. >>>> woodruff: so frank januzzi, tok at the summit, look he statements coming out of it.hat does it tell you? what do you take away rom it? >> well, the top line is very positive. you have the twos leaderr the first time sitting down together and making this commitment to peace and denuclearization. but the joint statement itself is ar have thin gruel. the north koreans refused to identify what they mean by denuclearization. and the united states and north korea pursue that goal, we're going to have to confront some reallugh issues, including does north korea expect to have peaceful use of nuclear power. if so, do they also expect to produce the fuel by by enriching uranium for those power planteds? the north koreans have been very vague about how define denuclearization. until we get clarity on those points, we don't know whether we have a deal. >> woodruff: balbina hwang, did we get any hints from this meeting about the answers to those questions? >> new york and moreover, this is hardly aatelebrn for a new set of a relationship or even an indication that kim jong-un ha

frank januzzi is a former state department analyst who suppoeged the u.s.n for talks with north korea during the clinton administration. and balbina hwang was a special adviser to the assistant secretary of state for east asia and pacific affairs, and is now a visiting professor at georgetown university. welcome back to the prto both of you. so as we reported earlier, north korean news agenct has put oua couple statements within the e st hour, essentially saying some pretty positings, saying this relationship is changing. at one point they said this was a radical switchover from the most hosfle state o our relationship. the other thing that they have said, baina hwang, is chairman king is inviting presidt trump to come to north korea, and he accepted the president's invitationo come to washington. so before i even ask you about the summit, what is this sort of after-the-summit set of statements sayelo you? >> first of all its remarkable that north korea's state mediis responding so quickly. normally it would be several days anit would be tightly controlled.