clearly well— rested — george north gets a warm welcome from warren gatland as wales ring the changes for the six nations clash with italy. and on the eve of international women's day, we meet a female football coach making impressive strides in the sport. the head of world cycling's governing body — the uci — is calling for an investigation into team sky following a damning report by mps this week. david lappartient has told told our sports editor dan roan that chris froome shouldn't defend his tour de france title unless he is cleared of the overuse of an asthma drug, for which he had been given a ‘therapeutic use exemption' or tue. that would be a disaster for the image of cycling. 0n that would be a disaster for the image of cycling. on a legal point of view he has the right to ride but for the image of the sport that could be a disaster. i don't want to but our sport into trouble so i think even for him to concentrate on defending his own case, my point of view is that it would have been better for view is that it would have been betterfor him not view is that it would have

gareth anscombe is named at fly half with northampton's george north back on the wing. and finally, footballers can often get labelled selfish. but that tag can't be thrown at liverpool defender andrew robertson. the scotland international has thanked a young anfield fan who donated his pocket money to a local foodbank by sending him a signed shirt, but not his own because "no—one wants the left—back‘s shirt." robertson sent him a shirt signed by forward roberto firmino instead. robertson read of seven—year—old alfie radford's gesture on twitter and posted him a letter of thanks. robertson also wrote that foodbanks are a "cause close to my heart." before his 21st birthday in 2015, the former queen's park and dundee united left—back asked friends and family to donate to a foodbank rather than buy him a present.

north crossed the line in the first six minutes. italy knew defeat would hand them yet another wooden spoon, and they struck back with a matteo minozzi score but wales added three more tries after the break to italy's one, with north's second score securing the bonus point. a good win for a much changed wales side. italy's 16 straight six italy's16 straight six nations defeat. i think it is a huge opportunity for a lot of the boys. it is about building depth. wales is going forward and it is quite exciting really. the championship is gone, but you are in second place. are you amazed how open it is to be runners—up? yes, it is very exciting. it makes next weekend very exciting. it will be another big game. warren wanted two wins and we are halfway there. hopefully we can get another win. that would be very nice. confirmation of wales' move into second. they have won round remaining. they play france in cardiff next weekend. in the women's six nations, wales failed to get their challenge back on track after a surprise 22—15 home d

wales wing george north has been "disciplined" by his club northampton for missing a training session. saints coach alan gaffney suggested after their defeat to sale on third march that north did not want to play. he's returning to play his club rugby in wales in the summer. but northampton say he is available to play in their final five fixtures. ronnie o'sullivan is through to the quarterfinals of the players championship after a 6—1victory over graeme dott. the rocket rarely looked troubled, easing through comfortably in the end. he'll face china's ding junhui in the last eight in llandudno. billyjoe saunders' wbo middleweight title defence against fellow englishman martin murray has been postponed untiljune champion saunders injured his hand while training. the fight, which was scheduled for 1h april at london's 02 arena, is now set to take place on 23june at the same venue. england all—rounder ben stokes has played a full part in training ahead of the first test against new zealand, which starts on thursday. he was unable to bowl in last week's warm—up match in hamilton bec

gareth anscombe is named at fly—half with northampton's george north back on the wing. that's all from sportsday. a reminder of our top story... spurs have failed to make it into the champions league quarter finals after a 2—1 defeat to juventus at wembley. manchester city comfortably through. coming up in a moment, the papers. hello and welcome to our look ahead to what the the papers will be bringing us tomorrow. with me are caroline wheeler, the deputy political editor at the sunday times, and jane merrick, political commentator. thank you for coming in. nerve agents again. tomorrow's metro leads on the discovery that a nerve agent was used to try to murder a former russian spy and his daughter in salisbury. the financial times says the eu has ‘forcefully rebuffed' theresa may's vision for a brexit trade deal. the daily telegraph also has the story of the poisoned russian agent — it says pressure is mounting on the uk to take tough steps against the kremlin. tomorrow's daily express reports on heartbreak for coronation star bill roache, whose daughter has died

wales wing george north has been "disciplined" by his club northampton for missing a training session. coach alan gaffney suggested after their defeat to sale on 3rd march that north did not want to play. the 25—year—old is leaving saints to return to wales in the summer, but the club say he is available to play in northamptons final five fixtures. olympic champion katie archibald says adding commonwealth gold to her recent medal haul, is a "realistic hope". archibald is one of 15 cyclists heading to next month's commonwealth games on australia's gold coast as part of team scotland. and as jane lewis reports she'sjoined by someone who knows her better than most. sibling rivalry, not a bit of it. this big brother is more than happy to take tips from little sister. and who could blame him. the golden girls have done it again. she's a current olympic, world and european champion. as part of the family you just learn a lot watching. it is great. i cannot turn off the dynamic of being a little sister. i have memories my whole life of asking my brother how to do this. i eventually found

