EXPERT CLAIMS N. KOREA’S SECOND MISSILE Test Demonstrates They Now Have Ability To Hit 3 Major Cities On U.S. MainlandWhen asked if a pre-emptive military strike is a possibility, as reported last week by NBC News, Trump wouldn t elaborate. I don t want to telegraph what I m doing or what I m thinking. I m not like other administrations, where they say we re going to do this in four weeks,  Trump told Fox s Ainsley Earhardt It doesn t work that way. We ll see what happens. I hope things work out well. I hope there s going to be peace, but they ve been talking with this gentleman for a long time,  he continued. You read Clinton s book. and he said,  Oh, we made such a great peace deal,  and it was a joke,  Trump said.  You look at different things over the years with President Obama. Everybody has been outplayed.  The HillNorth Korea doesn t appear to be backing off as they continue to push forward with the testing of their intercontinental ballistic missiles. They called the launching of their second flight test yesterday, a  stern warning  to the United States. David Wright, a physicist and co-director of the global security program at the Union of Concerned Scientists, said that if reports of the missile s maximum altitude and flight time are correct, it would have a theoretical range of at least 10,400 kilometers (about 6,500 miles). That means it could have reached Los Angeles, Denver or Chicago, depending on variables such as the size and weight of the warhead that would be carried atop such a missile in an actual attack.North Korean leader Kim Jong Un said Saturday the second flight test of an intercontinental ballistic missile demonstrated his country can hit the U.S. mainland, hours after the launch left analysts concluding that a wide swath of the United States, including Los Angeles and Chicago, is now in range of North Korean weapons.The Korean Central News Agency said that Kim expressed  great satisfaction  after the Hwasong-14 missile reached a maximum height of 3,725 kilometers (2,314 miles) and traveled 998 kilometers (620 miles) before accurately landing in waters off Japan. The agency said that the test was aimed at confirming the maximum range and other technical aspects of the missile it says was capable of delivering a  large-sized, heavy nuclear warhead. Analysts had estimated that the North s first ICBM on July 4 could have reached Alaska, and said that the latest missile appeared to extend that range significantly.Immediately after the launch, U.S. and South Korean forces conducted live-fire exercises. South Korean Defense Minister Song Young-moo called for the deployment of strategic U.S. military assets   which usually means stealth bombers and aircraft carriers   as well as additional launchers of an advanced U.S. anti-missile system.Japanese government spokesman Yoshihide Suga said the missile, launched late Friday night, flew for about 45 minutes   about five minutes longer than the first. The missile was launched on very high trajectory, which limited the distance it traveled, and landed west of Japan s island of Hokkaido.The KCNA quoted Kim as saying that the launch reaffirmed the reliability of the country s ICBM system and an ability to fire at  random regions and locations at random times  with the  entire  U.S. mainland now within range. The agency said that the test confirmed important features of the missile system, such as the proper separation of the warhead and controlling its movement and detonation after atmospheric re-entry.Kim said the launch sent a  serious warning  to the United States, which has been  meaninglessly blowing its trumpet  with threats of war and stronger sanctions, the KCNA said.President Donald Trump issued a statement condemning the missile test as a threat to the world, and rejecting North Korea s claim that nuclear weapons ensure its security.  In reality, they have the opposite effect,  he said.Trump said the weapons and tests  further isolate North Korea, weaken its economy, and deprive its people.  He vowed to  take all necessary steps  to ensure the security of the U.S. and its allies.ABC News   On July 4th, 2917, A U.S. official confirmed that North Korea launched a two-stage intercontinental ballistic missile. It was the first successfully test-fired ICBM for North Korea, which has been attempting to build a missile that can reach the U.S. mainland.Secretary of State Rex Tillerson said in March that  all options are on the table  to deal with the escalating threat North Korea poses.The Department of Defense has an extensive missile defense system designed to help protect against a missile attack from that country.In May the U.S. conducted the ground-based intercept system s first test against an ICBM-class target. The interceptor was launched from Vandenberg Air Force Base in California, and the ICBM target was launched from Kwajalein Atoll, part of the Marshall Islands in the Pacific. The result: The ICBM was intercepted, which was likened to firing a bullet and hitting another bullet. This system is vitally important to the defense of our homeland, and this test demonstrates that we have a capable, credible deterrent against a very real threat,  said Vice Adm. Jim Syring, the director of the Missile Defense Agency at the time.There are 36 ground-based interceptors at two military bases in the U.S.   32 at Fort Greely in Alaska and four at Vandenberg.Watch:Japanese Foreign Minister Fumio Kishida said he told U.S. Secretary of State Rex Tillerson in a phone call that the second missile test greatly increased the threat from Pyongyang. He said two sides agreed to consider all means necessary to exert the utmost pressure on North Korea. They reiterated calls for new sanctions and to work closely together with South Korea along with efforts by China and