ivÁn: aquÍ llegamos a la primera escuela que pisÓ martÍn.os padres de martÍn. >> lo siento mucho, lo siento demasiado, el dolor que yo estoy pasando ellos tambiÉn lo estÁn pasando. ivÁ: la familia duque en florida logrÓ reunir el fondo para costear el funeral. fÉlix: se reaviva el debate sobre el control de venta de armas y se disparan paradÓjicamente las ventas en todo el paÍs. le decimos por quÉ los beneficiarios de "daca" o de "tps" no deben tener ningÚn tipo de armas. reportera: expertos en materia de migraciÓn alertan ante los indocumentados y beneficiarios de "daca" y de "tps" sobre las graves consecuencias de poseer un arma de fuego. >> tener un arma o municiones, las consecuencias son de portaciÓn. reportera: estos programas son un amparo legal, sin embargo la ley federal no permite a este grupo de emigrantes la compra y posesiÓn de armas y municiones. >> solamente ciudadanos o residentes, o si tienes un permiso especial dado por el gobierno federal. reportera: california es uno de los estados con mÁs leyes de regulaciÓn. >> necesita

let's go to pyeongchang and bring in ivan watson. good evening, ivan. >> reporter: we're just a few hours away from the opening ceremony. it will take place in that open air stadium over there. it is going to be frosty. the organizers are anticipating more than 40,000 spectators. some people are not happy with the north korean participation here in the olympics. so you have some die-hard conservative demonstrators waving south korean flags, u.s. flags and israeli flags. we have seen these protests around korea. everywhere the north korean delegation comes to is where we see the protests. it is bitterly cold and it is festive. the theme of the opening ceremony is peace in motion. a story of five children trying to find a way toward peace. the parade of nations with the homeland of the olympics. korea will close out the parade of nations marching under the unified korea unification flag. blue and white flags. agethletines from north and sou. a female ice hockey player from north korea carrying the flags together. dave. >> extraordinary

. >> ivan boesky made a fortune buying into companies being taken over by takeover artists. the run-up from their stock prices. >> "forbes" magazine lists boesky among the 400 richest people in america. estimating his wealth at well over $200 million. >> where's my share of the profits? >> ivan gave the commencement speech in 1986 at berkley and he became famous for one line in that speech. >> i urge you as a part of your mission, seek wealth. it's all right. >> a new film "wall street" used boesky's words as part of the dialogue. >> greed is good. greed is right. greed works. >> when michael douglas in the movie said "greed is good," there's a cartoon expression. but there's truth to it. there was a sense that it is okay to be greedy. it is okay to maximize your wealth. >> what i want to see above all is that this country remains a country where someone can always get rich. >> big companies gobbling up little companies. little companies gobbling up big companies. eight years ago, there were 1,500 corporate takeovers. last year there were 4,000 involving $200 billion. >> thi

let's bring in ivan watson live for us in pyeongchang.ood morning, ivan. >> reporter: good morning, christine. that's right. mike pence is leading the u.s. delegation attending the opening ceremony in pyeongchang in a couple days. he is stopping in alaska. he is stopping in japan first. it is in alaska where he pete d repeated this message of highlighting the dismal rights record and challenge that north korea testing before the winter olympics. he is bringing with him the father of the american university student otto warmbier who died after more than a year in custody in north korea with his parents accusing the north koreans of torturing him to death. interestingly, he did leave open the possibility of talking to the north koreans all othough t u.s. side has not asked for meetings. as mike pence is arriving here, the north koreans are arriving. the agenthletes are already her. the ferry boat is carrying an art troupe performing here. 280 north koreans believing to be arriving tomorrow by land. they will include cheerleaders and a tae k

