south korea. president obama's statement that you mentioned, talking about as commander in chief i have a responsibility to safeguard the american people and ensure the u.s. is countering against the north korean threat. the u.s. has deployed the thad missile defense system in south korea, something they think can fend off against north korean missiles. this latest nuclear test, very concerning to the u.s. and its allies. >> victor, you are an expert on the korean peninsula. how concern should folks in the united states and around the world be about this latest test? >> well, wolf, i think that from a u.s. perspective, this is shaping up to be the number one national security issue for the two candidates as we head into the election. i mean, this is a threat that is a threat directly to u.s. forces in korea and japan as well as to the homeland. it is a prolib fer racial threat. north korea has sold every weapons system they have perfected. they file quite confident they have made advances in terms

recently south korea's defense minister informed the parliament that south korea has forces on standby that are ready to assassinate kim jong-un, if south korea feels threatened by nuclear weapons. he said this. south korea has a plan to use precision missile capabilities to target the enemies, facilities, in major areas as well as eliminating the enemy's leadership. if north korea fears that south korea intends to use preemptive force to kill its leaders, then that could create huge pressures for kim to delegate control over his nuclear weapons to front line military commanders. and if north korea believes that south korea plans to preemptively take out its nuclear weapons, that could create pressure to use them in a crisis. both of these pressures could drastically increase the risk of inadvertent nuclear war on the peninsula. secretary russel, in your view is there a focus on a preemptive attack on the arsenal, and could increase the risk of nuclear escalation, as part of your strategy for the plans to deescalate a military crisis so it does not spiral out of control and result in a

could evolve into a nuclear strike by north korea on south korea. the reason i'm worried about that is because south korea used to simply take the blows that were given at it by north korea. north koreans sank a south korean submarine several years ago. north korea shelled a south korean city. that killed a number of people several years ago. south koreans did nothing in response. politically, that's coming to the point in south korea where that is no longer acceptable. prolifically -- politically, a south korean regime is going to have to respond. just a couple months ago, a couple of north korean operatives came across the border, planted some mines. a south korean soldier walking along was killed by one of these mines. the old south korea would have just let that go. the new south korea, charlie, responded by firing 50 artillery shells back into north korea. christopher:o, you can see ash -- so, yo you can seeu -- so, you can see how this could snowball into something bigger. that's one thing i worry about, something getting out of control betwee

in response -- north korea said today if the u-s and south korea escalate the situation -- it would reduce seoul to rubble and wipe guam from the face of the earth. severe weather in utah spawning a tornado last night... the national weather service confirms it touched down near ogden. authorities say several homes were damaged -- with numerous downed trees and power lines. tens of reported. toss to weather weather it's finally feeling like fall, but with the cooler weather we've got a lot of cloud cover. overnight will bring us a chance for patchy fog and mist. temperatures will slowly drop upper 50s by early tomorrow morning. highs tomorrow will be in the upper 60s under mostly cloudy skies again. we're looking to stay mostly dry saturday. sunday will be warmer and bring us a chance of storms before our next cold front. monday and tuesday will be much cooler, with highs in the mid more sun by the end of next week. tonight: mostly cloudy with some mist and patchy fog overnight. low: 59 dewpoint: 58 wind: ene 3-7 mph saturday: mostly cloudy. high: 69 dewpoint: 60 wind: e 5-10 with a chance

from south korea, japan, the united states. so certainly from an official level, the powers that be in washington, seoul and tokyo are not giving up on these sanctions. they still believe they can go furth ethough. >> watching this story very closely, paula hancocks reporting from seoul in south korea where it's nearly 5:00 in the afternoon. >>> very interesting story of more than 500,000 young people in japan are staying holed up in their homes, sometimes for years. you'll see how a virtual high school is trying to keep them in touch with society. "why are you checking your credit score?" "you don't want to live with mom and dad forever, do you?" "well...i'm not changing." "how do i check my credit score?" "credit karma. don't worry, it's free." "credit karma. give yourself some credit." >>> stan wawrinka has won the u.s. open after a brutal four-set final against world number one novak djokovic. his victory earn eed him his thd grand slam title. he won the australian open in 2014 and the french open last year. he only needs a

