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South korea and all of metropolitan seoul. this wasnt the type of provocative flight path that would put them down so close to all of those military assets down in guam wit united states has indicateded would have crossed the line and been a very severe provocation. weve seen dozens of north korean missile launches and saw kim jong-un overseeing special forces training exercise. that video just released within the past 12 hours or so showing commandos simulate agattack on south korean islands. n...

Next step is in north korea, and are they trying to tempt president trump? >> what were seeing them doing is reverditing back to their pattern. they didnt fire these missiles toward guam. these were short-range bloifz. they did fly more than 150 miles which could potentially hit all of seoul and millions of people there, also key u.s. military bases in south korea. but instead they fold the traditional trajectory coming down in the sea of japan. next realizes if they can conduct these tests, the...

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Some new details now on the chopper crash that took the lives of two state troopers. according to the ntsb, there was no distress call before the chopper went down. the helicopters vertical flight path was about 45 degrees when it descended into trees. there was a postcrash fire. investigators expect to have a preliminary report within the next two to three weeks. today, the president said the flight crew embodied the goodness and decency of the country. lieutenant h.j. cullen was 48. trooper ba...

Dual track. on one side the u.s. administration wanting support from china and north korea. on the other side, maybe they want to punish them on trade issues. so the two things might not meet in the middle. >> they dont go together very well. david mckenzie in hong kong, we appreciate you walking us through everything. thank you. parts of japan could be in danger. north korea has warned that some cities would be along the missiles flight path. so japan is deploying missile interceptors just in...

We saw some people relaxing on the beach in a report a short while ago. what level of readiness does the u.s. have to do and have to have on tap to divert and disarm a nuclear attack? a lot of people of course are worried about this. >> right. they already have missile defense systems in place as well as other defense systems. there were reports of japan moving some of its systems into place over an anticipated flight path possibly. >> right. >> you also have systems in south korea that are able...

And how quick -- were talking seconds? >> seconds. flight time is probably 45 seconds to a minute. >> thats how long it would take a rocket going into seoul. >> thats correct. and rockets and missiles are kind of co-located here as well. the only thing we can do initially is were -- theres going to be a blow in seoul. its going to be hit. there will be test and destruction that occurs. our air force is so capable. what will happen is our air force will make this kind of a motion to come down fli...

Andersen air force base. naval base guam. north korea saying theyd fly the missile up over japan, bring it down in a specific flight path, and there are questions about whether north korea has the capability to do this. we saw them launch four missiles simultaneousy earlier this year. three landed very close to japan, but to say, on paper -- again, just a statement right now. they havent pulled this off yet -- to say on paper they can do this is noteworthy and also just the personal insults agai...

Assad. fred pleitgen with the latest. good morning to you. with the new momentum, are russia and the syrian government finally fighting isis? >> reporter: hi, dave. you know, one of the things thats remarkable is to see how much russia has expanded -- [ inaudible ] >> apparently having some audio issues there with fred pleitgen in syria. we will get back to him as soon as we regain that audio. moving on to air france, expanding its no-fly zones out of north korea as a precautionary measure. th...

About north koreas nuclear provocation, but pyongyangs stepped up missile testing could pose a more immediate threat to trains in the region. last week a intercontinental ballistic missile flew within miles of a flight path that an air france jet had just completed. we have more live from seoul on more. this sounds like a really scary incident. what are experts saying about how close a call this was? >> reporter: yeah, and this is a concern that has been raised before. there was another incident...