george north scored two of their five tries to win 38—14. they face france on the final weekend italy's defeat means that they will claim the wooden spoon for the third year in a row. the bbc sport website has highlights of all the weekends six nations rugby, but that's all for now. that's it. there's more throughout the evening on the bbc news channel, and i'll be back with the late news at ten. now on bbc1, its time for the news where you are. bye for now. hello there. this is bbc news. let's get more now on the news that china's people's congress has voted to approve a constitutional amendment, abolishing two—term limits for the country's president. the move will allow xi jinping to stay in office beyond the end of his second term in 2023 and possibly rule indefinitely. the bbc‘s world service asia pacific editor celia hattonjoined me earlier with her assessment. he isa he is a popularfigure he is a popular figure who he is a popularfigure who many think has restored china or is in the process of to what chinese people believe is thei

george north has been disciplined by his club northampton after missing trainings that session. the coach suggested that session. the coach suggested that north didn't want to play in the match. rog 60 metre record holder or a seppi anniversary games this summer. he won silver at the world championships there last year. more of those stories just after 5:30pm. the environment secretary, michael gove, has acknowledged that fishing communities will be disappointed by the deal struck over the brexit transition deal. mps representing coastal communities are meeting the prime minister today. 0ur chief political correspondent vicki young is in westminster. it is the problem. there has been anxiety for the long since that brexit so that the right to uk waters, rather lucrative rights could be traded and negotiated away by the british government in return for else. what has happened with this implementation are transition deal is that that is just really added to the fierce. so the prime minister, really trying to offer reassu ra nces minister, really trying to offer reassurances today,

italy barely had time to collect their thoughts when george north added a second try soon after. italy will be sure of another wooden spoon unless they win this match. they are into the second half, and wales are 24—7 up. it is dave two in peon chang. millie knight and her guide have now claimed two silvers in as many days, this time in the super—g. there were also bronze medal. this season has been tough. the highest we finish was third and that was because people crashed out. to get our best result at the paralympic games has been really great. even on the podium yesterday, it was really hard not to terror up a little bit. i can't believe this is what is hanging around our neck. we'll have an update in the next hour. see you then. thanks, 0llie. 0fwat says its review will determine whether companies had proper contingency plans in place. simonjones reports. emergency water handouts on the streets. tens of thousands of customers, particularly in south—east england and parts of wales, forced to endure days of inconvenience as the taps run dry. they are simply meant to get t

north crossed the line in the first six minutes italy knew defeat would hand them yet another wooden spoon, and they struck back with a matteo minozzi score. but wales added three more tries after the break to italy's one, with north's second score securing the bonus point. a good win for a much changed wales side and italy's 16th straight six nations defeat. that win puts wales up to second in the championship table with just one round remaining. they play france in cardiff next weekend. in the women's six nations, wales failed to get their challenge back on track after a surprise 22—15 home defeat home to bottom side italy. they were eventually undone by michela sillari's late bonus—point wining try. in the days other game, scotland beat ireland for the first time in women's six nations history, 15—12 the final score there. kyle edmund has been knocked out at the second round at indian wells. this was the british number one's first match of the tournament after being given a bye in the first round. you can see him there at the bottom of the screen, he lost in straight sets to

gareth anscombe is named at fly—half with northampton's george north selected on the right wing. sir bradley wiggins and former team sky doctor richard freeman need to "come forward and tell the truth" according to the team's ex—coach shane sutton. an mps‘ report says team sky "crossed an ethical line" by using drugs allowed under anti—doping rules to enhance performance instead of just for medical purposes. wiggins was named but has told the bbc he's done nothing wrong. sutton, who gave evidence to the digital, culture, media and sport select committee last year, says wiggins and dr freeman "need to explain it all to everybody." liverpool cantered into the champions league quarter finals last night and it should be equally plain sailing for manchester city this eveing. pep guardiola's side have a 4—0 advantage over swiss team basel heading into their second leg at the etihad. city could still potentially win the treble of champions league, premier league and league cup. it's a lot tighter for tottenham ahead of their big match against juventus at wembley. spurs do have t

north scored two of their five tries in the 38—14 win. they face france on the final weekend. italy will win the wooden spoon for the third year in a row. the bbc sport website has highlights of all the weekends six nations by, but that's all the sport for now, clive. it's been a symbol of defiance and empowerment. well, now, more black people are choosing to wear afro hairstyles. people are choosing a photo exhibition of young girls in atlanta, in the united states, has attracted lots of attention, and the creative team behind the pictures, is now looking for children in the uk, to be part of their next project. our correspondent elaine dunkley has the story. it's a celebration of the beauty of black girls, the afro, a symbol of pride. the beauty of black girls, the collection is called afro art, but it's more than that, it's about the acceptance of who you are. awesome. of who you are. chin up, there we go, perfect. of who you are. little girls who don't need to use chemical relaxers or have straightened hair chemical relaxers to feel t