right now in south korea. these are wealthy countries. nd when i say they have to pay more, a general came to refute my statement and said, doesn't mr. trump know that japan pays 50% of the cost of its defense? and i said, why don't they pay 100%? the numbers you are talking about are massive. and when you add it all together, a lot of good things are going to happen. [applause] >> on the corporate tax rate, the corner stone of your economic policy is reducing the corporate tax rate to 15%. secretary of the treasury lew proposed a 28% rate. the u.k. is at 20%. ireland is at 12.5%. how did you settle on 15% of the target for the u.s.? >> a lot of that has to do with the cutting because we are going to be cutting costs also. i think we are going to unleash something that is so amazing and a lot of it is competition. ireland is the lowest. right now we are the highest in the world of the industrialized countries. and we set it from a competitive standpoint and added to that and very importantly to that the cost c

rishaad: what is the mood in south korea? is there a sense of rising tensions, because quite often they seem to carry on as normal. brian: if you look at the market reaction, the one as come off a little bit. having said that, there's certainly a lot of scrambling in terms of government response. the security council was holding a meeting from the top of the hour. the weather agency will also hold a meeting and follow-up with a press conference. president park is out of the country, so the prime minister will oversee the reaction. you could say there is a lot of action, a lot of response, but something short of panic. rishaad: thank you for that. let's move to some other stories. the hong kong property developments reporting a 22% , sayingfor your profits underlying profit increased to 3.1 billion u.s. dollars. that was ahead of the analysts calculations. some companies are finally enjoying some relief. sending a ship to los angeles hensing -- hanjin vessels were denied entry there. apple announced the iphone seven with much

has its weapons to protect japan and south korea. if north korea did successfully test warhead, the regime is on the path to a nuclear attack capability. >> they clearly have a nuclear weapon. it's a question of how many missiles they have been able to make it to. >> reporter: the world will not accept a nuclear north korea but even as the united nations met to discuss new sanctions, there's no agreement what would stop kim short of military attack. the pentagon may decide to send ships and aircraft to the region but the sheer size of this nuclear test has unsettled governments around the world. >> another nuclear test by north korea is worrisome and quite dangerous. some experts are saying it could have been 10 to 20 kilitons. that's significantly larger than previous tests. >> part of the goal is to make sure he understands not to attack the united states and the asian allies, japan and south korea and he understands it would would lead to such a massive retaliation, he and his regime would not survive. it's not clear what it's goi

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a fast food bomb smothered in south korea traditional paste. they took their old spicy chicken and doubled the amount of red pepper. >> translator: by eating spicy food, i sweat a lot and feel refreshed and cooler. it's hot but delicious, too. >> reporter: of course, there is more than one way to tinkle the tastebuds. this saucemaker works for a competing restaurant chain. her latest creation draws on ingredients from across the region. south korea's hot pepper to light the fire. sichuan pepper from china to numb the tongue. pepper seeds for extra heat. and red chili peppers from vietnam said to be the hot es in southeast asia. this sauce was inspired by a sichuan hot sauce. it is characterized by its fiery taste. >> the results sauce is an eye-watering concoction even for koreans. and a smash hit. the company has sold 1 million pieces of its chicken in just three months. >> translator: we're now focusing on young customers. our research shows they want an even hotter taste. we'll be striving to develop new menus that satisfy them. >> reporter:

the old south korea would have just let that go. the new south korea, charlie, responded by firing 50 artillery shells back into north korea. so you can see how this could grow into something bigger, snowball into something bigger. so that's one thing i worry about, right, is something getting out of control between north and south korea. then probably the biggest thing i worry about is north korea already demonstrated it is willing to sell ballistic missile technology and actually sell ballistic missiles and they've shown they're willing to sell nuclear technology which they did to the syrians and the syrians were in the process of building a nuclear reactor to produce weapons-grade uranium. >> rose: is this what was destroyed by the israelis? >> the israelis destroyed it. so my main concern is at some point the north koreans decide it isn't in their interest to sell fissile material for a nuclear weapon, a nuclear weapon itself. so that's why it's on my list of threats. >> rose: we depend on the chinese to do more don't we? >> yea

