news. there shouldn t be any opinion. it should be just this is what happened today. ainsley: those days are long gob, steve. steve: those are the days of walter cronkite. that s the way it was. 6:11 in new york city. and jillian joins us in studio f. jillian: i will give you headlines of the morning. good morning to you at home. north korea vowing to beef up nuclear arsenal as nations around them wash them it s time to stop. kim jong un telling scientists he wants to increase the quality and number of deadly weapons. secretary of state rex tillerson says now is the time for diplomacy. we re ready to talk any time north korea would like to talk. and we re ready to have the first meeting without preconditions. it s not realistic to say we are only going to talk if you come to the table ready to give up your program. they have too much invested in it. jillian: last month north korea launched its most advanced missile yet potentially capable of striking anywhere in the u.s. president tr
the homeowner hiring a snake trapper to capture the snake after hearing strange noises coming from the attic for years. when he pulled that snake skin out, i thought that s a sign that he must have been there for quite a while. jillian: they think the snake may have been someone s pet who slithered into the home on a tree branch. i don t know why anyone would have that as a pet but, hey, to each their own. a lot of people do. steve: got out and got in their attic. good reason to move. jillian: can you imagine it living up there for years? brian: must have been so bored. what do you do? jillian: there can be so many things to find in the attic. maybe for a week. abby: we should get everyone to send us pictures what s in the attic. i m thinking of all the things in the mom s attic and what the make would live in christmas decorations. brian: billie dean had a song called toys in the attic. janice: that s not billy joel. that s aerosmith.
will not permit that to happen. that s where we are. brian: they promised to send rockets in the middle of august at guam within guam. ainsley: they will shoot them down. brian: that would be a move that nobody has seen before. steve: general, thank you very much. ainsley: i love talking to you. you always make me feel better and safe everywhere. thank you for serving our great country. we look forward to you and other generals protecting our country. glad to serve. take care. ainsley: i m not going to build my bunker and get my gas mask yet. he makes me feel so much safer. going to shoot it down. jillian: i feel like that s what we need right now. good to hear that. a new delay in the quest for justice for 9/11 victims and their families. a d.c. federal appeals court ruling that a judge overseaing the military commission of khalid sheikh mohammed. the man accused of planning the attacks must be disqualified from the case. the court says he should have recused himself over public sta
steve: and, of course, it was during bill clinton s administration that then formerly president jimmy carter talked the administration into a program where the inspections of north korea simply did not work. brian: right. and also where we tried to pull jimmy carter said i have an idea let s pull our troops out of south korea. do you know who protested? china. they were concerned that russia was going to take control of the peninsula. taking control of the north. ainsley: let us know what you think about this whole situation. what do you think about the president s response to this and tough rhetoric? let s hand it over to jillian who has headlines. jillian: let s begin with dramatic new video this morning of a navy pilot rescued at sea after crashing fighter jet off the coast. lifting the pilot into a helicopter. the pilot setting off a smoke signal for help moments after ejecting from his jet during a training exercise. it s unclear what led to the crash. the pilot is okay. coming
territory of 34 participating nations. mowing down six soldiers with bmw in paris before speeding away. the driver was shot five times by police about 150 miles north of paris after they tracked his rented car. is he from algeria and known for minor crimes. through soldiers were seriously hurt in that attack. that s a look at your headlines on this thursday. i will send it back to you guys. i m considering going to change to match. brian: don t do that. ainsley: brian will say get dressed. ainsley: thank you, jillian. steve: i was look at that map that plane flew over my house. brine brian was it close enough that you could see testimony? steve: i didn t see it. i saw the map. policy. brian: we have got to change that. ainsley: critics slamming president trump s.