after the weekend hydrogen bomb test attention paid south korea held its second live fire drill to simulate an attack on north korea after the hydrogen bond tester for the weekend you've got nikki haley from the u.s. ambassador to the united nations calling on the u.n. security council to impose the strongest possible sanctions on north korea. >> enough is enough. we have taken an incremental approach and despite the best of intentions, it has not worked. the time for half measures and the security council is over. the time has come to exhaust all other diplomatic means before it's too late. cheryl: you also had defense secretary james madison with a strong warning after a briefing at the white house. >> any threat to the united states including qualm or our allies will be met with a massive military response, a response both effective and overwhelming. cheryl: as our ally, south korea, washington have agreed to remove restrictions that would allow south korea to develop more powerful weapons. meanwhile, vladimir putin says north korea would rather eat grass and suspended nuclear weapons program. a lot more on this this morning. let's bring in lieutenant colonel dave davis who joins us now from a senior fellow for defense priorities. good morning. it's been a good morning. thanks for having me here. cheryl: thanks for being here. the hydrogen bomb they tested over the weekend, how powerful is the? >> according to all reports, five to 10 times stronger than than the one that went on hiroshima in 1945, profoundly stronger than anything at this point. lauren: by 20,500 troops right now. what do you think corporations are looking bleak for u.s. troops based in south korea? >> i've been stationed in south korea before so i've got a good idea there's a lot of anxiety and preparation. they are prepared for anything on the ground. they've been training and preparing most of their careers. while they are concerned, they are also very prepared should anything be required of them. cheryl: each assertive cores from nikki haley, front and center emergency meeting they called yesterday in new york. she is taking things a little bit concerning that north korea is taking for more. we've got to do something before it's too late. the roadblock seems to be russia and china. would you make of that? >> we have to be careful about ratcheting up the rhetoric too strongly. we can't put north korea in a position where they are packed into a corner and will be attacked and caused them to possibly use their weapons were trying to prevent. you have to ask the right question, which is what are they trying to get out of this? are they intending to develop something to strike the united states or do they want to deter the united states? if it's the latter, we have to be careful about too much pressure because we don't want to spawn the thing we are trying to prevent. cheryl: some diplomatic negotiations to begin another say we need to be ready for a military response. let's talk about sanctions for north korea. can they be of type and whether it's economic sanctions, the labor my grades from handing over into china, although that could be used against them cutting off fuel supplies. would that work? >> it depends which you want those things to accomplish. if they want sanctions to give up nuclear weapons program, there's absolutely no chance of that. north korea has concluded rightly or wrongly they have to have north nuclear weapons for their own protection and self-defense. i don't see any way they would give up their nuclear weapons. but we need to do is use deterrence the same way we did against china when they first had nuclear weapons in the soviet union during the cold war because that the only thing that will ensure u.s. vital national interest which is the security of our personnel. cheryl: lieutenant colonel danny davis, thank you for coming in this morning. we appreciate it. thank you, sir. >> thank you. cheryl: let's bring in his buckle. congress returning to capitol hill after a month off in the pressure is on after the americans and president demand progress. tracee carrasco live in washington with details on the congressional agenda. good morning. train for good morning, cheryl. intense pressure as the two do list only seems to get longer. late last night president trump treated good week coming up which seems like an understatement when you look at everything congress must do. the first order of business harvey recovery aid, asking for approval at $725 billion to begin paying for the recovery of hurricane harvey with the last vote scheduled for wednesday. on sunday -- fox sunday news sunday night, stephen said to proposed attaching recovery aid raising the nation's debt ceiling. what it must be approved quickly, such as proposal drew some infection from conservative lawmakers who want a clean bill and spending cut. he said house majority leader kevin mccarthy said last night on fox news special report. >> that's one of the most the treasury secretary. the last thing i want to have happened here is that we pass the supplemental relief for fema but because of the debt ceiling we can't help those in need. we know we have to deal with the debt ceiling. we need to work through it and get this done. tracee: congress must keep the government running after it expires october 1st as well as raise the u.s. by resentment or risk defaulting on the nations debt. if congress doesn't pass the spending bill and could face a possible government