the united nations security council holds an emergency session a day after north korea launches what u.s. intelligence views as a brand new long-range missile. u.s. warns it is prepared to defend itself and its allies and warns china about trading with kim jong-un. >>> diplomatic dance. president trump gets ready to sit down with russia's president putin, but will he confront putin with russia's election meddling. will he offer what they want to settle the relationship? >>> president trump is in poland after his foreign trip angered european leaders on his first visit. how will he handle the crucial summit meetings there? >>> an ambush. a new york city police officer, a mother of three, shot in the head as she sits in a marked vehicle. they call it an assassination. what's behind the deadly ambush. i'm jim sciutto. you're in "the situation room." >> announcer: this is cnn breaking news. >>> breaking news, the united nations security council holds a security session today after north korea's long-range missile, long enough to reach alaska. north korea says it can carry a nuclear warhe

a soviet resolution had been ejected by the united nations security council.ation due to arrive would be head bid noneless than the soviet premier president johnson made a short happen to greet prime minister. he had made a red carpet visit. he would be for a quiet weekend after camp david. with the informal atmosphere a backdrop for unhurried discussion they covered middle ooe east problems. would there be a meeting between the big two? if president made it clear he would be happy he showed while australia has over the years dominated the court. on the following day at the state department the president offered his formula for lasting peace mt. middle east. >> the middle east is rich in history, rich in its people and resources. it has no need it is one of the prosperous regions. if the nations in the middle east will turn towards the works of peace they can count with confidence upon the friendship and help of all of the people of the united states of america. our country is committed to a peace that is based on five principals. first, the recognized right o

security council resolutions. we urge the north korean side to stop taking actions that violate united nations security council resolutions and create the necessary conditions for the resumption of talks. >> the president made it clear he believes china has been saying one thing and doing another. on twitter, pointing fingers. "trade between china and north korea grew almost 40% in the first quarter. so much for china working with us - but we had to give it a try!" at the united nations security council today, the white house was seeking king of fierce combination of north korea's test of and intercontinental ballistic missile. russia's foreign minister warned against broadening the agenda of the meeting. >> translator: we presume the objectives set by the u.n. security council is that the two koreas and their neighbors consist of the denuclearization of the entire korean peninsula and cannot and should not be used as a smokescreen to try to change the regime. >> north korea will be a prime topic. president trump's first face-to-face meeting with russian president vladimir puti vladimir putin. the president has advocated

it is the latest in a series of nuclear test in defiance of a banned by the united nations security council -- in defiance of a ban by the united nations security council. >> we will be right back after a sticky -- 62nd break. stick around. -- 60-second break. stick around. >> welcome back. you are with "dw news" life in front of berlin. china's president says he is upbeat about a new phase in relations with germany after talks with chancellor angela merkel in berlin. they unveiled the city's newest residents at the zoo, a pair of giant pandas on loan from china as a token of friendship. egypt and its allies say they will continue sanctions against qatar. they are accusing the emirate of rejecting their ultimatum, which expired last night. the foreign ministers of or arab states have cut ties with qatar met in cairo, accusing qatar of sponsoring terrorism and already cut commercial ties. delhi denies that, saying qatar champions freedom, not terrorism, in the middle east. we have no cave-in from qatar. we have no new sanctions from saudi arabia and its allies. where are we? what does this m

russia and china are permanent members of the united nations security council, the united nations security council, the bear a big responsibility in dealing with north korea's elastic missile programmes, and as far as china is concerned, 90% of north korea's trade is with china. what is making it possible for north korea to develop its ballistic and nuclear programme is its massive foreign currency revenue. it is critically important. in that regard china can play a far more important role than it is currently doing. do you think they are serious about stopping north korea or not? china's position on north korea nuclear and missile programme is clear, they would never condone north korea becoming a nuclear power. they have been quite explicit about it. china is in a very good position and is serious about declaring north korea becoming about declaring north korea becoming a nuclear power. but it's obvious that the ballistic missiles that have been launched our delivery systems of such weapons. let us know get more on this from washington. what does talk of a military response mean? it coul