Russia.China, meanwhile, urged its ally North Korea to abide by U.N. Security Council resolutions and halt any moves that could escalate tensions on the Korean Peninsula.Washington and its allies have watched with growing concern as Pyongyang has made significant progress toward its goal of having all of the U.S. within range of its missiles to counter what it labels as U.S. aggression. There are other hurdles, including building nuclear warheads to fit on those missiles and ensuring reliability. But many analysts have been surprised by how quickly leader Kim Jong Un has developed North Korea s nuclear and missile programs despite several rounds of U.N. Security Council sanctions that have squeezed the impoverished country s economy.Trump has said he will not allow North Korea to obtain an ICBM that can deliver a nuclear warhead. But this week, the Defense Intelligence Agency reportedly concluded that the North will have a reliable ICBM capable of carrying a nuclear weapon as early as next year, in an assessment that trimmed two years from the agency s earlier estimate.  APpolitics
expert claims korea s second missile test demonstrates they now have ability to hit major cities on mainlandwhen asked military strike possibility reported last week nbc news trump elaborate i want telegraph i i thinking i like administrations say going four weeks trump told fox aisle earhardt it work way we see happens i hope things work well i hope going peace talking gentleman long time continued you read clinton book said oh made great peace deal joke trump said you look different things years president obama everybody outlawed the hillnorth korea appear backing continue push forward testing intercontinental ballistic missiles they called launching second flight test yesterday stern warning united states david wright physicist global security program union concerned scientists said reports missile maximum altitude flight time correct would theoretical range least kilometers miles that means could reached los angeles denver chicago depending variables size weight warhead would carried atop missile actual korean leader kim jong un said saturday second flight test intercontinental ballistic missile demonstrated country hit mainland hours launch left analysts concluding wide swath united states including los angeles chicago range north korean korean central news agency said kim expressed great satisfaction missile reached maximum height kilometers miles traveled kilometers miles accurately landing waters japan the agency said test aimed confirming maximum range technical aspects missile says capable delivering heavy nuclear warhead analysts estimated north first ibm july could reached alaska said latest missile appeared extend range launch south korean forces conducted exercises south korean defense minister song called deployment strategic military assets usually means stealth bombers aircraft carriers well additional launchers advanced government spokesman yoshihide sugar said missile launched late friday night flew minutes five minutes longer first the missile launched high trajectory limited distance traveled landed west japan island kana quoted kim saying launch reaffirmed reliability country ibm system ability fire random regions locations random times entire mainland within range the agency said test confirmed important features missile system proper separation warhead controlling movement detonation atmospheric said launch sent serious warning united states meaningless blowing trumpet threats war stronger sanctions kana donald trump issued statement condemning missile test threat world rejecting north korea claim nuclear weapons ensure security in reality opposite effect said weapons tests isolate north korea weaken economy deprive people he vowed take necessary steps ensure security news on july a official confirmed north korea launched intercontinental ballistic missile it first successfully ibm north korea attempting build missile reach state rex tillerson said march options table deal escalating threat north korea department defense extensive missile defense system designed help protect missile attack may conducted intercept system first test target the interceptor launched vandenberg air force base california ibm target launched kwajalein atoll part marshall islands pacific the result the ibm intercepted likened firing bullet hitting another bullet this system finally important defense homeland test demonstrates capable credible deterrent real threat said vice jim spring director missile defense agency interceptor two military bases fort freely alaska four japanese foreign minister audio kishida said told secretary state rex tillerson phone call second missile test greatly increased threat pyongyang he said two sides agreed consider means necessary exert utmost pressure north korea they reiterated calls new sanctions work closely together south korea along efforts china meanwhile urged ally north korea abide security council resolutions halt moves could escalate tensions korean allies watched growing concern pyongyang made significant progress toward goal within range missiles counter labels aggression there hurdles including building nuclear warheads fit missiles ensuring reliability but many analysts surprised quickly leader kim jong un developed north korea nuclear missile programs despite several rounds security council sanctions squeezed impoverished country said allow north korea obtain ibm deliver nuclear warhead but week defense intelligence agency reportedly concluded north reliable ibm capable carrying nuclear weapon early next year assessment trimmed two years agency earlier estimate abpolitics
