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Anymore. To their credit, they stepped up. We did some heavy negotiations. We got them there. Russia, i think they wanted to delay it initially. I dont think thats what they wanted but we got them there and as long as they were there, thats what matters. Harris as the hard facts come in, lets go to Senior Foreign Affairs correspondent greg palkot with more. Greg . Gregg harris, it is an alarming report coming from the Washington Post and at least one of my valued sources on the subject of north korea thinks that it is true. Lets go through the report very quickly. The Washington Post quoting D...

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If nothing is done to stop the illegal occupation of a section of the Greater Kabeljous biodiversity hotspot, there is a real risk of this precious piece of land and the numerous environmental and heritage resources it has to offer being lost forever.