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>> neil: that happens with people, too. >> yeah, especially if you're hungry. >> neil: i thought it was dogs. it's expanded. >> delta and united have decided to tighten the rules. passengers have to provide a note from a vet saying the animal is healthy and has the shots. if you have an untrained comfort animal, you have to provide additional notice saying that your animal will behave while on board. 48 hours in advance of your flight. >> neil: what happens to get this crackdown going? the peacock did something nuts or -- >> absolutely. for delta, it was really bad incident that happened last ...

This last launch seen as provocation or threat to japan but at least didn't fly over japan territory which you could probably understand which is of much more concern to a country like japan. brooke? >> so west of japan. and also, ivan, south korea had come out and said the nuclear north nuclear program was more advanced than previously thought. can you tell me more about that? >> yes. there are estimates that north korea might be able to put a nuclear warhead on one of these missiles within a matter of years. so that is a very serious concern. we know that the north koreans can test nuclear w...

Back to the other breaking story here, north korea, update on intercontinental ballistic missile launch we are told president trump was briefed on this launch while it was still in the air. we are also learning other bits and pieces, like actually it was in the air for just under an hour, traveled about 600 miles, and theal tu altitude was highen the launch in july. so with me now is political analyst john kirby and state department spokesman. and we will have, all right, so we'll have ivan, momentarily. good to see you, sir. we've been talking about north korea in the sense it had been mighty...

Fbi and others are coming through that volume of information and what she says. in the days and weeks of yer interrogation that took place, that you know what she knew. >> and said the $100,000 wired to her and this statement that told her to buy a home there for her and her family. tom fuentas, what was your reaction? >> my reaction is there is no possible way in the short run the united states could compel her to be deported because she's not a citizen here and didn't fly into the united states directly. the only process is expedition. she would have to be charged with a serious crime to go ...