but in short how has united responded to this lawsuit? >> well, they have -- >> you've not been punished or treated badly? >> no, they've treated us fairly, in my opinion. however, what we would like as a united we stand for diverse stit sity in the coalition is a sit-down with the ceo and senior management and say, look, this is what we're asking for. just like, you know, we talked about the rooney rule, we just want like james brown said, i don't want nobody to give me nothing, just open up the door, i'll get it myself. >> to each his own. >> yeah. and i'll show what you we're worth. >> and you can't seem to get that? >> no. >> you can't get that meeting? >> can't get that meeting. >> we just want to the help the airline. we want to help the airline grow. there's so much diversity out there. and that's all -- that's all we're trying to do. >> what is it that the public can do to aid and abet you in this effort? and i ask that because it was the public that put united in check when they saw that video. >> right. >> and i suspect when peo

when i asked why it was rerouted and if it had been denied entry into russian air space, united responded, we are working with air traffic control to learn more. the diversion happened just as secretary of state rex tillerson was in moscow for diplomatic meetings, just days after a chemical weapons attack in syria. the state department responded to my questions with this. weerer you to the department of transportation. that agency overcease the faa, which sent me this e-mail. a u.s. flight was routed around russian air space on tuesday. these kinds of reroutes are routine and most often occur when there are issues with the paperwork filed to obtain paperwork. when i ask for the actual reason of the reroute, the faa said, "i'm sorry, but that's all we are seeing. you can ask united to explain their captain's announcement." >> we are still waiting to hear from united specifically if the flight was denied entry through russian air space and why. we also reached out to flight aware and the international civil aviation organization. neither was said they knew why that flight was diverted. a se

. >> units responding to delnor. a handgun, glock 21 handgun. block 21. >> reporter: the gunman took several hostages at gunpoint but was finally cornered with only one hostage. police saying the s.w.a.t. teams confronted the suspect in the hospital. the suspect shot dead and the hostage he was holding released unharmed. tom. >> ron, thanks so much. we move on to the fallout after the firing of james comey. comey emerging from his home in virginia four days after seen on tv that the president had let him go. at the same time candidates who replace him lining up for interviews at the justice department tonight. gloria riviera staking them out. >> reporter: president trump sending his search for a new fbi director into overdrive. >> outstanding people that are very well known. highest level. so we could make the best decision. >> reporter: suggesting it could be decided by next week. >> even then it's possible. >> reporter: comey spotted leaving his home. sources telling abc news he is furious at how the firing has been handled. this as candidates

the fire and rescue unit responded and spotted a fuel leak on the aircraft.mergency crews applied foam to contain the spill. no injuries were reported. >>> bart is trying to keep passengers out of the dart installing new emergency light systems. they first discovered an issue during the massive power outage in san francisco last month. the montgomery station lights never came on. then again a week later a pole knocked out power to the richmond station. they are adding new batteries to fix the problem. >> something is not right. even though we have these checks and this maintenance that we're doing, it either wasn't getting done or the documentation wasn't correct. something wasn't being handled correctly. so we have taken care of that situation and we want the public to know that. >> bart says that 14 stations need the battery upgrades. so far six have been fixed. >>> san francisco police are trying to find suspects behind a beating and stabbing in dolores park that left a young man in the hospital. witnesses tell police a group of six people ran after the vi

montrose park way over east jefferson street, that is where we had to crash with fire and rescue units respondingscene at that location. , below speed loop into silver spring. i will be back in the next 10 minutes wit but when will this fog lift, veronica? veronica: 9 a.m. to 10 a.m., that's what the latest guidance is showing. sooner than yesterday. a little quicker, meaning sunshine for us and the possibility of some thunderstorms with a cold front marching in, julie. look for those storms after 8:00. that said, there could be a few rain showers occurring before that. for thursday, less humidity. really goingou are to notice between today and tomorrow, you will need the umbrella heading out today. with some moderate rain it could lead to some ponding in spots. future whether doing right into noon today, with calvert county getting some of the showers first. storms, not widespread. four: 30 today, towards stafford, storms approaching into prince george's county and eventually charles county, with everything clearing out. for today, 83, again, umbrella out the door but better weather around the c

