U.S., N. Korea meet over sanctions on 3rd day of nuke talks

BEIJING, China - Chief negotiators at the six-party talks -- Kenichiro Sasae of Japan (L), Sergey Razov of Russia (2nd from L), Kim Kye Gwan of North Korea (3rd from L), Christopher Hill of the United States (3rd from R), Chung Yung Woo of South Korea (2nd from R)and Wu Dawei of China (R)-- join hands with Chinese Foreign Minister Li Zhaoxing (C) at Beijing's Diaoyutai State Guesthouse on Dec. 20. (Pool photo)

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