ambassador to the united nations nikki haley speaking to an emergency meeting of the united nations security councilstening to her remarks, nick, i heard the ambassador mention the american visiting north korea as a tourist in genuine 2016 was arrested and sentenced to years of hard labor and later died because of injuries to the head. she mentioned his name a couple of times. how did that event change the approach the u.s. is taking an -- because it certainly seems a part of this narrative? >> obviously, it personalizes the issue. it is a very stark demonstration of what has become of the north korean regime. arrested basically for tearing down a propaganda poster off of the wall in every things i rolled out of control. what really struck me about the speech that is very new and that i had never heard before after covering the yuan for about 15 years, is nikki haley saying listen, if you do trade with north korea, we will not trade with you. that is a clear message to china but also any other country that if the u.s. detects economic business lease -- links with north korea, she is basically throwi

with the last few hours, an emergency session of the united nations security council has taken place the meeting the american ambassador to the un, nikki haley said that north korea's missile test cast a dark shadow of conflict over the world. 0ur correspondent nada tawfik is at the un, and has been telling me about the divisions in the security council over how to deal with pyongyang. what we saw today was the united states really being joined by many of the western nations and japan and calling for tougher pressure on north korea. nikki haley said the window of a diplomatic solution was closing, and the united nations needed to use —— the us needed to use military options to defend themselves and its allies. that was on the table. she went on to say that other measures could include the us stopping trade with those who do business with north korea, and that the us would be looking to a resolution in the coming days to impose new sanctions. 0n the other side, you had russia and china, who, first off, were very critical of the united states talking about the military option. they sai

vonnie: the united nations security council will hold an emergency meeting later today.e on this, kevin cirilli joins us from washington. the latest from the pentagon, a spokesperson says this north korean missile was a version we have not seen. the estimated range was in excess of 5.5 thousand kilometers, almost 3.5 thousand miles. it puts chills in the atmosphere. who will take the baton and run with it? what kind of alliance can we expect from the g-20? >> this is the first major international test for this president as he embarks -- has towardsarsaw -- heads warsaw. this missile clearly designed to send a signal to washington, the u.s., and south korea have any missile test of their own in response. ,e heard from vladimir putin saying he disagrees with the strategy and the u.s. embarking on this regardless. the u.s. is trying to put pressure on trade. president trump said before he boarded air force one to go to the international meetings that , betweenthe trade china and north korea group 40% in the first quarter, so much with china working for us but we had to give

to the oval office to monitor the initial exchange of statements on the floor of the united nations security counciluncil was called into urgent session upon the outbreak of hostilities. it was through this forum that the united states would now concentrate all of its energies to bring about an immediate ceasefire. as the day developed, the major obstacle to agreement on a ceasefire lay in the question of troop withdrawal. under the leadership of the security council president hans tabor, a draft resolution agreeable to competing interests would be drawn up on the following day. as in the agreement to contain and limit the conflict, the key to the unconditional ceasefire lay in the joint and parallel action of the united states and the soviet union. the news flashes clarified the situation. it soon became apparent that the middle east power patterns of a decade were being changed in a matter of hours. military analysts called it a lightning war. although the fighting would continue for six days, the verdict of the battlefield had been rendered during the opening round. the road to a permanent piece

during our meeting, i congratulated president duda on the recent polish election to the united nations security council and we discussed our mutual commitment to safeguard the heart of our alliance, freedom, sovereignty, and the rule of law. poland joins the security council at a very critical time. it's a critical time frankly for the world because you see what's going on. not only must we secure our nation from the threat of terrorism but we must also confront the threat from north korea and that's what it is, it's a threat. and we will confront it very strongly. call on alla and i nations to confront this global threat and publicly demonstrate to north korea that there are consequences for their very, very bad behavior. we also discussed the ongoing humanitarian catastrophe in syria and the need to defeat isis and other terrorist groups where they controlled territory and populations. andave fought very hard very powerfully against isis since i have been president. and we have made tremendous gains, far greater than has ever been made with respect to that group. it requires a political solution that

the united states has requested an emergency meeting of the united nations security council to discussle launch. meanwhile, china and russia have called for a freeze on north korea's nuclear weapons programme. here's our diplomatic correspondent james landale. this is the moment that north korea says it came a major power, the launch of a missile which it says can deliver a weapon as far away as the united states. the news was announced on state television with barely constrained joy- the presenter showing the handwritten order given by the country's leader, kim jong—un. he personally supervised the launch of a missile which he believes will secure him in power, protect his people and dismay his opponents to the south. translation: if north korea ignores our military‘s warning and continues provocations, we clearly warn that kim jong—un‘s regime will face destruction. this is the missile that could carry the regime's nuclear weapon. it was launched from an airfield here in the west of the country. it was sent up at a very deep angle and it rose, it is claimed, to about 1700 miles, thou

