many people will be headed down the shore for the un official start of summer, one of those people, islready. early riser, right? pat gallen, live in wildwood, where he's getting to ride, or drive the tram car, do i see you behind the wheel? >> hey, how are you? >> good morning, guys. i know you're jealous that you're not down here like i am on the beautiful wildwood boardwalk, crisp clean feeling coming off the ocean, little chill in the air, sun will come up very soon, will warm up beautifully down here at wildwood, the beaches, boardwalk, the great mayor of wildwood, ernie. ernie, big, big weekend? >> as always, pat. we welcome to you wildwood. >> thank you, sir. >> and i hear you're my neighbor around the corner. >> yes, my parents have a place, guys, don't worry about that, you're not invited but you are, you are, mayor. >> tell you what, we are happy to have you here. happy to share what we have in our community. >> sure. >> you know, with all of the events, i mean, the kite festival, you want to come down, go fly a kite, perfect place. you have the national gymnastics event goin

it marks the un official start to summer, we are live in wildwood with a look ahead at some of the events on tap. we also have pat gallen driving the tram car. >> oh, my goodness. >> that's reason enough to tune in. >> we will take it. it is friday, may 27, good morning, i'm nicole brewer in for jim this morning. >> i'm brooke thomas. how is it going? katie and meisha are keeping an eye on things this morning. >> good morning, everyone, nicole, great to have you this morning, and i can tell you guys on this friday morning, it has been very busy in the world of traffic. i don't typically say that on a friday morning, but it has been non-stop. >> yep. >> exactly. took the words right out of my mouth on that one, little unusual i'm sure out there. in the weather department little atypical, too, a lot hotter than we're used to this time of year. i think everybody can handle it, though, since it does fall on the eve of the holiday weekend here, but at this ., seeing generally some pretty quiet conditions out over most of the region, on storm scan3, we did have lil rounds of some pretty decent

. >> i don't know about this humidity issue that they're having, but i'm loving t un official start of summer. >> i know, you want to be outside, the weekends to do it. we have the weather in place. it will be dry today, sunny, humidity not that bad. more humid than what it has been, but could be a lot worse. and it will get worse. give it another month or so. >> some people just got to complain about anything. >> i hear ya on that one. enjoy it, nice weekend, good start to the weekends, we will bring rain chances in here 2 half of the holiday weekend, but overall really not that bad. temperature right now at the airport, coming in at 68 degrees, nice looking sky there, mostly sunny, few areas that are dealing with some clouds this morning, but they'll quickly pass by, so decent amount of sun today. light breeze out of the south, six miles per hour, southerly wind, keep us warm today, upper 60s, to about 70 over most locations right now, the exception up in the mountains coming in at 62 at mount pocono, 70 palmyra, new jersey, 66 degrees, in mt. holly. storm scan3, there is a little ba

. >> un official start to summer just around the corner, and earlier today dc council member checked out city's public pools and splash parks, to make sure they will be ready to be open memorial day weekend. heads up the transportation and committee overseas parks and recreation, in northwest today, told us about some new technology, the city will use this year to alert pool visitors when storm is in the area. >> this year we're using the new satellite base lightened detection, confirm lightning strike within 5 miles of any district pool, the staff will receive e-mail and notification quickly, so they can suspend operations and once 20 minutes of no strike, operations will resume. >> they're out there working today, weren't they? council member will continue her walking tours over the next ten days, and then she will make recommendations if any repairs need to be made. >>> all right, it is hard to think, you know, we're almost to memorial day weekends. >> i know, i know. >> goodness, this month flying by, yes, it is. all right, well, imagine going without a shower, or make up, for 30

. ♪ >> un official start to summer also starts consumer spending. >> lauren breaks down the businessmorial day. >>> make out the bruce and fire up the barbeque. unofficial start to summer shear. >> memorial day really the start of the season, so as a big weekend people are enjoying hotdogs on the grill, enjoying nice outdoor weather for a change. >> calls for hotdogs, national hot doug and sausage count ill, will eat about 2 and a half million dollars hotdogs this weekend, more than 238 americans plan to go somewhere travel association says we'll spends 12 billion dollars on trips, just over 3 hundred bucks each. memorial day travel weekends will seem busier than ever, at the airport this year, especially, with the tsa back up that we're seeing, the biggest piece of advice i can give travelers is to do the one thing that's under your control, and get to the airport, 3 hours earlier. that to me why most americans will drive. look at the road trips, within your vicinity, within five hour drive, hotels where you can easily go on site like orbitz, and get promo code for 15, 20% off, take

