so let's get back to the nuclear security summit that's underway in seoul south korea to the two day affair was meant to focus on global cooperation and nuclear nonproliferation keeping nuclear materials out of the hands of non-state actors however there have been a number of distractions first north korea's announcement the largest satellite into space despite international pressure which the u.s. and china have now agreed to have a coordinated response to if the launch goes through and second this hot mike exchange between president obama and russian president reagan with a bit of discussing missile defense in europe caught on camera. so let's just say the republicans are up in arms about that exchange so here to discuss it all with me is troll rubin director of policy and government affairs at the. thank you so much for joining us here all day here ok before we get into that clip right there overall when we have these and on nuclear security summit what's the point here so we haven't actually get some kind of agreement or anything written down on paper or is everyone just comes to

officials briefing reporters in washington, dc, that the president is making a trip to seoul, south koread specifically to the demilitarized zone between north korea and south korea characterizing this as an opportunity for the president to meet with our troops who are stationed there, and, also, the president will hold talks on monday, that is sunday, at the dmz and on monday he will hold talks with china's president on the side leaps of the seoul summit which is coming up in seoul, south korea, regarding trade so the president making a big trip on saturday to be at the dmz between north and south korea and meet with the troops and others and on monday meeting with china's president, in china. so, i should say, in south korea, rather, ahead of the summit there in seoul. details throughout the afternoon of the first, though, a crackdown in the modeling industry. lawmakers in israel banned underweight models from cat backs and commercial ads forcing advertisers to reveal when they adjust photos to make them look thinner. and now public relations consultsant frazier -- fraser. no more skinn

seoul. south korea believes that lunch is covered. >> u.s. president barack obama warned against the behavior. he also accused iran of deceit and deception over its nuclear program. >> his comments came ahead of that meeting in the south korean capitol. attending the two-day summit. their goal is to prevent nuclear material from falling -- from falling into the wrong hands, particularly those of terrorists. the conclusions will be presented tuesday by south korean president lee myung-bak. speaking from seoul, u.s. presidents barack obama unnamed nuclear terrorism as one of the biggest threats to global security, but he also issued stern warnings to north korea and iran. >> it is always my preference to solve these issues diplomatically. but time is short. both leaders must understand they, too, face a choice. iran must act with the seriousness and sense of urgency that this moment demands. >> obama but again of his vision of a world free of nuclear weapons. >> i firmly believe that we can ensure the security of the united states and its allie

in the scuffle with trayvon. >>> president obama and leaders of more than 50 nations are in seoul, south koreaorning for the 2012 nuclear security summit. even before the official welcoming ceremony, the president was talking tough to north korea. >> there will be no rewards for provocations. those days are over. >> the president promising to pursue further nuclear arms cuts with russia. he's attending a working dinner with other world leaders. >>> you may know him as the guy ringside with the cigar in his mouth and fedora on his head. hall of fame boxing writer burt sugar died yesterday of cardiac arrest. he wrote more than 80 books and was publisher and editor of "boxing illustrated" and later "the ring" magazine. he even made a cameo in the last "rocky" movie. he was 74 years old. >>> queen elizabeth wedding crasher. she unexpectedly droched into a wedding in manchester while on official business. the bride and groom bowed and curtsied to the queen. they say she was invited almost as a goof, you guys but they didn't think she would come. the queen says she wanted to meet the couple since sh

confident that under south korea's leadership the nuclear security summit is going to be a great success. >> thank you. >> that was president obama and south korean president lee speaking in seoulrea and thanking president obama for meeting with members of the military, of south korea's military, the demilitarized zone and pressuring north korea to change its rogue ways and the two world leaders saying they discussed trade, global oil prices and other issues like regional security in particular, when it comes to iran. obama called president lee his good friend and partner, on this, his third visit to south korea. we'll have much more coverage of the president's three-day visit to south korea throughout the day, and starting with fox and friends, coming up here in just a few minutes. this has been a fox news alert, i'm clauda cowan in washington. >> john: for the epa-- it's come in and ruined lives. >> most of us are lucky enough to escape that kind of abuse, but the rules still tell americans, don't try. don't build anything, don't innovate, don't create anything knew, just do what people have always done. big government makes us all small. that's our show, thanks for watching.

