North Korea leaves six-way disarmament talks

The International Atomic Energy Agency said Tuesday that North Korea decided to reactivate its nuclear facilities and resume reprocessing of spent fuel. The South Pacific nation didn't stop there- it also kicked out the agency's inspectors today. The moves come after the UN Security Council issued a statement criticizing Kim Jong il’s regime for launching a rocket on April 5. North Korea called the statement "an unbearable insult" to its people. FSRN’s Jason Strother is in Tokyo, where some analysts say that this is Pyongyang’s way of pushing the United States into meeting one-on-one.