North agrees to scrap all nuke programs as 6 nations strike deal

BEIJING, China - Chief delegates to the six-party nuclear talks pose for photos after adopting their first joint statement at the Diaoyutai State Guesthouse in Beijing on Sept. 19. (From L to R) Christopher Hill of the United States, Kenichiro Sasae of Japan, Kim Kye Gwan of North Korea, Song Min Soon of South Korea, Wu Dawe of China and Alexander Alexeyev of Russia. (Pool photo)

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