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iban macÍas -- ivÁn macÍas ,univisiÓn.lo gato con mÁs desde washington. pablo: donald trump sigue en guerra con el fbi al insinuar que la masacre de la escuela de florida fue culpa de esa agencia. " muy triste que el fbi perdiera todas las seÑales enviadas por el pistolero de florida . no es aceptable, estÁn tratando de demostrar que hubo colusiÓn en la campaÑa de donald trump". es -- >> es muy triste que utilicen una masacre, una tragedia para atacar al fbi, simplemente por tratar de desacreditar una investigaciones contra. pablo: pero donald trump fue mucho mÁs allá, ahora niega que jamÁs dijera que rusia no habÍa interferido. " nunca dije que rusia no interfiriera, dije que podrÍa ser rusia, china u otro paÍs". pero se ha pasado todo el aÑo diciendo que la interferencia rusa es un cuento chino. los rusos apoyaron a donald trump y lo siguen haciendo, dice el encargado una agencia. [habla en inglÉs] " ojalÁ me equivoque, pero no harÁ nada", dijo el gobernador republicano de ohio. " apoyÓ mejores revisiones de lo que compr

ivan watson, thank you. >>> the white house is demanding the syrian government honor the cease-fire. the calls come amid reports of chemical attacks launched on civilians. russian president vladimir putin ordering a five-hour pause daily in the area of ghouta from 2:00 a.m. to 7:00 a.m. eastern time. sam kiley has the latest for us. sam, is the pause holding and why does vladimir putin have the authority to call the shots? >> reporter: first, the question of the pause. it is not holding. there has been at least one death according to multiple sources in the town of dhouma close to ghouta. there have been five surface-to-surface missiles fired into another neighborhood. there is skuirmishing going on. there is less violence because vladimir putin has literally called the shots or instructed his clients stated to dial down on the violence to allow the five-hour humanitarian pause. this may well be international window dressing. there are 19 hours in which the area of east ghouta has been turned into a kill zone for the rest of the day. it has had a devastating amount of fire power rain

ivan. >> reporter: ryan, i saw this game.he first ever joint north and south korean ice hockey game. they had a friendly game with sweden on sunday night. the first time they got a chance to play with each other. they had a couple of days to train. they ended up losing 3-1. afterwards, there was a strange press conference where the north korean coach and a player read short statements talking about unity and walked off stage to avoid answering questions. leaving the south korean coach and players to answer questions. it will abe hard to work togethr in pyeongchang because they will not be housed together. north koreans in a separate building. they canceled a photo op for the united team afterwards which doesn't do much of a symbol of unity. politics is getting mixed in here. vice president mike pence is leading the u.s. delegation. he will be accompanied by fred warmbier. the father of the u.s. college student who tragically died after imprisoned on a tourist trip to north korea and clearly the u.s. delegation wanting to high

gerardo: oscar ivÁn zuloaga, fue candidato presidencial en las elecciones de 2014 en colombia.ilero mendoza, para asesorar en la campaÑa. >> yo le puedo decir a usted y responder por lo que yo contrate. lo que le pago a mi campaÑa, lo que tengo en cada documento, y yo no puedo ser responsable de nada distinto. reportero: la campaÑa fue exonerada por no declarar pagos, pero el testimonio del entonces director de odebrecht en colombia, plantea serias dudas sobre ese fallo. el ejecutivo, explicÓ cómo comenzÓ la relaciÓn con la campaÑa. >> en esa reuniÓn en la oficina de bogotÁ, daniel garcÍa me comentÓ que era miembro del comitÉ de campaÑa de candidato a la presidencia de la repÚblica oscar ivÁn zuloaga. reportero: de acuerdocon martorell y, pidiÓ que lo contactarÁ con mendoza, lo que se cumpliÓ. semanas mÁs tarde, garcÍa se presentÓ con una preocupaciÓn. >> mendoza habÍa comentado de un pedido adicional de 1 millÓn y medio de dÓlares. martorelli entendiÓ que garcia estaba pidiendo que odebrecht cumpliera esos gastos. >> se juntaron las dos cosas, la interpretaciÓn del mensaje de

we can bring in defense analyst ivan eland now good to have you on ivan the french defense minister saying there is no reliable evidence that chemical weapons and chemical weapons red line was crossed by damascus even though they used to say the opposite do you consider this to be a u.-turn well i think there are very hesitant to go across the red line going across the red line so i think in these cases evidence is very murky. you know. takes a long time to get the investigation. if you look at the same is coming from the u.s. they appear to be consistent in the hostile aggressive defense secretary mattis hinting the u.s. could strike syria if it's proved that the government used sarin gas. how much confidence do you think they have that they've actually got this right that they were chemical weapons used by syria. well you know it's always iffy i mean i guess they have some intelligence that says that but the problem is with these things is that one never knows for sure there are multiple lives on the battlefield and sometimes these things can get into the battlefield in strange ways so i