obama landing a live report time ago in seoul, south korea. rst on his agenda, we're told, a visit to the demilitarized zone separating north and south korea. the white house saying the visit mostly symbolic will send a message to north korea possibly to push it back to the bargaining table over its nuclear program. you may recall north korea agreed last month to suspend missile tests and uranium enrichment but then announced a planned rocket launch in april. the main goal of the president's three-day trip putting a stop to that nuclear threat, joining with a group of world leaders to talk about preventing nuclear material from getting into the hands of terrorists intent on mass destruction. senior white house foreign affairs correspondent wendall goller live in seoul, south korea, where it is already sunday. wendall? >> the border between north and south korea the most heavily fortified in the world with a million troops on either side and 28,000 u.s. servicemen and women in between. the president's trip to the dmz is his first, as symbolic as

the two met in seoul, south korea, listen closely >>. >> kristen: president obama was saying after he is reelecting he'll have more flexibility on the nato defense system in europe. dmitry medvedev is leaving office himself. vladimir putin becomes president in may. nato and u.s. says it's designed to protect against iran and would not be used against russia. russian leaders argue that it will be too close to the border. >> president obama wears a lot of different hats. on the weekend he is first coach. he talked about one of his many job duties. he volunteers to coach his daughter's team. they do the basics and he says sports are good especially girls because it builds confidence. >> how do they respond when you take your time out to make sure you are there as a parent volunteer? >> with the girls, they take it for grand. what was fun. this is not the third year the team has played together but to see them all developed and pick each other up when something is not going well, you can't beat it. >> president obama is a big basketball fan playing for his high school in hawaii. now, he p

the two met in seoul, south korea, listen closely >>. >> kristen: president obama was saying after hes reelecting he'll have more flexibility on the nato defense system in europe. dmitry medvedev is leaving office himself. vladimir putin becomes president in may. nato and u.s. says it's designed to protect against iran and would not be used against russia. russian leaders argue that it will be too close to the border. >> president obama wears a lot of different hats. on the weekend he is first coach. he talked about one of his many job duties. he volunteers to coach his daughter's team. they do the basics and he says sports are good especially girls because it builds confidence. >> how do they respond when you take your time out to make sure you are there as a parent volunteer? >> with the girls, they take it for grand. what was fun. this is not the third year the team has played together but to see them all developed and pick each other up when something is not going well, you can't beat it. >> president obama is a big basketball fan playing for his high school in hawaii. now, he pla

mary bruce, seoul, south korea. >>> the president is expected back in washington later tonight. >>> thousands of demonstrators have rallied across the country, calling for justice in the trayvon martin case. but his parents are on the defensive this morning, after new information was leaked about their son's background. they are expected to make an appearance later today on capitol hill. abc's tahman bradley reports from washington. >> reporter: the streets of sanford, florida, remain tense. and in cities across the country, the calls for justice are as loud as ever. >> justice. justice. >> reporter: as the rallies for slain 17-year-old trayvon martin continue, new information about the teenager and new information about what the shooter told police. martin was suspended from school at the time of the shooting, for being caught with a plastic being with trace amounts of marijuana. >> they killed my son. and now, they're trying to kill his reputation. >> reporter: george zimmerman has not been charged. he claimed self-defense. his attorney said martin was the aggressive, not his client. >> i t

i'm sorry, i'm being told it's a trip to seoul, south korea. my bad. there, apparently, the president met with other world leaders to talk about arms control and to perform with the world leader tabernacle choir. but you know this is how tough it is to be president. even something as simple as a high steaks nuclear disarmament, can be fraught with domestic political peril >> jon: hot mic! mr. president, we can hear you capitulating to the russians. although, on the plus side, medvedev no longer that's transmit that's information to vladimir. ( laughter ) it's on the tv. can we hear him say that again? >> jon: i transmit this information to vladimir. that is a sentence that should only be spoken into a shoe phone. ( laughter ). i mean, i know it's not necessarily sinister, but it really does sound pretty ( bleep ) sinister, doesn't is it? "i transmit this information to vladimir." give me that again. all he's really saying is, all right, i'll tell him. but when it comes out with a little russian sauce on it "i will transmit this information to vladimir.

