well, he rescues dogs that many think are un adoptable. >> then turns them into lucky dogsment still ahead on "eyewitness news," brandon mcmillan, from the popular cbs morning show here with me and my rambunctious puppy ted. >> i teddy has been charming everyone in this building since he arrived. you know it, rahel. so take a look ahead to the upcoming weekends, on the cool side come this saturday. temperatures smidge below average. we warm up through the course of the weekends, and also increasing amounts every sunday shine through the weekend, high pressure will regain control. >> yesterday? oh, my gosh, spilled over to today. i really thought the clouds would be building in a lot sooner than they have. which is awesome. more sun than anything in spot. enjoy it while you have got it. >> of course. >> my job, the weather constantly changing so we have to keep you ahead of it, does look like there will be one or two separate systems we have to track through the course of the week, also a cool down, we have the phillies home opener coming up. a lot of things to get to here, we walk yo

has made a living training dogs and dogs that most people might deem un trainable, unwanted or un adoptable these are precisely kind of dogs that celebrity trainer brandon mc milan prefers to work w his goal to turn them into movie stars and he knows how to do it. if you have seen hang over you remember tiger or monkey. they have big rolls in the hang over. you have already seen his work up close if you have seen the movie. he is so good that people like ellen gee generous, eddie murphy, snoop dog, rod stewart , they have trusted him to train their dogs and now m.a. ward winning host of the lucky dog and shark week he wants to teach you how to do the same. he is doing it through his new book called lucky dog lessons which promises to teach you how to train your dog in, guess this, seven days. really, lauren. >> seven days, he said. i have been thumb go through books. he has pictures in here. he has instructions. forget book when you can have the man in real life. brandon, thanks for joining us in mount holy. >> thanks for having us you just met max, you have in the known him long. >> less t

president, despite repeated condemnations by the security council and the adoption of a number of un resolutions, leading to the most rigorous sanctions regime under the un system, they persist in accelerating the nuclear weapons and ballistic missile program. in doing so, they continue to show blatant disregard for international obligations and continues to threaten international peace and security. its actions are incompatible with the existing global norm against nuclear testing and they go against nonproliferation work. therefore we call on them to take immediate steps towards a complete verifiable and irreversible dismantlement of the missile program. this will help pave the way for peaceful and prosperous development on the korean peninsula. in addition, it is clear there is a need for a security arrangement in the meantime to realize this goal. meanwhile sanctions must be duly implemented to have the desired effect. this is also a matter of credibility for the un system. yes the implementation of sanctions against them remains insufficient and highly inconsistent as highlighte

so far, the un security council takes issues over the righteous to safeguardres the sovereignty and the dignity and the national security by adopting the illegal resolutions. and its interests. the u.n. security council exercises its sovereignty by the independence of the country. its measures for self-defense provocations. the countries are allowed to conduct such a test-fire. this is the reality of the u.n. arena at the present. and recently, the south korean authority is now declaring a strike be hold of the north and hey will deploy a missile, however the firing range of 800 kilo meters for actual battle. but the united states and security council kept mum about it, as we expected. the international community is taking note of the fact that u.s. and u.n. security council have kept mum about those test res will while bringing up sanctions of the nuclear test-fire by the army of the dprk and exerciseable right to launch justified by united nations law. the united states wherever is launched by its allies, whether it is a missile or satellite, but those launched by independent countries proclaim it can fire missile at those countr

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the position of the un is taken only by its member states, not by the secretariat. we submit reports to the security council, they can adoptly. it is totally up to them to take policies. you wrote a resignation letter too, in which you said "you have instructed me to withdraw not due to any fault that you found in the report, not because you disagreed with the content, but due to political pressure by member states who gravely violate the rights of the people in the region." obviously, you are talking primarily about israel but i assume you are talking about the united states as well. you seem to be accusing the new un secretary general of having no moral backbone, of being a moral coward. i am accusing member states of interfering in the work of the secretariat. i know you are accusing them of that but you're also saying "mr secretary general, you have been bullied, you have been weak, you have the spine of a jellyfish." no, i didn't say that. i'm saying — actually, i tell him this in my resignation. i say, "i understand that you had little choice and i understand the very difficult position you find yourself in." but the