leadership, a show of force and retaliation, backed up tonight by hard words from the united nations security councilis a dark day, a dark day because yesterday's actions by north korea made the world more dangerous. their illegal missile launch was not just dangerous but reckless. it showed north korea does not want to be part of a peaceful world. with this launch of an intercontinental ballistic missile, it shows it wants to threaten a number of states and, indirectly, the whole world. this is the cause of their concern. yesterday's launch what the us now admits was in north korea's first intercontinental ballistic missile, which experts claim could carry a nuclear weapon as far as alaska. today, north korea claimed the test had shown its warheads could withstand the heat of re—entry into the atmosphere, a crucial step forward of proof. no wonder the country's leader kimjong un looked so pleased. no wonder he was quoted as saying "the yankees must be quite unhappy with the gift we send them on their independence day." the problem is that so far the international response has been divided. president

united nations. so what are the security council members looking to accomplish today, rick? >> reporter: no new sanctions expected at the session, just getting underway, but i'm told ambassador haley is trying to lay the groundwork for more resolutions in the future, and wanted the session on the record to put more pressure on the north korean allies, china and russia, to make it more difficult for them to defend kim jong-un's actions as he continues to thumb his nose at the international community. north korea among the most sanctioned nations in world, but that's done little to slow them down so far. ultimately it come down to, as you mentioned, what russia and china are willing to do. if china stops exporting oil to its neighbor, kim jong-un might finally succumb to the pressure. others say that kim jong-un has said he'd be willing to change everything if the u.s. were willing to suspend military operations in that region. not clear if the u.s. would ever believe that. john? >> john: what are the officials there telling you so far, rick? rick: the chinese ambassador, the

here's john scott in for shep. >> john: the united nations security council meeting about north koreaong-un fired a intercontinental ballistic missile. washington looking for strong reaction, but will the u.n. get anything done? we could find out in moments. plus, everything we've learned about north korea's weapon from its 1700-mile trip into space to the warheads it potentially could bring to american soil. meantime president trump set to land in poland this afternoon for a meeting with other world leaders. better believe north korea is on the agenda. that's all ahead in this hour.

he has called her again crisis meeting, a meeting of the united nations security council after northhe first time. he has upped his response, which up until now had been confined to tweeting, of course, the new tool in the diplomatic armoury. and it is expected that that meeting could go ahead tomorrow. thank goodness he is going through the un. and notjust through twitter. a president of the us on the 4th ofjuly. again, from north korea, two fingers up. more than two fingers, though, this is a serious bit of kit. it could hit alaska if they sent it out... donald trump did say... when was it, january or february, that he would never allow this to happen. that went well. it is the chinese that good start that ever happening. north korea as a client state of china. it is up to china to do something and

a continues to some its nose at the united nations security council. testing resolution of ballistic missiles. that the five of the security council take all possible steps to send a message to north korea that it must hold its illegal behavior and focus on improving the welfare of its impoverished and long-suffering people. the trump administration is irving china to play a more construct of role in the pursuit of an enduring peace on the korean peninsula. the international landscape is uncertain. there are evident shifts in power between states, and the scale in terms of technical technological advances is disturbing how be living communicate. the government is working on a policy. the white paper will provide a framework to guide the decisions of policymakers in charging a course through what we expect will be a more competitive international environment over the next decade. in that context, u.s. leadership is as important now as it has been at any time since the end of the second world war. there is no doubt in my mind, australia'sn national inter

the you in security council -- united nations security council is having a meeting this afternoon. cbs news, the white house. >> the pentagon has prepared options which involve military shows of force such as long- range nuclear bomber strikes over the korean peninsula. and test firings of u.s. missiles based in south korea. one officials said the options do not include strikes against north korea although he would not rule out the possibility of covert cyber attacks. >>> of the united nations ambassador nikki haley is taking a here is what she tweeted "." >> she apparently had a series of meetings regarding the intercontinental ballistic missile launch with a range that could possibly hit alaska. many online did not appreciate her sarcasm and they let her know it. >> somebody said "what job did you think you are signing up for exactly?." >> this is your job 24/7 until you are out, set another. you need a vacation, quit. we need public servants. serve or leave. join the conversation on our wusa9 facebook page. >>> the day after the fourth of july. some of you wondering, will my nic