george north scored two tries for wales as they beat italy in cardiff to move up to second place in the six nations championship. and tiger woods came so close to winning his first title in overfour years. he needed to sink this putt but he finished one shot behind winner paul casey at the valspar championship in florida. he says though that he is feeling every day a little bit better and a little bit better. lynch news for paul casey. a0 years old and he has not won anything for a long time. the masters is only a few weeks away all looking good in the golfing world. looking forward to — i was going to say a atlanta, it is not near atla nta, going to say a atlanta, it is not near atlanta, the masters. augusta! here's matt with a look at this morning's weather. good morning, it is the sum but not for all. not a bad start of the working week. reasonably mild and frost free, the driest of all in scotla nd frost free, the driest of all in scotland but elsewhere a case of ta ke scotland but elsewhere a case of take something waterproof with you as you leave today, particularly the england

north crossed the line in the first six minutes. italy knew defeat would hand them yet another wooden spoon, and they struck back with a matteo minozzi score but wales added three more tries after the break to italy's one, with north's second score securing the bonus point. a good win for a much changed wales side. i think it is a huge .—iifii1:l ferward and it isrggits sgcities — really. the ferward and it isrggits sgcities — ie ferward and it isrggits sgcities — really. the championship is gone but you are in second place. are you amazed how open it is to be runners—up? amazed how open it is to be runners-up? yes, it is very exciting. it makes when next we and very exciting. it will be another big game. warren wanted to wins and we are big game. warren wanted to wins and we a re halfway big game. warren wanted to wins and we are halfway there. hopefully we can get another win. that would be very nice. in the women's six nations, wales failed to get their challenge back on track after a surprise 22—15 home defeat home t

gareth anscombe is named at fly—half with northampton‘s george north selected on the wing. that is all this board for now. we will be back in the next hour. i will try to be better when i talk next time. thank you very much to stop young people aged 21 and under are more at risk of identity fraud, according to new figures. a fraud prevention company lead the research, which found a 30% rise of young victims in 2017 compared with the previous year. it also suggested there was an increase of under 21s acting as money mules, which faced a maximum prison sentence of 14 years. let‘s clear this up. with me is the chief executive of one of their organisations that worked on this. one assumes that figure, people under 21 one assumes are a lot more savvy than we are when it comes to computerfraud savvy than we are when it comes to computer fraud but not? that is it. 85% of identity fraud, what we are talking about here, is committed online. the fact we have seen a 30% increase of people under the age of 21 game victims of identity fraud is really concerning. why? what is happening

it didn't follow through on the commitment it made to george w. bush administration. we found out that north korea was possibly building a plutonium reactor while the obama administration was exercising strategic patience. they don't share our interest. they want to unify the korean peninsula under the north korean regime. this isn't just about nuclear weapons. big problem with north korea is proliferation. we found out that they sold 40 tons of chemical weapons and supplies to syria. let's say you got rid of the nukes and what happens to those program? it's a bad problem. >> it's complicated too. when you talk about syria component you have to bring in russia. it's part of the game on the ground too. then the question begins how much pressure could you count on russia russia to help you out with north korea. zero. we do have to do what the president is talking about. >> the problem is that by sitting down with kim jong-un, president trump has legitimatized him and agree there's something to discuss. it's great that he has -- >> so, under clinton's era, when they sent

whether the north koreans are serious or not, we we. i served in the clinton and george w. bush administrations, and the north koreans turned out to not be serious. is was the father and grandfather of kim jong-un. laura: if north korea wants the u.s. to suspend the military drills with south korea as a price for talks, is that going to drive a wedge between washington and seoul? nicholas: one of the ambitions of the north korean leadership is probably to drive a wedge between us, to separate korea, led by a president from e peace party, to separate south koreans from washington.'. there has to be unity among washington, tokyo, and seoul if we proceed to effective talks. one of the questions for south korea is do we continue, do they continue with military exercises? it is not a bad idea to reaffirm policy of the united states, that is that we will defend south korea and japan shouldat they bcked. we are obviously prepared to do that. to remind the north koreans of that would be smart negotiating. laura: why would talks work thi time come when said, and you are a veteran, t