and i can see have that strategy can possibly prevail well you know ivan i'm i'm. don't agree that there are threats whatsoever i mean china is a regional power russia is certainly and. not a global power its reach is actually quite small and if you look at russian foreign policy and defense policy it's very most concerned about their sovereignty more than anything else and the near abroad i know some people don't like that term but it's it's real ok i mean these these threats here in a rant iran it's surrounded by. nato or neutral related countries bases i mean this is all a fiction here but it certainly is very good for the arms industry i mean donald trump has been such a sugar daddy to them this year and next year for sure go ahead. yes i think that's absolutely right and we can also add that our south korean japanese and european allies are all very wealthy country absolutely and this is not one nine hundred fifty anymore and they can start taking over the their own defenses what about a deal and korea that north korea denuclearize if the u.s. withdraws all fo

la campaÑa de Óscar ivÁn, candidato del movimiento Álvaro uribe aceptÓ 1. 5 millones dÓlares del estratextra participaciÓn en ese proceso fue importante, obtuvimos las clÁusulas y el contrato fueado naturaleza, efectivamente se le hizo pago de una asesorÍa. el abogado del candidato osoar ivÁn, quiÉn fue absuelto por la autoridad colombiana, no respondiÓ a univision. oficiÓ disculpas y bula estÁ con las culpabilidad con la fiscalÍa colombia. es toda la informaciÓn, regresamos a los estudios. jorge: gracias. ♪ ilia: al menos 4e muertos la caÍda de un autobÚsan abismo de 240 pies en la regiÓn dear pipa en perÚ, hablan de 10 heridos porque las cifras no concuerdan con 45 personas. peritos de la investigaciÓn de accidentes de trÁnsito de la policÍa investigan las causas. jorge: dejÓ por lo menos 18 heridos en playa del carmen en mÉxico, el barco estaba en un muelle y los pasajeros estaban a punto de desembarcar. ilia: enrique estÁ listo con un adelanto de la ediciÓn nocturna frm. enrique: esta noche los familiares de las vÍctimas de un tiroteo en parkland florida. junto al senador marco rubio y

frequently about the middle east eastern europe and the us constitution and in fort lauderdale we have ivan eland he's a senior fellow and director of the center on peace and liberty at the independent institute or the gentlemen crossed out rules in effect that means you can jump in anytime you want and i always appreciate it daniel let me go to you first they were calling this program missing diplomacy and let's look at two areas where a lot of diplomacy is necessary north korea and syria in both cases there and there have been or still present some kind of diplomatic opening considering the very fierce rhetoric we've heard about a second phase when we look at it from the trauma administration for north korea and then the u.s. sensually obstructing a number of peace processes and designs in syria where is the diplomacy daniel go ahead. the so mostly is absent we have a very erratic individual at the top donald trump who has little idea what he's doing but it's very important to emphasize that the u.s. empire is vastly overextended it's gotten self in deep trouble in number of parts of the

let's get more now from our cnn meteorologist ivan cabrera. ivan? >> natalie, good to see you.ve an area of low pressure moving through here now. before we talk about anything, plane's obviously designed to travel through this kind of weather. so it is very early in the process. they haven't even found where this location is to determine whether weather was a cause. but i can tell you, area of low pressure across eastern iraq is lifting up to the north, and impacting with central iran here. and it is bringing some squally weather. not just rainfall, and also the potential for higher elevation snowfall for gusty winds, as well. i think the issue is going to be, because of the terrain that we're dealing with, i'll show you the map in a second, is going to be for search, or perhaps rescue efforts in the next 12 to 24 hours. as this low continues to move in. it is going to be bringing very low visibility, along with some gusty winds, and also the potential for rain at the destination city. but you work your way a little bit higher and you start climbing in elevation and we start ta

