develop nuclear weapons. there have been reports of a missile test and opening of a uranium enrichment facility since the talks broke down. this meeting happening in new york. a tiny victim rescued from a huge and deadly train wreck in china and a festival in singapore trying to break a world record. two stops as we go around the world in 80 seconds. china, a four-year-old little girl pulled from the twisted wreckage of a train accident. search crews finding her unconscious, but surviving some 21 hours after a crash at that killed at least 35 people and injured more than 200 others. lightning hit one train, knocking out its power. leading to a collision with a second train on the same track. no word on the child s condition. mexico, two body guards for u.s. diplomates killed in monteray, shot while off duty according to u.s. officials. monteray a hot bed of drug
the people are recovering from the natural disaster in march and the tsunami killed more than 20,000 people. officials at the fukushima plant this past week they ve finally stabilized reactors there and reportedly could take years to clean up that entire site. only hours before the newest quake hit friends and family of some of the previous victims, donned suits to hold a memorial a few miles from the plant. many of them once lived in that area and now say that village is a ghost tournament. the u.s. set to host talks, and hopes to end pyongyang s nuclear program. they engaged in six party talks years ago. and defied the calls to develop nuclear weapons. there have been reports of a missile test and opening of a uranium enrichment facility
than campbell s condensed soups? campbell s.® it s amazing what soup can do.™ a recap of the top stories of the day. a roadside bomb killed 9 civilians in northern afghanistan, the second deadly attack in the last 24 hours. gregg: and a break in the rain in brazil, allowing helicopters to deliver much-needed food and water to areas that have been cut off by mudslides. that mud burying more than 900 square miles and killing more than 600 people. and iranian state television reporting diplomats toured the country s main uranium enrichment facility and tehran hopes the visit will back up claims their nuclear ambitions are peace: gregg: lawmakers taking to the airwaves to talk policy and
don t know about the reactor, it is almost certainly the case it was a three-way joint venture with iran, because both iran and north korea have a lot to gain by hiding their activities from international prying eyes. so, my guess is, particularly on uranium enrichment both benefitted from a.q. khan network and i suspect there is a lot of cooperation on uranium enrichment going on. eric: there are reports there is a team of iranian nuclear scientists in pyongyang observing this and helping out, do you suspect that is the case? yes. and i think it has been going on for a while. let s take one example. in november, north korea revealed a very sophisticated new uranium enrichment facility in the yongbyon nuclear complex, pointed it out to visiting americans and now, the facility is right out in hope to. unlike most of what north korea does under mountains somewhere, i have a feeling that that facility may be yet another joint venture with iran. we have precious little
monitors, and mr. pritchard, you were in north korea yourself, and they say that maybe the ieae inspectors will go back, but maybe there is another secret facility we don t know about. do you think that there is another area that nuclear weapons are being developed that we don t know about? i am pretty certain there is. the willingness to bring back the inspectors, and when i was there in november and first learned of the uranium enrichment facility and went to pyongyang and met with the people you have met with and tried to convince them if they were serious about this being a facility for peaceful nuclear energy use then they needed to be on a path toward transparency, and i encouraged them to invite the ieae back in, and facilitated dr. becker in