investigation itself, we have an inherent problem because you have a un investigative body investigating possibly quite a senior official in the country. you have an inherent conflict of interest there. you still have a conflict of interest in my view with the un office of oversight services investigating a tcc or the disciplining contacted unit investigating it, or even the human rights officer investigating it. when it. when it comes to actually un staff, that conflict of interest is exasperated and that needs to be addressed, along with, if i made the problems inherent with the reporting in the lines itself. there are are multiple barriers to this information moving up the chain. >> will the questions i think i would ask when i as from the united nations, we don't have three people here, is what capacity do they building countries when there un peacekeeping missions to be able to have the capacity to prosecute those who violate the laws in those countries on sexual exploitation and abuse? that would be an interesting point to see how the united nations is helping the country be able to hold accountable those who viol

. >> but the team's new un official mascot scored big time.he humane society says the 3-month-old kitten has been adopted along with her roommate. last night, the team wasn't sure where the little black cat came from, but he's found a home. >>> beyonce will lead fans that formation at levi's stadium. her world tour stop is coming to santa clara. last time she was there was for the super bowl halftime show. there are still tickets available for $85. >> christine is so excited about this. she started asking me last week what the weather forecast for the concert would be because she had to plan her cute outfit. >> of course. i hope it's glittery. >> i don't think she'll disappoint. >> beyonce has to figure out her clothes also. >> i hope she's not watching. >> we have beyonce, we have the a's, we have warriors. >> traffic nightmare. >>> yes. but this morning is not too bad. 237, 880 looking good. heads up, cal train will be running one extra train off the concert. expect to leave 75 minutes after the concert is over. round trim excursion passes a

. >> un official, around the concern, checking out some of the city area pools, and, splash parks, justo make sure that they're going to be ready to open on memorial day weekends. shea the head of the transportation and environmental committee, that committee is the one that overseas parks and recreation, so we caught up with the council member as she toured the spray park in northwest, and we learned about some new technology that the city will be using this year, to alert pools when area. >> new lighten detection, confirm lightning strike within 5 miles, any district pool, staff will receive e-mail and notification quickly so they can suspends operations once, 20 minutes of no strikes, operations will resume. >> council member shea will continue her walking tours over the next ten days, she will be making recommendations if any repairs are needed. >> can't tell we're get that close to summer when you took a look at that video there. but hopefully we got sunshine moving into the area. looks like it is trying to come out. >> blue skies? >> i think maybe. some sunshine? >> finally. >> gw

. >> this weekend is the un official start of the summer season. >> a loft just waited for months tohe beach and the bore walk. >> it was beautiful, beautiful, this entire weekend, little bit shaky right now on the ocean city boardwalk, weather not so great, but fingers cross the it does hold off for today. >> yes, whether or not great, still shaky, still rough, and we are hoping to see some sun later in the day. >> katie what is it looking like for the rest of memorial day? >> see, here is the thing, we've got wet weather out there right now, generally speaking somewhat spotty -- spot any nature, the problem is we have this plume of moisture fun kneeling our region, i can't promise we'll see ends . to this until sometime later tonight specially into tomorrow, which is less than ideal timing since many of us have to head back to work and school. that said, let me show you what will happen. this moisture my friend coming in courtesy what's now tropical depression bonnie all getting funneled right up the east coast. so, we're not alone here, in our dreary weather. but, regardless, it i

to north korea's once in a generation political gathering during which its leader, kim jong-un was officially coronated with a new title the chairman of the workers party. there was a lot of tough talk during this coronation against the united states. north korea pledging to, quote, annihilate the united states from the surface of the earth and promising that there will be more nuclear weapons made in pyongyang. the government of north korea does not offer this access with no strings attached. their sensors closely watch what western journalists report from their country. three of ripley's colleagues, a team with the bbc, were kicked out of north korea for, quote, speaking ill of the country. let's bring in cnn correspondent will ripley, who is live in pyongya pyongyang, north korea. thanks for joining us. you were the first reporter to cover this first north korean congress in decades. the hostility towards the u.s. sounds quite ugly. tell us about it. >> well, jake, north korea is certainly unlike any country that i've ever visited. just, for example, you can hear behind me the 5:00 a.m. wa