Your task is to classify the provided input as real or fake news. Label 0 is meant for fake news, Label 1 is for real news. TEXT: EXPERT CLAIMS N. KOREA’S SECOND MISSILE Test Demonstrates They Now Have Ability To Hit 3 Major Cities On U.S. MainlandWhen asked if a pre-emptive military strike is a possibility, as reported last week by NBC News, Trump wouldn t elaborate. I don t want to telegraph what I m doing or what I m thinking. I m not like other administrations, where they say we re going to do this in four weeks,  Trump told Fox s Ainsley Earhardt It doesn t work that way. We ll see what happens. I hope things work out well. I hope there s going to be peace, but they ve been talking with this gentleman for a long time,  he continued. You read Clinton s book. and he said,  Oh, we made such a great peace deal,  and it was a joke,  Trump said.  You look at different things over the years with President Obama. Everybody has been outplayed.  The HillNorth Korea doesn t appear to be backing off as they continue to push forward with the testing of their intercontinental ballistic missiles. They called the launching of their second flight test yesterday, a  stern warning  to the United States. David Wright, a physicist and co-director of the global security program at the Union of Concerned Scientists, said that if reports of the missile s maximum altitude and flight time are correct, it would have a theoretical range of at least 10,400 kilometers (about 6,500 miles). That means it could have reached Los Angeles, Denver or Chicago, depending on variables such as the size and weight of the warhead that would be carried atop such a missile in an actual attack.North Korean leader Kim Jong Un said Saturday the second flight test of an intercontinental ballistic missile demonstrated his country can hit the U.S. mainland, hours after the launch left analysts concluding that a wide swath of the United States, including Los Angeles and Chicago, is now in range of North Korean weapons.The Korean Central News Agency said that Kim expressed  great satisfaction  after the Hwasong-14 missile reached a maximum height of 3,725 kilometers (2,314 miles) and traveled 998 kilometers (620 miles) before accurately landing in waters off Japan. The agency said that the test was aimed at confirming the maximum range and other technical aspects of the missile it says was capable of delivering a  large-sized, heavy nuclear warhead. Analysts had estimated that the North s first ICBM on July 4 could have reached Alaska, and said that the latest missile appeared to extend that range significantly.Immediately after the launch, U.S. and South Korean forces conducted live-fire exercises. South Korean Defense Minister Song Young-moo called for the deployment of strategic U.S. military assets   which usually means stealth bombers and aircraft carriers   as well as additional launchers of an advanced U.S. anti-missile system.Japanese government spokesman Yoshihide Suga said the missile, launched late Friday night, flew for about 45 minutes   about five minutes longer than the first. The missile was launched on very high trajectory, which limited the distance it traveled, and landed west of Japan s island of Hokkaido.The KCNA quoted Kim as saying that the launch reaffirmed the reliability of the country s ICBM system and an ability to fire at  random regions and locations at random times  with the  entire  U.S. mainland now within range. The agency said that the test confirmed important features of the missile system, such as the proper separation of the warhead and controlling its movement and detonation after atmospheric re-entry.Kim said the launch sent a  serious warning  to the United States, which has been  meaninglessly blowing its trumpet  with threats of war and stronger sanctions, the KCNA said.President Donald Trump issued a statement condemning the missile test as a threat to the world, and rejecting North Korea s claim that nuclear weapons ensure its security.  In reality, they have the opposite effect,  he said.Trump said the weapons and tests  further isolate North Korea, weaken its economy, and deprive its people.  He vowed to  take all necessary steps  to ensure the security of the U.S. and its allies.ABC News   On July 4th, 2917, A U.S. official confirmed that North Korea launched a two-stage intercontinental ballistic missile. It was the first successfully test-fired ICBM for North Korea, which has been attempting to build a missile that can reach the U.S. mainland.Secretary of State Rex Tillerson said in March that  all options are on the table  to deal with the escalating threat North Korea poses.The Department of Defense has an extensive missile defense system designed to help protect against a missile attack from that country.In May the U.S. conducted the ground-based intercept system s first test against an ICBM-class target. The interceptor was launched from Vandenberg Air Force Base in California, and the ICBM target was launched from Kwajalein Atoll, part of the Marshall Islands in the Pacific. The result: The ICBM was intercepted, which was likened to firing a bullet and hitting another bullet. This system is vitally important to the defense of our homeland, and this test demonstrates that we have a capable, credible deterrent against a very real threat,  said Vice Adm. Jim Syring, the director of the Missile Defense Agency at the time.There are 36 ground-based interceptors at two military bases in the U.S.   32 at Fort Greely in Alaska and four at Vandenberg.Watch:Japanese Foreign Minister Fumio Kishida said he told U.S. Secretary of State Rex Tillerson in a phone call that the second missile test greatly increased the threat from Pyongyang. He said two sides agreed to consider all means necessary to exert the utmost pressure on North Korea. They reiterated calls for new sanctions and to work closely together with South Korea along with efforts by China and