our cnn international correspondent ivan watson is joining us. about the south korean president receiving an invitation from the president of north korea to come for a visit. how big is that moment? >> it is big. and we may look back to say that the road of pyeongchang went through the olympics here in pyeongchang if the south korean president does agree and go through with the invitation, but, yeah, after having the sister of north korea's leader come and attend this opening ceremony of the winter olympics here, the subsequent day at a luncheon in the residence, the office spaces of the south korean president, this invitation was passed over to the south korean president moon j jae to come visit and once again, present with the delegation tt women's ice hockey match for korea where there he has been a experiment, and unity in where a couple of weeks before the games, the north and south krorean hockey players wee fused together in one team. they did not do that well against switzerland. they were shellacked, ana, and outshot 58-8, and it was not

ivan, what can you tell us about this overture from the north koreans? about it, fredricka, from the south korean government, because south korea hosting the olympics and hosting this north korean delegation, they met in the olympic city or town, village, rather, of pyeongchang hours before the closing ceremony. it's such a small town, you have to wonder where you could have had a south korean president and a north korean official delegation holding these quite serious talks. the north korean leader is a man named kim yong chol who has the position of being the vice chairman of the party central committee. previously he was essentially north korea's spy chief accused of being involved in deadly attacks against south korea. they had this meeting, and the south korean government then put out a statement saying the north koreans would be willing to pursue better engagement with south korea and possibly develop some kind of engagement with the rest as well. so we're hearing this from the south koreans, and we do know that at the beginning of the winter games

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good morning, ivan. >> reporter: that's right. i'll get to that.ave, first of all, you have vice president mike pence has made it clear that he is going to try to hammer home the message that the international community must continue to isolate north korea, and that message was bolstered by the japanese prime minister who went so far as to say there can be no meaningful dialogue with north korea until it begins to disarm its nuclear weapons. take a listen to an excerpt of what the american vice president had to say. >> this week as the world knows, north korea is sending a delegation to participate in the winter olympics. they'll march under the same banner as south korea. we should not forget that north korea and south korea have marched under the same banner before only to see north korea continue its pursuit of threats and provocations. >> reporter: he went on to promise that the u.s. was about to unveil what he described as the toughest and most aggressive round of sanctions against north korea ever. meanwhile, we've learned that the north kore

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ivan watson is in pyeongchang, south korea. ivan? >> reporter: that's right.on his way here and trying to create a counternarrative, saying he's going to be telling the truth at every stop. he tried to do this in alaska. just landed in japan. he basically said that he's going to be highlighting north korea's dismal human rights record, and saying don't be fooled by the fact that they're cooperating, that they'll be attending the upcoming winter olympics in pyeongchang, that the international community must continue to isolate north korea to force it to give up its nuclear weapons. but he did leave the door open. he said we haven't requested a meeting with the north korean delegation that will be attending the olympics, but we'll see what happens. so kind of sending mixed messages, tough line, but also saying he might be willing to talk if they bump into each other, say, at a skiing event here. meanwhile, the north koreans are coming in large numbers, ferryboat landed in south korea with 140 member orchestra that is going to be performing here. there will be a

ivan, let's start with you.eftover goodwill from the olympics, or is there real progress right now towards some kind of a diplomatic breakthrough with north korea? >> well, we've certainly seen this really remarkable scene now twice in one month of senior u.s. officials sharing a vip box at olympic events with senior north korean officials. they may not have been hugging or shaking hands or even really acknowledging each other, but that close proximity is pretty striking given the amount of tension and threats that have been hurled. back and forth in recent months. the statement coming from the north koreans has been passed to us from the south korean government. the south korean president met with the leader of the north korean delegation for about an hour before the closing ceremony of the winter olympics, up in the olympic city, pyeongchang. and that's where the south koreans came out with the statement saying that the north koreans would be willing to engage in dialogue with the u.s. alongside with dialogue

joining me now, cnn's ivan watson. ivan, this is a huge development.ic development on the korean peninsula. to have the sister of the north korean leader meeting with the south korean president. >> reporter: that's right. they haven't gone to lunch yet. that's scheduled to take place on saturday on the 10th. instead, the south korean president is having dinner with vice president pence and his wife tonight. i think having chicken. but, yeah, it is a big deal because the kim dynasty has ruled north korea since the korean war, more than half a century. this is the first member of that dynasty who will be coming south of the demilitarized zone. and she's part of a delegation that is actually led by the ceremonial head of state of north korea. but the south koreans are having a kind of thread a needle here. they have to balance vice president pence on the one hand, who is trying to put more pressure on the north korean regime and to try to say, hey, they're not as nice as they look right now, just because they're participating in the olympics. while at the