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the delegates also crowned ruler kim jong-un, as the official head of the communist party.ementing his power. 130 foreign reporters were invited to cover the event. and they were tightly controlled. one british journalist was even kicked out of the country for speaking very ill of the leadership. adriana diaz is there. >> reporter: the relationship between the north korean government and the foreign press is a complicated one. today an already tense situation was made worse when the government expelled a reporter after taking issue with his coverage. >> what is it you don't like me saying? >> rupert wingfield hayes was detained friday when he and his team were due to depart pyongyang. according to the bbc he was interrogated eight hours because the north korean government was not pleased with his reports on life in the capital. >> this is pyongyang. pyongyang is not north korea. pyongyang is a bubble and the people who live here are looked after. north korean officials say wingfield hayes distorted facts and spoke ill of the country and leadership, asked to sign an apology

hearing a fire started in a maintenance room, thankfully, no one was hurt, the cause un investigation, school officials say classes will resume as normal this morning. >> confusion over grades in the central bucks school district. as parent really confused over how are kids doing in school? >> parent say the system in place right now deserves total f. dave kinchen live in doylestown with more on how parent are reacting, hi, dave? >> reporter: parent say that comings from the district to make some changes just doesn't go far enough. so they are not giving the ad minute straight ores an a in this case, because they say, this is not only confusing but it is just like other programs, grading systems across the philadelphia area that is confusing parents, this time, though, the confusion in the central bucks school district. parent say they used to know where their children stood with the traditional a, b, c letter grades, but they're gone now, in place, a standards-based system, for example, parent say that their kids getting a m for meeting standards versus the old way doesn't tell them anything about the

officials in pyongyang told nhk the meeting is under way. leader kim jong-unis expected to solidify his power base. officials say the convention started 9:00 a.m. local time. local media including the central television have not reported on the event. international media including nhk have been allowed into the country for the event, but their movements are highly restricted. earlier in the day one of our crews said they had been brought to the front of the convention center that's hosting the gathering, but the journalists were not allowed to enter. people in pyongyang are throwing their support behind the political convention and paying homage to their leader. >> translator: we all hope the congress will be a success. i am sure it will. >> leader kim jong-un is believed to have delivered a speech and is likely to have praised the country's recent nuclear tests and long distance rocket launch as achievements. he is also likely to have phasizedis policy o puuing bot nucle devepment anconomic renstructi. >> rafae wor i senio urnalistith the associated press and

un's regime is closer to having a weapon that can reach the u.s. cnn's brian todd is looking into that. >> reporter: u.s. and south korean officialsg-un's military closely. a ballistic missile test could be in the works. u.s. officials are worried every time he tests a missile, he is closer with posing a major imminent threat to america. the north korean dictator showing new signs of once again trying to perfect a missile that can strike his enemies. the south korean military says it is now so concerned about a possible launch, it is in a quote full readiness posture. a u.s. military official tells cnn the pentagon is closely monitoring the korean peninsula, coordinating with allies, calling on kim jong-un to refrain from provocation. but experts say kim appears obsessed with the idea of expanding his fire power and the influence it would bring him on the world stage. south korean media reports say he may test intermediate range missile that could strike as far as guam or the aleutian islands in alaska. experts are concerned they'll start to test longer range intercontinental missile, a far greater threat to the u.s. and its allie

un, photos that don't seem to be retouch retouch. it's a big deal. usually head shots in north korea means he shot a relative in the head, but this is his new official photo. i think he looks cute. he's defying conventional standards of beauty. it's like a member of un direction, right? they also released the head shots of two dozen government officials. i don't know why. i love this photo. i stared at it. i looked at it all day today. now, this is a happy bunch, right? i mean, it's like yearbook picture day at the most depressing high school in the world. this guy over here looks like he had -- has a rocket launcher pointed at his head. go to this guy here. yes. this official looks like he is not -- has not eaten in a month or something, and i like the pins they wear. let's go to one more here. he looks like a pack of wild dogs is eating his lower half, doesn't he? [ laughter ] . take a look and see if you note anything. kim jong-un is the only fat person in the country. the leader is fat and they're all skinny. we have obama at 135 pounds and we're all on the atkins diet. before photographers take a picture in north korea they say cheese and the pe

un says he will only use them if invaded. but as terry moran reports, we've heard this about-face before. >> reporter: tom, north korean officials describe this to us as a major declaration from kim jong-un, one calling it "a watershed" for this country. in a speech to the ruling party congress, kim jong-un promised that north korea won't use nuclear weapons first unless its sovereignty is invaded by another nuclear power. will abide by non-proliferation rules. and will work to improve ties with, quote, "hostile" nations. north korea has made similar promises before. and under kim, its nuclear and missile programs have dramatically accelerated. alarming the u.s. and allies, and triggering tough sanctions. the question now, is kim jong-un really charting a new course? or is this just more of the same nuclear gamesmanship this country has been playing for years? tom? >> terry, thank you. >>> now to greece, protesters clashing with police. in front of the parliament building in athens. police firing off tear gas. lawmakers set to vote on a new austerity bill that many fear will deplete their incomes. >>> back in the states, a polic

