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i m lea gabrielle with a fox report. now on today s headlines. drone video shows villages buried in volcanic ash in guatemala. sunday s eruption killed more than 70 people and left 200 missing. meantime investigators in virginia say is a soldier was on drugs when he stole an armored vehicle and led plus on a wild chase for 60 miles. state police say the national guard soldier drove the personnel carrier off of a military base and sped through the streets of richmond before he surrendered. the national guard indicates the vehicle did not have weapons. if you re having car trouble, don t do this. the ohio department of transportation releasing video of a driver reversing up a highway ramp and driving backwards down a busy street before pulling into a parking lot. the s.u.v. may have had transmission problems but the driver should have just pulled over. the news continues with shep after this. ....
It s already friday in north korea, which is about to celebrate kim jong-un s birthday as it also celebrates his claim of a hydrogen bomb test. in a cnn exclusive, our will ripley is the only american television correspondent inside north korea right now. he s joining us on the phone from pyongyang, the capital. will, there s very harsh worldwide reaction. are the north koreans worried about new sanctions that are about to be imposed? reporter: wolf, i met with some north korean officials last night who told me not only are they not worried but they are expecting additional sanctions as a result of this fourth nuclear test, a test they insist is a hydrogen bomb in spite of objections from a number of international experts. north koreans told me that they have lived under crippling sanctions for so many years that additional sanctions really won t have any impact on this country. i m standing here by the way i m talking on the phone because our live signal went down. we often have tra ....
There s so many trains coming to munich. hats off to the german authorities, they are coping very, very well, making sure they don t spend too much time in the heat. they get food, water, medical attention and taken to shelters. the authorities here, like many european countries, very much overwhelmed with the flood of people coming to this town. we are having transmission problems, but so good to see and hear this from fred. a humanitarian effort in germany. president obama is taking on climate change deniers during a trip to alaska. he says the time to plead ignorance is past. the president is said to call for more ice breakers to be built and use zed in the arctic allowing the u.s. to expand foothold there. machel kaczynski is live with the latest. reporter: there s a lot going on on this trip. i m report thag the president will ask congress for more ice ....
And pontiac g 6s were recalled. they had transmission problems. then there were 1400 cadillac he is ka lads with faulty air brakes and gmc sierras being recalled for fire risks. a blow to the u.s. tech giant microsoft. china has banned government use of the latest operating system, windows 8. beijing issued the ban. state media says the ban is meant to ensure security. the chinese government did not explain how the ban ensured that or supported the use of energy saving products. football in the u.s. can be tough and hard hitting, and it goes without saying, a lot of injuries are part of the game. yeah, but how some teams responded to those injuries, that is the subject of a new lawsuit against the national football league. eight former players claimed ....
all right, thank you, eunice, giving us a live report in beijing. a little bit of transmission problems there at the end. we re going to turn to robert hager, aviation correspondent. and our terrorism analyst and chief operating officer of the suffron group. let me play something from tom costello who s done a lot of work like you ve done, keeping an eye on these kinds of stories. take a listen to his report. we knew whoever made the u-turn in the plane did so with the help of the onboard computer. tonight we learned when the turn was programmed in. at least 12 minutes before the co-pilots calmly said good night to air traffic controllers. that would further indicate the u-turn was planned and executed in the cockpit before the controllers lost contact. this is the part of the story that people are focusing in on now. sure. what do we know about that decision, what do we interpret about that turn? well, i think we said to them early in the program, this would ....