. >>> south korea on the alert. officials say pyongyang is ready for another nuclear test. >>> going for gold, japan's bocce team is going to be gold for the first time in olympic history. >>> 15 years on, americans have gathered at the site of the september 11th terror attacks to honor the thousands of victims. >>> south korea's government is warning its neighbor may carry out another nuclear test. following its fifth on friday. the spokesperson for south korea's defense ministry revealed that the north is always ready. >> translator: authorities estimate that north korea is fully equipped to carry out extra nuclear experiments in the future. >> north korea has used the same site for all of its tests. moon said a new test could be conducted in part of the tunnel used in last week's test or one that has not yet been used. >> translator: south korean military is thoroughly preparing for the worst-case scenario. that north korea does in fact own a nuclear weapon. >> the south korean government plans to hold more joint

south korea is quite concerned. >> we are starting to hear from u.s. leaders and around the world saying they are monitoring this. they are waiting for more information. the condemnation is coming out about the test. here at home, donald trump with a new notable embrace of vladimir putin. once declaring the russian leader is probably not meddling in the u.s. election. trump's comments came on larry king with "rt network." this is what he said on russian television. >> i don't know. i have been hearing about it. i've been reading about it. i think it's probably unlikely. i think maybe the democrats are putting that out. who knows. i think it's pretty unlikely. who knows. if they are doing something, i hope that somebody's going to find out so they can end it because that would not be appropriate at all. >> investigators believe hackers broke into the dnc database this year. donald trump had nothing but praise wednesday night during the commander in chief forum. >> if he says great things about me, i'm saying great things about me. he is a great leader.

in a statement, south korea's park geun-hye called the nuclear test proof of pyongyang's recklessness and said it would only lead to further isolation. security experts point out two factors that would mean an increasing threat. one is the impact of the explosion. south korean officials said it appears to be the largest to date, with a force of about 10 kilotons. that's about two-thirds of the atomic bomb dropped on hiroshima in 1945. the other factor is the delivery method, on a warhead. north korea has fired 21 missiles this year. three were launched this week and are believed to have fallen in japan's exclusive economic zone. experts say a warhead explosion test raises the threat, though it may take more time to miniaturize the explosive device and design it to endure heat and shock. >> translator: the obama administration has only a few months left. pyongyang might be pushing ahead with its nuclear development to strengthen its negotiating position before the next american president takes office. >> reporter: pyongyang's latest action is likely to further test the diplomatic skill

people in south korea are very scared. they seldom experience earthquakes and this was the biggest since 1978 when records began. >> translator: i've never felt such a big quake before. it shook me back and forth. everything in my home crashed to the floor. >> translator: my children are so scared they don't want to go home. it seems to have left them afraid of earthquakes. >> reporter: no irregularities were reported at the nuclear plant. but they suspended reactors as a precaution. officials are warning people to be ready for aftershocks. nhk world. >>> there's a new development in the debacle over the relocation of tokyo's iconic fish market. following revelations soil contamination at the site was not properly handled. now it's been revealed that metropolitan officials knew they were misinforming the public about the cleanup. tsukiji was slated to move in november to a place operated bay gas plant. caused by the plant's toxic chemicals. the investigation revealed that the department in charge of the work didn't follow

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south korea's inguk took the gold. the city of rio de janeiro is accommodating many athletes and spectators for the paralympic games including a team involved in the works for preparing for the 2020 olympics in tokyo. >> reporter: this group is in rio de janeiro to learn how the city created an environment for visitors. they're hoping to take ideas home to tokyo as they prepare for the 2020 games. this is the main stadium. the japanese team members are checking how the stadium is equipped with facilities. they found accessibility at new faculties like this was good. >> translator: if i went down there onto the beach, i'm not sure i'd be able to make it back here. >> reporter: in downtown areas or on the popular beaches, there were bumps or gutters that would make things less accessible for people with disabilities. even though there was lacking, they were impressed with something else. the local people's willingness to help. one woman started pushing the wheelchair on a large slope without even being asked. >> through

south korea from a launch for north korea. south korea has been pushing this for some time. they got what they wanted. that further antagonizes china at them and to juliette's point, it shows how complicated it is. you put in a defensive weapon to protect your ally, south korea, and makes it more difficult to get china on board for measures to stop north korea. >> i started this question three times. so, jill, i will just say you have been covering international affairs for cnn for decade and so you know this reason well. what's your assessment of what's been said here so far? >> i think i would go with the idea that it's very complicated, that you move one piece, which sounds, as jim is just saying, sounds logical, sounds like a good idea but china is a key player when you're talking about north korea. so keeping china on board, keeping china putting pressure on north korea is extremely important. you have a lot of chess pieces right now on that board. so, again, a simplistic idea might sound really attractive but in the end

