[Whitfield:] Senator Bernie Sanders is campaigning this weekend in New Hampshire where he is hosting a series of ice cream socials. CNN's Ryan Nobles is traveling with the Sanders campaign right now in Hampton. So, what has been the message served up along with the ice cream?
[Ryan Nobles, Cnn Washington Correspondent:] Yes. Well, Fred, the ice cream social just wrapped up here in Hampton and now Senator Sanders taking part in what's been kind of a new addition to his campaign strategy, the selfie line, which is kind of become standard operating procedure for 2020 candidates. Everybody that came to the ice cream social has an opportunity to get their picture with this presidential candidate. And you know, there's no doubt Sanders is putting a special emphasis on New Hampshire. In this event that just warped up, he talks specifically about how important the New Hampshire voter is in the presidential primary process. And he also talked about how, even though there are a lot of Democratic candidates, his brand of Democratic politics is different. These aren't just all different shades of the same color. He wants to make it clear that the things that he's talked about like a $15 minimum page, Medicare for all, getting out of unnecessary foreign policy entanglements is something that he's been talking about for a long time and the Democratic Party has just come around to in the last four years. So, that's the message he's driving home today, Fred. A lot of people responding well to it at least at these events and Sanders is hoping to carry that into Iowa next week with another big trip on his calendar. Fred.
[Whitfield:] All right, Ryan Nobles, thank you so much. All right, still to come, President Trump making history stepping foot in North Korea and meeting with Kim Jong-un. What does this moment mean for both countries and how will these impact nuclear negotiations?