george w.ng bush tal about the access of evil, including north korea in that what does president trump think he can do to be better from -- different from his predecessor >> one thing president trump does not lack is hubris in the bleach he can do things better president. her but as you point out, there this is a difficult thing to do. a lot of presidents who ared surrouny a lot of smart people who put a lot of time and in trying to negotiate some sort of deal withor north have walked away with no deal. north kor has its own agenda, whether it's help with oil. t the one thing at all they're not incentivized at all to do is give up their nukes. that's the one thing kim jong-un sees as protecting that country. especially what happened to datchy and husain once they gave their weapons away. so i can't fathom any deal that the president could cut that would ke kim jong-un easily walk away from its nuclear arsenal. robert: congressional republicans, they control the house and the senate and ty've been wary but somewhat encouraging about the surprise development. senator lindsay graham said

george w. bus talking about the access of evil, including north korea in that what does president trump think he can do to be better from -- different from his predecessors. >> one thing president trump does not lack is hubris in the bleach he can do things better than any other president. but as you point out, there this is a difficult thing to do. a lot of presidents who are surrounded by a lot of smartut people who a lot of time and e. in trying to negotiate some sort of deal with north korea have walked away with no deal. north korea has its own agenda, whether it's help with oil. but the one thing at all they're not incentivized at all to do is give up their nukes. that's the o thing kim jong-un sees as protecting that country. especially what happened to cadatchy and husain once they gave their weapons away. so i can't fathom any deal that the president could cut that would make kim jong-un easily walk away from its nuclear arsenal. robert: congressional republicans, they conol the house

i'm oliver north. good night. fox report. shep is back tuesday. captioning by closed captioning services, inc. >> tonight, on war stories investigates, george s patton could motivate the troops. >> we said, that's impossible and then we did the impossible. >> oliver:, but he was a lightning rod for controversy. >> my grandfather brought problems to eisenhower. >> oliver: he was paralyzed in the car crash. >> my grandmother hired several private detectives. >> oliver: was it an accident?,p five. silent hill and scary movie 4. "war stories with oliver north" starts right now. >> oliver: welcome to this edition of war stories investigates. we are at the patton-- surrounded by what made george smith patton famous, tanks and armored vehicles. george patton started as a camerooner. he maded horse obsolete. he was colorful, outspokeen and life was full of controversy, rumors and myths. hitler's generals feared him and eisenhower tried to control him and the press had a field day with each headline he produced. 9 december 1945, he was en route to go hunti

in 2002, he was advising george bush. at one point, there was a breakdown in talks on the 1994 --mework, which has actually which had actually put a freeze on north korea nuclear activities. john bolton and some other hawks who were advising george w. bush at the time didn't like it. when they got news about north korea trying to purchase some uranium enrichment technology, john bolton said that was the ammo he was going to use to break that agreement. korean --, north north korea fired off the program and we now have capabilities in north korea. it doesn't look as though that works. what we do hear from john bolton is that he has this deep-seated mistrust of north korea. a junkie he told on television the other day was, how do you know if a north korea is lying? the answer was, if they are moving their lives. that is john bolton, not me. haidi: that kind encapsulates it all in that one joke. this is a fast-moving story. we expecting dates to be set down at any moment for these now multiple bilateral talks between north k

north korea openly restarted the nuclear program, president george w. bush included north korea in his famous access of evil. >> constitute and access of evil threatening to destroy the peace of the world. >> more on the war in iraq. in 2006 it came as a total surprise when north korea conducted its very first nuclear test. when president obama took office, north korea tested its second nuclear device but when kim jong-un came to power, many within the intelligence committee under estimated how long the new young leader would stay in power and how far he would push the nuclear program. in 2013, two years after kim took office, north korea conducted its third nuclear test. president obama launched cyber sabotage attacks that may have slowed the progress of the north korea program but failed to stop it because once again, the north koreans were able to out smart us all shifting to a new more successful kind of missile. during the presidential transition, president obama warned donald trump that the most urgent national security threat would be north korea

north korea openly restarted its nuclear program. president george w. bush included north korea in his famous axis of evil. >> constitute an axis of evil arming to threaten the peace of the world. >> in 2006 it came as a total surprise when north korea conducted its very first nuclear test. when president obama took office, north korea tested its second nuclear device but when kim jong-un came to power, many within the intelligence committee under estimated how long the new young leader would stay in power and how far he would push the nuclear program. in 2013, two years after kim took office, north korea conducted its third nuclear test. president obama launched cyber sabotage attacks that may have slowed the progress of the north korea program but failed to stop it because once again, the north koreans were able to out smart us all shifting to a new more successful kind of missile. during the presidential transition, president obama warned donald trump that the most urgent national security threat would be north korea. since then, north korea tested m