south korea believes it is the north's biggest test everbegeste increasing the tension between n the two countries as well asisoa raising fears the north hasas made significant nuclear advances. north korean media says thisia t latest test is in retaliationali for recent sanctions byctioy western nations and president pi obama was alerted as he h returned to washington from ahir trip to asia.si white house secretary josh earnest says president obamasaye spoke with south korea's president as well as the primeae minister of japan and reiterated the commitment the u.s. has to the security ofed tc america's allies in asia assia a well as around the world andld warned of serious consequence.o. now south korea's president called it an actou of self-destruction showing the fanatical recklessness ofsness north korean leader kim jong un.. japan and china say it's clear violation of the united nations security countiesy co resolution. we'll monitor this developing dp story but for now back to you in the studio.tu >> happening now rescueni now efforts resuming in the frenchnc alps after passeng

>> south korea is right next door. just so you understand. >> a nuclear arms race in -- >> you already have it. >> there was a major global response to that suggestion. japan said they didn't want them. congressman, is a nuclear south korea still on the table considering what we just saw this week from north korea? >> first of all. that wasn't a statement of policy, that was a statement of we need to have our allies well-armed to defend themselves and let north korea know we'll stand up to them. i want to emphasize -- >> hold on -- >> are you kidding me? >> you can't skip by this, congressman. >> it was not a statement of policy. >> let me ask you -- hold on hold on. congressman, is donald trump still open to a nuclear south korea? >> i think what he's open to is making sure that our allies are defended and that they are strengthened -- >> respectfully that's not the question -- >> it doesn't matter it's not a statement of policy. what he was saying is i'm not going to cut and run on you the way this obama and the hill

the final episode takes us to south korea. an economic slowdown there has created opportunity for fast food chains. >> reporter: lining up on a hot summer day. these people have come to a restaurant to get some relief from the weather. this is chicken soup south korean tile. a whole chicken stuffed with rice and ginseng. it's a popular way to combat summer fatigue. but this year the traditional dish is facing some hot competition. the big trend this summer is food with a whole new level of spiceness. they're hoping to get a taste of the super hot dishes hoping to beat the heat. rice porridge is supposed to be gentle for the stomach. one restaurant chain has decided to spice things up. starting in june it started selling a seafood dish seasoned with 30 grams of hot pepper and a large slug of chilly oil. managers say the new dish is selling well and may soon be on the regular menu. >> translator: this rice porridge is hot but easy to eat. i think it's good for my health too. >> translator: it's greatt to et this when stress buil

in response, north korea says that if the u-s and south korea escalate the situation... it would reduce seoul to rubble and wipe guam from the face of city of aleppo is clearly over following a new round of ferocious airstrikes carried out by syrian fighter jets. by the time the attack ended.. observers say more than 50 people were buried under the rubble. rescuers managed to pull a 5-year old girl out of debris alive from a collapsed building. no word on her condition. it's your voice your vote in the race for the white house. in an about-face...ted cruz says he's now endorsing donald trump. cruz sy to defeat hillary clinton vice presidential nominee mike pence played a key role in getting cruz to support trump. trump has responded, saying he's greatly honored by the endorsement. your voice.. your vote in the race for the white house.. and the first presidential debate is only 3-days from now. polls. the latest from scripps political correspondent mike sacks. started off with hillary clinton and donald trump responding to trump's narrowing clinton's lead in the polls. f

one was the largest ever recorded in south korea. the magnitude 5.1 and five point the magnitude 5.1 and 5.8 quakes hit last night cracking walls causing some walls of buildings to crumble in windows to shattered. 14 people were hurt and seismic activity is rare in south korea compared to japan where earthquakes happen a lot.>>> 5:24 am, giants catcher buster posey will spend time visiting with pediatric cancer patients at ucsf benioff children's hospital of the month of september is national pediatric cancer awareness month and earlier this year buster posey announced he and his wife will work to raise money and awareness for pediatric cancer research. now for this saturday's gave the giants are donating tickets to survivors and their families. into mark national pediatric cancer awareness month san francisco city hall will be lit up in gold on friday night.>>> it is going to be a big week next week, as we get ready for several fall shows of this morning where getting a preview of what is to come pick ktvu paul chambers is on the re