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beginning with the president's plans for the week in south korea. >> reporter: i'm dan lothian at white house. this week president obama is visiting seoulhe'll stop by the demilitarized zone, the dmz, that area between south korea and north korea. he'll also visit with u.s. troops who are stationed there. president obama is also holding bilateral meetings with china's hu jintao and russia's mefd yesterday, among other leaders who are there as well. after returning from overseas the president switches into campaign mode later in the week with a fund-raising trip to vermont and maine. >>> i'm kate balduan in washington. the senate will spend the bulk of the week with gas prices with democrats pushing to repeal oil and gas tax subsidies, something they have tried multiple times before and republicans oppose. the house is expected to focus on the republican budget this week and will also learn more details on a democratic alternative. neither proposal though is expected to pass the full congress, and both sides will be keeping a close eye on the supreme court as the justices will hear arguments on the land marc and controversial health care

president obama returned last night from the security summit in seoul, south korea. and today, up on the hill, a house service -- house armed services committee hearing on that very same issue, korean peninsula security. that's this afternoon. that's this morning at 10:00, getting under way about now. and you can follow that on c-span.org. another hearing that we're covering online for you is the house us hearing this afternoon on the mf global bankruptcy. that's financial services subcommittee hearing that gets under way this c-span.org. getting under way at 2:00 p.m. eastern. that's this morning at 10:00, c-span.or >> good morning, everybody. the -- it's interesting. i'm glad to see senator feinstein here and senator cornyn as well as senator grassley and myself because probably know we have a number of hearings going on around the capitol involving members of this committee. t this is an area great deal of interest in, as you can imagine. senators of both parties have talked to me about this. a lot of different contexts that our criminal justice system is the envy

. >>> president obama is attending an international nuclear safety summit in seoul, south korea today along with world leaders from about 60 countries. the meeting getting underway as north korea makes a bold move today. it says it has moved a long-range rocket to its launch pad. and preparation for a launch next month. now, in response, president obama urging north korea to "have the courage to pursue peace, otherwise face the consequences from the international community. laura? >> thank you very much, marla. 5:08 right now. today the supreme court begins the first of three days worth of arguments on the president's health care reform law. the landmark case will affect every person in this country for many years to come. key questions for the high court. can congress force every american to pay for health insurance? and if so, what are the government's boundaries of power? people are already lining up outside the supreme court to get a spot inside the hearing. we will have a live report from the supreme court coming up at 5:40. >> a lot of debate surrounding that one. it is 5:08 rig

. >>> president obama is in seoul, south korea for international security summit. notably absent is north korea. today the president had tough words for north korea and their nuclear programs. the president says there will be no awards for provocation and now is the time to pursue peace. >> today we say, yongyang, pursue peace and give a better life to the korean people. >> yesterday the president visited the militarized zone. the south says they would shoot down a missile north launches. >>> wisconsin holds the next presidential primary a week from tuesday. rick santorum was the easy winner in louisiana's primary. speaking in wisconsin yesterday, santorum got into a verbal scuffle with a reporter from "the new york times." it started when santorum told voters romney was uniquely unqualified to be the gop nominee. >> pick any other republican in the country. he is the worst republican in the country. to put up against barack obama. >> when pressed about his claim that romney was the worst republican to run against the president, santorum lashed out saying, i said h

. >>> president obama is in seoul, south korea, this morning for an international nuclear security summit. notably absent is north korea. this morning the president had tough words for north korean leaders and their nuclear weapons program. the president warned there will be no rewards for provocation and now is the time to pursue peace. today we say, have the courage to pursue peace and give a better life to the people of north korea. >> yesterday the president visited the demilitarized zone. this morning south korea said it would shoot down a missile the north plans to launch next month if the missile flies over south korean air space. >>> wisconsin holds the next presidential primary a week from tuesday. rick santorum was the easy winner in saturday's louisiana primary but still remains far behind-m romney in the delegate count. speaking in wisconsin yesterday, santorum got into a verbal scuffle with a reporter from "the new york times." it started when santorum told voters romney was uniquely unqualified to be the gop nominee. >> pick any other republican in the country. he is the wor

. >>> president obama is attending an international nuclear safety summit in seoul, south korea. the president along with world leaders from about 50 countries met today, will meet today and tomorrow to discuss various nuclear issues. north korea's and iran's controversial nuclear programs will be discussed along the sidelines of the summit. the president is also holding several high-profile meetings with world leaders in seoul. >>> one of hollywood's most noted film directors has set a new record of a different sort. he's become the first man ever to reach the deepest spot on earth solo. titanic and avatar director james cameron used a specifically designed submarine to dive nearly 7 miles to the floor of the trench. cameron is also an oceanography buff and spent several hours exploring and filming the trench before returning to the surface. no one has reached the bottom of the mariana trench since 1960. >> you know you're a pretty powerful and rich director if you can go deeper than most people ever thought of. >> and a risk taker too. >> exactly. >>> move over harry potter and