. >> there has been no official announcement about how long the congress will last. kim jong-un is expected to deliver a speech at the opening session. he's likely to mention as achievements the nuclear test in january, and the launch of a long-distance rocket in february. he's also expected to emphasize his policy of proceeding with both nuclear development and economic reconstruction. >>> a draft joint declaration by -- kout -- south korea struggles to deal. we have more from seoul. >> reporter: in the first half of her term in office, park instructed officials to begin a range of nationwide preparations to pave the way toward unification. she sold unification as an opportunity to expand the country's economic arena. park focused on education. she roughly doubled the time spent teaching elementary school pupils about unification. they included north korea defactors who led classes. >> reporter: the government launched a program to launch them into leaders. the initiative involved about 20 young defactors. he fled north with his family nine years ago. >> translator: my dream is

. >>> he has issues with how olympic and health officials are handling outbreak. unays there's no reason to postpone the games. making a decision for himself steve. >> still to come if you have plans to see adele when she comes to d.c. later this year warning one thing the super star will not tolerate from fans. we'll share coming up as we head to break now also a remind 23er if you have a news tip share us with 202-895-3000 or email us "fox5" tips@wttg.com back after this great time for a shiny floor wax, no? not if you just put the finishing touches on your latest masterpiece. timing's important. comcast business knows that. that's why you can schedule an installation at a time that works for you. even late at night, or on the weekend, if that's what you need. because you have enough to worry about. i did not see that coming. don't deal with disruptions. get better internet installed on your schedule. comcast business. built for business. >> it's not bad for the first day back for a lot of people. >> rain, clear, 72 degrees. >> humidity will be a bit of a bear. >>

un control. >> now let's talk about wild weekend in wildwood. there is a big mess to clean up after thousands flocked to the shore town. officials say they had their hands full this holiday weekends with some visitors de halving badly. wild's mayor condemned beach-goers who left beer cans, plastic cups, debris along 15-mile stretch of the beach. cbs-3 view shot this cell phone video of the mess. >> i'm offering awe free beach. all i'm asking you to pick up after yourself. they can't even do that. >> the police chief says several fight broke out this holiday weekends and officers arrested about 40 teenagers. >> donald trump is holding news conference this morning to reveal how much money he raised at veterans benefit earlier this year. and explained where the money went. among the democratic presidential hopefuls, bernie sanders will be in monterrey in santa cruz california today. he spent memorial day trying to drum up support in the golden state ahead of next week's primary. hillary clinton spent the holiday at her adopted hometown in new york, and she will resume campaigning this week. >> well, vigil is held outside cincinnati

people of faith in running their schools or businesses, the denouncements of professors, officials and scientists for uns fashionable opinions -- unfashionable opinions in a disturbing trend to attempt to destroy the careers or public profiles of individuals for their ideas. these are just a few examples. i think you'll agree with me that today the variations are almost endless. you may have experienced some of these in your own work. the overarching theme here is the impulse to not just disagree, but to dismiss, demean, degrade and each try to -- and even try to use the law to silence those with whom you disagree. how did american society and public discourse reach such a level of incivility and intolerance? leaving many afraid to exercise their constitutional right to express their own opinions on the important matters facing this country. today we will hear about from kim holmes who will introduce to you his new book, "the closing of the liberal mind: how group think and intolerance define the left." this did not happen overnight. as you will hear from dr. holmes, this is the result of a long, philoso

officials denied that. >>> the leader of north korea is sounding somewhat of a friendlier tone. during a three-hour speech kim jong-un vowed not to use his country's nuclear weapons unless under direct threat. with more on that let's go to abc's terry moran. >> reporter: north korean officials described this to us as a major declaration from kim jong-un, one calling ate watershed for this country. in a speech to the ruling party congress, kim jong-un promised that north korea won't use nuclear weapons first unless it sovereignty is invaded by another nuclear power. will abide by nonproliferation rules. will work time prove ties with "hostile nations." north korea's made similar promises before and under kim, its nuclear and missile programs have dramatically accelerated. alarming the u.s. and allies and triggering tough sanctions. but traveling around pyongyang, it doesn't look like a city crippled by those sanctions. under kim there's a building boom. this is pyongyang's highest revolving restaurant. and one of the surprising things about this city is how built up it's getting. there are new towers going up everywhe

