koreans saying we should talk to the united states. now we re not hearing the same from washington. what we have been hearing if pyongyang wants to talk, they have to take steps to denuclearization. we are hear from moon jae-in. he is saying the united states needs to lower the threshold in order to make the talks happen. we also spoke with south korean unification minister on sunday about keeping momentum going considering the joint u.s. military drills are coming up soon and annoying north korea. all of a sudden, north korea will talk to south korea about the issue. before they used to walk out and said they had to talk to the u.s. translator: we explained our position on north korea s issues on several occasions including the january 9th talks and north korean delegations reception with the president.
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the koreas together in a moment of unity. can that outreach extend from the games? let s bring in paula hancocks in pyeongchang. good morning. reporter: good morning, christine. it has been an interesting couple of weeks. we had information in the past half hour that the head of the north korean delegation said the doors are open for dialogue with the united states. that information from the south korean president. walking a tricky line as he is trying to get the two sides together after the u.s. said they had to show they were willing to denuclearization before accepting any talks. what president moon said he would like to see the u.s. lowering the threshold to make sure the talks happen. i talked to the south korean unification minister yesterday and i was asking him about the talks. how do you keep the momentum going. he said in the past north korea would walk out anytime south korea tried to mention the
clownish thing called trumpism. we have breaking news right now. the new york times reporting that harvey weinstein s film company is slated to file for bankruptcy protection after a last-ditch talks to sell to an investor group collapsed. the deal would have given control to a team led by maria contraes. the discussions came to a halt when the new york attorney general s office filed lawsuit against the company. should the u.s. lower demands of the nuclear talks with north korea? a key u.s. ally says yes. we are live in south korea next. my name is jeff sheldon,