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Iranian scientists can produce enough weapons-grade uranium to make 12 nuclear bombs within five months, it has been claimed.

Weapon grade uranium of u-235 for having enough of that to make nuclear weapon. it would take them a full year. to get there, it may be as little as seven months. seven months is still a long time. the deal of iran's nuclear program considerably and greatly increased the break-out timeline which is the principle goal of the deal. >> let's talk about when you are talking about iran says it is going to get to 20% or once it gets to 20%, does that mean that they're heading towards a nuclear weapon or what we are supposed to infer so for people to say hey let's take iran seriously. >> it is hard t...

We brought many points up, i think they were surprised that we knew. >> reporter: sources say during the talks kim made the bold offer to dismantle the main site of his nuclear program in exchange for sanctions relief, but trump apparently wanted more. experts say north korea has at least one secret nuclear plant that the kim regime has never acknowledged but that trump reportedly said must be shut down. this complex called kang song just outside pyongyang could be the place president trump was referring to based on its layout, heat signature and its security. former u.n. weapons inspector dav...

Know where countries make nuclear weapons and where they store them, so what we fall back to typically is trying to look at their capabilities to make plutonium and weapon grade uranium and those facilities tend to be easier to understand and to inspect. paul: all right, how many of those facilities do we have, for a while we had a plutonium site but we didn't know about enriched uranium site? >> that's right, plutonium is much better understood. a focus of the six-party talks in the 2000's and earlier, and a lot is known about that. i don't think they have a secret reactor but they do have a ...

Know where countries make nuclear weapons and where they store them, so what we fall back to typically is trying to look at their capabilities to make plutonium and weapon grade uranium and those facilities tend to be easier to understand and to inspect. paul: all right, how many of those facilities do we have, for a while we had a plutonium site but we didn't know about enriched uranium site? >> that's right, plutonium is much better understood. a focus of the six-party talks in the 2000's and earlier, and a lot is known about that. i don't think they have a secret reactor but they do have a ...