hi, thank you for being with us today. we have the person who was appointed in august 2018 to be the u.s. special representative to north korea. he is the tip of the spear of diplomatic, the trump administration trump, dramatic and ministration and north korea. i am the correspondent with the new york times, i am very happy to be here and we are really excited to have steve, welcome steve. thank you much. so you have been on the job for six months, how is it going? [ laughter ] it feels like a lot more than six months. really? yeah. let me start by saying the obvious that diplomacy is still very much alive and well we have not made as much progress in the six months as i would ve hoped coming in on the first day, at least they closely engaged with our counterparts in north korea, we just came off of a summative meeting with president trump and chairman kim jong-un. spent two days together discussing some very weighty issues. the president said in his press confe
helene cooper, pentagon correspondent with the new york times. i m very happy to be here and we are really excited to have steve. so welcome. thank you very much. you have now been on the job for six months. how s it going? it feels like a lot more than six months. really? yeah. let me start by saying the obvious that diplomacy is still very much alive. while we haven t made as much progress in the six months as i would have hoped coming in on the first day, they are closely engaged with our counterparts in north korea. we came off of a summit meeting in hanoi where president trump in german kim jong un spent two days together discussing some weighty issues. and the president that in his press conference and it is true, that we remain engaged. the door is open and we will continue to work with the north koreans to try to achieve our shared goal of the complete denuclearization on the korean peninsula. let me frame it a little more broadly so you have a sense of what
in many areas. it could be chilly across southern parts of the uk, temperatures could be as low as seven or 8 degrees. milder in the rain in scotland and northern ireland. the rain moves away slightly from northern ireland and scotland with sunshine following. that reign was over the receipt gets wetter in northern england, cumbria and wales. ahead of that, in other parts of england we see some spells of sunshine. we are still in the same air mass, so it is quite warm. further north across the uk, after the rain it is cooler air so temperatures will be around 15 or 16 degrees. by the time we get to friday we have the rain across east anglia and the south of england so a different look to the weather across this part of the uk. a scattering of mostly light showers and the most of those will be in scotland and northern ireland but there s temperatures are typically back down to 17 degrees. thanks, darren. and that s bbc news at six on wednesday the 21st of september you can k
for what is expected to be a high turnout at the polls. for burning. ernie. i normally do not vote. i think it is important for people to vote all the time. young people particularly do not vote as often as they should. it is important for us to have our voices heard. kelley: many voters are turned off by the tone of this election so far. it has been a whirlwind really. i think the republicans are busy pointing fingers, calling names and stuff like that. i think the democrats are worried about the issues. heather: that was kelley tuthill reporting. wing courage you to stay right here as the super tuesday results come in throughout the night. an abc news special starts at 10:00 followed by newscenter 5 at 11:00. you can also follow the results on the free wcvb mobile app. phil: 43 degrees right now. harv, you are tracking some changes. m assuming we are going from the 40 s? harvey: if you are talking about next week, that might actually happen, but it will warm up late