next month, while iran insists that its nuclear program is peaceful, many believe teheran is simply stretching out the talks to get more time to develop a nuclear weapon. where do the u.s. and israel go from here. dori golden is a former foreign policy adviser to benjamin netanyahu and joins us live. thank you for your time today. a pleasure. shannon: what do you make of the fact that the talks have essentially gone nowhere and we have something else on the calendar, maybe lower level talks. is there any progress, any benefit to continuing down this road? well the burp was on iran to show that they are serious, because we have a record of iranian behavior in past negotiations. frankly, the iranians have been engaged in concealment and deception, concealment because in the past they hid major nuclear facilities, like the enrichment plans, they hid them
days. this wednesday was the seconds day. after 2:30 p.m. local time, we understands from the south korean defense ministry, they did collapse, the north korea delegation walked out of the talks. the main reason they walked out, we re hearing from the south side, is they didn t agree with the agenda in trying to organize higher level talks. maybe ministerial level talks. the south wanted the defense ministers to meet. they haven t actually met since previn. but the north korean delegation said that they wanted to talk about military actions and provocations on both sides. south korea wants just to talk about the shelling that killed four people in november and the sinking of the warship back in march. the u.s. and south korea have blamed north korea for the attack. but once again, this wednesday, north korea denied any