i'm told it was a trip to seoul, south korea. >> i transmit this information.s a sentence that should only be spoken into a cell phone. >>> gun sales have recently surged. some fear say that an obama re-election could usher in a new era of gun control regulations. >> the fear of not being able to buy guns has led to buying so many guns so now that we can't buy any guns. >>> newt gingrich is hoping to cut into his campaign debt by charging people $50 to take a photo with him. for $50 you get a nice formal picture printed out and for $200 newt gingrich will plank you. >> to help raise campaign funds, newt gingrich has some exciting offers for $50 you can take a photo with the former speaker. for $500, you get the entire newt gingrich book collection and for $1,000 you can play him like a glockenspiel. newt 2012, be there. >> meet newt gingrich. >> quit distorting our words. if i see it, it's [ bleep ]. >> i did not see that coming. i think the real rick santorum may be more badass than we're realizing. >> and that's what's making news in america this friday morni

united states is saying that that looks more like a test when it comes to rocketry of course seoul south korea is also extremely unhappy about the future but looks like both leaders have also agreed all getting pressure on north korea and convincing or not to carry out the missile test that was another point of agreement for the two leaders and then of course there was the issue of iran when it comes to all things nuclear presence of all my have agreed that a diplomatic solution to this. issue is also necessary our president. the. iran issue of returning to the negotiations debo but diplomacy is a must in this case as well and the talks with iran should continue in the five plus one format so overall a very productive you can say very very amicable meeting which ended with russia's current president dmitry medvedev inviting barack obama to visit petersburg to wish of course an american president that he would love to but only after and if he wins the presidential elections in the united states which are also happening this year so again to wrap up a very productive meeting lots of issues to lo

president obama learned while in seoul, south korea for a nuclear summit. he was speaking with outgoing president when he was overheard describing how he would deal with issues like missile defense after the november election. >> after my election i have more flexibility. >> white house says the president's comments reflect political reality, adding that domestic issues are keeping the president from addressing long- standing problems with russia. during the summit, the president stood firm on his call for iran to give up his nuclear ambitions and warned north korea to back down. >>> two days after former vice- president dick cheney received a heart transplant, lots of questions. some people are asking is there any chance he was moved to the top of a waiting list over younger patients. the medical director was talked with. he does not believe cheney received preferential treatment. >> i can't imagine anybody trying that, particularly if you have a high-profile person why you know you'll get audited on it. >> the former v.p. underwent his transplant at a hea

during a nuclear security meeting in seoul, south korea, president obama reportedly said, this is my last election. and after my election, i have more flexibility. this committee hearing is two hours and 45 minutes. >> good morning, everybody. today's hearing continues a series of posture hearings that. the armed services committee is conducting on our combatant commands within the context ofec the fiscal year 2013 budgetn our request and the president's new strategic guidance. today, we received testimony from the u.s. strategic commandc and the u.s. cybercommand, a sub unified command of the u.s. strategic command your let me first welcome general robertfied kehler, the commander of the u.s. strategic command, and general keith alexander, the commander of u.s. cybercommandk, and thank t them both for their service to our nation..s. we also want to thank the fineth men and women who serve in these commands for the dedication and service to our nation, and ameno special thanks to their dsanlies. strategic command, or stratcom, manages nine missions across the department of defense. t

. >> neither our president nor russian president knew the mic was on in seoul, south korea when the presidentd the words and some critics say the president gave us a glimpse into his future foreign policy if he wins the second term. did the media do enough? >> they didn't seem terribly interested and didn't really want to connect it to other great events like dick cheney and back in 2000, major league, if you remember that one. and joe biden and the health care bill. this is why television can be so compelling. >> jon: it isn't just talking about politics, it's talking about foreign policy and disarmament. >> two frightening things were said in that exchange. the first was the president of the united states whispering not thinking he's listened to except by the russian president and the said after the election i'll have more flexibility. flexibility for what, once you're reelected and a moment out of the dr. strangelove when the russian president i will transmit this information to vladimir and that is scary. >> monica, in a sense, the story, which is a legitimate story and should be a politi

