Im serious so much got a good to have you with us a u. S. President donald trump has arrived in south korea the second stop of his five country tour of asia his trip comes amid simmering tensions with north korea over its Nuclear Program trump has visited the main garrison of u. S. Troops stationed in the country and he is later due to hold talks with south korean president moves in the visit is being seen as an attempt to present a united front against pyongyang despite differences with south korean leaders over how to do so. Well north korea and the u. S. Have exchanged ever stronger threats and insults but what would a potential conflict really look like. In this Propaganda Film War breaks out on the korean peninsula. North korean troops annihilate u. S. Forces though the actual outcome of any new conflict here would likely be different
theres little doubt that the carnage would be great. And then theres the norths growing Nuclear Arsenal relations between the two countries reached
we able to manage that we see no glaciers and polar ice melting as we saw there in a report in ocean levels rising and it is clear that low lying islands like fiji for example would be the first victims of global warming what parts of the world do you think are going to be next to be so severely impacted by climate change. well we see impacts of climate change basically everywhere these heard about the arctic we have seen a melting ice the learn from rain forest nations fear for their livelihoods and for their forest survivals we see an unprecedented he d raise in europe extreme events in the us flooding in china extreme and soon in south asia so i don t really think there s any region in the world that spared by climate impacts and so we all the same boat or the same canoe as if you jian prime minister said yesterday all right a call to action there for the delegates at the un climate summit in bonn karl predicts slicer researcher with climate analytics thank you very much for joining
believed there was a promise and not happy informed of the final decision in january in a phone call from the president that was very brief. bret? bret: we will continue to follow this. ed herniary live on the north lawn. thank you. president obama is granting waivers to ten states from requirement of the no child left behind education law. the president says he is acting because congress failed to update that law. he says the states have promised to improve the way the schools teach and evaluate students. the postal service says it lost $3.3 billion in the final quarter of last year. the postmaster general is warning of a possible suspension of operations this fall. if congress does not address the organization s long-term money problems. bret: things keep getting worse for former democratic presidential candidate john edwards. the latest in the grapevine. worried about polar ice melting? you may not be after a quick break.
believed there was a promise and not happy informed of the final decision in january in a phone call from the president that was very brief. bret? bret: we will continue to follow this. ed herniary live on the north lawn. thank you. president obama is granting waivers to ten states from requirement of the no child left behind education law. the president says he is acting because congress failed to update that law. he says the states have promised to improve the way the schools teach and evaluate students. the postal service says it lost $3.3 billion in the final quarter of last year. the postmaster general is warning of a possible suspension of operations this fall. if congress does not address the organization s long-term money problems. bret: things keep getting worse for former democratic presidential candidate john edwards. the latest in the grapevine. worried about polar ice melting? you may not be after a quick break. [ male announcer ] when do you take 5-hour energy?
unexpe unexpected drop is cause for hope but not celebration. talk about cocktails on the rocks. five frozen crates of whiskey and brandy belonging to explorer ernest shackleton more than 100 years ago have been found buried in antarctic ice. shackleton left the goods there after a failed expedition to the south pole in 1909. so i have several questions about this, anderson. first of all i know that you re a brandy and whiskey expert. yeah, right. like, is it drinkable? once it thaws out? i read about it. i don t know anything about brandy whiskey. i did read about it. they re very excited because they ve lost the formula for that particular kind of brandy or whiskey and the maker is hoping they ll be able to reconstitute it and re-release it and for those who like brandy and whiskey that s a very big deal. sort of escapes me. the other thing is, how did they find it after 100 years? i know. is it, like, polar ice