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Washington's new special envoy for North Korea will soon be visiting America's allies in

Northeast Asia.

With some critics questioning his fit for the job given his lack of diplomatic experience,...

there's attention on whether he can break the stalemate between North Korea and the

U.S. Lee Ji-won has this story.

South Korean news outlets are reporting that Stephen Biegun will soon embark on a trip

to Northeast Asia, which will include stops in Seoul and Tokyo.

This will be his first time in the region as the new U.S. special envoy for North Korea

since he assumed the role last month.

His South Korean counterpart is the special representative for Korean Peninsula Peace

and Security Affairs in the foreign affairs ministry, Lee Do-hoon.

Biegun previously served as an Executive Secretary of the National Security Council, a foreign

policy advisor to members of Congress and was an executive at Ford Motor Company.

While critics of the administration claim he's unsuitable for the position, considering

how he was focused for much of his career on Europe,... some beg to differ.

CNBC cited Brett Bruen, a former director of global engagement at the White House as

saying Biegun may have the "precise quality that's needed during the fraught negotiations"

-- the ability to talk with President Donald Trump.

Bruen says no one in the State Department has the ability to convey the complexity of

the denuclearization negotiations to the president in a way that he understands and will go along

with.

The former New Mexico governor and UN ambassador, Bill Richardson said Biegun's skills at Ford

will come in handy,... but he should also learn the North Koreans' negotiating style

-- which Richardson called wily.

He also suggested the two words Biegun should remember during his talks with the North are

"timelines" and "verification".

With the denuclearization process between Pyongyang and Washington seemingly at a standstill,...

it remains to be seen whether Biegun's trip to Asia can move the needle forward.

Lee Ji-won, Arirang News.

For more infomation >> Washington's new special envoy for North Korea to visit Asian allies soon: Reports - Duration: 2:04.

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Washington's new special envoy for North Korea to visit Asian allies soon: YTN - Duration: 0:26.

Washington's new special envoy for North Korea will soon visit America's allies in Northeast

Asia.

Local news outlet YTN reports that Stephen (bee-gun) Biegun, will soon embark on his

trip, which includes stops in Seoul and Tokyo.

His South Korean counterpart is the special representative for Korean Peninsula Peace

and Security Affairs in the foreign affairs ministry, Lee Do-hoon.

CNBC says Biegun is an unconventional politician who lacks much foreign policy experience,

but added he may have the precise quality needed during the these negotiations, the

ability to have the ear of President Trump.

For more infomation >> Washington's new special envoy for North Korea to visit Asian allies soon: YTN - Duration: 0:26.

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Washington's new special envoy for North Korea to visit Asian allies soon: Reports - Duration: 2:18.

For the first time Stephen Biegun will be on a diplomacy tour as Washington's new special

envoy for North Korea.

As the former Ford executive prepares for the trip to America's allies including Seoul,

some express concerns over lack of experience in this particular field.

Lee Ji-won explores deeper to find out if he has what it takes to prove doubters wrong.

South Korean news outlets are reporting that Stephen Biegun will soon embark on a trip

to Northeast Asia, which will include stops in Seoul and Tokyo.

This will be his first time in the region as the new U.S. special envoy for North Korea

since he assumed the role last month.

His South Korean counterpart is the special representative for Korean Peninsula Peace

and Security Affairs in the foreign affairs ministry, Lee Do-hoon.

South Korea's foreign affairs ministry told Arirang News on Monday that the meeting between

the two diplomats is currently being scheduled and that further details will be shared once

confirmed.

Biegun previously served as an Executive Secretary of the National Security Council, a foreign

policy advisor to members of Congress and was an executive at Ford Motor Company.

While critics of the administration claim he's unsuitable for the position, considering

how he was focused for much of his career on Europe,... some beg to differ.

CNBC cited Brett Bruen, a former director of global engagement at the White House as

saying Biegun may have the "precise quality that's needed during the fraught negotiations"

-- the ability to talk with President Donald Trump.

Bruen says no one in the State Department has the ability to convey the complexity of

the denuclearization negotiations to the president in a way that he understands and will go along

with.