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extinguishers getting more from pg&e we knock it down keeps coming back we may want to get the co2 unit respondinging. >> supervisor peskin told us that he still can't believe how long it took for pg&e to get a supervisor to the scene. >> quite frankly it's shades of sand bruno. i think san francisco was very luckia oy that the fire didn't go out of control. >> the national transportation safety board sand bruno probe was highly critical of pg&e response to the september 2010 gas pipeline explosion. not only did they fail to report the fire. there was a 40 minute tla in shutting off the gas. >> the fact that in the wake of sand bruno pg&e still doesn't have basic safety protocols in place demands investigation. >> pg&e told us they had the first responder crews at the scene at 9:25 before the company alerted san francisco authorities. but they did not answer questions related to the handling of the incident. the utility has brought in an outside engineering firm to review what happened. jaxon van derbeken. >> if you have a tip regarding this story or any other story or for jaxon give us a equal 1-

when i asked why it was rerouted, and if it had been denied entry to russian airspace, united responded with air traffic control to learn more. the diversion happened just as secretary of state rex tillerson was in moscow for diplomatic meetings which was days after chemical weapons attack in syria. the state department responded to my question with this, we refer you to the department of transportation, that agency oversees the faa was sent me this email, a u. s. flight was routed around the russian airspace tuesday. because of reroutes are routine and most often occur when there are issues with the paperwork that is filed to obtain clearance to access the airspace. when i asked for the actual reason for the reroute, faa eight said quote, sorry, that's all we are saying you can ask united to explain their captains announcement. >> we are waiting to hear from united airlines specifically to find out if that flight was denied entry through russian airspace. >>> a family in new jersey says a jetblue kept them off of a plane after flight attendants got into an argument after a birthday cak

very quickly, additional units responded, created a perimeter encompassing several square miles all the way out to 301 cognizant of the concerns of this hospital, kog acognizant o residents still in their homes. the fire department was hampered in their initial efforts and i'll let steve talk about that, because we didn't have eyes on the suspect immediately. they did their best to mitigate the fire and then pulled back. our ems teams went in there and extinguished the fire. along the track we had k-9 assistance and we found mr. garth n gardener hiding in the wood line. he's unharmed. he has an extensive criminal record. at the end of this process, we have lifted the shelter in place order. we knew we had a tight perimeter but we weren't entirely sure where the suspect was. we have recovered the weapon. at this point, i'll turn it over to the chief of the fire department to speak about their efforts. >> thank you so much. as the chief said, when the fire department arrived, we found fire from the rear of the home. we were given information that we had a suspect in the wood line. well th

contacted the hotel security at the trump hotel, who located the vehi the mpd's explosive ordnance unit responded to the scene and found no hazardous materials. an ar-15 assault rifle and .40 caliber handgun were recovered from the vehicle. after further investigation, officers discovered the individual from the tip who had checked himself into the trump hotel at approximately 0100 hours or 1:00 a.m. in the morning. and as the mayor mentioned, 43-year-old brian mulls of edenboro, pennsylvania was located in the hotel and arrested and charged with carrying a pistol without a license and possession of unregistered ammunition. i would like to thank the secret service, special operations division, and the officers of the first district for bringing this potentially tragic situation to a peaceful end. more importantly, tipster who came forward in the state of pennsylvania and notified authorities. we say it all the time, the best way to prevent a disaster, when you see something, to say something. and i think this illustrates how see something, say something actually works. i'll ask mike ball from the

the united states responded by launching missiles at the syrian airbase from which that murderous attack originated. responsible nations must work together to end the humanitarian crisis in syria, eradicate isis, and restore stability to the region as quickly as possible. longestian's regime's suffering victims are its own people. the people of iran have endorsed hardship -- have endured hardship and despair. isil the iranian regime willing to be a partner for peace, all nations and countries must work together to isolate iran and deny it. funding for terrorism will not do. for the day that the iranian government has the just leadership they deserve. king salman, i thank you for the creation of this great moment in massive and for your investments in america, it's industries, and its jobs. i also thank you for investing in the future of this part of regionld, the fertile has all the ingredients for extraordinary success. a rich history and culture, a young and vibrant people, a ,hriving spirit of enterprise can only unlock this future if the people of the middle east are free from terror

