egypt. >> the president expresses appreciation and respect. you have a unique personality capable of doing the impossible. >> i agree. [ laughter ] >> president trump is expected to participate in a twitter forum with young people in the region. one of the first orders of business was to sign $110 billion defense agreement with saudi arabia's ki

and it travelled 4000 miles in 30 minute and hit its target in the south pacific and the u.s. in the area capable of striking north korea. the submarine. and the navy confirmed they have 154 tomahawk missiles and park torpedoand not disclosing how many and there are just 18 of the submarines serving the u.s. navy. >> and joining me to discuss north korea. senior fellow lieutenant tony shafer. >> thank you for having me on. >> lou: starting with the ice test. if north korea's entire elite ruling order is not impressed by an icbm that travels 400 in 30 minute and hit the target dead on, i don't know what it would take, do you? >> our missiles do work and don't blow up on launchpad ps. i think it is a signal sent to the north koreans and remember, lou, one of the issue is that we are making clear to the chinese we are serious. and notably and if military action happens in north korea and we confront north korea we can turn punning punning in a big bowl of glass and it would not take much. and they could do it in short order on call and guess who would be left holding the bag, the

accelerate and trade andthe flow of investment between the japan and the u.s., but we aspire to for theate fair rules asian pacific by japan and the u.s. at the helm. you might be a skeptic about the future of this country with the birth rate declining and the population aging. this is country all right? taboo, but my a government has decided to target by the rate of 1.8 early 2020's, and childcare services are being expanded. i also attach importance to investing in human resources. by encouraging the introduction of robotics we shall harness our people to be equipped with production skills to improve results and outcomes. welcoming more of them, mainly who have technical .xpertise realize a society where each and every citizen can exert their respective skills in a society with anemic engagement of citizens. -- with dynamic engagement of citizens. be shining. would to immigrating the japanese economy, the high economic backgrounds of those still living torment. it's not only about increasing the number of women participating in the labor market, but have more women in leadership roles. with more responsibility a

u.s. on open and inclusive economic -- in the asian pacific. president trump's own convictions for u.s. allies that they need to pay their fair -- as if also gained the alliance could also be a part of his deal. value ofmentioning the endearing commitment -- enduring commitment to peace and ability, strengthening the alliance. , the first 100 days of trump's foreign policy have mended many doubts. the summit meeting between president trump and prime minister abe reiterated the u.s. commitment to the alliance and that has provided an assurance to u.s. allies in the region. tillersonts of rex and general james mattis and general h.r. mcmaster as key members of his national security team witness that the u.s. reside far from isolationism, but remains far from active engagement. , the through strength leading concept of the foreign policy of the trump administration is also at play in asia, especially with north korea. the u.s. demonstrates large scale presence in the korean peninsula. pressuring china to play the pivotal role to tighten economic sanctions. the trump administration's propos

. census estimate in 2015 found 19 million residents of asian and pacific islander descent with a total u.s. population of 248 million people. in california, asian and pacific americans make up almost 21% of the population. and the bay area census in 2010 found that asians and pacific islanders make up almost 24% of the population, inching above latinos as the largest minority race across the nine counties. abc7's chris nguyen is here now with local apa leaders to talk about important issues affecting our bay area communities. >> cheryl, it's great to be here. i'm excited to introduce you to our panel of guests today. gina su is an actor based here in the bay area. she's the winner of the 2016-2017 miss asian global pageant. next, lan diep is an attorney. he currently serves as a san jose city council member representing district four. and finally, vincent pan, executive director of chinese for affirmative action. he's also a board member for the center for asian american media. thanks to all of you for joining us today. we have a lot to talk about. our first topic is civic engagement and h

pacific islands. specifically the vice president spoke of the challenges the u.s. faces in asia anti-pacific and confirmed to the audience assembled that as quoted by radio new zealand international and broadcast region wide, we're here to stay. we're here for peace. we're here for the prosperity of all our people. and we're proud the american flag flies in american samoa. period, close quotes. madam speaker, i ask that this radio new zealand international story be inserted into the record at this point. the speaker pro tempore: without objection. mrs. radewagen: thank you. the people's republic of china and other external powers are gaining visibility and influence in the region, including the neighboring independent state of samoa. due to the new influence of foreign interests in the region, members of american samoa's territory legislature, just days prior to the vice president's arrival, expressed to me during my appearance before a special joint session their concern about the rise of foreign influences in the region. i am certain the declaration will help to a

u.s. missile defenses. the military says it has successfully shot down a mock warhead over the pacific. an urgent drill as north korea threatens the u.s. and our allies. >>> kushner's russian connection, growing questions swirling around president trump's son-in-law, did he try to set up a secret line to putin? if so, why? >>> asleep at the wheel. what the tiger woods' police report reveals. were prescription meds to blame? >>> mortgage scam alert to would-be home buyers how many are getting tricked into losing their life savings on the rise. >>> a 12-year-old whiz kid inventor inspiring america. "nbc nightly news" begins right now. >>> from nbc news, world headquarters in new york, this is "nbc nightly news" with lester holt. >>> good evening. i'm savannah guthrie in tonight for lester. as if we needed another sign of just how tense the situation with north korea has become, today the u.s. practiced for the worst-case scenario, launching an intercontinental ballistic missile towards the u.s. homeland and shooting it out of the sky. it was a simulation of how the u.s. might respond if a

u.s. bases in pacific. afterward, north korea upping the threat, claiming the missile could be loaded with a nuclear warhead. u.s. officials cannot confirm that claim tonight. >>> next, back here at home, and to an accident on i-95 in maryland, injuring more than 20 schoolchildren. their bus overturned on their way to washington, d.c. for an event marking international police week. behind them on the road, another bus, full of police cadets who rushed in to help everyone. here's abc's david kerley. >> reporter: the eighth grade field trip in an instant, terrifyingly, turned upside down. >> this is a mass casualty, with at least 30 patients. >> reporter: mostly students, tossed about. >> when the bus began to flip, she heard some screaming and stuff, but she thought it was all a dream. >> reporter: two of those on board critically injured. two dozen others needing care. >> it ran anywhere from head injuries, broken bones, minor bruises, things like that. >> reporter: fortunately, another bus, filled with poli