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To but they are a regime started by his grandfather. thats a difficult thing to crack and kim is not going to want to lose power. he needed security assurance on behalf of the u.s. that he was not going to run out of town or, worse, destroyed as a human being and i believe the president gave him that assurance so well go step by step and see how this will come out but the line of communication, something that we must understand, this is the way president trump thinks. >> and i would also speak t...

Return. soldiers realize one of their comrades is defecting and race to stop him. yards from safety, the jeep gets stopped and when north korean troops yet close, the defector has no choice but to run for it. 40 shots are fired at close range and five hit the man. he keeps going, finally he falls on moving in a pile of leaves. 40 minutes later, two south korean soldiers crawled towards him and drag him to safety. the incredible video clearly shows north korea violating the 1953 pharmacist with o...

Return. soldiers realize one of their comrades is defecting and race to stop him. yards from safety, the jeep gets stopped and when north korean troops yet close, the defector has no choice but to run for it. 40 shots are fired at close range and five hit the man. he keeps going, finally he falls on moving in a pile of leaves. 40 minutes later, two south korean soldiers crawled towards him and drag him to safety. the incredible video clearly shows north korea violating the 1953 pharmacist with o...

The road, then crosses what was once called the bridge of no return. soldiers realize one of their comrades is defecting and race to stop it. yards from safety, the jeep gets stuck and when north korean troops get close, the defector has no choice but to run. 40 shots are fired at close range and five hit the man but he keeps going. he falls, unmoving. 40 minutes later, two south korean soldiers crawl toward him and drag him to safety. the video shows north korea violating the armistice with one...

Soldiers. they say the actions violated the agreement that ended the korean war. >> the key findings of the special investigation team are that the kpa violated the armistice agreement by one, firing weapons across the mdl and two, by actually crossing the mdl temporarily. >> the defector was flown to a u.s. military hospital and surgeons removed du ed dozens o parasites. including roundworm, nearly a foot long. doctors say he is expected to survive. the soldiers rank and name have not been rele...

And hillary clinton did what was basically a traveling road show all over the country. they made joint appearances where he as secretary of defense and she as secretary of state, they made this joint pitch that we should stop counting on the military for everything. and we should instead build up the state department. more resources. more staff. more prestige. we should recognize as a country that actually its the state department that needs to do most heavy lifting in terms of americas role in ...

If there were any modifications played to turn a semiautomatic, fully automatic with the pieces the sheriff showed me thatll have to be done by opening up the gun. but theres no doubt from everyone ive talked to that these were automatic firing weapons. the question is how did he get and train them with no detection. anderson. >> drew griffin appreciate that. ill bring if a law enforcement panel. art roderick. phil mud. joey. when you see that youll see that is just a work around? >> it is a wor...

The gun. the forensics on the gun will tell everything. there is no doubt from everyone i talked to these were automatic firing weapons. the question is how did he get them? how did i train them with no detection? anderson. >> drew, appreciate that. i want to bring in law enforcement panel. panel of experts. art roderick former assistant director of marshal service. phil mudd. and julia. art when you see that you say thats a work around. >> its a work around. did he make some modifications. i sa...

Life, stepped into the breach that we as a society have created to save his fellow classmates. >> reporter: the second, custodian and air force veteran joe bowen. >> joe confronted him, ordered him to the ground and then held him there. >> reporter: the suspect, a 15-year-old sophomore we are not identifying because he is a minor. he allegedly told detectives hed come to the school to teach everyone a lesson about what happens when you bully others, but says he did not target anyone specific. bu...

Missed us. >> melissa: he had a history with police, right? >> he did. his hometown of belleville. a deputy answered a complete about firing weapons. hodgkinson had a valid i.d. card. essentially the deputy told him to knock it off. his most recent run and was 2006. hodgkinson went to the home twice, broken door, instruct someone in the face. he ended up with two counts of battery, domestic battery, and damage to a vehicle charge. online records show that charges