. >> units responding to delnor, it's going to be a handgun, a glock 21. >> reporter: officials say hetaking two nurses hostages. one getting away. abc news speaking to a woman trapped inside who was visiting her father, a patient, when it happened. a nurse suddenly ordering them to stay in his room. >> she said there's an armed intruder in the hospital and you have to stay behind locked doors. >> reporter: the tense standoff which began on the third floor, spilling into the emergency room downstairs where the gunman, holed up with his hostage, as heavily armed s.w.a.t. teams surrounded the building. these photo taken from inside the hospital, showing officers armed with rifles crouched behind a wall, taking aim. another, standing guard. >> standing by for additional units. >> reporter: negotiators trying to talk to him by phone. eventually hitting a wall. talks breaking down. the s.w.a.t. team rushing in. an officer shooting salters. the hostage, that nurse, finally freed. this morning, authorities are looking into whether or not he was handcuffed at the time this all went down. no qu

when i asked why it was rerouted and if it had been denied entry into the russian airspace, united airlines responds, "we are working with the air traffic control to learn more.">> reporter: this after the diplomatic meetings and days after the chemical weapons attack in syria. " we refer you to the department of transportation that oversees the faa." they sent this email, "a reroute is routine and most often occur when there are issues with the paperwork filed to obtain clearance to access the airspace. " when i asked for the actual reason for the reroute, "sorry, that's all we are saying. asked united to explain the captain's announcement.">> we are still waiting to hear from united airlines, specifically to see if the flight was denied entry into the russian airspace . >> interesting. >>> it is 4:27 am. >>> there are new deals between the driverless cars, the companies teaming up. >>> why so many people are heading to other parts of the country. >>> we can see the traffic is doing pretty well around the bay area, and the san mateo bridge looking good out to the peninsula. >>> the weather looking

we knock it down, it seems to be coming back so we may want to get that 2 unit responding out here. >> reporter: but it took another 30 minutes to get that truck to the scene with its 40 tanks of fire-smothering carbon dioxide. by then the fire had largely burned itself out. >> what we found is frankly quite troubling. >> reporter: supervisor peskin told us that he still can't believe how long it took for peege to get a supervisor to the scene. >> quite frankly it's shades of san bruno. i think san francisco was very lucky that the fire didn't go out of control. >> reporter: the national transportation safety board san bruno probe was highly critical of pg&e's response to the september 2010 gas pipeline explosion. not only did pg&e fail to report the fire, there was a 40-minute delay in shutting off the gas. in the end eight people were killed and 38 homes destroyed. pg&e ended up paying more than $1.6 billion in fines and other penalties for its handling of the incident and other safety violations. peskin fears that not much has changed. >> in the fact that in the wake of san bruno,

and united responded with good ideas. instance, the government requirement for passengers to be compensated was maximum 13, 50. $1,350. and united says they'll go up to $10,000 to get passengers to change seats. there are changes that make goodpist sense. stuart: it will be political theater and give politicians. not being pejorative, but congressmen a chance to vent to the american public and have a go at oscar munoz. >> yes, and i advise students of political science to change their major to theater, and we have a lot of that in the commit. government has a monopoly enforce, and one thing that businesses can't do. and the passenger was dragged off the plane ing the force of govnment. and we shouldn't drag a ceo around using the force of congress. there's a federal nexis. usually states take care of consumers and make sure there's not fraud or unfair practices, but when travel on the airports, in one day you to go to three or four different states. stuart: you don't want new rules, do you? >> i don't know that we need ne