shutdown. what about tax reform. a group of key players known as the big sticks expected to meet with the president at the white house today. that includes speaker paul ryan, senate majority leader mitch mcconnell, house ways and means committee chairman kevin brady, senate finance committee chairman orrin hatch can match secretary treasury stephen mnuchin and economic council to write your stephen cohn. all of this while the house and senate are in session at the same time for just 12 days in september. cheryl: we've been talking about it for weeks. a lot to do in so little time. tracee carrasco washington this morning. thank you. we should say the president is expected to announce today he is going to end the daca program. it protects undocumented younger immigrants to the united states from deportation. it is created in 2012 by president barack obama. house majority leader kevin mccarthy talked about it last night on special report. >> we need to secure our border but we also need an immigration system that works. if i'm correct about what the president saying, he would give congress six months to act if congress needs to do their job. cheryl: house speaker paul ryan and other republicans are calling on the president to postpone scrapping daca. one gop lawmaker calls the republican suicide. more on this later in the show. now to hurricane irma appeared puerto rico and florida have declared a state of emergency would sub for packing sustained winds of 130 miles per hour. officials in the caribbean have canceled flights, close quote and urge people to get ready with the irma moving towards land later today. residents heading to the store is picking up food, water, building supplies, all of this to protect their homes. fox meteorologist genistein will have the latest coming up in about 15 minutes. now to harvey. the death toll has now risen to 60. 30 of those big died were in harris county texas alone. most victims dying of drowning thing that has about 568,000 fitness registered for housing assistance program in the agency granted texas governor greg abbott's request for community disaster loan assistance. the texas city campaign was to keep their operating budgets intact while they focus on obviously reconstruction and there's a lot of it that has to happen in southeast texas. coming up, while they are back. finally, congress returning with a tight timeline for harvey victims. can they get anything done? for the last gop 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congress on their way back and they've got a lot to do. they've got to keep the government open. they've got to raise the debt ceiling, that can ceiling, but can they get all of this done? gop strategists and conservative commentator kirsten haglund democratic strategist pablo manriquez. good morning, guys. that's the question. can they get all this time of 12 working days between the house and senate? >> they definitely have a lot on their plate. the senate and republican leadership as well as the administration wanting to not win before the year is out. it's kind of like a bunch of procrastinators have waited until the last minute to do their homework and now they've got a very short bit of time. some good news here is of course hurricane harvey with devastating and a tragedy on so many levels. on the other hand, they pushed a lot of people in congress to save the american people don't want to hear that victory with devastating losses. he said advocates to really get things done. he played an increase played an increasing the deficit spending bill and the debt limit increase and possibly putting on the back burner at the fights over the border wall and tighten the hurricane aid relief package so they can get all this through. cheryl: they may tie in some of that funding to the border wall. that's to be determined. in particular, eight for harvey victims is where we see true bipartisanship and goodwill. >> asked kristin says, is scheduled for september is packed. only a 12 day schedule. the big issue you will see moving forward is the conflict between sort of secretary mnuchin's desire to have the debt limit be attached to hurricane harvey spending bill, but the freedom caucus in the house pushing back as it gets attached to the senate instead down. it's an extremely precarious position because they have to both against relief for hurricane but guns in order to achieve the purity of their own agenda. it's going to be a complicated september. i don't see a whole lot done beyond the debt limit and the hurricane harvey bill, but the challenges are huge moving forward with the congress that continues to be completely dysfunctional. cheryl: we've got to talk about tax reform. president trump meeting today with the biggs big six. >> they scheduled mid-november is when they want to see the bill delivered. of course we know that health care has been a really, really huge and complicated issue. tax reform just as complicated. senator mitch mcconnell has a lot of different warning factions within the gop to corral here and if they don't want to work with democrats on a tax bill, he's in the same position as illicit help care can really only able to afford to lose about three senators. each senator likely has a deduction or something in the tax code that they want. tax reform is something the administration will be about to say we can get this through but it will likely take longer as most things have with this congress than is right now been estimated. cheryl: with the democrat strategy on tax reform? >> the democrat strategy is based on a specific plan the administration would rollout. right now is kristin points out there's a lot of competing voices and we'll put together a specific land in a timely fashion as they move into september. until we see the plan, it is hard to say whether or not democrats will work with republicans on this. overall, both parties seem to agree that tax reform is something we need to get done. we haven't gotten it done in a long time. there are limitations to september for sure. train to the timeline is incredibly tight. adding not just hurricane harvey, but this repeal of daca. all of these things hitting today. really busy day in washington. thank you for getting up at this early. we appreciate it. we've got a lot more coming. now tracking a new thread to the eastern seaboard. hurricane irma now a category four hurricane. senior meteorologist janice dean is tracking the storm and also an abysmal weekend 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for the u.s. right now. hurricane permit but they cap first round matches of interest these shows. senior meteorologist janice to enliven the the weather center. here she comes. hard to believe. reporter: absolutely. south florida, southeast coast need to watch this storm. 150 miles per hour as of the 5:00 a.m. advisory and we could see a category five in the next 12 hours. you can see the track now north of puerto rico. hispaniola needs to watch this, bahamas, cuba and fell forward on the crosshairs heading into the weekend. five days out we still have to monitor everything. state of emergency for south florida. how powerful is this storm? and i wouldn't be surprised if we side appear tropical models in pretty good agreement on what this term is headed. south florida, the keys, east coast, as well as the gulf of mexico. we will be all over this the rest of the weekend. back to you. >> if karma becomes the cap five, heartbreaking same record as far as the amount of hurricanes hitting the u.s.? >> will have to see if burma makes a landfall across the u.s. a major hurricane with two in one with two in one year will take a significant record. >> we have seen in decades i believe. thank you so much. good to see you. >> well, tensions high in asia this morning. kim jong un ready to test fire a new intercontinental ballistic missile. how is the world going to respond to this? take a look at how global markets are react into the north korean threat but anthony chan of jpmorgan. you are watching "fbn:am". cheryl: breaking news this morning. north korea planning to test a new intercontinental ballistic missile after announcing he detonated a hardship bomb over the weekend. how is the world going to respond in what military options does the united states have? well, they are back. congress returns with a lot to do and not a lot of time to do it. can they raise the debt ceiling and avoid a government shut down? it is being tied to hurricane a. investors rattled by the threat of a nuclear armed north korea. stock market futures are pointing lower on this tuesday. after yesterday the north korean tensions come the european tax open slightly lower but not by much. of course let's take a look at aj. the nikkei fell by six by 3% in south korea kospi falling .13%. today we are tracking a new thread to the eastern seaboard. hurricane irma. "fbn:am" starts right now. 5:31 a.m. here in new york. tuesday, september 5th. good morning, everybody. i'm cheryl casone. hope you had a great weekend. lauren simonetti is off today. breaking news this morning. russian president vladimir putin says overnight north korea would rather eat grass than suspending nuclear weapons program. putin also warning the escalating tensions could cause a planetary catastrophe and a huge loss of life. putin's comments coming amid speculation in north korea is getting ready for another missile launch. multiple sources say the rogue nation could be prepping for one after the hydrogen bomb test. tensions are high and south korea halt the live fire drill that simulated attack after the hydrogen bomb test happened over the weekend, all this causing the fury of firestorm. nikki haley, u.s. ambassador to the united nations to impose the strongest possible sanctions on north korea. >> enough is enough. they've taken an incremental approach and despite the best of intentions, it has not worked. the tag for half measures of the security council is over. it's come to exhaust all of our diplomatic means before it's too late. >> remember, the night is called for the emergency meeting yesterday, labor day and the also have defense secretary james madison of his own strong warning for north korea after a briefing at the white house. >> any threat to the united states or its territories including bob or our allies will be met with a massive military risk on, but the fact that an overwhelming. >> as for allies, south korea, washington and seoul to remove restrictions to allow a north korea to develop more powerful weapons. a lot overseas and in the world today. back here at home, they are back. congress returning to capitol hill today after a month off and the pressure is on as americans and the president demand progress. tracey carrasco lab in washington with the congressional agenda. washington a lot busier this morning. >> absolutely. lawmakers facing intense pressure is there to do this only seems to get longer. president trump treated big week