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Game where president trump is trying to put pressure on north koreans and the chinese, but so far no imminent sign of a military strike. >> here is the thing. all the bluster from north korea, does that now prevent them from even firing so much as a test missile, because if they would do so, the u.s., i guess, possibly could react with the defense that, look, we don't know if this is a test missile. we don't know if this is an attack? >> and that's why this game that president trump is playing is such a dangerous one, is that he's really set some red lines out there. he went out there at his g...

Time. >> harris: i want to read something to you, general, given all that you have just laid out there and what we have known. "the weekly standard" put out an op-ed and it says at this point the united states has no options that don't involve the risk of war. there is an argument to be made for preemptively striking north korean missile launch sites but preemptive strikes barring a coo would provoke a war. the u.s. military could shoot down a north korean test missile. there are risks but the potential advantages are considerable. of what are your thoughts on that? >> absolutely. those option...

Preparing to launch its latest test missile this morning. this as we learn it would take less than an hour for north korea's newest missiles to hit new york or chicago. so what could that look like and what can the u.s. do as well as what other threats are we facing right now? here to weigh in the former navy seal the man who killed usama bin laden rob o'neill. you saw that graphic of the flight times and distances. to an average american to realize a regime like that can strike, what are we doing about it and what are our options. >> it's scary for the average american to see that this is goi...

Experts agree. analysts say friday's test missile is more advanced than the one launched earlier this month, traveling 3,300 miles high for a distance of 621 miles. north korean dictator kim jong-un says that puts the whole u.s. mainland in range and at least one analyst says if a his l were fired at a flatter trajectory, north korea could strike anywhere from los angeles to chicago. alexander field is in seoul, south korea. how is the u.s. responding to this hatest test? >> there's been a swift response, fred, from the u.s. and from south korea and from other countries in the region. that is ...

It is a bit of a turnaround. we have more from london. >> hello eric. north korea remains defiant despite international criticism and is claiming the latest test missile to be a success. we have footage of kim jong un overseeing this.this was launched at a steep trajectory and fluid height of 2300 miles for 47 minutes before landing the sea. experts say that this launch appears to show technical improvement in the missile development from earlier missile launches in july. they believe that is more powerful and say that parts of the us could potentially be within reach if the type of missile we...