. >> the united nations security council met for an emergency session today to address the recent missile launch by north korea. the take away from jonathan chang of "the wall street journal," u.s. ambassador to the u.n. nikki haley tells north korea it is not afraid to go to war. next, a meeting of the security council. >> [speaking foreign language] [speaking foreign language] [speaking foreign language] >> thank you, mr. chair, mr. president, members of the security council. according to the official news agency of the democratic people's republic of korea, dprk, and various governmental sources, at approximately 9:00 a.m. local time on 4 july 2017, the dprk launched a ballistic missile which it turns "fire of intercontinental ballistic missile rocket." the missile was launched in the pyongyang airfield. according to the dprk, and covered a distance of 933 kilometers during a 39-minute flight reaching an altitude of 2,802 kilometers before impacting into the sea. according to these parameters, the missile would have a range of roughly 6700 kilometers. it launched on a more difficult tr

where our government is committed to the united nations security council resolion 1701, as well as allesolutions. we also discussed the pressures lebanon is facing as a result of 1.5 million syrian displaced in our country. i outline to the president, to president trump, mgovernment's vision for dealing with this crisis, with the support of the international community. we also discussed economic prospects in lebanon and our government's fort to jump-start inclusive economic growth with a particular emphasis on job creation. i thanked president trump and the united states of america for their support to the lebanese people, striving to keep their country a model of moderation, dialogue, co-existence and democratic governance in our region. thank you. >> thank you very much. margaret, talev, please? >> thank you. >> hello, margaret. >> hello, mr. president. prime minister, i will have you -- i'll have a question for you, also, in just a second if you'll bear with me. you spoke earlier today to "the wall street journal" we've seen those comments, i think everybody here probably is hong th

peace and stability along our southern border, where our government is committed to the united nations security council resolution 1701, as well as all resolutions. we also discussed the pressures lebanon is facing as a result of 1.5 million syrians displaced in our country. i outlined to president trump my government's vision for dealing with this crisis with the support of the international community. we also discussed economic prospects in lebanon and our government's effort to jumpstart inclusive economic growth with a particular emphasis on job creation. i thank president trump and the united states of america for their support to the lebanese people, striving to keep their country a model of moderation, dialogue, coexistence, and democratic governance in our region. thank you. pres. trump: thank you very much. margaret talev, please. question: thank you. pres. trump: hello, margaret. question: hi. hi, mr. president. mr. prime minister, i'll have a question for you also in just a second, if you'll bear with me. mr. president, spoke earlier today with the wall street journal -- we've all seen those

push china to make sure the on northsanctions korea are fully implemented because the united nations security councilas already imposed six or seven rounds of sanctions on north korea, but problem has always been implementation. open door meeting, they were hoping to show a strong message of condemnation and unity, but also to find common ground on how to move forward with this issue which is becoming increasingly worrying to the international community because it seems north korea has a new type of long-range missile now. so we can expect a presidential statement to come out of this, one that expresses condemnation. but if you read between the lines, some level of disagreement because the u.s. strategy, which is unclear still, is not the same as that being presented by china or russia. the russians and the chinese have come up with their own initiative. is that likely to gain any support tonight? guest: certainly we can expect to hear about it. the chinese once again talking about this frees initiatives they have in pushing for. they want the united states and south korea to suspend military coopera

led effort to broker a united nations security council steam at condemning north korea's latest missile test has broken down. the u.s., france, and the u.k. were unable to overcome objections from russia and china. it is a setback for the trump administration's top foreign-policy priorities. --the middle east, the tory the qatari government refusal demonstrates the emirates has linked to terrorist roots, according to a state owned saudi press agency. the four countries expressed their deep surprise that qatar rejected the demands and pledged new measures against the door off -- the gulf nation. thousands of people protesting against the g-20 summit of global leaders arrive. pledged massve resistance. one of the most closely watched events will be a meeting between donald trump and vladimir putin. the bank of japan has asserted controlled over the nations bond yields. the central bank offered to buy 10 having your notes. the yen among to a loss. -- flung to a loss. to a loss. global news 24 hours a day, powered by more than 2600 journalists and analysts in more than 120 countries. guy: l