this team has suffered and united and responded.ionship with one or two good buys, and keep them together. i think we're on a good way. despite today's success, questions remain over the future of wenger. whether he stays or goes, he's certainly made his mark. one of the founding members of the rock group, the allman brothers band — gregg allman — has died. he was sixty nine. a statement on his website says he had struggled with many health issues. gregg allman and his older brother duane started the band in the southern american state of georgia in the 1960s. appropriately enough, tim allman reports. gregg allman doing what he did best — long—haird psychedelia mixed with the blues, country and jazz — what came to be known as "southern rock" — as part of the allman brothers band, one of the biggest acts of the 1970s. which made what happened next all the more unusual. his marriage to cher, a romantic and professional relationship that caused a little controversy. she had the big idea to go on stage together. and we got to europe, an

this team has suffered and united and responded.e championship with one or two good buys, and keep them together. i think we're on a good way. despite this success, questions remain offer the future of wenger, whether he stays or goes — he's certainly made his mark. there were several other cup finals in europe on saturday. celtic have won the cup in scotland, giving them a clean sweep of trophies and an undefeated domestic campaign. it took a late goal though to clinch the cup — this injury time winner from the substitute tom rogic against aberdeen. it completes an all conquering season for celtic — both domestic cups and the league title won in their first under the management of brendan rodgers. it has been a dream. you could never have sat down, and any manager, coming at the start the season, and writing down what they would have done. but they said to be players before they went out that this is a game where you want them to write about it afterwards, but you have to make it. you have to make history, doesn't just make it. you

this team has suffered and united and responded.is team will win the championship, with one or two buys and keep them together and i think we are on a goodway. despite today's success questions remain over the future of arsene wenger, whether he stays or goes, he has certainly made his mark. it was also a record—breaking day for celtic, who have won a treble of trophies without losing a domestic match all season. today brendan rodgers's side won the scottish cup after beating aberdeen 2—1. patrick gearey reports. for weeks now celtic have been taking the applause, hailed scotland's champions, a final short ofa scotland's champions, a final short of a treble. aberdeen have been closer to them than any other side. their motto, stand free. just as their midfielder hayezs did in the 99th minute. celtic responded. armstrong the scorer. aberdeen had been ahead less than two minutes. now we had a final, full—blooded stuff. the last team to beat celtic in any competition was barcelona, a cause for aberdeen‘s inspiration rather than fear. th

this team has suffered and united and responded.ood buys, and keep them together. i think we're on a good way. despite today's success, questions remain offer the future of wenger, whether he stays or goes — he's certainly made his mark. celtic have won the cup in scotland— giving them a clean sweep of trophies and an undefeated domestic campaign. it took a late goal though to clinch the cup. this injury—time winner from the substitute, tom rogic, agaisnt aberdeen. putting the seal on an all—conquering season for celtic, their first under the management of brendan rodgers. barcelona ended their season with a trophy, the third successive year they've won the copa del rey after victory over alaves. in france the cup was won by paris st germain as they completed a cup double for the season. while in germany, borussia dortmund finally won the trophy. they've been beaten in the last three finals but a penalty after 65 minutes gave them a 2—1victory over eintracht frankfurt and some consolotaion after defeats dating back to 2014. one of t

united has responded to the consumer pressure. that's the way a marker is supposed to work. this is a classic case where congress wants to grand stand fan pretend to be on the side of every consumer who might have a bad experience. kennedy: they fly a lot. and if there is one fun thing they get to do, it's poke the eyeballsf the airlines ceos. let's talk about the united bunny. she sent a giant bunny and one of the baggage handlers put the bunny in the freezer. >> they finally found one people they hate more than them. the airline industry -- they have so many fights now they are seen by weight class. we have a flight attendant who is back. it's like nothing is going to happen. they make these guys look bad. but that's all they do. congress sat around. who should we bring in and give up our time to. what's so ironic is the airlines have benshoofing money into members of congress for decades and decades and decades. there is no bigger crony capitalist in this entire country than the airlines. they used government regulation to their advantage in every aspect. it's kabuki thea