the only american i think who met with kim jong-un is former nba basketball player dennis rod man. any others? >> not at any official capacity. >> and trump seems to suggest china, if it wanted to, could ease the price with north korea immediately. it's got that much influence over north korea. is he right? >> china has more influence than any other country. that's certainly true. but china has to. the only reason it has the influence sit pl influence is it keeps north korea penned in without putting too much pressure. so beijing has come under over the years, every time north korea goes off and does something, shoots from the hip. the word does but puts back saying let us deal with north korea the way we know how. we won't respond to international pressures. we'll deal the way we've always done which is quiet. >> donald trump and david cameron, the british prime minister who thinks trump's proposal for a temporary ban on muslims coming to the united states is stupid and wrong and trump in an interview said, well, he wouldn't necessarily have a good relationship with david cameron. potentially, these guys, assuming

that's why secretary carrie and his foreign minister counterpart as along with the un envoy to syria and the russian officialsfind a way to get the violence in aleppo to be reduced at least some what here because it is really much more inflamed than other parts of syria right now in large part because the syrian regime has made a lot of progress around other parts of the country of extending and expanding their control over areas that were held by rebel fighters, at least in the last six months read the syrian regime led by bashar al-assad has made progress in consolidating rebel territory and that as pressure on some of the areas particularly like aleppo that is very much a divided city where you still have a large amount of rebels holding onto at least half of that city right now but you are still seeing outside of damascus and some of these other places but right now the focus of diplomacy at least between secretary carrie and the russian counterpart is aleppo. kerry said there are several proposals on the table heather but nothing that is concrete and that all sides can agree on but he said the united sta

officials expelled hayes and his crew. he was interrogated for what they deemed his inappropriate description of kim jong-un.workers party congress held for the first time in 36 years is slated to wrap up today. kim jong-un said the country would not use nuclear weapons unless it is attacked first. >>> and which celebrities and officials used shell companies when the panama papers database goes online today at 2:00 p.m. it is being released by the international consortium. it exposes connections between 368,000 individuals and offshore entities. >>> the primary may be wrapping up, but the battle is just beginning. six months to go. donald trump feuding with republican leaders. threatening to pull paul ryan if ryan doesn't endorse him. that's next. you know mom, i will change you. change your body, and what you call love. i'm going to make you think less about yourself... and more about those little things you've never noticed. sometimes, i will turn your night into day... and for sure, i will mark you forever. but i promise mom, it will be the greatest journey of your life. >>> the fighting in the republican

officials are warning that kim jong-un's missile program poses a threat to american, even though the latest north korea test parentally failed right after launch. officials say the hardline regime learns from its mistakes and the missing being tested could eventually threaten u.s. territory. i'll speak with the republican congressman chris collins, a trump supporter. we'll have full coverage of the day's top stories. >>> let's bring with cnn's phil mattingly and donald trump's tirade against reporters, his critics, rivals and a judge. phil, trump is often crude but it seemed to boil over today. update our viewers. >> donald trump over the course of his campaign hasn't pulled many, if any, punches. a combative press conference, not that surprising. a clear escalation, a reflection of a candidate frustrated with his perceived slights in the media. and also he's convinced his strategy of attacking the press is one that works and one he's going to stick with throughout the fall. >> he's a sleaze in my back. you're a sleaze. >> reporter: donald trump -- >> excuse me, excuse me. i've watche

officials say zombies also concerned about this policy. so members will this at some other time. ignition law law for first time drunken drivers, senate unanimously passed it yesterday unirst time convicted drunk driver could drive for one year intend of suspended license. officials say nearly every other state has similar law already in place. philadelphia city councilman is following through on his campaign promise, to donate his salary back to city schools. councilman allen damn presented checks to three schools in need at the warren g hard g middle school, lewes elkins elementary school and john h webster elementary school, all got their own, $2,500 check. says schools chosen based on need, good for him and those schools. even though massive wild fires in canada continue to burn, some of the people who fled their homes in western canada two weeks ago to escape the monster wild fire are now able to return home. the plan is for evacuees from parts of fort mcmurray damaged, to the least extent, well, will start returning in a couple of weeks on june the first, but air quality in the town remains real bad. in fact considered unhealthy. officials say more than 90,000 pe

