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Here now. theyre in fact, moving quite rapidly and we anticipate they will comeo logical conclusion even more quickly than we had anticipated. before discussing the summit i want to address report that new york times that u.s. team lacks expertise on dismantling north korean weapons program as part of the talks, i want to address the report directly. over three months an interagency groups with over 100 experts have spent multiple times per week to address logistical, they include experts from t...

May have been working as a spy. is that right? >> thats what the air force suspected for many years because he had security clearances and they gave him access to some of the most top secret missile programs. hughes had been an expert on rocket self-destruct procedures. air force and officials say there was no evidence he was spying for the soviets. they never found any information that could be linked the him. hughes faces charges of desertion at travis air force base and in the coming days he ...

Those same experts also cover the missile programs. these experts include dozens of phds. they have advanced degrees in nuclear engineering, physics, aerospa aerospace, biology and other relevant fields. on t ground in singapore we have a team that includes the presidents senior most expert in weapons of mass destruction that can cover any technical meetings that that may suggest. north korea has previously confirmed to us its willingness to denuclearize and we are looking to see if that is

But if it did, that problematic for sure. eric: do you think there was wrongdoing? >> i think there were huge mistakes made. when you lie to fbi investigators, you cant do that. you shouldnt be talking about investigations publicly. whether there is criminal wrongdoing, a harder question. well have to see what the i.g. recommends. eric: the report coming out thursday. well see whats in it. arthel: reaction pouring in to that upcoming face-to-face meeting between president trump and kim jong-un a...

Following statement. "as stated in the national defense strategy, the department will invest broadly in military application of autonomy, artificial intelligence and machine , including rapid application of commercial break throughs to gain competitive m advantages. the pentagon has tripled the funding involving missile programs in next years defense program, shep. >> shepa wha do the critics say that could be the unintended consequences? >> the goal of finding missiles before theyre in a positi...

That controlled the region. for a long time the policy of us and european allies has been appeasement essentially. we talk to you and give you money and support you, maybe you will change your way. that hasnt happened. we are in a new world where the policies stand up to confront the bully. that is not easy and you can see the allies in europe, their policy has failed to contain iran. >> reporter: the present return to the drawing board, mike pompeo working with allies in coming weeks to renegot...

Seeks to settle beyond fortunately what on past with the north normalise if north korea takes concrete steps to abandon the missile programs. three leaders today how to frank exchange of opinions regarding how to get north korea to change its current policy and start walking a right path to build a bright future. me out how to me that you will now for some of the other stories making the news at this hour several large explosions at the afghan capital kabul. over here in the countrys interior mi...

>> it should have never ever been made. >> the six nation agreement required iran to reduce its nuclear stock piles and facilities in exchange for lifting most economic sanctions. the president argues the pact isnt tough enough at preventing iran from advancing its nuclear and missile programs, but proponents say its the only way to keep iran in check. global allies have been shuttling through the white house to apply pressure including the leaders of france and germany and the british foreign s...

Havent been able to do? >> i think that his threat, like you said, the threat of nuclear i nielation, ive said before -- annihilation, the madman theory of world politics doesnt always work. here it might have worked a little bit. >> it worked with madmen. >> kim jong-un is convinced donald trump will attack north korea to protect the united states. >> the steps that the u.s. takes before a major attack, the things where people go silent, communication is broken, the military is just in a prone ...

House. back to michael. you go forward with this thing, and the definitions, right, of what freezing your nuclear weapons or getting rid of nuclear weapons seems to be a sticking point, or at least it will be in the weeks ahead, michael, is that a fair assessment? >> absolutely. i think you can go further, north korea isnt going to give up all of its bombs any time soon. that is something that almost all north korea analysts, whether conservative or liberal, democrat or republican, academic or t...