this team has suffered and united and responded. one or two good buys, and keep them together. i think we're on a good way. despite today's success, questions remain offer the future of wenger — whether he stays or goes, he's certainly made his mark. celtic have won the scottish cup to complete a remarkable treble, adding it to the scottish premiership and league cup, and going undefeated for the entire domestic season. but they left it late to beat aberdeen at hampden park. the game looked to be heading for extra time when tom rogic scored the winner in the second minute of injury time. they might have struggled in europe, but brendan rogers‘ invincibles have dominated the game in scotland in his first season in charge. it has been a dream. you could never have sat down, any manager, coming in at the beginning of the season, and write down what we would have done. letter to the players, just before they out, that this is a game where you want them to write it down later. the second half of the ticket, they were brilliant. —— as i s

over on woodyard road at pineview lane, west of branch avenue, fire and rescue units are responding there. activity coming from capitol heights, a busy ride on the roads with the rails and ,afetrack surge 15 in effect five stations operating every 30 minutes and, remember, the silver line will operate every 12 minutes between really resting east and stadium-armory. we have another update on the right on the east side erie the other thing i can say about this safetrack surge 15 is at least it's not raining. veronica: comfortable today. quite, in fact, compared to tomorrow. tomorrow, the sticky, summer heat will be heading into our area for wednesday and thursday, in fact. this is the pollen count. look at how much it soars on thursday. for the next three days account will stay fairly high. cooler and cloudy conditions outng into our area, nice the door from the lower 60's to the lower 70's. delightful with dry conditions, today will be the last of the really nice days out of the work week with climbing heat and humidity wednesday, high of 93, taking it down to 89 by friday. tracking rain,

experiences when i had to deal with vendors or things to be done when we were putting up the unit they wouldn't respond to my calls but they would immediately respond if my dad made a call or my brother made a call. >> sucharita eashwar understands this problem. as a young woman, she wanted to have a career. when her marriage failed sixteen years ago, she felt stranded. as a single mother, she had to take care of her finances and raise two daughters by herself. >> all that made me realize that it is very very important for girls to be brought up in a way where they are totally independent and they think independently, and they are not influenced by the cultural conditioning which exists in our world that women are seen primarily as homemakers and mothers. >> when she created her own company with a circle of like-minded entrepreneurs, many of her friends were skeptical. for her daughter tara, though, it was a logical step. >> honestly i think the one thing that she continues to keep telling me is, she is like, don't think small, think big. just imagine whatever you want and follow your heart. that is th

>> i think the way united has responded 48 hours after the event has generally been really quite goodnitially but have some back quite strong and i think the ten-point plan they put out was quite good and rational and i think most airlines will end up copying what united has done in relation to that. what they are really trying to do is stem off some reactionary effort by the congress. >> that's a good point because as you know, you just love more regulation. i should note we did invite oscar munoz to come on the show. i have been told he's not doing any interviews today. but you said these changes are good and may be adopted by the entire industry. what is the single most important change that will come from this that united is doing that is needed big picture? >> i think the biggest thing is better training of the crews of the team. as people understand the situations better, not board the plane before you understand everyone who needs to get on the plane so you can deal with the situation better up front. so i think it is more training and systems internally. i also think not overr

we're more of a tactical unit that'll respond, find out what's going on, work out a tactical plan for our entry, and then prior to any kind of entry, we'll talk to them. we'll let them know, hey, this is what you're about to face. >> can i talk to you? joseph? if you don't talk to me, we're going to have to come in and get you, okay? >> after several more minutes of coaxing and warning etima, response team members approach from the upper tier and open fire with nonlethal rounds of pepper spray munitions followed by rubber bullets. >> don't go open that hatch so you guys have him. don't go crossfire. don't go in. >> he's not going down. watch out! he's throwing [bleep]. >> hey, hey. >> don't move! don't move! don't move! don't move! >> put your hands on your head. all right. keep them up. >> after he is restrained, etima will be taken to a holding area for further questioning and a check for injuries. >> what we want to do is come to a peaceful outcome, and this guy here, he's got a history of being violent and combative. it's recorded, documented. the best thing to do is to show force

