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The wall got 10 feet taller. he argues the school is showing a double standard. it about a teacher to display a poster which red sanctuary city, welcome home. the school is suppressing his speech because others were uncomfortable with the ideas and message of his shirt. david bruno as washington times legal affairs correspondent alex sawyer, good evening to both of you. what say you, counselor? >> he had a good point in terms of discrimination. it shows the school was supporting one type of spee...

Captioning sponsored by cbs >> glor: the president calls off the summit. >> i believe that this is a tremendous setback for north korea and indeed the world. >> glor: and sends a warning. >> our military is ready if necessary. >> glor: were the only american broadcast network on the ground at the center of the controversy. >> reporter: im ben tracy from inside north korea, where we just witnessed what north korea claims is the destruction of its nuclear test site. >> glor: also tonight, we have ...

Jeff. >> glor: interesting comments about china tonight. major, thank you. as we mentioned off the top, ben tracy is inside north korea tonight. kims government says it will officially close and begin dismantling its main nuclear test site this week. it is in a very remote part of the country, and ben is headed there now. cbs news is the only american broadcast network on that trip. >> reporter: so were on a plane with other journalists who have been invited in by north korea to see them shut do...

>> glor: heroes come in all shapes, sizes, and species. chip reid has the proof. >> reporter: summer, a seven- year-old yellow lab, and retired air force sergeant micah jones, are a t.s.a. explosives detection team, working for the amtrak police. >> up, up. >> reporter: do you have the best job in the world? >> i would have to say yes. >> reporter: in part, he says, thats because he gets to spend all day with his best friend. >> the times when i have training and have to leave her at home, its h...

President, leading him by hand into the west wing to huddle about the summit with kim jong-un. a summit the president now says may or may not happen. >> there is a chance it will work out. theres a very substantial chance that it wont work out. and thats okay. that doesnt mean it wont work out over a period of time. but it may not work out for june 12th. >> reporter: it was the north koreans who first raised the possibility of cce objecting to demands from the u.s. they give up their entire nucl...

>> anthony: my trip to the disputed armenian-controlled enclave of nagorno-karabakh requires an early morning stop at a military base on the outskirts of yerevan. and apparently a flight in this thing, a smoking, flame-belching, banged up looking soviet mi8 twin- turbine chopper, whose appearance prior to boarding does not fill me with confidence. but once up in the air, it takes me over crags and peaks and steppes, across the internationally recognized border with azerbaijan, to what the armeni...

Would start to look at the information, the transaction information and the information collected at on boarding. if a human being decides this looks suspicious, then the human being would escalate that up the chain and that would cause a suspicious activity report to be filed. >> you heard my discussion with rachel maddow about what happened to the other two suspicious activity reports. the two missing reports that provoked this current government official to decide to leak the suspicious activ...

Turnover, whether its receiving incoming or outing wires. whether the account is receiving money domestically or from aboard. so if an account moves out of a band, then an alert should be generated by the banks automated monitoring systems. at that point a human being would start to look at the information, the transaction information and the information collected at on boarding. if a human being decides this looks suspicious, then the human being would escalate that up the chain and that would ...

>> reporter: the incident coming a month after southwest airline passenger jennifer reardon died after being partially sucked out of a boeing 737 window shattered when it was hit by shrapnel by an exploding engine. the incident in china appears to be completely unrelated. >> to have a window and then a windshield come out within a month of each other is just about unprecedented. >> reporter: the question for investigators in china, why did the windshield on this widely flown airbus plane suddenl...

Copilot on another airline was partially pulled out of his seat by a shattered window in the cockpit. the captain forced to make an emergency landing. heres tom costello. >> reporter: on the ground at the changdu airport, a sichuan airlines passenger airplane with part of the windshield blown out. the copilot treated at a local hospital for minor injuries after being partially sucked away from his controls. only his seat belt kept him inside. it happened when the airbus a-319 was at 32,000 feet....