The former New Mexico governor and UN ambassador, Bill Richardson said Biegun's skills at Ford

will come in handy,... but he should also learn the North Koreans' negotiating style

-- which Richardson called wily.

He also suggested the two words Biegun should remember during his talks with the North are

"timelines" and "verification".

With the denuclearization process between Pyongyang and Washington seemingly at a standstill,...

it remains to be seen whether Biegun's trip to Asia can move the needle forward.

Lee Ji-won, Arirang News.

For more infomation >> Washington's new special envoy for North Korea to visit Asian allies soon: Reports - Duration: 2:18.

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Leaving Washington DC - Duration: 2:19.

so I was in the middle of editing this

video and apparently I realized I need a

new computer

walking down the sidewalk I'll be honest

with you it's been quite a while since

I've had to do this so guys I'm gonna go

eat lunch with the d-o-t crew just had

some Mediterranean food I've enjoyed the

experience by being up here they've

helped me out so much during these last

couple of months

thank you

alright guys so today is move out day I

am leaving Washington DC I had a room to

myself now it's my bed as you can tell

it's empty now

13000 see weather currently over there

scatter clouds some afternoon rain

showers

finally back home where I need to be

alright guys I'm back home safe and

sound I got a ton of work to do but I

just want to sign off here and say thank

you guys so very much for watching the

video art see you guys next time

For more infomation >> Leaving Washington DC - Duration: 2:19.

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"Vergüenza", el grito que interrumpió al arzobispo de Washington | Noticiero | Telemundo - Duration: 0:44.

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Full Panel: John McCain leaves a vacuum in Washington | Meet The Press | NBC News - Duration: 7:27.

For more infomation >> Full Panel: John McCain leaves a vacuum in Washington | Meet The Press | NBC News - Duration: 7:27.

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Graham suggests Kavanaugh could overturn Roe precedent - Duration: 2:51.

For more infomation >> Graham suggests Kavanaugh could overturn Roe precedent - Duration: 2:51.

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Washington Church Sex Abuse Reaction - Duration: 0:54.

For more infomation >> Washington Church Sex Abuse Reaction - Duration: 0:54.

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Kapri Bibbs among eight players signed to Redskins practice squad - Duration: 2:12.

Kapri Bibbs during Washington's third preseason game. (Alex Brandon/AP) By Les Carpenter September 2 at 5:58 PM A day after Redskins Coach Jay Guden lamented cutting running back Kapri Bibbs, the team added Bibbs to its practice squad, with the possibility of adding him to its 53-man roster later in the week

Bibbs, who Gruden said Saturday night "had done everything right" through training camp, was cut as part of a backfield numbers crunch created when Washington signed Adrian Peterson two weeks ago

The Redskins kept five running backs when they made their final cuts on Saturday, but one of those players, Byron Marshall, will probably be placed on injured reserve with a sprained MCL

Gruden hinted on Sunday that the Redskins might sign Bibbs to the practice squad with the intent of moving him up to the 53-man roster later this week if Marshall goes on injured reserve

[Redskins 53-man roster analysis: Washington hopes injury issues won't deplete depth again] Bibbs, who played parts of three seasons with the Broncos and Redskins, is popular in the locker room and played well in the preseason, carrying 13 times for 106 yards and leading the team with 13 catches for another 119 yards

There seemed a sentiment around the organization that coaches and executives wanted to find a way to keep him on the team, so much so that he still had a stall in the team's locker room on Sunday

Joining Bibbs on the practice squad are receivers Simmie Cobbs Jr. and Darvin Kidsy, tight end Matt Flanagan, tackle Timon Parris, defensive tackle JoJo Wicker, linebacker Cassanova McKinzy and defensive back Kenny Ladler

All were let go in Saturday's round of roster cuts. One player Washington apparently hoped to bring back was reserve quarterback Kevin Hogan, the McLean native who starred at Washington's Gonzaga in high school

Hogan, cut on Saturday, also still had a stall in the team's locker room Sunday, but he was claimed by the Denver Broncos, who have apparently made him their third-string quarterback after releasing former first-round pick Paxton Lynch

The Redskins have room to sign at least two more players to the practice squad (three if Bibbs moves to the active roster)

Most teams who keep just two quarterbacks, as Washington did, put a third quarterback on their practice squad

Read more on the Redskins: Jonathan Allen plays a 'fighter' role for Redskins' defense

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For more infomation >> Kapri Bibbs among eight players signed to Redskins practice squad - Duration: 2:12.