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they have provided no evidence to back up the claim and united states has not responded.ntaineer stranded on canada's highest peaks or four gase -- watch of days has been rescued. i had of the world's second largest investment bank, has warned that britain's financial center will stall when the country believes the european union. france is introducing laws designed to stop modeling agencies from using unhealthily thin models. they may have to show a medical certificate saying their bmi falls within world health guidelines. by.s. soldier has and killed houston baptist by to in somalia. two others were injured. american forces have been absent from the country since 18 troops battle,led in 1993 at later dramatized in the film "black hawk down. " do we know about the circumstances of the death? >> it was carried out with the somalia national army. it was targeting, according to the pentagon, a compound. it was a night raid, the u.s. brought in somali troops on a helicopter and then the pentagon said the u.s. troops kept back. small arms fire killed one of them, injured two

president trump speaking out on how the united states will that respond to north korea and nuclear program after a failed missile launch by north korea on friday. the president never said military action would be taken but he did say it's always an option. >> later this month the space-x falcon nine rocket will attempt to launch into space. sunday's launch was scrapped less than a minute before the planned liftoff because of concerns over a sense storm. reports indicate the rocket will carry a spy satellite. this is the first time space-x has carried work for the department of defense. >> how about how about a little basketball. wizards and celtics opening up their second round playoff series. wizards starting strong but they were no match for isaiah thomas who had a tooth knocked out and came out with a game high 33 points and nine assists. celtics cruised to a win. game two tuesday night in boston. >> live look prepare yourself for a day of 80-degree temperatures and a night of possible rain. mike thomas will have a first check of you were forecast but first we say good morning. thanks f

units. when women responded, including an undercover cop.dly offered a discount if they would sleep with him. rooms were never an offer since he didn't manage properties. he's no longer behind bars. >>> we could heard -- jurors are set to meet for a third day of deliberations. prosecutors say that the 15- year-old was kidnapped and killed while on her way to school in 2012. forensic evidence connects the suspect to lamar. and the defense says lamar's body has never been found. >>> a judge in a federal court of appeals in virginia will hear the immigration case today. attorneys will defend the executive order. it's the first time that an appeals court will hear -- the ban would block new visas for drizzles of iran, libya, sudan, yemen, and syria. >>> opponents are challenging the bill that bans funding for sanctuary cities. >> demonstrators chanted outside the texas governor's mansion. the law allows police officers to ask if someone is in the u.s. legally. and it threatens law enforcement officers with jail time if they don't cooperate with

united states being a welcoming country that it's always been, i'm sure the president of the united states will respond that we have that tradition but we have to protect the security of the people. this bombing occurred in manchester was a very stark reminder that we have people leaving in our western democracies who hate the freedom and to the spirit of freedom because they want to destroy it through violence. we have to protect the countries about europe and america from that. there are a lot of problems but there are also answers. >> leland: we are sort of watching images from right outside of the office that pope francis and president trump our meeting inside, members of the president's entourage, members of the pope's entourage or lack of a better term, people who work in the vatican, rex tillerson, h.r. mcmaster among others, i wanted to ask you about this quote from pope francis, he was on a trip recently and gave one of his usual press conferences on a plane and he talked about never making a judgment about a person without hearing him out. that was in direct response to a question about meeti

united states? it would never happen today so reagan jumps at the chance, gives a half-hour speech responding to thepresident of the united states attacking him over the panama canal treaty. >> let's shift from him attacking the president to his fight with the republican establishment embodied in george hw bush. >> the party is split and it has been split since the 50s. 52, eisenhower or robert taft. represented the conservative outsiders, nixon, goldwater and rockefeller, nixon, rockefeller but there is a split in the republican party between conservative outsiders and more moderate insiders. this happens in 1980 representing the conservative outsiders than bush representing the moderate insiders and this is the fight over the nomination boiling down to these individuals. >> tell us about it. >> it was a the saw battle because reagan is at his worst when he is not challenged. he was competitive. mike beaver told me his most competitive is so be here for new, reagan needs to be challenged, or he doesn't rise to the occasion. he doesn't take the george bush challenge seriously and he loses the iowa c