ambassador at the george w. bush administration bolton said iraq had weapons of mass destruction a claim later proven untrue china's responding to the us presidential order imposing sixty billion dollars worth of tariffs on chinese imports says the move is needed to stop unfair competition from china's state led economy and now announced three billion dollars worth of retaliatory tariffs on u.s. products including pork and steel. on saturday. ends of thousands of students from across the u.s. will converge on washington d.c. to demand gun reform organizers say the march for our lives demonstration which will also be held in cities across the country could be one of the largest of its kind as any gallagher reports it will be led by students from the school in florida for seventeen people were killed last month. i don't think you're not in rehab if you're in the weeks since this community lost seventeen lives to one of the worst school shootings in u.s. history the push for change has been relentless the march for

ambassador in the george w. bush administration bolton said that iraq had weapons of mass destruction a claim later proven untrue. china's responding to the us president's order imposing sixty billion dollars worth of tariffs on chinese imports trump says the move is needed to stop unfair competition from china's state labor khana me china now announced three billion dollars worth of retaliatory tariffs on u.s. products including work in steel. up to fifteen hundred fighters from the. rebel group in syria's eastern ghouta and at least six thousand of their family members have agreed to leave the enclave it follows an evacuation deal brokered by russia and the fighters in the town of harasta are expected to lay down their arms and relocate to opposition controlled live province meanwhile and at the province where those evacuation buses are heading at least forty two people have been killed after airstrikes hit a market near the border with turkey many were women and children activists say russian and government p

korea un ambassador in the george w. bush administration olten said iraq had weapons of mass destruction and that claim was later proven untrue meanwhile trotsky personal lawyer is also resigning john dowd have reportedly clashed with the president over its handling of the probe underway by u.s. special counsel robert muller of course he is investigating possible russian interference in the two thousand and sixteen presidential election china's responding to the u.s. president's order imposing sixty billion dollars for the tariffs on chinese imports trump says the move is needed to stop unfair competition from china's state led economy china now announced it moves forward with his plan to implement three billion dollars worth of retaliatory tariffs on u.s. products including pork and steel at least thirteen people have died twenty seven more injured during an apartment fire in vietnam and city hundreds of firefighters were needed to get the fire under control that broke out early friday morning he says he at a press repo

korea when he was george w. bush's chief arms negotiator in the first bush administration where he basically scuttled or had a heavy role in scuttling attempts to taunt between north and south korea which would have led to the prevention of north korea getting a nuclear weapon i think he is more willing to enable trump's worst instincts when it comes to military action and i think that is something concerning absolutely they must be for the allies of the united states and promptly simply got to. decide to have a summit with north korea right now with john bolton as is a national security adviser would that be in jeopardy i think it could still occur obviously donald trump wants to shake his own foreign policy what he wants to surround himself with he used to have he used to like to be the bad cop and surround himself with good cops that constraint his behavior the adults in the room as they would call them now he's surrounding himself with bad cops who are going to enable that behavior so if president trump is s

that president bush would meet the north koreans. this is quite a development. there is a lot of detail here and the devil is indeed in the detail. for example, the idea that they're going to have a moratorium of tests during the time of talks, it is not

president meeting with the leader of north korea. that's a country that president george w. bush said was part of an axis of evil. and this comes as part of a heries of overtures from north etrea, and they're being met here in south korea with a mixture of very cautious optimism and a lot of skepticism, because north korea has reneged on previous deals, all the while continuing to improve its missile technology and carry out more nuclear tests. >> glor: holly williams in south korea. thank you very much. with a couple of strokes of a couple of pens, today, president trump set in motion new tariffs-- 25% on steel, 10% on aluminum-- imported into the u.s. canada and mexico are exempt for now, pending a renegotiation of nafta. ( applause ) cbs news business analyst jill schlesinger is here to help us understand the impact of these d gher steel and aluminum prices and what happened today. for the folks watching at home, jill, what does this mean? >> well, if you work for an aluminum or steel producer, this is good news. this is going to be good for those companies. they may even

ambassador joining the george w. bush administration said iraq had weapons of mass destruction a claim later proven untrue and chomsky personal lawyer is also resigning john dowd had reportedly clashed with the president over his handling of a probe underway by the u.s. special counsel robert mueller. china's responding to the u.s. president's order imposing sixty billion dollars worth of tariffs on chinese imports china announced if child moves forward with his plan they will implement three billion dollars worth of retaliatory tariffs on u.s. products including pork and steel australia has so far been exempt from u.s. terrorist but prime minister malcolm turnbull says he hopes the two countries can negotiate an agreement. important thing is no one wins from tried war there's no doubt about that i think what they like this should be and supporting. good constructive negotiation president trump has talked about how much he respects president seem a bit actually agree with him and i do too the two main say i do want e