if you believe the north korean official media, the korean central news agency, kim jong-un gave orders in the wake of this incident. it seems the failure to improve relations with beijing and seoul led to thinking the regime needed to demonstrate strength and power to the people of north korea and they decided to do this through their nuclear program. to be sure the activities have surged since early this year. in january, of course, they conducted their fourth nuclear test and the following month conducted the test of a long-range ballistic missile that could carry a nuclear weapon to hit the united states. north korea claimed to have tested a more powerful rocket engine that -- and also they've claimed to have miniaturized nuclear weapons to fit on the tip of a missile. they made three attempts at launching the medium range missile. the missile tests have all failed, as we know, but it's not certain the north korea people are aware of this. all you have to do is visit to get a sense of how truthful they are to the people you just have to visit the museum of the three revolutions in p

officials there say working on a plan becomes 2400 structures have burned, but 90% of fortmc-murray remains un turned. lower temperatures have hampered the effort. while fire continues to grow away from populated areas. >> houston family narrowly missed possible disaster, and they blame their son's light up shoes. the family says their son left his shoes in the family car this weekend, and a day later found charred, smokey mess. they believe lithium ion battery inside the shoes triggered fire inside the car. the fire marshall is still figuring out if the shoes actually caused the fire. >>> the food and drug administration is taking another look at how it should define foods as healthy. the agency currently allows the use of the term healthy on food packaging it it meets certain nutrition guidelines. outcome could change how foods are marketed, the fda plans to ask the public for their opinion on what they define as healthy as part of the re-evaluation plan in the near future. >>> and, these are not exactly healthy. but, it seems mcdonald's new garlic fries are real yummy. the experiment with t

un worked to his way to the top. terri mooren has details from north korea. >> reporter: what a show the ruling party here is staginstag. the star, sim jong unconsolidating his power and brandishing his nukes. officialsoday north korea may be about to conduct a fifth nuclear test. another of kim jong-un's main goals to show the world this is now a 21st century nation. today we were taken on a tour at the women's hospital, the new breast cancer screening facility. and then this pristine new neighborhood, towering apartment blocks reserved for regime scientists and engineers. inside, luxury living north korean style. in the grand stalinist subway built by kim's grandfather, the old cars were made in east germany. we're going to hop on the subway. this is a brand-new railway car here built here in north korea. they are fiercely proud of it. on board flat screens show weather and traffic. then i tried buy a smart phone, one made only in north korea. >> no twitter, no neighbor. angry birds though. we took a selfie on it, can she cent shend this to me? no. north korea is getting for and more dangerous to the u.s. and kim jong-un is sending a message, his regime is here to stay. >>> still ahead on abc7 news

turning to campaign 2016, it is official, donald trump has enough delegates to clinch the republican presidential nomination. the associated press reports that a small number of un bound delegates have agreed support trump and the gop convention. it takes 1237 delegates to win the republican nomination, trump now has 1238. >> president obama was asked to weigh in on the race for the white house, while in japan for the g7 summit. as correspondent weijia jiang report, president more careful with his opinion about hillary clinton than donald trump. >> president obama told reporters in japan that world leaders are paying close attention to the us presidential race, especially the presumptive republican nominee, donald trump. >> they're rattled by it. and for good reason. they've got a lot of the proposals that he's made, display either ignorance of world affairs, or a cavalier attitude. >> trump has suggested banning muslims from entering the us and allowing japan and south korea to have nuclear arms. the president's comments folds a session of the g7 summit. president obama was not as forthcoming when a reporter brought up a skating report released wednesday, about

the search, mangled bits of debris, scraps of clot, un inflated life vests were found roughly 180 miles north of alexandria, egypt. egyptian officials are saying terrorism is a possible cause, but no millitant group has claimed responsibility. >> the smoke could be a result after terror attack. this is a valid possibility. or it could be the result after technical failure. >> the black boxes will be key to shedding light on what happened on board the plane, and the minute before the crash, investigators from france and britain will be assisting egypt's in examining what is recovered. at charles due gall airport outside paris, greg pal could the, fox news. >>> a pennsylvania man in critical condition this evening, after he was shot yesterday by the secret service just outside of the white house. agents say they noticed the man acting suspiciously yesterday afternoon and started following him. they say the suspect was holding a gun, and walked up to a check point outside the white house. agents say they yelled for the man to drop the weapon, but he did not. an agent was forced to shoot him in front of crowds of tourists, school groups