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if in my state and most states you're a fire department that also has a first responders unit, you're three times more likely to respond to a drug overdose than you are in the average -- in the average fire department than you are to a fire. and so there is a third area where this bill prioritizes what needs to be done. and the individuals with disability act, title 1 charter schools, all those things have a new focus as this bill passes. the mental health initiatives, rural health care, head start all are benefited by a reprioritization of what happens here, as are veterans' work force issues and job corps issues. mr. president, i think this bill is far from perfect, but it's better than the way we're spending our money today, better than we were spending our money a year and a half ago, and hopefully it won't be quite as good as the way we spend our money starting october 1. so we need to get this work done and get started immediately doing the business of setting priorities, making difficult choices and spending people's money in a way that has a long-term plan to benefit them, the

what she can depend on with the president of the united states mpl the president of the united states is respondingis his case. we have a passive trade deficit with germany, plus they pay far less than they should on nato and mill and military. very bad for u.s. this will change. host of amanpour, cristian am n amanpo amanpour, how do you see this? >> angela merkel gave what people did feel was quite a bold statement at a campaign rally over the weekend after coming away from g7 and nato summits with donald trump where there were highly and well publicized disputes between all the other g7 members and the united states on climate, on trade, on nato's article 5 and on those kinds of things. so this was not unexpected to highlight those kinds of things. i think some of the words angela merkel used have been ignored. she said, you know, after these last few days, i feel we can no longer fully rely on the united states, and she added the uk. at least to some extent there were all these words. she then turned it back towards what she's long wanted to do, say we must as europeans take our destiny more fi

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. >> president trump gives new indications about how on the united states will respond to north koreand their nuclear program. >> we're heading to break right now at 5:08 with a live look across the d.c. region. it is 64 degrees right now. more fox5 news morning when we come back. >> ♪ >> ♪♪ >> ♪ >> welcome back at 5:09. president trump spoke out this weekend on how the u.s. will that respond to north korea and their nuclear program. this comes after a failed missile launch on friday, one of many this month. mr. trump never says military action will be taken but it's always an option. the u.s. has been pressuring china to take control of their neighbor. >> i'd be happy if he does a nuclear test, i will not be happy. and i can tell you also i don't believe that the president of china who is a very respected man will happy, either. >> united states is that currently installing a missile defense system in south korea which is expected to be operational shortly. >> turkish president erdogan says his country may take further action. he says u.s. support for up groups must come to an end. e

. >> responded with the corners unit. they removed the bodies and went to the facility in napa. >> reporter: the investigation of what caused it was under way. faa and ntsb showed up. >> reporter: one says they were employees of the manufacture. >> we time -- we try to do this as quickly as possible. >> for the national transportation safety board the series of questions must be answered. first, was it something about the pilot that caused the crash? did something break in the airplane? was there something wrong with the fuel? was it something about the waves and the water works something about the weather in general next all those questions have to be answered before they can come up with the most probable cause. and hope it never happens again. >> we are making arrangements to get the reference -- wreckage recovered so we can continue the investigation. am not sure when that will occur. i'm hopeful it will occur sometime tomorrow. >> reporter: this is the second crash of an icon a5. the other was a hard water landing in

so finally and very briefly how should the united states respond? as i stated at the outset, i think the time has come for a fundamental reexamination of our strategy towards china and toward the asia-pacific and entire euro asian-pacific policies. and weight the possible benefit costs and risks. a useful model will be the sol airium project, a review of approaches to deal with the soviet union that was undertaken in 1953 during the recall months of the ice en -- eisenhower administration. obviously congress can't do such an assessment itself but it might wish to consider mandating such review as it did in requiring a general statement of national security strategy in 1986 and the quadrennial defense review in 1997. i'm afraid my clock isn't work being so i'm sure that i've already gone over time. i can't claim to have conducted such an exercise myself but i'd like to close with just a few thoughts about some of the issues that it might address and perhaps some of the conclusions to which it might lean. first and most basic is what is it that we are