. >>> at least six people were injured monday night in south korea after two effort strikes struck. officials say the second quake was the strongest one the country has ever recorded. meteorological agency officials say the first had a magnitude of 5.1. it hit around 8:00 p.m. local time. a magnitude 5.8 quake then shook the region almost an hour later. it was the most powerful since observations began in south korea in 1978. >> officials with the ministry of public safety and security say they received nearly 100 reports of damage. water pipes ruptured and an apartment building ceiling partially collapsed. no irregularities were reported at the nuclear power plant in the city but officials there suspended operation of its reactors as a precaution. authorities are warning people to be ready for aftershocks. >>> as the u.s. presidential election heats up, republican nominee grump is doubling down on the issue of hillary clinton's health. he has again questioned whether his democratic rival is healthy enough to become president. trump spoke to american television station fox news on m

if north korea fears that south korea tennessee's productive force to kill its leader, then back increasing pressures for him to delegate control over his nuclear weapons to frontline whate'er commanders. military commanders. if they believe this, that could create pressure to use the nuclear weapons. both of these pressures to drastically increase the risk of inadvertent nuclear war on the peninsula. riskur view, is there a that military plans focused on preventive attacks on north korea's leadership and nuclear arsenal could increase the risk of uncontrolled nuclear escalation?as part of your strategy for managing the fed, as the a administration working on plans to deescalate in military crisis so that it does not spiral out of control? do you foresee potential arrangements for crisis communications with the north korean regime to defuse and deescalate such a situation that could lead to an accidental nuclear war? >> the short answer is yes. lest there beed an escort torry cycle on the korean peninsula. we have in place very serious counter escalation plans in the u.s. rok alliance. the

and south korea, right? >> yes. china's argument is although nominally that is aimed at north korea, it would allow the u.s. to scan china and defend against any missiles that might come from china. >> so many of us are fascinated by this closed communist state in north korea. when we see the pictures released from pyongyang of kim jong-un looking proud and jubilant, we wonder how much of a grip he has on the country. we have heard there have been several defections from the north to the south. do tests like this reinforce his grip on the state, or is he starting to lose some power? >> yes, i think these do show the people of north korea, especially on a day like yesterday, the national foundation day, that the military is strong and that the country is developing its capabilities, both nuclear weapons capabilities and missile capabilities and since kim jong-un came to power, we have seen different purges and changes in the top leadership that show that it probably is the case that kim jong-un is consolidating power

and south korea, japan and china to name just a few. christine. >> knocked back the korean stock market. seriously raising concerns on the diplomacy front. paula in seoul. thank you. >>> donald trump with a new embrace of vladimir putin. declaring the russian leader is probably not meddling in the u.s. election. this came in an interview with larry king on rt network. funded by the kremlin. this is what he said new overnight. >> i don't know. i have been hearing about it. i have been reading about it. i think it is probably unlikely. i think maybe the democrats are putting that out. who knows? i think that it's pretty unlikely. you know, who knows? i hope that if they are doing something, i hope somebody will be able to find out so they can end it. that would not be appropriate at all. >> that is donald trump overnight. investigators believe russian hackers broke into the u.s. database for the dnc and trying to influence the election. >> he is really very much of a leader. you can say oh, that's a terrible thing. the man has very strong

south korea from a launch for north korea. south korea has been pushing this for some time. they got what they wanted. that further antagonizes china because china thinks it's aimed at them and to juliette's point, it shows how complicated it is. that makes it more difficult to get china on board for measures to stop north korea. >> i started this question three times. so, jill, i will just say you have been covering international affairs for cnn for decade and so you know this reason well. what's your assessment of what's been said here so far? >> i think i would go with the idea that it's very complicated, that you move one piece, which sounds, as jim is just saying, sounds logical, sounds like a good idea but china is a key player when you're talking about north korea. so keeping china on board, keeping china putting pressure on north korea is extremely important. you have a lot of chess pieces right now on that board. so, again, a simplistic idea might sound really attractive but in the end it could complicate things very

