BRIGGS: The Pentagon says the annual military exercises between the United States and South Korea will begin April 1st. The announcement comes as President Trump prepares for a face-to-face summit with North Korean leader Kim Jong-un. But these new round of drills with South Korea will not be the same as usual. CNN's David McKenzie live in Seoul for the latest. How will this one be different, David?</s>DAVID MCKENZIE, CNN INTERNATIONAL CORRESPONDENT: Well, Dave, what we're hearing from the Americans at the Pentagon saying that this will be the same scale, scope and duration as previous war games or defensive drills as they called them. But from a South Korean official, we hear it will be roughly around half the time. So it does appear at least that they are going to curtail these annual drills which involve thousands of U.S. service members as well as hundreds of thousands of South Koreans both in terms of land operation tests as well as virtual war games. So it's clearly trying to send a message probably subtly to the North that this is not business as usual. They were already delayed because of the Olympics allowing South Korea to have that moment of easing tensions with North Korea and making possible talks possible. So there's also been this interesting phenomenon that Kim Jong-un himself, according to South Korean officials, saying that he understands that these are just regular drills. That's completely different from years past when he would normally fire missiles during these drills. So we'll see if that calm remains. But for now, they're trying to keep it on the down mode -- Dave.</s>BRIGGS: Interesting development there. David McKenzie live for us in Seoul. Thank you.</s>ROMANS: You are just a product. You are not a consumer.</s>BRIGGS: All of us.</s>ROMANS: You're not a social media guru. You are a product being sold online. If you care about your privacy online, you want to hear from Mark Zuckerberg. When will he finally address Cambridge Analytica sharing data of 50 million Facebook users? Cambridge caught up in its own trouble. An undercover report with executives bragging about dirty tactics in elections worldwide. All of that ahead.
U.S.-South Korea Military Drills Begins April 1st