and north korea has already cheated on deals with bill clinton, george w. bush and barack obama. >> all efforts in the past have failed and it's simply bought north korea time to achieve what they want to achieve. maybe this is a break through. i seriously doubt it. >> reporter: south korean officials are already briefing the white house on what they say took place, but who could conduct the toughest nuclear talks since the cold war? the top american north korean negotiator just quit. there's no u.s. ambassador in south korea and the president has taunted rex tillerson to not waste his time on diplomacy with kim. lester. >> andrea mitchell for us tonight in washington. thank you. >>> in nashville tonight, a bitter public farewell from the cities now former mayor after an extramarital affair with her bodyguard led to a swift fall from grace. megan berry resigning from office today hours after pleading guilty in court to theft of property. accused of taking city funds. our kerry sanders is in nashville and has details. >> reporter: tonight the now former mayo

then the george w. bush era begins. north korea is suspected of violating the 1994 deal by secretly enriching uranium. another deal follows in 2005 when the north agrees to an began done its nuclear program and then they conduct their first nuclear test the very next year. >> and then under president obama, north korea conducted a second nuclear test and former president clinton visits po pyongyang to free two american journalists. and we've seen only two official negotiations since 2011, one was a 2011 deal to freeze its nuclear weapons program in exchange for food. >> that broke down when they tested a rocket the following year. the u.s. then announced the policy of strategic patience. no more formal talks. and that continued until last year when the trump administration shifted toward a policy of increased pressure and informal engagement. >> the era of strategic patience with the north korean regime has failed. many years that it's failed. and frankly, that patience is over. >> douglas brinkley is with us now. good

and around the world, i'm natalie allen. >> i'm george howell. newsroom starts right now. >>> we begin this hour is trouble in the middle east. a day of mourning for palestinians. >> this, after 17 people were killed, almost 1500 wounded in clashes with israeli troops on friday. according to palestinian officials, it is the first day of what is planned of weeks of protest called the march for return. >> palestinians are demanding they be allowed to return to land. that is now part of israel. >> ian lee has been in the middle of the protests. he is back now live. what more can you tell us about the situation now? >> reporter: yesterday, we were in the northern part of the gaza strip. this time, we are in the southern part, east. you can see behind me, you have camps. camps like this are set up along the border, they are multiple camps, staging points for the protesters. they meet there and that's when they start their protest going toward the border and a fence, you probably can't see it. there's a fence and a dirt mound. that is where the israeli

shery: when you are dealing with the north koreans under george w. bush, why did the president aser meet with kim jong-il, have none of the other u.s. presidents. chris: i believe the president as well as past presidents note that once you get the president involved, that should be it. you don't want the president to be involved in the middle of the game, you want him to end the game. no presidenty, wanted to step forward because there was no sign were at the end of the game. president trump wants to roll the dice and he thinks he can have enough to work with. but those of us who have dealt with it before member that in september of 2005, the north koreans agreed to do a away with all of their weapons, and three years later, were still trying to work out a verification regime, which we were not able to get. there is a lot of problems in dealing with north koreans, and more important than the president is the president's staff and whether they can put something together that will make sense. the presidents meeting is part of a process. staff,what abou

then the george w. bush era begins. north korea is suspected of violating the 1994 deal by secretly enriching uranium. another deal follows in 2005 when the north agrees to abandon its nuclear program, then they conduct their first nuclear test the very next year. >> and then under president obama, north korea conducted a second nuclear test. former president clinton visits pyongyang to free two american journalists. after kim jong-un came into power in 2011, we've seen only two official negotiations. one was a 2011 deal from north korea to freeze its nuclear weapons program in exchange for food. >> that broke down when they tested a rocket the following year. the u.s. then announced a policy of strategic patience. you've heard about that. no more formal talks until the north commits to denuclearization. that continued until last year when the trump administration shifted toward a policy of increased pressure and informal engagement. >> the era of strategic patience with the north korean regime has failed. many years, a

and north korea has already cheated on deals with bill clinton, george w. bush and barack obama. >> all efforts in the past have failed and have simply bought north korea team north korea time to achieve what they want to achieve. maybe this is a break through. i seriously doubt it. >> reporter: south korean officials are already briefing the white house on what they say took place. but who can conduct the toughest talks since the cold war? there's no u.s. ambassador in south korea. and the president has taunted rex tillerson, do not waste his team on diplomacy with kim. >>> in nashville tonight, a bitter public farewell from the city's now former mayor after an extramarital affair with her bodyguard led to a swift fall from grace. megan berry resigning from office hours after pleading guilty in court to theft of property, accused of taking city funds. our kerry sanders is in nashville and has details. >> reporter: tonight the now former mayor of nashville smiling for her mug shot. >> guilty or not guilty in. >> guilty. >> reporter: megan berry pleading gui