today, if you believe the north korean official media, the korean central news agency, kim jong-un gaverders for the fourth nuclear test in the immediate wake of this incident. it seems that the failure to improve relations with both beijing and seoul or that they needed to demonstrate strength and military power to the impoverished people of north korea. they decided to do this through their nuclear program. sure, north korea caused nuclear-related activities have surged since earlier this year. in january of worst they conducted their fourth nuclear test. in the following month they conducted a test of a long-range nuclear missile, the kind that in theory could carry a nuclear weapons that the united states. north korea claimed to have tested a more powerful rocket engine and have also claimed to have miniaturized nuclear weapons so that they could fit on the tip of a missile. in april they fired a submarine launched ballistic missile and made three attempts at launching a medium-range missile. the missile test failed, as we know. but it's not certain that the north korean people are

officially becoming the republican nominee. i should point out in another interview trump says he's prepared to negotiate with kim jong-un. if elected president, trump says that he would meet with the north korean dictator to try to stop the nuclear program there. his comments though represent a sharp turn from current u.s. policy toward pyongyang. >>> the clintons and the trumps are disclosing information about their finances. in 2015 hillary and bill clinton gave a total of 28 paid speeches earning nearly $7 million combined. meanwhile, trump says his income for 2015 was $557 million. the disclosures are required by the f.e.c. for presidential candidates. they do not, though, include tax returns. >> do stay with abc news for analysis of the latest primary results. live team coverage later on on "good morning america." >>> in the meantime, we move on now, and happening right now, more severe weather in texas. hail, rain and high winds slamming the san antonio area. pictures just in to us showing vehicles stalled in high water and up to 4 inches of rain have fallen in the area since last night. authorities say there are s

speak to kim jong-un and specifically how would trump deal with this isolated, violent young dictator? we pressed the trump campaign and they wouldn't give specifics. white house officials kim. when we called north korea for a response, they hung up on us. wolf? >> there are serious concerns about kim jong-un's personality at the same time which play into all this. what are the experts telling you? >> reporter: he is said to be very uneven, seen as much more irrational than his father or grandfather was. he is also very young, said to be under significant pressure internally to show his strength to the elite inside north korea, so a face-to-face meeting with donald trump will have to deal with all of that with the young kim jong-un. >> brian todd reporting, thanks very much. let's get back to the panel, joining us elise laugh et. how big a shift would this be, a u.s. president meeting and talking with kim jong-un. what do you think? do you see this happening? >> i can't see it happening, wolf, as brian said no u.s. leader has ever met with the north korean leader, although former presidents jimmy carter and bill clinton did go to get u.s. detainees in north korean capti

officials say the north shows no sign of abandoning its missile programs. >> north korea has been trying to launch ballistic and other missiles since kim jong un issued an order to do so in march. >> three launches in april prompted countries in the region to take precautions but all of those missiles exploded shortly after takeoff. they're also believed to have been musudans. south korea's military calls the launches provocative and the officials say they're preparing for more. >>> tuesday's missile is believed to be the latest type of musudan, the land-based version of a russian submarine missile. north korea acquired the technology in the early '90s. north korea first displayed the musudan at a milt parade in 2010 held to commemorate the anniversary of the workers'party. the missile has been estimated range of 2500 to 4,000 kilometers and is considered capable of reaching all parts of japan as well as the u.s. territory of guam. experts think this type of missile is fired from a mobile launcher instead of a stationary facility. that makes it difficult for traditional observers to detect signs of an impending launch. >>> in what may be related. nhk learned

early saturday morning a us official told fox news he was driving in a remote area of western pakistan. when multiple unanned aircraft opted by us special sorts firedi us leaders arale celebrating thb news including homeland security secretary jason son who said he was a constant threat to anythre effort at bringing piece to afghanistan. >> we think its significant i because he was actively trying to under mind efforts at reconciliation, he was targeting afghan facilities and us interest. so if he was in fact killed thil would >> the death is a significant below to the taliban us lawmakers tell status by thoughu means is enough to allow the us to disengage. the taliban has been losing a growing number of recruits and fighters to other terroristsrori groups such as isis over the last if you years. it continues to be a very lethay threat. us military official tells us the tool bon now has more thanow 30 thousand fighters in afghanistan alone and that the group is now working with alh al qaeda on a much more regular basis. just under 10 thousand us troops remain and afghanistan as wellel as the. and that n

