to earth cam, thousands of revellers are expecting a soggy countdown. we ll go live to the big apple later in the show. gillian: first to our top story this hour, the world is now mourning of loss of a historical religious figure. the vatican is announcing death of pope emeritus benedict xvi. and charles has more on his long lasting legacy. what a story he had. pope benedict xvi had an impact on catholics across the world in a position he never imagined himself in. for decades cardinal joseph ratsinger had been a key advisor to pope john paul ii, as a staunch conservative. and took the cardinals just two days to give the job to a german, scholarly man who didn t appear to want it. as pope benedict xvi, he rattled relativism, what might be true for someone, might not be true for someone else. and he will be remembered not only for his birthday celebration in the white house, a stop at ground zero and a mass in yankee stadium, but also, by the way in which he addressed the ca
it s not easy. right. gillian: what interviews do you think were her most important? which ones do you think we ll still be talking about 50 years from now? in terms of world affairs, the joint interview first ever done between barbara walters, biegun from israel, and people had no diplomatic relations and if you want to talk about the hottest interview, the height of her own career, and the hottest story of all, it was the monica lewinsky interview, everybody wanted to get that. somehow she did. here is a look at it. you found yourself alone with bill clinton in the chief of staff s office and you lifted the back of your jacket and you showed the president of the united states your thong underwear. where did you get the nerve?
on occasion. i think he should have the problem with this guy was he should have known to me that the tip off was the box that came in . the guns come in those decorative daisy. yeah, they got a little pictureh on it. people do this every once in a while. somebody famously they were atki some kind of trump rally and they saw bullets on the ground but they were earplugs right for that .is so people do this every once in a while and i do feel bad. i think i watch cnn and msnbc they pick them up and they go, what are these like? e that was the funniest thing.g good memory there. you know, cat, you think somebody from the bbc could see biegun? that s really good. yeah, i know people at home are going, wow, they re going wow. that s why he s the king of late night and can wear turtlenecks. yeah. tu. then crank the ac
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FILE PHOTO: U.S. Deputy Secretary of State Stephen Biegun talks with his South Korean counterpart Lee Do-hoon during their meeting at the Foreign Ministry in Seoul, South Korea, July 8, 2020. REUTERS/Kim Hong-Ji/Pool
SEOUL (Reuters) - Washington’s top North Korea envoy arrived in South Korea on Tuesday for what is expected to be his last visit, with little prospect for restarting talks with Pyongyang before incoming U.S. President Joe Biden takes office next month.
U.S. Deputy Secretary of State Stephen Biegun, who helped lead unsuccessful efforts to turn U.S. President Donald Trump’s personal outreach to North Korea into progress in denuclearisation talks, arrived at a U.S. military air base south of Seoul at the start of a four-day visit.