gathered 20000 troops find the guy that was responsible and to execute him the largest public execution in north american history. george washington brings down the hammer. he is amazing. that is a dialogue actually by the way. [laughter] so this story is called the first conspiracy and with that counterintelligence operations so then they get a shot at the big man they start to fight back. so that first conspiracy comes out in january. so then we have a couple more questions really quick. >> you put in the character from the next book somewhere. [laughter] >> this smart young man could be the smartest kid in the whole room. we do secretly hide a couple of things in every book i am like the bald where's waldo he drive -- draws me in every book we hide the number 27 we actually hide superman but if you are the d.c. lawyers watching it is not superman or clark kent. [laughter] we always hide the hero to the next book if you read im harriet tubman you can find neil armstrong. so clearly you are the intelligence person in the crowd tonight. i am not telling you at all. [laughter] but it is a good tr

administration but they were found in violation and then former president george bush failed again in 2005 when north korea agree today give up nuclear program but started up again the next year. russia claims successfully it tested missile traveling ten times the speed of sound. brand-new video shows weapon being launched from fighter jet, russia claiming to have a missile that cannot be intercepted and nuclear submarine, drone capable of blowing up coastlines and we also just learned that vladimir putin ordered a plane carrying more than 100 passengers to be shot down, this was claimed in russian documentary where putin was told a man on the plane had a bomb and was targeted can 2014 olympics, he called it off after finding out it was a false alarm. well, back at home the white house unveiling plan to definite deadly school children and puts betsy devos in charge. kelly wright with the outrage and what students have planned next, good morning, kelly. kelly: education secretary betsy devos is going to chair a new school safety commission, she says no student, i'm quoting her, no stud

. >> reporter: nicholas burns has dealt with north korea under presidents clinton and george w. bush. he says the talks are not without risk. >> if president trump and kim jong-un fail in their summit efforts there's nowhere else to go. that thing could drive us back towards thinking about the military option to stop them from developing a nuclear weapon. >> reporter: there's still plenty of skepticism inside the white house about whether the north will live up to its end of the bargain which means for now, sanctions against north korea will remain in place. weijia jang, cbs news, the white house. >> negotiations still need to take place to determine the specifics of the talks such as when and where they will take place. it leaves plenty of time for the talks to collapse. >>> today florida's governor rick scott is expected to meet with families of the victims killed in the high school shooting. it comes as the governor still is deciding whether to sign new legislation on firearms sales. the bill will allow some teachers and staff to be armed in school. yesterday authorities rele

, here's a bit of president george w. bush's 2002 state of the union. >> north korea is a regime arming with missiles and weapons of mass destruction. iran aggressively pursues the weapons and exports terror. iraq continues to flaunt its hostility toward america and to support terror. states like these and their terrorist allies constitute an axis of evil, arming to threaten the peace of the world, by seeking weapons of mass destruction. these regimes pose a grave and growing damage. >> weapons of mass destruction. it's now become part of our lexicon. joining me is nbc news political reporter vivian, who has -- followed these stories closely. bolton was part of the discussion of iraq having weapons of mass destruction. talk about what he said back then. we are confident saddam hussein has hidden weapons of mass destruction and production facilities in iraq. we said this back in 2002. this goes to john bolton's judgment, right? a lot of people were on that side of things back then. >> that's right. >> john bolton has aggre

korea. >> and that's the question, george, the state department. there are so many unfilled positions. there is no ambassador to south korea right now, although there is a very capable number 2 in charge there in seoul. but the state department and steve goldstein today fired. i haven't seen anything like the state department so suddenly, and this is the statement he made. he is the undersecretary or was the undersecretary of state for diplomacy. the secretary had every intention of staying because of the critical progress made in national security. the secretary did not speak to the president and is unaware of the reason he was fired, and within a couple of hours, the man who put that statement out, fired. >> one of the things we're seeing right here right now is something the president wanted to do. he wanted to meet with kim jong-un of north korea. he said he was going to do it despite the advice of his experts. and mike pompeo, director of the cia, in as secretary of state. that's what he did. >> and he said he was on the way to getting his cab

bill clinton couldn't do it, george bush couldn't do it, barack obama couldn't do it. president trump is doing it. he needs great people to continue his mission of putting americans first, including you, basil, including you, alex, that's what the goal of m.a.g.a. is. >> thank you. let's talk about jared and ivanka's positions in the white house. people are questioning the veracity of this reporting, that people are cautioni ining them hang on as long as possible so as not to make it appear that kelly railroaded them out of the west wing. how do you interpret that, basil? do you think those two will go soon? >> i think they have to. i don't think they should have had jobs in the first place. somebody referred to jared as the secretary of everything. i think that the fact that the president seems to rely on fewer and fewer voices over time is concerning. the fact that jared and ivanka, who clearly have a strong relationship with him, but don't necessarily need to be advising him on matters of national security or cutting deals with foreign leaders across the country wit