it continues to thumb its nose at the united nations security council that has passed numerous resolutions banning the development and testing of ballistic missiles and nuclear weapons. it is vital that all u.n. member states and particularly the permanent five of the security council take all possible steps to send a message to north korea that it must halt its illegal behavior and focus on improving the welfare of its impoverished and long-suffering people. the trump administration is urging china to play a more constructive role in the pursuit of an enduring peace on the korean peninsula. the international landscape is uncertain, there are evident shifts in power between states and the scale and pace of technological advances is disrupting how we live, work and communicate. the government is working on a foreign policy white paper to be released later this year. this white paper will provide a framework to guide the decisions of policy makers in charting a course through what we expect will be a more competitive and contested international environment over the next decade. in that conte

relations were the united states and france are among five permanent members of the united nations security council. >>> here is a live look at capitol hill inside even before senate gop leaders unveil the draft of the latest plan to repeal and replace obamacare. there are protesters camped outside denouncing the bill. mitch mcconnell insists upper chamber will vote on the legislation next week. he still has a lot of work to do to win over the votes of reluctant republicans who oppose the current draft. >> ♪ summer time in northern michigan. >> kid rock may not just be celebrating summer in michigan. he might soon be representing his home state as a u.s. senator. he tweets that his new website is not a joke and he promises major announcement in the near future. he camped >>> six members of afghanistan's all girls robotics team are coming to the united states to compete. apparently the third time is the charm. the all girls team applied twice before to compete in an international robotics competition in washington. they will receive parole status allowing them in after being told president trump per

led effort to broker united nations security council statement condemning north korea's latest missile test has broken down. according to two officials, the u.s., france, and the u.k. were unable to overcome objections from russia and china. in the middle east, the qatari government to refusal demonstrates the emirates have links to terrorist groups, according to saudi dress agencies from the alliance. the four countries, saudi arabia, united arab emirates, bahrain, and egypt were surprised that they rejected the demands. in germany, hamburg police ordered a water cannon to break up protests against the g-20 summit as world leaders arrived for today's gathering, organized by angela merkel. closely watched events will be a meeting between donald trump and a vladimir putin. has exertedjapan control over the nation's bond yield, sending arlington costs lower with the first fixed rates since the global debt fell off. buycentral bank offered to benchmark 10 year notes at 4.1%. it dropped after having doubled in the past week. global news 24 hours a day, powered by more than 2600 journalists

north korea can continue to be deterred through sanctions, either from the united nations security council ones we do on our own and others do on our way, shape, or form to constrain north korea's ability to make steady advances in his progress. there is no question china could be doing much more on this. a lot of north korean agents and businessmen operate undercover in china. informationg that to the chinese because we understand that phenomenon much better. the north koreans have survived for very long time, and people, mainly americans, predicted they would be out of is this real soon. every day when i wake up and turn on my laptop, they are still there, and that is something we need to ask ourselves about. grim,s it that makes his unbelievably repressive regime able to endure and power and control its own people? here again, i want to emphasize, north korea is not an economically powerful nation. it puts an enormous amount of efforts and assets into its weapons programs. tore are cumulative costs that. i don't want to say at some point the system breaks, but this is a choice they have

." >> yesterday the united nations security council held an emergency session to discuss the latest developments in north korea after that country launched a intercontinental ballistic missile capable of hitting the united states. here is look at that meeting. [speaking chinese] >> translator: public meeting of the council for the month of july. i should like to take this opportunity to pay tribute on behalf of the council to his excellency, ambassador, permanent representative national state of bolivia. for his service as president of the council for the month of june. i'm sure you i speak for all members on the council in expressing deep appreciation to ambassador and his delegation for the great diplomatic skill which they conducted the council's business last month. the provisional agenda for this meeting is non-proliferation. democratic peoples republic of korea. the agenda is adopted. in accordance with rule 37 of the counsel's provisions of rules of procedure, i invite the representative of the republic of korea to participate in this meeting and it is so decided. in accordance with rule