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certainly with our allies of japan and south korea. at the very beginning of the next ministration per. that needs to be on the front burner. >> before i turn to the members for question, is it clear right now what the response would be if the north were to take further -- we have seen test after test. if there there were to be a provocative action on the part of the north korea that us, japan, south korea deemed a threatening, and i realize it has to deal with what direction the missile goes, but is it clear what the u.s. response would be? would there be a military response? what would it take to get a military response? >> well i am right in the speculation world which i don't really like to do. we spend a lot of time on this and we certainly have capability to respond. it covers a vast array of potential options and so it would really depend on what he did. merely attacking and south korea or attacking japan, hitting them with system, with some get a missile system we would rapidly destabilize the area. it's hard for me to believe

the worst being a nuclear strike by north korea. south korea and u.s. preparing for the thaad missiles. we have heard from the rhetoric saying they are developing weapons systems to specifically strike north korean leadership. saying that it could target kim jong-un himself. propaganda and k-pop and south korea news and messages that life is better on the south side of the border. you can see how all of this continues to escalate much to the chagrin of the united states. it looks like there is not more help from china. today, their ministry of foreign affairs said the nuclear tension is the fault of the united states. they may enforce sanctions, they may not take any steps to deescalate the situation. >> in that that is an interesting wrinkle. thank you, will. >>> tesla's self driving software is getting an interesting update. one may have prevented a fatal crash. we will have an early start on your money next. marcopolo! marco...! polo! marco...! polo! marco...! polo! marco...! sì? polo! marco...! polo! scusa? ma io sono marco polo, ma... marco...! pl

china also has tensions with south korea. seoul has decided to introduce an american missile defense system. they say it's to defend against north korean attacks, but china worries the radar system will be used to spy on its activities. last week, the chinese foreign minister wang yi visited japan for the first time as foreign minister. he met with his counterparts from japan and south korea. >> translator: we've agreed to strengthen cooperation and make sure the g20 summit will be a success. we've also agreed to pour energy to boosting the global economy through the joint efforts. >> so, what specific measures will china take to ensure that success? >> chinese officials are emphasizing that the g20 summit is a forum for discussing the economy. they don't want any of these other issues to be brought up at the talks. this expert agrees. >> if you want to change gear, talk about your political international security issues, there will be a long list. and unfortunately, i don't think g20 has enough time and resources to be diver

south korea believes it is theas north's largest ever test. t u.s. japan and china says it's ' a clear violation of united ount nations security council resolution. >>> back in the district the ine city experienc ded a slew oflew robberies overnight.rn the firsthand happening on mlkpo avenue in southeast at around ad 11:30. 11:3 police are asking people toing e keep a lookout for five or sixx african-american teenagers one o of them possibly on a bluee scooter. the second robbery happenedne just moments later this time on fourth street in southeast.n residents should keep an eyeld a out for two african-american men with dreadlocks black hats and black jackets. >>> that's a look at some of our top stories right now.ht we'll keep you p nostedouos throughout the morning.. for now we'll send it back inn studio. >> annie thanks. tha >>> air bnb making changes toes the way you can rent your nextyx place to stay. changes following allegations ao of racial discrimination.inatio. >> the company tapped former altorney general eric holder cer to work on their n

but it's rare fo bomber to actually land in south korea. the south korean parliament passed a resolution today denouncing north korea's fifth nuclear test and urging pyongyang to dismantle its nuclear program. heavy rain in indonesia is making a big mess today... floods and landslides have killed at least 19 villagers on the indonesian island of java. dozens of people are still missing. you can see mud piled up on top of a car... entire homes were swept away in the hardest hit areas. today people around the world- including here in colorado- will renew their calls for peace. it's international peace day. call and commitment towards worldwide peacemaking efforts. people from each of the 193 member nations of the united nations will be at foote lagoon ampitheater tonight at seven in loveland. the interfaith program will include music, prayers and reflections on how to encourage peacemaker locally... and worldwide. let's check in with marty. 900 miles is a long way for one dog to >>> this is 9news. >> a bunch of us ran out and we that was guns

with a war that we entered with south korea that never officially ended and now north korea is starving and the dictator is erratic and threatened nuclear war. >> he's an amateur and he's had everything at his fingertips his whole life. >> now kim ung has the power to use nuclear weapons on south korea or launch missiles more than two thousand piles and way he could do major damage to that part of the world. >> we have to take it seriously. we have to be prepared to defend against the missiles but to protect the interest of the free and democratic governments out there that are threatened by noort korea. >> this crisis started more than 60 years ago. japan concurred korea then we concurred japan. stall inand truman divided korea. the soviets shaped the north, we shaped the south. then the north invaded south. the war turned into a stalemate but never officially ended. so kim ung could try to end it now. >> the professor studied in south korea. she says there's always been threats over the years but this time it's different. if this dictator is driven by attention how do you talk him dow