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ivan watson live in pyeongchang where members of the north delegations are arriving for the olympics, and interesting news on who will be coming to pyeongchang. good morning. >> reporter: good morning. that's right. the news is that not only will the ceremonial head of state be coming from north korea, kim jong-nam, leading the delegation, but we understand that the sister of the north korean leader kim jong-un, that she, too, will be attending part of the olympics. that's a very high-level official. the blue house, that's the office and residence of the south korean president, has welcomed this as a sign of essentially goodwill coming from the north korean side. meanwhile, mike pence, vice president, has continued to hammer home that he wants to challenge what he describes as north korean propaganda going into the olympics. describing north korea in a speech alongside the japanese prime minister as a cruel dictatorship, as a prison state, as "the most tyrannical and oppressive regime on the planet." listen to what else he had to say -- >> this week, as the world knows, north korea is

hello, ivan. >> reporter: hi, dave.ent pence made it clear to create a counter narrative when leading the u.s. delegation to the opening ceremony of the pyeongchang winter olympics taking place in a few days here. he wants to at every stop highlight north korean's human rights record. he is bringing along the father of the american university student otto warmbier what died after a year in custody in north korea. and he wants to make it clear if north korea's cooperating by participating in the olympics, it needs to be isolated by the international community to make it give up its nuclear weapons. he added that caveat that the u.s. has not asked for the meeting with the north korean delegation in pyeongchang. it is possible. we will wait and see what happens if they happen to bump into each other in the stadium. in the meantime, the north koreans are coming by the hundreds. 22 athletes and orchestra arrived by ferry. they were met by protesters who have been active across south korea. a tae kwon do demonstration team co

ivan. >> reporter: good morning, ryan. that is right.nt team, the first with the north and south korea with the female hockey team. they held the friendly on sunday with sweden. the first time the women have played against each other in the past now competing together and against another opponent. they lost 3-1. the coach said they were lumped together by a decision made by the governments. they are trying to make the best of it. they speak virtually different languages of hockey between north and south and for some reason, the north korean agent l -- athletes are not saying in the same residence. in the meantime, we are learning more about the delegations coming to pyeongchang. the u.s. vice president mike pence is coming here accompanied by fred warmbier. the father of the american university student who died after more than a year and a half in captivity in north korea. the u.s. delegation clearly trying to highlig north korea's dismal human rights record. and at the time when the north koreans are trying to bring up unification. they

we have ivan jimenez, cathy sabanon, lisa hoyas, barry hermanson. >> hello. i've app j -- ivan jimenez, attorney nonprofit. i circulated a memo to you. this memo supported by the environmental law association and law professors. as the memo explains, the board would act by voting to divest. they're in stranger of becoming stranded assets. divesting now could promote the risk of financial loss. thank you. >> thank you. cathy -- >> i will yield my time. divest now. >> thank you. up next, we have lisa hoyos, followed by barry hermanson. >> we're here together on behalf of the commission on the environment to share some key notes about our resolution. >> good afternoon, board members. eddie yan. our purview is advising the mayor and board of supervisors in environmental matters and set policy. we passed a resolution last night after much consideration that involved extensive independent review. we also had an extensive item by california energy commissioners as us on a global economy moving to 100% renewable energy. we hope you vote to divest and -- >> so we reso

so, ivan, what can you tell us about this overture from the north koreans? relayed by the south korean government. the south korean president met with the north korean delegation up there in the olympic city, pyeongchang, for an extended time. and then put out a statement saying that the north koreans are willing to engage in dialogue with the u.s. and that that should be done in conjunction with dialogue with south korea. and this coming when you've had this remarkable scene of senior u.s. officials sharing the vip box at opening and closing ceremonies at the olympics, with senior north korean officials twice in a matter of less than a month. that's pretty striking, even though it did not look like there was direct interaction between the north korean and the u.s. delegations. pretty striking that they were in such close proximity. i guess an example of olympic and sports diplomacy at work here. fredricka? >> and this comes as president trump imposed, you know, the strongest sanctions yet on north korea. >> that's right. i mean, that's how the trump adminis