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South Korea's POSCO, Hyundai Steel Company file for exception in Washington's import quota rule - Duration: 0:41.

South Korean steelmakers are pushing for an exemption from the Trump administration's

steel import quota.

POSCO and Hyundai Steel Company are asking to be left off the 70 percent annual import

quota imposed by Washington,... an exemption only granted to companies that are physically

located in the U.S.

According to the Federal Register,... POSCO AAPC, POSCO's overseas affiliate, and Hyundai

Steel USA have already filed requests.

The Trump administration has imposed the 70 percent annual quota on steel imported from

South Korea,... but exempted it from additional tariffs of 25 percent.

For more infomation >> South Korea's POSCO, Hyundai Steel Company file for exception in Washington's import quota rule - Duration: 0:41.

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Washington's new special envoy for North Korea to visit Asian allies soon: Reports - Duration: 2:15.

For the first time Stephen Biegun will be on a diplomacy tour as Washington's new special

envoy for North Korea.

Some are expressing concerns, highlighting the former Ford executive's lack of experience

in this particular field.

Lee Ji-won delves deeper to find out if he has what it takes to prove doubters wrong.

South Korean news outlets are reporting that Stephen Biegun will soon embark on a trip

to Northeast Asia, which will include stops in Seoul and Tokyo.

This will be his first time in the region as the new U.S. special envoy for North Korea

since he assumed the role last month.

His South Korean counterpart is the special representative for Korean Peninsula Peace

and Security Affairs in the foreign affairs ministry, Lee Do-hoon.

South Korea's foreign affairs ministry told Arirang News on Monday that the meeting between

the two diplomats is currently being scheduled and that further details will be shared once

confirmed.

Biegun previously served as an Executive Secretary of the National Security Council, a foreign

policy advisor to members of Congress and was an executive at Ford Motor Company.

While critics of the administration claim he's unsuitable for the position, considering

how he was focused for much of his career on Europe,... some beg to differ.

CNBC cited Brett Bruen, a former director of global engagement at the White House as

saying Biegun may have the "precise quality that's needed during the fraught negotiations"

-- the ability to talk with President Donald Trump.

Bruen says no one in the State Department has the ability to convey the complexity of

the denuclearization negotiations to the president in a way that he understands and will go along

with.

The former New Mexico governor and UN ambassador, Bill Richardson said Biegun's skills at Ford

will come in handy,... but he should also learn the North Koreans' negotiating style

-- which Richardson called wily.

He also suggested the two words Biegun should remember during his talks with the North are

"timelines" and "verification".

With the denuclearization process between Pyongyang and Washington seemingly at a standstill,...

it remains to be seen whether Biegun's trip to Asia can move the needle forward.

Lee Ji-won, Arirang News.

For more infomation >> Washington's new special envoy for North Korea to visit Asian allies soon: Reports - Duration: 2:15.

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South Korea's POSCO, Hyundai Steel Company file for exception in Washington's import quota rule - Duration: 0:36.

The nation's steelmakers are pushing for an exemption from the Trump administration's

steel import quota.

POSCO and Hyundai Steel Company are asking to be left out of the 70 percent annual import

quota imposed by Washington.

Such exemptions are only granted to companies that are physically located in the U.S.

According to the Federal Register,...

Hyundai Steel USA and POSCO's overseas affiliate POSCO AAPC, have already filed the requests.

Washington imposed the 70 percent annual quota.... on steel imports from South Korea,... but

exempted it from additional tariffs of 25 percent.

For more infomation >> South Korea's POSCO, Hyundai Steel Company file for exception in Washington's import quota rule - Duration: 0:36.

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Obama, Bush mourn former rival McCain at Washington service - Duration: 4:14.

Obama, Bush mourn former rival McCain at Washington service

Obama, Bush mourn former rival McCain at Washington service.

  Former US presidents Barack Obama and George W.