south korea, we lost 100,000 job and our trade deficit with south korea has more than doubled. these are the deals we make. and next, hillary clinton wants to approve the trans- pacific partnership. that deal will be a disaster for north carolina, for every state. your state, your state has lost more than four in ten manufacturing jobs since nafta, signed by her husband. i will renegotiate the disastous deal and if we don't get the deal we want, we will walk away and start all over again. [applause] our trade deficit, with the world, is northerly 800 billion a year. think of that. you can say who is negotiating the deals. and we have a trade deficit of 800 billion. and this is a economic legacy of hillary clinton. and four more years of obama and clinton. and you can't coit. people are not going to take it. and we'll turn it all around. my economic agenda is in three beautiful words. jobs, jobs, jobs. [applause] i am going to get rid of massive, absolutely massive amounts of unnecessary regulations. and your tax cuts are going to be be so happy. you are going to be so happy whe

more on their show of support for south korea - just ahead. plus - president obama holds a meeting with the top leaders in congress. how they plan to avoid a government shutdown at the end of the month - next. and the families of 9-11 victims sue saudi arabia. why the president says he is planning to veto it. switch to u.s. cellular and get 50% off smartphones. it's a deal you don't want to miss. sir, hi. ne?" uh, yes. sorry. hi. hello. i was watching tv and i saw you say 50% off smartphones. and we'll cover all switching costs. oh! wow! also, you g... uh, excuse me. switch to u.s. cellular and get 50% off smartphones. plus, we'll cover all switching costs. excuse me, can i just... hmm? what? i just need it back. i don't have it. i don't know what you're talking about. ? go paperless, don't stress, girl ? ? i got the discounts that you need ? ? safe driver ? ? accident-free ? ? everybody put your flaps in the air for me ? ? go paperless, don't stress, girl ? ? i got the discounts that you need ? ? safe driver ? ? accident-free ? ? everybody pu

our paula hancock joins us now with more from seoul, south korea. paula, we are now understanding that south korea is preparing for the worst. what exactly does that mean? what do they consider to be the worst case scenario and how are they planning for it? >> well, rosemary, i think this is a plan that's been in place for some time. it would be very surprising if south korea didn't have a plan of this type. it's interesting that parts of it are becoming publicized now. if they did feel there was a nuclear threat from north korea, they would directly target the leadership. effectively saying to kim jong un would be targeted if they thought there was an absolute danger. now, this is something that they have threatened in the past. this is something when times get particularly tense on the korean peninsula that the military do leap out and make known. also saying, though, that in the worst case scenario there would be strategic missile strikes on particular targets. >> i think this is an ongoing plan that would be updated each time there is another th

south korea and the u.s. should maintain dialogue with china. she said the nation has an important role to play in implementing sanctions and stopping the north's nuclear develop. on the first day the discusses focussed on the situation in the contested south china sea. some of the ten asean members have territorial disputes with china over islands in the south china sea. beijing has built airstrips and radar facilities on artificial islands. in july, an international arbitration tribunal, dismissed beijing's claim to most of the waters. asean foreign ministers were divided over the ruling when they met shortly after. the sources say the leaders will likely avoid detailed discussion on the ruling. they say the leaders are expected to agree to speed up talks with china to adopt a legally binding code of conduct for the sea. the leaders of japan, the u.s. and china will join the others for the east asia summit on thursday. >>> a spat between the filipino and american presidents has taken some of the attention off the summit's agenda. barack obama

flew over south korea this morning. south korea's defense ministry spokesman says it demonstrates the two countries determination to carry out its defense strategy. the u-s says the flyover was a warning to north korea after its recent nuclear test. the italian coast guard has rescued around 350 migrants the refugees were trying to cross the mediterranean sea. some 292-thousand-428 migrants and refugees have reached europe by sea since the start of the year. more than three- thousand have gone missing or died attempting the journey, according to the u-n refugee some 170 students have returned to school in italy following the deadly earthquakes that hit there last month. the school crumbled in the quake despite having been retrofitted with public funds for anti-seismic school has ten classrooms for students ranging from pre-school to middle officials in florida are investigating a mosque fire as a hate crime. police say the mosque was intentionally set on fire yesterday. the mosque was the same place orlando night club s