coming up. which seems like an understatement when you look at everything congress must do. their first-order business, harvey recovery aid, asking for the approval of $725 billion to begin paying for recovery for hurricane harvey with the house was scheduled when day. "fox news sunday," treasury secretary stephen minich and attack genes recovery aid to the debt ceiling. >> the president can i believe it should be tied. if congress to appropriate the money but i don't have the ability to borrow more money, we will not give that money to this day. we need to put politics aside. >> republican committee mark walberg indicated he would oppose such his proposal to tie the two together in a statement congress is united behind this effort but they worry about jeopardizing the legislative gains. our obligation is to assist those impacted by this great flood basalt boulders in d.c. began receding as well. that starts at being both compassionate and fiscally responsible. these two principles are not at odds. congress also must keep the government by october 1st as well as raise the u.s. by reinvented or risk defaulting on the nation's debt. if congress doesn't pass the spending bill, because passé possible government tax reform. a group known as the big six expect it to me with president trump at the white house today. that includes speaker paul ryan, senate majority leader mr. mcconnell, house ways and means committee chairman kevin brady, senate finance committee chairman orrin hatch. treasury secretary stephen mnuchin and white house economic director gary cohn. also expected to meet with the bipartisan group of house and senate leaders on wednesday. cheryl, all of this by the house and senate are in session at the same time for 12 days in september. a lot to do. cheryl: a lot to do in 12 days, especially considering their track record earlier this year. the agenda certainly is the focus. thank you so much. lab in washington for us this morning. president trump expected to announce today he will delay the end of the talk daca programmed to give six months to legitimize the program. there would be some time here. daca stands for deferred action for childhood arrival and protects the young immigrants to the united states from getting deported. it was created by executive order from president obama in 2012. without congress on board, house speaker paul ryan and republicans urge the president to postpone scrapping daca so they can come up with some type of legislative fix. we expect to hear more about this today from attorney general jeff sessions. for more, let's bring in david bruno, former prosecutor and defense attorney did mulgrew. good morning. as far as scrapping the program goes, do you think the president is making the right decision? the timing seems to be rough with everything happening in washington this morning. >> fundamentally i do agree. what happened in 2012 when president obama could not pass actual legislation through congress that the dreamer at, he signs an executive order that is only temporary. and it's not federal law. in fact, the federal law is generally peaking. people here illegally can be deported. when he signs the executive order, he postpones the actual law. they president trump making this decision, he's throwing it back to congress to say this is your decision. this is the proper way to go about this business and as you agree, the way to go. >> it's interesting because it seems that the president is doing what president obama should've done. he didn't get the dream act passed and now president trump is the executive order aside, let's stop at the executive order and the congress working out. at the same time, congress has the key here. paul ryan have both commented about we should protect these young individuals. some of these are kids that are 16, 17, 18 years old. do you think president trump will agree with whatever decision they make in congress? >> i do. that is the key take away here because this could be spun a different wave the president is against the dreamer's and that's not necessarily true. the proper way to go about this is through congress and that's what the decision is today. he's giving them a six-month window and maybe it's not going to happen in six months and it would probably bet that president trump would extend that if they needed more time. it sounds like a page from the art of the deal. cheryl: it's interesting you bring up the six-month issue because i was wondering if that was enough time considering all the problems congress has had getting legislation through. seems like a short window. >> six months as the timeframe and it could be extended to ensure. congress acts better with deadlines. when they are up against the six-month timetable, they note that a decision has to be made. cheryl: david bruno, we'll hear from attorney general jeff sessions later today the announcement coming out of washington as well with all kinds of other stuff. thank you. and let's talk about hurricane irma. she is not a category four storm paddling towards the northwest caribbean today. puerto rico in florida have declared a state of emergency. packing sustained winds of 130 miles per hour for now. janice dean. janice dean saying the wins will get stronger. officials in the caribbean canceling flights, closing schools and urging people to get ready with irma having today. food, water, building supplies to protect their homes. accredited by friday. a lot more on the show for you because it