Bush gathered with thousands of fellow mourners on Saturday to honor the late John McCain, the longtime Arizona senator and Vietnam war hero whose bids for the White House were dashed by the two men.

McCain's body, which had lain in state at the US Capitol, arrived at the Washington National Cathedral after his motorcade first stopped at the Vietnam Veterans Memorial, where his wife, Cindy McCain, laid a wreath to honor those who died in the war.

Members of the military slowly carried McCain's coffin into the cathedral, past friends and loved ones who have counted among the top power players in U.S.

politics for decades.

Conspicuously absent was Republican President Donald Trump.

McCain asked Obama and Bush, a Democrat and a Republican, to deliver eulogies at his service, in what was seen as a final message to the country about his wish for bipartisanship.

The statesman and former prisoner of war died Aug.

25 of brain cancer, days shy of his 82nd birthday.

Trump, who feuded with McCain and criticized his war record, spent the morning sending tweets about other subjects.

As he did so, top members of his administration including his daughter Ivanka, son-in-law Jared Kushner, chief of staff John Kelly and national security adviser John Bolton were present at the solemn cathedral service.

McCain's family had made clear that Trump was not welcome at memorial services in Arizona and Washington or at Sunday's private burial service in Annapolis, Maryland, at the U.S.

Naval Academy.

McCain was a member of the Academy's Class of 1958.

Inside the cathedral, guests included former President Bill Clinton and former Secretary of State Hillary Clinton, comedian Jay Leno, former Senator Bob Dole and others joined together to honor McCain while a powerful pipe organ and brass ensemble played in the background.

McCain was a leading voice for revamping the country's immigration, campaign finance and environmental laws.

But it was his military service, punctuated by years as a prisoner of war in North Vietnam, that molded McCain's political life.

McCain, who rose to the rank of captain in the U.S.

Navy, was shot down over Hanoi while on a bombing mission in 1967.

Held as a prisoner until 1973, McCain was tortured by his North Vietnamese captors in a jail that Americans dubbed the "Hanoi Hilton."  .

For more infomation >> Obama, Bush mourn former rival McCain at Washington service - Duration: 4:14.

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Charity & Kayla discuss Auburn/Washington Matchup - Duration: 1:49.

For more infomation >> Charity & Kayla discuss Auburn/Washington Matchup - Duration: 1:49.

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Washington's new special envoy for North Korea to visit Asian allies soon: Reports - Duration: 2:05.

Washington's new special envoy for North Korea will soon be visiting America's allies in

Northeast Asia.

Some have questioned whether he's fit for the job given his lack of diplomatic experience

in the region,... but the hope is he can break the stalemate between North Korea and the

U.S. Lee Ji-won has this story.

South Korean news outlets are reporting that Stephen Biegun will soon embark on a trip

to Northeast Asia, which will include stops in Seoul and Tokyo.

This will be his first time in the region as the new U.S. special envoy for North Korea

since he assumed the role last month.

His South Korean counterpart is the special representative for Korean Peninsula Peace

and Security Affairs in the foreign affairs ministry, Lee Do-hoon.

Biegun previously served as an Executive Secretary of the National Security Council, a foreign

policy advisor to members of Congress and was an executive at Ford Motor Company.

While critics of the administration claim he's unsuitable for the position, considering

how he was focused for much of his career on Europe,... some beg to differ.

CNBC cited Brett Bruen, a former director of global engagement at the White House as

saying Biegun may have the "precise quality that's needed during the fraught negotiations"

-- the ability to talk with President Donald Trump.

Bruen says no one in the State Department has the ability to convey the complexity of

the denuclearization negotiations to the president in a way that he understands and will go along

with.

The former New Mexico governor and UN ambassador, Bill Richardson said Biegun's skills at Ford

will come in handy,... but he should also learn the North Koreans' negotiating style

-- which Richardson called wily.

He also suggested the two words Biegun should remember during his talks with the North are

"timelines" and "verification".

With the denuclearization process between Pyongyang and Washington seemingly at a standstill,...

it remains to be seen whether Biegun's trip to Asia can move the needle forward.

Lee Ji-won, Arirang News.