bush and both times the north koreans made promises they would not keep. this time, kim is reportedly committed to denuclearization, although his definition of that is likely different from that. the announcement seems to catch trump's own secretary of state, rex tillerson, by surprise. coming just hours after he said negotiations were, quote, a long way off. this morning, tillerson tried to clarify what he meant. >> respect to talks with north korea versus negotiations, and i think it seems to be something that people will struggle with the difference. my comments will be the conditions. we've been saying for some time we're open to talks. >> on thursday, the south korean official who delivered kim's message to the white house said the north korean leader was eager to meet with trump. speaking about a president known to respond to flattery, he also said it was trump's policies that paved the way for north korea's decision. >> i explained to president trump that his leadership and his maximum pressure policy, together with international solidarity, took us

when george bush got a negotiation going with the north koreans, that was also based on a freeze. i agree with you a freeze is the number one starting point. the north koreans will probably ask us for something return in return. perhaps the exercises we do with the south koreans every year, maybe we can have the north koreans watch them. we delayed them for the olympics. there's a lot of intermediate steps that can be taken. i would be more relaxed if we had an ambassador in seoul right now. >> what about the recognition of that country by us? could it be on the table? >> that would be part of sort of a longer range ultimate solution because i think the real card that we hold is a real peace treaty. right now there's just a kind of a negotiated stalemate. >> yeah. >> armistice is, exactly. and that's not a peace treaty, not a recognition of the democratic people's republic of korea or that regime. ultimately that's what kim jong-un says he wants to guarantee we're not going to change his regime and that we'll accept his country. >> let's stay with us. right now the we're joined by

george w. bush on foreign policy issues mcmaster replaced michael flynn fourteen months ago bolton as a hawk he has previously advocated the use of military force against iran and north korea. is also become as has become customary for trump's major personnel and policy decisions the announcement was made on twitter trump tweeted i'm pleased to announce that effective april the ninth john bolton will be my new national security advisor i'm very thankful for the service of general h.r. mcmaster who's done an outstanding job and will always remain my friend kimberly how could now has more on h.r. mcmasters time with the trump administration and general h.r. mcmaster will become the national security advisor he arrived at a tumultuous time just a month into his presidency trump had fired national security advisor michael flynn for lying to the vice president over his conversations with the russians it is both diplomacy and sanctions working together but it wasn't long before make master was envelo

a high level south korean delegation has left for north korea. it includes south korea's national security chief and might discuss direct dialogue between the united states and pyongyang. president trump said on saturday that north korea wanted to talk, but it would have to abandon its nuclear weapons program first. >>> final results in italy's parliamentary election won't be known for a few hours. exit polls show no outright winner. the center right coalition supported by former prime minister silvio berlusconi could gain the most seats. right behind it, the anti-establishment five-star movement. >>> president trump could sign his proposed tariffs on steel and aluminum in a matter of days. the white house trade adviser tells cnn no countries will be excluded from the tariffs. the economists are warning the measure could hurt the u.s. economy and lead other countries to retaliation. >>> and fears of a global trade war are rattling the world marks. in hong kong, japan, india, all in negative territory. >> and it is early in the trading day in euro

bush's chief arms negotiator a time when relations between iran iraq obviously and north korea really soured and led to greater proliferation of the world so i think that his bella cost city will lead to more in physis on those tools those options on the table rather than diplomacy at the same time donald trump says he's very much a man of his own thinking when we have any decided to call this north korean summit which is due to be has that was his idea do you think that summit could be in jeopardy because they had been hopes maybe a summit of this kind could help ease tensions right i mean that that's definitely an optimistic outlook on this if the truth is this president makes a lot of these big decisions themself and doesn't really he makes them without real deep consultation with his advisors the thing that has kind of set the policy in the tillerson mixmaster area is that they were really constraining forces at times they were able to kind of lean on the president to delay for example you know a letter withdraw from the iran nuclear agreement and the people that he's appointing n

george mcswain was a 34-year-old north carolina farmer. he had little interest in the break up of the union and the secession meant nothing to him. his wife, hannah, two children, and a small spread of farmland was all his works. when a large contingent of his neighbors enlisted in the army, mcswain failed to do the same. took thereafter, he unauthorized leave to go home needsy to the urgent of this family. each time he was gone for several months, but both times he returned voluntarily to service. 1864, from orange county, mcswain informed his wife this was the last letter she would ever get from him because on saturday, he was to be shot to death for desertion. when -- that thought i had i volunteered in the service of my country that my life would he taken by my own people, simply for up sending myself with the view of protecting my children and affectionate wife. after receiving the death penalty, mcswain continued, that penalty washed over me like the raging hellos against a lonely lock in the sweeping storm, and i felt well assured t