Russia.China, meanwhile, urged its ally North Korea to abide by U.N. Security Council resolutions and halt any moves that could escalate tensions on the Korean Peninsula.Washington and its allies have watched with growing concern as Pyongyang has made significant progress toward its goal of having all of the U.S. within range of its missiles to counter what it labels as U.S. aggression. There are other hurdles, including building nuclear warheads to fit on those missiles and ensuring reliability. But many analysts have been surprised by how quickly leader Kim Jong Un has developed North Korea s nuclear and missile programs despite several rounds of U.N. Security Council sanctions that have squeezed the impoverished country s economy.Trump has said he will not allow North Korea to obtain an ICBM that can deliver a nuclear warhead. But this week, the Defense Intelligence Agency reportedly concluded that the North will have a reliable ICBM capable of carrying a nuclear weapon as early as next year, in an assessment that trimmed two years from the agency s earlier estimate.  APpolitics
Your task is to classify the provided input as real or fake news. Label 0 is meant for fake news, Label 1 is for real news. TEXT: expert claims korea s second missile test demonstrates they now have ability to hit major cities on mainlandwhen asked military strike possibility reported last week nbc news trump elaborate i want telegraph i i thinking i like administrations say going four weeks trump told fox aisle earhardt it work way we see happens i hope things work well i hope going peace talking gentleman long time continued you read clinton book said oh made great peace deal joke trump said you look different things years president obama everybody outlawed the hillnorth korea appear backing continue push forward testing intercontinental ballistic missiles they called launching second flight test yesterday stern warning united states david wright physicist global security program union concerned scientists said reports missile maximum altitude flight time correct would theoretical range least kilometers miles that means could reached los angeles denver chicago depending variables size weight warhead would carried atop missile actual korean leader kim jong un said saturday second flight test intercontinental ballistic missile demonstrated country hit mainland hours launch left analysts concluding wide swath united states including los angeles chicago range north korean korean central news agency said kim expressed great satisfaction missile reached maximum height kilometers miles traveled kilometers miles accurately landing waters japan the agency said test aimed confirming maximum range technical aspects missile says capable delivering heavy nuclear warhead analysts estimated north first ibm july could reached alaska said latest missile appeared extend range launch south korean forces conducted exercises south korean defense minister song called deployment strategic military assets usually means stealth bombers aircraft carriers well additional launchers advanced government spokesman yoshihide sugar said missile launched late friday night flew minutes five minutes longer first the missile launched high trajectory limited distance traveled landed west japan island kana quoted kim saying launch reaffirmed reliability country ibm system ability fire random regions locations random times entire mainland within range the agency said test confirmed important features missile system proper separation warhead controlling movement detonation atmospheric said launch sent serious warning united states meaningless blowing trumpet threats war stronger sanctions kana donald trump issued statement condemning missile test threat world rejecting north korea claim nuclear weapons ensure security in reality opposite effect said weapons tests isolate north korea weaken economy deprive people he vowed take necessary steps ensure security news on july a official confirmed north korea launched intercontinental ballistic missile it first successfully ibm north korea attempting build missile reach state rex tillerson said march options table deal escalating threat north korea department defense extensive missile defense system designed help protect missile attack may conducted intercept system first test target the interceptor launched vandenberg air force base california ibm target launched kwajalein atoll part marshall islands pacific the result the ibm intercepted likened firing bullet hitting another bullet this system finally important defense homeland test demonstrates capable credible deterrent real threat said vice jim spring director missile defense agency interceptor two military bases fort freely alaska four japanese foreign minister audio kishida said told secretary state rex tillerson phone call second missile test greatly increased threat pyongyang he said two sides agreed consider means necessary exert utmost pressure north korea they reiterated calls new sanctions work closely together south korea along efforts china meanwhile urged ally north korea abide security council resolutions halt moves could escalate tensions korean allies watched growing concern pyongyang made significant progress toward goal within range missiles counter labels aggression there hurdles including building nuclear warheads fit missiles ensuring reliability but many analysts surprised quickly leader kim jong un developed north korea nuclear missile programs despite several rounds security council sanctions squeezed impoverished country said allow north korea obtain ibm deliver nuclear warhead but week defense intelligence agency reportedly concluded north reliable ibm capable carrying nuclear weapon early next year assessment trimmed two years agency earlier estimate abpolitics