the united nations security council will be holding an emergency meeting today.t called for by nikki haley. as the u.s. continues to warn that military action is still on the table. we will be live from the united nations in moments. >> shannon: president trump will meet president putin face to face for the first time this week. what's at stake at that meeting? choicehotels.com. badda book. badda boom. that's it? he means book direct at choicehotels.com for the lowest price on our rooms guaranteed. plus earn free nights and instant rewards at check-in. yeah. like i said. book now at choicehotels.com trust #1 doctor recommended dulcolax. use dulcolax tablets for gentle dependable relief. suppositories for relief in minutes. and dulcoease for comfortable relief of hard stools. dulcolax. designed for dependable relief. sbg north korea raises the stakes launching for first time ever a missile they say can reach american soil. welcome to a brand new hour of "america's news room." >> eric: hello again, shannon. >> shannon: i almost said it was monday. >> eric: almost f

as well as a clear violation of the united nations security council resolutions.>>> reporter: earlier this week, the house passed sanctions against the regime in light of the growing threat. how speaker paul ryan issued a statement after the missile test saying, north korea is a global minutes. in pursuit of nuclear capable intercontinental ballistic missiles, it poses clear and immediate danger to our national security. this comes on the heels of the army top officer, general mark millie discussing the danger the u. s. faces with north korea. >> we are at a point in time, where choices will have to be made. one way or the other. none of these choices are particularly great.>>> reporter: friday's test, is as united states is great to pass is anti-ballistic missile system in south korea for the second time this month. the system is aimed at shooting down short and medium range ballistic missiles. not long-range missiles. and london, greg thompson, ktvu fox 2 news.>>> ktvu news at 6:30 pm starts soon.>>> in a moment, what police department are now adding to suvs to protect officers conc

. >> the united nation's security council is set to hold a meeting on how to respond to this. look at this map. it shows north korea and alaska. north korea's latest missile launch was an itbm, as it's known, capable of reaching the united states and more specifically, alaska. here is another look at that video we got in. u.s. secretary of state, rex tillerson is calling the launch a new escalation of a threat to the united states. we are continuing to monitor updates on the situation. >> adam, thank you. >>> north korea's latest missile test comes as president trump leaves for a second trip overseas. it is going to be a major talking point. he is going to make a stop in poland before heading to that will include a meeting between president trump and vladimir putin. it's the first face-to-face encounter for them. will president trump raise the issue of meddling in the 2016 election. here is a preview of what they could talk about. >>> a horrific scene in maryland. police are investigating this fatal accident. it happened near the bp gas station on route 175. the medical examin

. >> the united nation's security council is set to hold a meeting on how to respond to this.ows north korea and alaska. north korea's latest missile launch was an itbm, as it's known, capable of reaching the united states and more specifically, alaska. here is another look at that video we got in. u.s. secretary of state, rex tillerson is calling the launch a new escalation of a threat to the united states. we are continuing to monitor updates on the situation. >> adam, thank you. >>> north korea's latest missile test comes as president trump leaves for a second trip overseas. it is going to be a major talking point. he is going to make a stop in poland before heading to

emergency meeting of the united nations' security council. >>> rather fitting the group called the sons. american revolution chose independence day to honor a pair of u.s. capitol police officers. bailey and griener put their lives on the line when a gunman opened fire on a congressional baseball practice in alexandria last month. today they received medals for bravery and valor. we heard from officer bailey for the first time since the shooting. he kept it simple. >> i'm going -- i'm greatly honored to be here, thank you for the award. and thank you. [ laughter ] appreciate it. >> bailey was hit by bullets fragments during the shooting. his partner, griener was shot in the ankle. she's still recovering. another officer accepted her award for her. >>> it's your lucky day! you're on facebook for amazing things happen around the clock and lo and behold, all you have to do is share a post and wamo, you'll be showered with fabulous prizes! have you ever been showered because of something you did on facebook? >> i didn't think so. >> sweepstakes and giveaways, here's one that had verified wr

. >> the united nations security council held an emergency meeting to discuss north korea's successful launch of an intercontinental ballistic missile with the il reach alaska. >> this action is yet another brazen violation of the relevance security council resolutions and constitutes a dangerous escalation of the situation. >> reporter: china and russia brought new sanctions -- blocked new sanctions against north korea. [ speaking foreign language ] >> all must acknowledge that sanctions will not resolve the issue. >> reporter: and they called on the u.s. to withdraw a missile defense system deployed to south korea. but the trump administration and south korea fired missiles wednesday, warning the north they will not be passive as it develops a nuclear weapon. >> the united states is prepared to use the full range of our capabilities to defend ourselves and our allies. >> one of the capements, lives -- capabilities lies with our considerable military forces, we will use them if we must. >> reporter: president trump is in europe for meetings with world leaders. and a g-20 summit focuse