. >>> the president is in seoul, south korea, this morning for talks on the world's nuclear security. overshadowing these talks is a threat by north korea to launch a satellite with a long-range rocket next month. south korea warned today it might shoot down the rocket if it strays across the border. japan issued a similar warning last week. add up today's meeting in seoul, the president yaed his first visit to the demilitarized zone separating south korea and north korea. abc's jake tapper is traveling with him. >> reporter: president obama has his eye on north korea. in south korea, for a nuclear security summit, the president made his first ever visit to this most heavily fortified border in the world. the demilitarized zone or dmz, separates north korea from south. bill clinton once called this the scariest place on earth. it's even scarier today with the nuclear threat from north korea. that regime said it would consider any criticisms of its nuclear weapons program at the two-day summit. a declaration of war. as it prepares to test launch a long-range missile next month in viola

fox news alert" for you now, because president obama is in south korea ahead of a two day nuclear summit there. >> dave: joining us live in seouling, this got underway with a warning to north korea, to cancel plans for a satellite launch next month the rest of the world sees as a poorly disguised test which would violate the u.n. security council resolution, and president obama made clear it would cost the north hundreds of thousands of tons of food aid an suggested china try a different approach in dealing with the north. >> president barack obama: trying to paper over these not just provocative words but extraordinarily provocative acts that violate international norms, that that is not obviously working. >> reporter: earlier the president made his first trip to the demilitarized zone, often caused the most heavily fortified border in the world with a million troops on either side an 28,000 u.s. servicemen, he says, are serving freedom's fro frontier and he said looking across the border was like looking 40 to 50 years in the past, and, 50 leaders will be here when the summit gets under way and they hope to dismantle a 5th of

there is a conference next month in seoul, south korea. they will get heads of state to get together and talk about securing nuclear material. while we have some avalanches coming down the mountain in the name of iran and north korea, we have made significant progress in the last 20 years. i think we ought to be encouraged by that while we are very alert to the huge, huge dangers. >> one of the things i realized as i was researching the book is during the cold war, the united states and soviet union both had programs to spread uranium around the world. president eisenhower called it atoms for peace. these were programs intended to give alliess research reactors and fuel to operate them. it was part of the rivalry between the united states and soviet union. by the time the two nations were done distributing the uranium, ten tons of it were distributed round the world. we are trying to roll up the highly-enriched uranium to get it secured and blend it down as senator nunn just said. it does not take a lot of bomb grade highly-enriched uraniu

right there in seoul south korea thank you very much. eric sirota and co-founder of the campaign to end the korean war believes u.s. involvement in military games in the korean peninsula is aimed at spreading its influence in the asia pacific region. they has its eyes on china it has its eyes on maintaining its military superiority in the region you have to remember that south korea is the largest purchaser of conventional weapons from the united states than any other country in the world there's a lot of money involved in this process and there is an eye on china to kind of flex the muscles and show that the u.s. still has hope for a role in the region and we really need to find a way back to the table not see individual acts as a provocation north korea has a right to put a satellite into space as other nations do but unless demilitarized that's a look at the base issues let's look at getting a peace treaty to end the korean war finally and then i think these kinds of issues one arise. artie's live stream on twitter is keeping you up t

there is a follow-up conference next month in seoul, south korea, where again they're going to get heads of state, not people below that level to get together to talk about securing nuclear material. so while we've got some avalanches coming down the mountain in the name of iran and north korea, we also have made significant progress in the last 20 years. and i think we ought to be encouraged by that while we are very alert to the huge, huge dangers. >> well, one of the things i realized as i was researching the book is that during the cold war, both the united states and the soviet union had programs to spread highly enriched uranium around the world. president eisenhower called it atoms for peace. these were programs intended to give allies or prospective allies research reactors and the fuel with which to operate them. it was part of the arrivel al re between the united states and soviet union. by the time the two nations were done distributing this highly enriched uranium, ten tons of it had been distributed around the world to literally dozens of nations. and we're now working frant

seoul. >> president obama speaking today in south korea.that dropped the atomic bomb on her hiroshima. there is a photo of the bomb that blast. the plane that dropped the bomb on nagasaki a couple of days later. this is the photograph. you can see the mushroom cloud over nagasaki there. the reason we have these photos of these nuclear bombs going off in these two cities in japan is because along with boxcar and the anola gay we flew planes with them that took pictures of the explosions. the plane that photographed the nagasaki explosion was called big stink and the plane that flew the hiroshima bomb was necessary evil. the first of those bombs killed 75,000 people instantly. the second one at nagasaki killed 40,000 more people instantly. within a couple months, 150,000, possibly 250,000 people were del dead. killed by just those two bombs. the nuclear bombs we've got today are roughly ten times the yield of what we dropped on hiroshima. the hiroshima bomb stantly killed 75,000 people. imagine a bomb blast ten times that size. can you imagin