modest returns pyongyang has returned what it says are the remains of u.s. troops killed in the korean war it is also put its nuclear missile test on hold though the un s atomic watchdog says it s still developing nuclear weapons and it s the lack of progress on that front that could wind relations back to the animosity that characterized the early months of trump s presidency the year yes there are regularly were threats to the united states. they will be met with fire of fury. like the world has never seen. last week trump acts plans for his secretary of state to travel to north korea saying. i feel we are not making sufficient progress with respect to the did nuclearize ation of the korean peninsula and now the u.s.
military exercises with south korea have infuriated p.r. nyang for decades trumps decision to suspend them surprised both u.s. allies in the region and top u.s. military officials critics said he was handing kim a major symbolic victory without getting any concrete commitments that north korea were denuclearized since june so most trumps diplomatic gamble has delivered some modest returns pyongyang has returned what it says are the remains of u.s. troops killed in the korean war it has also put its nuclear missile tests on hold though the un s atomic watchdog says it s still developing nuclear weapons and it s the lack of progress on that front that could wind relations back to the animosity that characterized the early months of trump s presidency. yes there are regularly were threats to the united states. they will be met with fire of
they say the timing of the attack to do it before u.s. elections or after is still uncertain but 80% of israelis poll believe that a strike on iran would mean a multithreat war developing and hamas in the south. reena ninan, fox news. gregg: as she reported, tensions in iran are rising. prompting one senior military official to say iran now surpasses al-qaeda as the biggest threat to america in the middle east. how worried do we need to be? aaron david miller is a former advisor to six secretary of state and author of the book, can america have another great president. pleasure to have you with us. the united nations atomic watchdog agency about to release a report that iran has built a large steel container for carrying out tests with high ex
[ audio interruption ] around the plant. the plant is not entirely sure where exactly the leak is coming from, whether it s coming from the cooling system or coming from within that. because the workers can only go in at 15 minutes at a time, it makes at it slow protest. we hear from the petco officials, that is the utility company managing the plant, saying that the radioactive substances are in reactor water at all four of the troubled reactor plants now. suggesting that fuel rods have been either exposed or damaged. they have to contain that. at the moment, they deal with the cooling crisis and they have to keep rods cool. that is a difficult job. they were using sea water and that s causing corossive effect on the fa facility and now using fresh water to contain the situation. the u.s. watchdog, atomic watchdog says it will be months before the crisis is solved. shannon: dominic, live for us from japan. thank you very much. in libya now.
the east. 6:30 in the west. a quick update on japan s furious efforts to fight off a nuclear disaster. crews attacking a dangerously hot nuclear plant with water and reduce radiation levels. so far their efforts don t appear to be working. the u.s. is evacuating the families of its diplomatic staff from the country and help other americans get out of the affected areas. the u.s. suggests that area could be a lot bigger than japan says it is. the united nations atomic watchdog chief says the situation is very serious. at least 20 have gotten sick from possible radiation contamination. right now, japanese officials are dumping water from helicopters on the number three reactor. they are also spraying it from the ground. i know. it s tough to follow all that is going on at fukushima. cnn s tom foreman is here to clarify. reporter: this is the closest