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security council to adopt more restrictive measures such as stricting oil imports from the north, but this kim jong-un is willing to do this anyway despite to have that china leans with trump. at the just crazy or underestimating? >> look, the president is not a politician. he's a results driven businessman. he is an -- he was successful, not just successful. testifies incredibly successful in the hardest market in the ward new york real estate. as a result he looks at the world as it is, and he's interested in results, and he knows some issues require kid gloves, because they're sensitive. but sometimes you have to make a fist inside that glove and you have to use it. the moab bomb the 59 crews missiles, they're not just about syriaa. the premier in beijing understood that. even pursuant said i'm not going to the meet out secretary. that trainings toed donald trump. >> we appreciate you being on. he i know the left is the attacking you, too, but they'rei also attacking the president's t wife, his daughter, and his 10-year-old son. >> and you. >> yeah, but i've been attacked for 30ta years i'm used to

adopt a new approach to force north korea to abandon its nuclear and ballistic missile programmes or face what he called "catastrophic consequences". mr tillerson was chairing a special meeting of the un security council. he told the council there was "no reason" to think north korea would change course under the current sanctions regime. with each successful detonation and missile tests north korea pushes the world closer to instability and broader conflict. the threat of the north korean nuclear attack console or tokyo is real and it is likely only a matter of time before north korea develops the capability to strike the us mainland. indeed, they have repeatedly claimed it plans to conduct such a strike. given that rhetoric, the united states cannot idly stand by north and other members of this council who are within striking distance of north korean missiles. washington has repeatedly called for tougher un sanctions, but is looking to china to take a diplomatic lead. but the chinese foreign minister, wang yi, responded by saying it wasn't realistic for one country to be responsible for solving the issue. translation: mr president, china is not a focal point of this spending chiller

adopt more restrictive measures that have never been seen before. such as restricting oil imports from the north. but, you know, kim jong ung to do this any way in spite of that china alliance with trump. is this guy just crazy or is he just underestimating? >> look, the president is not a politician. he is the results-driven businessman. is he -- he wants successful not just successful he was incredibly successful in the hardest market in the world, new york real estate. as a result, he looks at the world as it is. and he is interested in results. he knows some issues require kid gloves because they are sensitive. but sometimes you have to make a fist inside that kid glove and you have to use it the moab bomb. the 59 crews missiles. they are not just about afghanistan. they are not just have b. syria. the premier in beijing understood that answered changed his stance. even vladimir putin said i'm not going to meet with your secretary answered changed his mind. that's thanks to donald j. trump. >> sean: dr. gorka, we appreciate you being on. i know the left is attacking you, too. they are also attacking the 39's wife, and

un members in this regard. we need additional capacity at all levels to comply the letter and spirit of the resolution adopted by council. sanctions alone will not solve that. diplomacy is crucial. creating diplomatic efforts to prepare for a peaceful diplomatic and comprehensive solution. the press statement in the minimalistic missile launch, that statement confirms the continued commitment of this council. the situation must be approached without prejudice and we must be prepared to continue new and previous proposals and agreements. sweden is ready to do its part to fulfill this goal. and the protecting power for canada and australia. and supervisory commission, and in this context we encourage the dpr k to resume cooperation with the commission at the border station, and to increase transparency. i would like others like to take this opportunity to draw attention to the worrying human rights situation and precarious humanitarian conditions, it is the duty of all to highlight the atrocities being committed by the regime against its own people and international community should pursue responsibility for these

un. what are we looking forward with here? >> these things tend to run 15 minutes behind. we're likely to hear more tough talk on north korea. that's the position this white house adopted.different from the

un. what are we looking forward with here? >> these things tend to run 15 minutes behind. we're likely to hear more tough talk on north korea. that's the position this white house adopted. far different from the previous administration. president trump also pointing to the failure of successive administrations from the past to deal with successive leaders of north korea. here's what he told us in an exclusive interview which will run tomorrow morning. not telegraphing again what he plans to do about north korea, but certainly saying he is not going to tolerate their nuclear development program. listen here. >> you read clinton's book. he said, oh, we made such a great peace deal. and it was a joke. look at different things over the years with president obama. everybody, he's been outplayed. they've all been outplayed by this gentle man. i just don't telegraph my moves. >> reporter: this situation has got an increasing sense of urgency after the weekend display in pyongyang. some new missiles and lot of missiles that have even long time observers of north korea worried about just what the size of the arsenal is. the u.s. carl vinson, a guided missile cruiser and guidele

adopted that mindset and taken it perhaps to the next level. she does not have the memory we all have. or that we are all haunted by, being able to live a completely private, unilled life. she knows a much different existence, and her children will know a much different life. charlie: what is your moment of awakening? james: she makes a mistake, she is challenged by a friend of hers in the film. he is a 25-year-old who works with his hands, a hipster who makes deer antler chandeliers, a neo-luddite. i do not think that is a viable alternative, either. it is not a tenable existence. he called her out on not being honest to herself. she goes out and makes a big mistake, is arrested, and almost dies. she is potentially going to lose her job and then she volunteers to be a guinea pig for the company and wear a camera and document her life as someone that works at the circle and share everything all the time. charlie: this is mae broadcasting her life to millions of people. >> good morning, everyone. the sun is shining and i definitely need my coffee. we are in my third week of transparency and we're up to 2 million viewers. did i tell you i am not a morning perso