south korea's military >>> south korea's military says northkorea fired three missile into the sea. the missiles hit japan's air calling for repercussions because it of saying it was a direct violation of u.n. policy. while leaders met in china, south korea says north korea fired three missiles. the missiles flew 600 miles across the country before splashing into the sea of japan. >> north korea, again, has committed provocations with concerns over the nuclear and missile threats expressed by leaders participating in the g.20 summit. >> it is a reckless act. it is condemned and unforgivable. it is a clear violation of the u.n. security council resolution. this is a clear provocation against the international community. >> reporter: even though china went to extraordinaire lengths they are urging a peaceful resolution. >> we hope all parties can avoid taking actions that might lead to esa allegations of tensions and make joint efforts to maintain peace on the peninsula. >> the united states condemning the launches planning to raise the issue at the u.n. and the east asian summit in l

south korea's cash-strapped hanjin shipping surging on reports a u.s. judge has approved its motion for bankruptcy protection. according to a reuters report, this would allow vessels to docket u.s. ports and not fear creditors taking action. 85 ships have then it effectively marooned at sea as ports in the u.s., asia, and europe refused entry. the boj is split on its policy review due out later this month. basically saying that board members are struggling to reach a consensus on the bank strategy. members are divided between supporting negative interest rates, prioritizing government bond purchases, and others who oppose additional easing. take a look at macau, biggest worriesperator saying are not over yet. word now, breaking news, australia releasing second-quarter gdp data. let's go straight to paul allen in sydney for more. it is a slight miss. we were expecting .6 percent. we have .5% gdp growth for the second quarter and australia. year on year, the figure came in as estimated at 3.3%. however, the first quarter number, 1.1% has been revised down

after its recent nuclear test, and also to settle nerves in south korea. the united nations session is open for the main deliberative, policy making, and representative organ of the u-n. the high level general debate opens on september 20-th. republican vice presidential candidate mike pence will be on capitol hill. the indiana governor will hold a joint press conference with house speaker paul ryan, majority leader kevin mccarthy, and other members of elected leadership in the house of representatives. pence will try to rally the house behind his running mate and presidential nominee donald trump. ?? traffic ?? ???adlib traffic traffic???adlib ???adlib ???adlib ?? traffic ?? ???adlib traffic traffic???adlib traffic tense moments for ryan lochte on monday night's episode of abc's "dancing with the stars" and it had nothing to do with his performance.two people were arrested after ruhing the stage moments after the olympic swimmer finished his routine.n-b-c's kurt gregory lochte's lochte's also been barred from the 2017 fina world championships and will hav

stocks falling in south korea, but only by 1%. china slipping just fractionally, and hong kong and japan both closing higher overnight. europeans -- there's disappointment over lack of stimulus measures from the european central bank. meanwhile, the f.a.a. is warning passengers not to turn on or charge their samsung galaxy note 7 phones during flights or to stow them in checked bags. that's due to concern of the batteries catching fire. it's unusual for the f.a.a. to issue such a specific warning. last week samsung recalled all galaxy note 7 photos after reports of exploding while charging. he is the world's richest man, but most people haven't heard of him. amancio ortega overtook the top spot this week. he is a mogul who starts the zaria fashion chain. he is now worth an estimated $79.5 billion. that's $1 billion more than gates. back over to you. that's a lot of money. >> that's more than any of us will ever have. >> another zero. >> just ahead which three-time oscar winning acts res is heading to the small screen? >>> google's

stock markets closed for holidays in shanghai and south korea. lauren: oil prices fell 3% yesterday in a supply report. )-right-paren gaining six and $43.64 a barrel. nicole: more problems for wells fargo ceo john stumpf. federal prosecutors now looking into the bake sales practices that led to last $6,185,000,000 fine. lauren: apple ceo tim cook must be smiling because apple stock up 10% as initial quantities of the iphone seven plus are sold around the world. nicole: chicago cubs are one game away from the title. a heartbreaking loss for the yankees. other highlights coming up here in lauren: 5:01 a.m. in new york. welcome to "fbn:am" from your first look at today's market and the latest breaking news in what to expect today i had feared