let's get straight to ivan watson who is in seoul, in south korea, for us this morning.is having a hard time hearing me, but go ahead, if you can get a signal. >> reporter: i got your back there, john. that's right. so we now have the north koreans via south korea saying the door is open to talks with the u.s. and the south koreans are really urging the u.s. to please come and sit down at the table for the u.s. to lower the threshold for talks for north korea, to be open to denuclearization, which it has been firmly opposed to in the past. the white house has said, hey, let's wait and see where this goes. we want denuclearization, we want north korea to get rid of the arsenal of nuclear weapons. on friday, president trump had an ominous warning that he's not sure whether or not the sanctions will work. new sanctions against north korea. if they do not, it would be, quote, very, very unfortunate for the world because it could lead to phase two. hard to make sense of this, also sometimes hard to make sense of some of the messaging coming out of the white house. president t

ivan watson joins us now. ivan? >> reporter: good morning, john.ernment here in south korea call this the peace games. what was always going to overshadow these games is north korea. the demille tearized zone is 60 miles away from here, the land mines, the bashrbed wire. the sister of the north korean leader arrived on a private plane that landed at the airport. she shook hands with moon jae-in. they have a lunch scheduled together saturday. meanwhile, they are most likely in the stadium behind me where this light show is taking place among 40,000 other plus spectators there also believed to be the u.s. vice president mike pence who, from what we understand, has not met face-to-face with the north koreans thus far. not everybody is happy with this olympic diplomacy here in south korea. there have been consistent noisy, usually quite small protests. you may be able to hear them off camera. this loud speaker in the background. some south koreans view the invitation to north korea as appeasement to a country that was firing missiles just last november

when the assassins turned on their commanders. >> that's ivan watson reporting.t for me. i'll be back tomorrow at 4:00 a.m. eastern for early start. thank you for watching. jim sciutto picks things up after this break. >>> you are live in the "cnn newsroom." jim sciutto in again for ana cabrera. starting with an explicit warning called into the broward county sheriff's office. he could be a school shooter in the making. it turns out he was. this call just one of many red flags ignored, and now of course 17 people are dead. and there is mounting pressure for someone to be held accountable. and this is the man who sits at the top of

cnn ivan watson is live in pyeongchang, south korea, with more. what's the latest, ivan?er: that's right. vice president pence is supposed to be leading the u.s. delegation here at the opening ceremonies of the upcoming winter olympics, but he is also bringing a tough message for north korea. take a listen to what he had to say at the air force base in alaska. >> we're traveling to the olympics to make sure that north korea doesn't use the powerful symbolism and the backdrop of the winter olympics to paper over the truth about their regime. we'll be telling the truth about north korea at every stop. we'll be ensuring that whatever cooperation that's existing between north and south korea today on olympic teams does not cloud the reality of a regime that must continue to be isolated by the world community. >> but while having these tough words for north korea, vice president trump said we'll see what happens when talking about whether or not there would be any meeting with the north koreans here at the winter olympics. meanwhile, the north koreans are coming in large numbe

talking about north korea overnight, ivan. >> reporter: that's right.japanese prime minister, beating the drum, criticizing north korea and calling it a prison state and this is the theme of his journey, he wants to make clear that north korea should continue to be isolated and that the world should not be taken in by its last minute agreement to cooperate with the olympics. take a listen to an excerpt of what he had to say. >> to that end, i'm announcing today that the united states of america will soon unveil the toughest and most aggressive round of economic sanctions on north korea ever. and we will continue to isolate north korea until it abandons its nuclear and ballistic missile program once and for all. >> keep in mind, pence has not ruled out the possibility of talking to the north koreans so we have to watch them very closely in and around the opening ceremony in a few day's time here. >> ivan watson in pyeongchang, thanks so much. here in the united states, something that we don't see very often, a possible big bipartisan deal that could have

