BLITZER: The Pentagon says the United States and South Korea are now talking about when to reschedule their big spring military war games. That comes as South Korea says North Korea is willing to hold talks with the United States. Let's go to our Pentagon correspondent Barbara Starr. Barbara, is the U.S. ready to sit down with North Korea?</s>BARBARA STARR, CNN PENTAGON CORRRESPONDENT: Well, you have to see how North Korea reacts to this notion the war games are going to start up again. Nobody knows what the reaction will be. The U.S. position is they'll sit down when the time is right. When will the time be right now? Right now, fresh new sanctions on North Korea and the administration not ruling out the possibility that U.S. Coast Guard or even U.S. Navy ships could board ships that are busting the sanctions trying to move goods in and out of North Korea. Not likely to go over very well. And there is fresh evidence commercial satellite imagery is showing that North Korea still continuing with its weapons program. There are signs of fresh digging at their underground tunnel where they test nuclear devices. There are signs they are working on their satellite program which is dual use, can be used in weapons, and signs that they are still running an experimental nuclear reactor that could be used in this nuclear weapons program. Plenty of evidence that North Korea is continuing down the path it's always been on. No evidence yet that they are giving up their weapons. No evidence yet that the U.S. is ready to sit down. We'll see in the coming days if that Olympic glow begins to fade -- Wolf.</s>BLITZER: And we know the North Koreans hate those U.S.-South Korea military exercises. We'll see what follows that as well. Barbara Starr at the Pentagon, thanks very much. That's it for me. Thanks for watching. I'm Wolf Blitzer in THE SITUATION ROOM. "ERIN BURNETT OUTFRONT" starts right now.
War Games Loom Over Possible Talks with North Korea.