Un is likely sincere about denuclearizing. we ll have to put our conditions on the table. listen, we re going to have to see the fuel sites, the storage sites, the launch facilities, the research sites. we ve got to see everything and verify that and that will take months and months down the road for all of that to p happen. paul: the key thing, one of the he key points is if u.s. forces can stay in south korea, that s a huge concession, because that s always been one of the north korea s biggest demands and frankly, it s also been a goal of china which wants the u.s. out of the peninsula, ultimately, and we don t know what role china s playing behind the scenes here. i think they are playing a pivotal role. i think the meeting in china was all about that. they shared exactly what the conditions would be when north korean leader met president trump, what he was willing to concede and i think china is playing a huge role here and i
In detail on all the military options that are available to us from simple naval blockade to shooting down a missile being fired to eliminating launch facilities and the escalation goes on and on and on. a nuclear war would be something at the end of that process rather than something at the beginning of that process. certainly, yeah, he is very much aware of all of these options and i think he gets continuous updates almost daily updates on what is taking place. julie: let s not forget the words that have come if we talk about words. maybe kim jong-un doesn t get on twitter. he made threats to the united states and threatened guam. that he could reach the west coast of the united states and he threatens that he has an icbm to fire off if tested. the president needs to push back. the question is there are congressmen and politicians trying to push through this
Florida and others on the west side. that will make a huge difference. jon: it s a storm to watch. this season has been active. is that expected to continue? yeah, it is expected to continue. we peak around september 12. we re getting close to the peak of the season. if you take a look at what we ve seen, two major hurricanes. you know what? all of this activity we ve seen and this is the path of every storm, there s another one brewing now. this right now tropical storm jose it s behind irma. this is forecast to run up into a category two storm here in the next couple days. jon: thanks, adam. north korea may be moving an intercontinental ballistic missile towards its west coast where there s launch facilities. that s according to reuters. it reports north korea began the
Attempting to miniaturize that weapon so they can affix it to a ballistic missile. what we are relying on, certainly, political, diplomatic, economic auctions. secretary mattis was talking about that. largely depending on the chinese. but the reality is, no president can accept north korea getting ready to launch nuclear missiles at u.s. bases, allies, or in the continental united states. we cannot accept that. and that is what he is talking about. what that would mean is we would launch a preemptive strike and that would have to be fairly comprehensive, to give our audience a sense of this, it would not just go at the launch facilities, but the nuclear capability, the other ballistic missiles, much of their rocket and artillery arsenals as possible. they are all targeting the 10 million people that live in seoul, korea. fun, we would go to pyongyang and take down as much regime leadership targets as we could. that would be a very
Endanger the machine people. the american people. uma: if u.s. took some type of action against north korea what type of action would that be, from your point of view? to strike or cyber warfare, launch facilities that north korean have, a problem is that developing not just fix sites for these missiles, but also, mobile sites, that makes it more difficult for us to track that, you can bridg bridge bring brinm out of hiding and move it quickly, we would have to detect that quickly. we have air defense system that defend against at sea and also in united states but we don t want to just depend on that system, we have a missile in flight heading to a military bis base heading to u.s. we would knock out the launch
China to change north korea s behavior. the result, they have a nuclear arsenal and have developed medium-range ballistic missiles in intercontinental must also they intend to up and eyes of nuclear weapons. that is highly dangerous to the security of the united states, puts our bases in the region at risk come up with the american people at risk. that is totally unacceptable. what tillerson will be telling that you are coming down with north korea with a military option only. we will have no other choice but to conduct some type of strikes, kinetic, cyber attack, or both, on those launch facilities, so, they do not launch those weapons. that is what is in front of us. martha: is that a move that president trump will make? absolutely. i cannot imagine a president of the united states accepting a recognized icbm launched from an aggressive nation like north korea. we cannot put the american people at risk.
China to change north korea s behavior. the result, they have a nuclear arsenal and have developed medium-range ballistic missiles in intercontinental must also they intend to up and eyes of nuclear weapons. that is highly dangerous to the security of the united states, puts our bases in the region at risk come up with the american people at risk. that is totally unacceptable. what tillerson will be telling the trainees is that you are coming down with north korea with a military option only. we will have no other choice but to conduct some type of strikes, kinetic, cyber attack, or both, on those launch facilities, so, they do not launch those weapons. that is what is in front of us. martha: is that a move that president trump will make? absolutely. i cannot imagine a president of the united states accepting a recognized icbm launched from an aggressive nation like north korea. we cannot put the american people at risk.
Objectives, it is to get at the rockets, and the launch facilities, to get at the infrastructure. what is most important here, israel needs a clear sense of objectives in how to achieve them quickly and decisively which did not happen in 2006. trace: you send rockets to tel aviv or the outskirts of tel aviv and a rocket to jerusalem and that changes the game altogether and it increases the odds israel may have to take another step. guest: it is a grave escalation by hamas and puts palestinians at risk, not only in gaza bearing the brunt of the israeli retaliation, but, also, the palestinians who live in jerusalem and the minutes would live in individual averages around jerusalem so israel will regard this as an escalation and may respond in kind. trace: one of the most holy sites of islam is in the holy
Where food is scarce. the farms are collective, centrally planned but up here poorly funded. we don t see many tractors, few machines at all. mostly farmers with hand tools. the village houses all look the same. after five hours, we arrive at the sohay satellite launch station. we brought nbc analyst jim oburg, a rocket expert, with two decades at nasa s houston space center. we ll guide you through the launch facilities. reporter: he ll help us verify what the north koreans are showing. after security checks, we enter a test facility. in the middle of the room, there it is. this is the satellite north korea will launch into orbit. it s relatively small. we re told it weighs ar s aroun pounds. it looks about 3 1/2 feet tall.
We re going to modernize the kennedy space center, creating jobs as we upgrade launch facilities. and there s potential for even more jobs as companies in florida and across america compete to be part of a new space transportation industry. and some of those industry leaders are here today. this holds the promise of generating more than 10,000 jobs nationwide over the next few years. many of these jobs will be created right here in florida because this is an area prime to lead in this competition. now, it s true. there are floridians who will see their work on the shuttle end as the program winds down. this is based on a decision that was made six years ago, not six months ago. but that doesn t make it any less painful for families and communities affected as this decision becomes reality. so i m proposing, in part, because of strong lobbying by