looks like a washington north korea would join markets over the week. anthony chan will be here. and, arrested when she refused to let police officers draw blood from an unconscious crash victim is now considering legal action. the story of a barrel of the weekend, we'll have that for you. you are watching "fbn:am." the ♪ my "business" was going nowhere... so i built this kickin' new website with godaddy. building a website in under an hour is easy! 68% of people... ...who have built their website using gocentral, did it in... ...under an hour, and you can too. type in your business or idea. pick your favourite design. personalize it with beautiful images. and...you're done! and now business is booming. harriet, it's a double stitch not a cross stitch! build a better website - in under an hour. free to try. no credit card required. gocentral from godaddy. cheryl: welcome back. let's get you caught up on what's happening now. dragging handcuffed by police for refusing to draw blood from an unconscious patient said on cnn choose considering legal action. she was scared to death to protect the patient could the patient had not given consent for the blood draw would've broken hospital policy. taxi policy but the main road to the city's airport yesterday to protest the mobile writing an application like lugar. traffic was backed up for miles during the protest is 65 rogue resilient tourist stuck in traffic died of a heart attack. mcdonald's workers at two locations southeast over pay and conditions yesterday with the first strike against it, since the chain opened in britain 40 years ago. lasted about a day. that is what is happening right now. right now, watching stock market futures are at everyone on wall street monitoring the latest development in washington and the growing tension on the korean peninsula. anthony chan director and chief economist at chase joins us right now. good morning, anthony. >> good morning, cheryl. market reaction to north korea. the hydrogen bomb has been in the military diplomatic communities concerned. our investors concerned? >> some investors in asian markets are a big concern. you saw less of that in you only see in small sliver of that in u.s. mutual market. i would say investors are thinking this is more of the same. cheryl: more of the same and there are reports that kim jong un could be launching ramakrishna north korea. also what is happening with hurricane heartbeat that needs to be approved. tax reform. all of this they've got a very short window to get this done in. >> that's right. these 12 days is a very, very small window. tax reform does in fact take a backseat over the next 12 days. going to be deferring to hurricane heartbeat, and the debt limit and of course the continuing resolution that they needed to keep the government from shutting down. my suspicion is some of these things are most of them will get done before the end of the month for tax reform locked away. cheryl: tax reform passed away. i should say god for bid, but what of september the 29th comes and goes on and look at the shutdown of the government. >> we had about 18 shutdowns, so that's not unusual. only for a very small. come on my suspicion is that that happened if it happens it will end pretty quickly. cheryl: you're not worried about a government shutdown. the markets are watching what is happening with the economy. the forecast now a little bit better despite the fact you titled this back-and-forth happening in washington and the korean situation. are you concerned gdp could eventually the effect by the noise we see out of d.c.? >> the noise will have a very trivial or small effect on gdp. so far the third quarter it looks to me but to .5% growth number which is very healthy since we've been sort of accustomed to 2%. cheryl: 3% is better than 2%. we would take that at least. actually 3.3. anthony, thank you. cadet in the program. it's been a pleasure. cheryl: a lot more coming up here to stir again for the arizona diamondbacks and they play the dodgers. also watching tennis at the u.s. open. maybe on track for the semi finals. that would be fine. jared max with all of that coming up. we look at a live from one dead. you are watching "fbn:am" so new touch screens... and biometrics. in 574 branches. all done by... yesterday. ♪ ♪ banks aren't just undergoing a face lift. they're undergoing a transformation. a data fueled, security driven shift in applications and customer experience. which is why comcast business delivers consistent network performance and speed across all your locations. hello, mr. deets. every branch running like headquarters. that's how you outmaneuver. cheryl: all right, welcome back. with hurricane irma unattended software to come a discussion of schedule change. jared max history details on that. they've got to on that. they've got to prepare a guess. >> and what to base in southeast texas. no one wants to take chances. the nfl season up in thursday night. miami dolphins scheduled to be 1:00 eastern time to play the tampa bay buccaneers. this skin may be rescheduled or relocated. according to "the associated press," moving the dolphins bucs gained to another day this thursday or friday or another location this coming week in the decision would have to be made up by today because of logistics. houston texans jj wants fundraiser perfect tens of hurricane harvey has surpassed $19.6 million. the efforts have not gone unnoticed. 