{U.S., China said to agree on new sanctions on N. Korea|financial restrictions on North Korea|lawmakers push for tougher U.S|Security Council announced late Monday evening that it will hold closed consultations on North Korea and non-proliferation on Tuesday|Last month’s statement from the Security Council called the underground test in February a “grave violation” of three U.N|U.N|The latest sanctions resolution, adopted in January, again demanded that North Korea abandon its nuclear weapons program and cease missile launches|The diplomats, speaking to the AP on condition of anonymity because no official announcement has been made, said the United States is expected to circulate a draft resolution to the full council at the meeting|resolution to pass in February, when it held the Security Council presidency, CBS News’ Pamela Falk reports from the U.N., “but a compromise proved difficult, and there still may be changes that dilute the draft when it goes to all the nations’ leadership.”