ivan watson is joining us from south korea.the president of south korea receiving an invitation from the leader of north korea to visit pyongyang and meet in person. tell us about how significant this is. >> it's a big deal because north and south korea are still technically at war. and up until about six weeks ago, you didn't have any real direct communication between the north and south korean governments for a matter of years. and suddenly, we've had this flurry of diplomacy followed by a hand-delivered invitation coming from the sister of the north korean leader, kim jong-un, the sister who had lunch with the south korean president on saturday at his offices. and delivered this letter inviting him to come visit the north korean capital. this, of course, after the north korean delegation accompanied the south korean president to the opening ceremony of the olympics here on friday night. and then after this luncheon, the north korean delegation was once again with the south korean president at this combined ice hockey game. w

i want to get to our senior international correspondent, ivan watson. we seeing the goodwill of the games causing a real chance for some sort of diplomatic break through here? also, you had that moment where vice president pence of course was in south korea. there was talks of talks, and north korea pulled out. is this one more real, i suppose, is the question? >> we don't know yet. it is interesting. the white house said time will tell. they are open to talks. as long as the goal is denuclearizing the peninsula, north korea doing way with its nuclear weapons. after the latest rounds of face-to-face talks, face-to-face meeting with the south korean president and the head of the north korean delegation shortly before the closing ceremony of the winter olympics. and the u.s. a has always indicated that it would be willing to talk to the north koreans without preconditions and the question then becomes denuclearization. in the past, north korea made it clear its nuclear weapons are never going to be a bargaining chip. there is never a discussion if denucle

ivan watson was there. >> reporter: they say pyeongchang is the coldest spot in south korea.better place for a half-naked road race? organizers call this the naked marathon. some of the participants look a little crazy. now, more than 1,800 runners qualified. to qualify for a medal, run shirtless. sprint for 5 kilometers or go for the 10k race. bone-chilling temperatures can't stop these korean runners from this annual demonstration of winter madness. ivan watson, cnn, pyeongchang, south korea. >> that's not for me. >> not my idea of fun, either. >> good on them for doing it. >>> still ahead, dubai is looking ahead to the exckopo 20. >>> and the royal wedding is just three months away. how prince harry and meghan markle plan to share their big day with the community. when i received the diagnoses, i knew at that exact moment ... i'm beating this. my main focus was to find a team of doctors. it's not just picking a surgeon, it's picking the care team and feeling secure in where you are. visit cancercenter.com/breast ♪ >>> welcome back, everyone. 140 countries are represented a

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ivan makes it 1-0. then in the third, how about the turnover?ndon manning to wide open claude giroux. flyers up two. everything going their way. if you are not convinced, how about this in the third? manning laps it around the board. dumps it into the net. flyers win 5-3, winning 9 of 10, a point out of first place. eagle coach doug pederson is trying to move on to next season. they have the nfl combine tuesday. >> pederson honored in new jersey this morning, residing with his family. it's special for the family, where they call home. everyone is stepping up the game, flyers, sixers, even sixer fans. vince shen, wow, free ticket for the sicksers. thank you. they were getting ready for spring in chester county. they held their fifth annual used equipment sale. the biggest share included the bats, balls and gloves kids need. >> castle is next on channel6. "action news" tomorrow morning with nydia han and chris sowers. for jeff skversky and the entire "action news" team, i'm walter perez. have a great night. we'll see you back here tomorrow. ♪ ♪

there are many reasons but if ivan of justice has made this a party to fight, and rejoin join their fight at the department of homeland security. one example of how we have supported the fight is operation safe haven, an investigation into a loosely-affiliated organization which coordinated the illegal movement of women across the southern border from central america and two were the united states. day after a 15 month investigation, authorities were able to arrest 29 people in 13 cities in eight states. law enforcement officers also rescued 15 victims. as a special agent in charge in atlanta said -- this investigation identified women victimized through fraud, including underage teens. to these enterprises, these women are just objects, to be discarded and passed on to the next trafficker down the line. as we have seen in operation safe haven, human smuggling and human trafficking are not synonymous. people who are illegally trafficked into this country are easy for traffickers to pray on. because this people who are smuggled have nowhere to turn, they live in the shadows a mother have n