asked for a complete review of our north korea policy, which was led by former secretary of defense bill perryand he was the initial person to go to north korea after the review to say, it was kind of fork in the road time. they should either negotiate on their issues, or we were prepared to use a number of our different tools. they decided to negotiate. and what happened was the number two man, vice marshal cho, came to the united states in order to invite president clinton to come. and president clinton did, i believe, the right thing, saying, you know, i might come at some point, but this has to be prepared. and so i'm sending the secretary of state, which is why i went. but the main point here that is necessary to make is how well the talks were prepared. and even though we didn't have an ambassador in pyongyang in north korea, there were people that were very knowledgeable that was going on in north korea. we prepared with the south koreans and the japanese so that it wasn't just the united states. and it's that preparation. so what worries me is the lack of preparation now, and the main

and then you have the funeral tomorrow where you'll have bill clinton, tyler perry speaking as well so can feel the energy from the city has been amazing to see people come together. we'll see what happens but you can feel the love for aretha franklin. alisyn? >> always nice to hear music at these moments, thanks so much. >>> education secretary betsy devos is about to roll out new rules for dealing with sexual misconduct on campus. why some people are very unhappy about this, next. - why are drivers 50 and over switching to the aarp auto insurance program from the hartford? let's take a ride with some actual customers and find out. - well, tell me about your experience when you switched to the hartford. - when i switched to the hartford, i'm sitting there thinking, "man, i should have "turned 50 years ago." they saved me a bunch of money. you can't beat that. - what blows me away about the hartford is their lifetime renewability benefit. now this is their promise not to drop you even if you have an accident. - i know when i'm driving, i'm covered. - [narrator] drivers 50 and over can

perry and whoopi goldberg. there will be performances by smokey robinson... stevie wonder... jennifer hudson and faith hill. bill clinton will also be speaking at the ceremony. ( darya ) still ahead... a warning for wildfire victims. who the f-b-i wants you to be on the lookout for. ( darya ) plus... a horrific crash involving a grey hound bus kills 7 people in new mexico. ( darya ) and... new surviellance video catches thieves stealing from a bay area apple store. )( darya ) welcome back to the kron 4 morning news. let's get a check of the forecast. our warm-up continues with highs today in the 60's for the coast with 70's and 80's elsewhere across the bay. plenty of sunshine can be expected yet again with warm weather to take us through the weekend followed by especially warm conditions into next week. no major hot spots. bay bridge wb 80 is less then 30 min from the maze to sf. san mateo bridge less then 30 min from 880 to 101. golden gat bridge drive time less than 30 min from 37 to the toll plaza. richmond bridge drive less than 20 min from the toll to 101 ( james ) a developing story out of new mexico... a

tyler perry, whoopi goldberg, former president bill clinton are just some of the other prominent guestsance. the incredible lineup of speakers and performances still to come also include the former president as well as chaka khan, jennifer hudson, and stevie wonder. let's go to cnn's ryan young joining us from detroit, just outside the funeral. set the scene for us, ryan. >> reporter: wolf, this has been unbelievable when you think about the combination of people here, but then you think about all the normal citizens who just wanted to come out and pay their respects to the queen of soul. we've been here for the last few days, and we've watched thousands of people, some who could barely walk, who said they had to be here. they wanted to come, they wanted to make this journey because of how much she meant to them. when you think about the civil rights movement -- and i was talking with jesse jackson. he talked about the times she would go around the country, making sure she would use her voice to help raise money for martin luther king and the push for civil rights. the idea of one time

funeral,rom evie wonder, jennifer hudson, and ariana grande to cicely tyson and tyler perry, to former president bill reporter: while he certainly lived among the movers and the shakers, fans sayfr aretha klin always stayed true to them. >> i feel her spirit here in the city, and i'm with her, with hen d her family and all her fans.♪ ♪e're going riding on the freeway, love in a pink cadillac ♪ >> reporter: as many as 100 pink callacs are expected to line up outside greater grace temple today, a high-octansalute. ♪ aretha franklin's powerful voice stayed strong and relevant for nearly six decades. she brought former president barack obama to teaonce. he and the former first lady sending their regrets to the family, a letter to bed rea the reverend al sharpt. the woman who wed the world with her music, gone. her gift now ours to enjoy time and again. the funeral program is chock-full of a-list singers and some of these speakers not necessarily known for brevity, so we'll see if they keep the time. as it stands, this funeral is scheduled to go five h s eduled to go five hours! ron mott, thank you, sir.

bill odam. he said the move into the middle east, worst diplomatic blunder in american history. >> because of the vietnam war, barbara perry, when did president johnson begin to think that he would not serve another full term? >> i think it's after the tet offensive. that he realizes that even though, as i say, wl oith our forces, the u.s. military forces won that battle, i'll use a crudity that is easy to find among johnson comments, but he said, if we pull back in vietnam, if we halt the bombing, and remember, that speech that he gave, withdrawing from the race at end of march was also to announce a halt to the bombing in the north. but later on, he had to restart it in the summer, but he said, i pulled back in vietnam. he said, ho chi minh drives a truck up my ass. so he couldn't find the answer, because there was no answer. so between that and what he's seen on the campuses and the students circling the white house, chanting every day and every night, hey, hey, lbj, how many kids did you kill today? and again, the answer was, a thousand americans were dieing a week in the rice paddies of vietnam. so i think the combina

perry. cal, my gosh, turnbull was never a tight fit for the liberal party. right of center party. this morning there's talk about differences in coal, view on coal. differences on climate billson. what exactly tipped it over? what was the tipping point to have turnbull pushed out of the liberal party leadership? >> it may have been the immigration issue. this is almost like covering today in troubled democracies. this was a political coup. malcolm turnbull was politically assassinated behind closed doors. his party decided that he should no longer be the leader of this conservative party. he was always a bit uncomfortable in that role because he was a bit of a moderate. what we'll see now is scott morrison. he's the new leader of this party. he's going to be prime minister. he has almost no support. 8% support. here's what he ran on. shades of america here. ran on immigration. tougher immigration. ran on the slogan bring parliament back together. that sounds oddly like make america great again. to reinvest in the coal sector. we see not only a swing to the right but we see a bureaucracy unable to handle modern politics. this will be the seventh prime minister in just ten yea

institution, the think tank on the stanford campus, is and that's how she got to meet henry kissinger and bill perry, former secretary of defense urn bill clinton -- sam nunn, bill frist and only former military commanders like admiral roughead, they all eventually join joined the board. so by time 2013-2014 came around. she had this unbelievable board of ex-statesmen and retired military commanders who had incredible resumÉs. >> and general mattis. >> general mattis. our current secretary of defense, yep. >> but there's something interesting there in that they are all really smart, successful people but what did they know about biochemistry? >> that's right. [laughter] not much. >> not much. >> you know, if you thought about i think a lot of people were impressed with this board, and new people stopped to think but what does george schultz and what do henry kissinger and sam nunn and jim mattis know about medicine and lab testing in particular? and i think there were about 12 men on that theranos board and only two of themed had any coast to medicine whatsoever. and none of them had any expertise w