70,000 people signed a petition in hopes of having a texas highway renamed for j.j. watt. the goal is to have highway 99 renamed the j.j. watt parkway number 99. to the pga tour playoffs. justin thomas pulled away from jordan speith. pga championship winner to shut down the leg. he won by three. speith second for the second week in a row. the alabama football team in morning the death of 25 rogue michael oxley whose father, receivers coach was killed around 24 hours after alabama defeated florida state on saturday. shot to death in columbia, maryland 25 years old. but do everything we can to support mike and his family in this time of tragedy. major league baseball monday come a big day for home runs. see how many homers jimmy martinez said the arizona diamondback's head. not one, not two, not three. four home runs in consecutive plate appearances. >> jd martinez, it's gone. jd martinez, homers in four consecutive appearances. reporter: 18th player to hit games in one record to win streak goes to 11. they test the dodgers third team nothing. the miami marlins had a major league hitting 53rd home run. watch for this one lands. down the right-field line. look at the tv camera. right into the tv camera. and then it was unable to focus. you can try about 100 times. marlon skype dented by the nationals till 7-2. hours after rafael vidal squeezed a fortified last night, roger federer did the same. they remain on course. how much fun would that be? a lot of american flavor in the quarters. she joins fellow american can delay in the quarters. cheryl: i'm still mourning the loss of murray sheriff drove up, just for the record. i'm so excited to see her backplane. she always got a raw deal from the usda. we luster over the week. >> no surprise there seemed to be a lot of brushback, people parking matter. cheryl: is talked about that before. great to see you. thanks for being here. you can catch jared max and fox news headlines sirius xm channel 115. investors keeping a close eye and north korea. tensions between the u.s. and rogue nation remained high this morning. we are going to have a report from london coming up next. ♪go your own way copd tries to say, "go this way." i say, "i'll go my own way" with anoro. ♪go your own way once-daily anoro contains two medicines called bronchodilators, that work together to significantly improve lung function all day and all night. anoro is not for asthma . it contains a type of medicine that increases risk of death in people with asthma. the risk is unknown in copd. anoro won't replace rescue inhalers for sudden symptoms and should not be used more than once a day. tell your doctor if you have a heart condition, high blood pressure, glaucoma, prostate, bladder, or urinary problems. these may worsen with anoro. call your doctor if you have worsened breathing, chest pain, mouth or tongue swelling, problems urinating, vision changes, or eye pain while taking anoro. ask your doctor about anoro. ♪go your own way get your first prescription free at anoro.com. chances are, the last time yoyou got robbed.an, i know-- i got a loan 20 years ago, and i got robbed. that's why i started lendingtree-- the only place you can compare up to 5 real offers side by side, for free. it's like shopping for hotels online, but our average customer can save twenty thousand dollars. at lendingtree, you know you're getting the best deal. so take the power back and come to lendingtree.com, because at lendingtree when banks compete, you win. cheryl: this is interesting. european stocks higher today sharp enough tension between the united states and north korea. mike per from "the wall street journal" joins us now. hey, good morning. >> good morning, cheryl. another european markets sold off yesterday. we had a holiday here in the united states, but today things are more the green. our investors not worried about what's happening with north korea? >> it's a strange situation. we seen this play out a few times over the last few years. initial selloff after one of these geopolitical risk event and then things fairly quickly go back. there is an element here people speak to talking about investors sort of learning there isn't necessarily a benefit to selling stock after the sort of event spirit of things recover there's not much regained from losing the major european good as you say, everything is almost back to where it was friday afternoon. cheryl: i'm sorry, go ahead. >> that's okay. i know a guy, an economist with some stuff around the cuban missile crisis in the u.s. obviously come a huge tension around that in 1966. you might assume the s&p would sell off. actually it didn't. i find pretty much all the way through it. cheryl: obviously a lot of us will be watching tensions in the u.s. as the u.s. markets opened today following your lead. thank you very much, sir. that is it for me. right now let's turn it over to maria bartiromo. good morning. maria: hey, cheryl. good to be back in good morning, everybody. i maria bartiromo. tuesday, september 5th. welcome back to you from long holiday weekend. 6:00 a.m. on the east coast this tuesday morning. north korea prepares for launch. kim jong sub whingers up for another missile test in the trump administration going to strong measures amid this thread. >> he wants to date knowledge does a nuclear power, but being a nuclear power is not about using those terrible weapons to threaten others. his abusive use of missiles and nuclear thread show that he is begging for more. >> any threats to the united states or territories including