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this is one of the worst flare ups of violence that has happened in in years and the united nations security council is meeting on monday to try and deal with the situation so here you can see these soldiers are making their way back towards us it might just have been an attempt to try and push youngsters if we're provoking them further up the street who further away but there is a very very heavy security presence here outside jerusalem tonight and if we just watch three soldiers they are not taking any kind of nonsense so a very firm hand a very heavy hand by israel as a way of saying well we are going to deal with this situation and we're going to bring it under control policy on t.v. to resume. the clashes and to. most of them have been unfolding over the past several days here's a look back at some of the unrest. the third. of the that was. was. worth and you can see here some of the new security precautions stalled by israel and number of people have lost their lives in the turmoil saturday night two palestinian teenagers were killed and the violence three others were killed in clashes the nig

our position this all follows north korea's latest big missile launch a wednesday the united nations security council held an emergency. meeting about it where the u.s. threaten force against pyongyang. north korea's destabilizing escalation is a threat to all nations in the region and beyond their actions are quickly closing off the possibility of a diplomatic solution the united states is prepared to use the full range of our capabilities to defend ourselves and our allies one of our capabilities lies with our considerable military forces we will use them if we must but we prefer not to have to go in that direction the us is sending the same message that they have been sending for seventy years and that is to threaten again and again and again the people of the democratic people's republic of korea and the reality of us endless endless threats on the people of korea has ratcheted up now the sanctions a new round of sanctions a new round of threatening other countries that have any trade or economic relations with the d.p. r. k. at every step it is to make a provocation new in the pentagon's increas

this is one of the worst flare ups of violence that has happened in in years and the united nations security council is meeting on monday to try and deal with the situation so here you can see these soldiers are making their way back towards us it might just have been an attempt to try and push youngsters that were provoking them further up the street who further away but there is a very very heavy security presence here outside jerusalem tonight and if we just watch three soldiers they are not taking any kind of nonsense so a very firm hand a very heavy hand by israel as a way of saying well we are going to deal with this situation and we're going to bring it under control policy antti to resume. the clashes in jerusalem. unfolding over the past several days here's a look back at some of the unrest. i i i i. i i i i i i i. i was and i think i. was probably thinking it was. you can see here some of the new security precautions installed by israel a number of people have lost their lives amid the turmoil on saturday night two palestinian teenagers were killed in violence three others were killed in c

team america we begin this hour with the growing tensions in the korean peninsula the united nations security council is holding an emergency session over north korea's latest missile launch the emergency meeting comes at the request of japan the united states and south korea u.s. representative to the u.n. and nikki haley called the escalation alarming the united states is prepared to use the full range of our capabilities to defend ourselves and our allies. one of our capabilities lies with our considerable military forces we will use them if we must in the coming days we will bring before the security council resolution that raises the international response in a way that is proportional to north korea's new escalation i will not detail the resolution here today but the options are all known to us if we are unified the international community can cut off the major sources of hard currency to the north korean regime we can restrict the flow of oil through their military and their weapons program we can increase air and maritime restrictions we can hold senior regime officials accountable this morni

. >> reporter: the united nations security council held an emergency meeting to discuss north korea's successful launch of an intercontinental ballistic missile that has the ability to reach alaska. >> these actions is yet another brazen violation of the relevant security council resolutions and constitute a dangerous escalation of the situation. >> reporter: china and russia blocked new sanctions against north korea. >> all must acknowledge that sanctions will not resolve the issue. >> reporter: and they called on the u.s. to withdraw a missile defense system deployed to south korea. but the trump administration and south korea fired missiles wednesday, warning the north they will not be passive as it develops a nuclear weapon. >> the united states is prepared to use the full range of our capabilities to defend ourselves and our allies. one of our capabilities lies with our considerable military forces. we will use them if we must. >> reporter: president trump is in europe for meetings with world leaders and a g20 summit focused on the global economy. now the growing threat of north