un. the bbc says that rupert winfield hayes and two other employees were held and questioned by officialswas released but only after signing a statement. the bbc is now trying to get all three journalists out of the country. earlier cnn's will ripley spoke to us from pyongyang about why the reporter was being expelled. take a listen. >> reporter: here to cover the workers' party congress spiskly but he was invited in with a group of nobel laureates who came here to have discussions with north korean officials and they made very stops touring around the country last week and over the weekend. they say that his reporting was disrespectful of the supreme leader kim jong-un. they also say he violated local customs and acted in an aggressive manner during different times during his trip. this is the accusation from north korea. so as he was -- i actually saw rupert yesterday at the hotel as we were shooting a report. he said that he had been spoken to very harshly earlier by the north korean authorities about his reporting. he hadn't been reporting for the past few days. we believe he was at t

lawsuit claims san francisco's former sheriff and immigration officials allowed juan francisco lopez-sanchez to go free. lopez- sanchez was an undocumented immigrant. he claims he unintentionally shot stienle. the family says, a series of sanctuary city policy failures. are what led to her stienle's death. the family is also suing immigration and customs enforecement. and the u-s bureau of land management. a beautiful view this friday evening from our sutro camera. a clear view of the bay as well. as the golden gate bridge. today is a significant day when it comes to the bridge. this is the 79th anniversary of its opening. the iconic golden gate will likely get a lot of visitors this holiday weekend. >> reporter: friday the nevada manor give sentiment's following the arrest of two high school students for allegedly murdering one student and wounding another wednesday in the hills of west nevada. thursday afternoon to locations brought to the three suspects in custody by third assess person who authorities hoped would be one of the residence was not an investor made at large. authorities won't confirm if one suspect that in neva

at us, the band music started playing, the leader, kim jong-un and his entourage, came walking on to the stage. highest level party officialsbably cheered three minutes. we started rolling with our cameras as they rattled off the names. and title for kim jong-un, unsurprisingly, a unanimous decision by the workers party. that would be their only option rks to vote to support their leader. those who might have opposed his appointment, they have probably been purged over the last few years, as we've reported about a lot of high-party level officials, including the execution of the leader's uncle. pam? >> will ripley, thank you for that rare look inside pyongyang. we do appreciate it. >>> drug kingpin el chapo is moved to a new prison. what is behind that decision? up next. flonase is the first and only nasal spray approved to relieve both itchy, watery eyes and congestion. no other nasal allergy spray can say that. go ahead, embrace those beautiful moments. flonase changes everything. jump 50 feet over the rapids and i crash land. check out my scar. there's nothing there! you didn't jump the creek! there's a new neosporin ant

officials say the trouble started when a bee keeper attempt topped collect hon any his backyard, un unaware beehive had been taken over by killer beels. listen to neighbors describe the scene. >> the bees were all up in her hair, and she was shaking violently, and she said they're on me, they're on me. >> super aggressive, literally gag after us, and banking on the windows. it was freak i. it was like a horror move. >> i experts say killer bees can take over a hive of home honey bees by killing the hive's queen. i don't know about you all, but i think amateur bee keeper, that should not be a thing. >> no it, shouldn't. >> that's a little creepy. >> terrible. >> i've got so much hair spray, they wouldn't be able to get into my hair, so i'm safe, katie. >> you have like the helmet thing? >> i do. >> they will sting you. they killed dogs. >> well, they won't get caught in my hair shall that's all i am worrying about. >> wishing you a forecast free of bees. it does look as though we're at least going to see some sunshine out there. this is not live view, rather, just background, but looks awful

un. kim is the only one smiling. only one not wearing a pain showing his father and grandfather. of the usual signs policies of retouching the images. one officialoks much better than expected. car bombers have killed 93 people in baghdad. it was back against bloodiest day of the year. the truck exploded near a crowded outdoor market. another exploded near a police station. attack singer the targeted the shia militiamen. most of the victims were civilians. western countries have used to to un's human rights bureau sharply criticized thailand's military government for restricting the vote and legal freedom. the prime minister accused the others of sedition. the justice ministry said limitations imposed since the 2014 action were to maintain public order with most citizens supportive. rishaad: it is the last day of the global finance forum in kuala lumpur. we can join our southeast asia correspondent. what has been topping the agenda there? >> islamic and biking -- a banking 5.0. keeping up with conventional banking. the dollar economy poised to be a force. in about 2020. it will get there if there is no reduction in the megatrends. millennials ho