laura bicker, bbc news, hanoi.y abrahamian from the asia pacific research centre at stanford university. he is here with me in hanoi. what a contrast to singapore last year, where it was hot and sultry. here we are in rather cool and rainy hanoi, and of course the traffic is building up, it is a city renowned for that. but tell us, what are the differences this year, to this second summit? fundamentally, if the summit in singapore lastjune was about setting the scene and creating about setting the scene and creating a relationship, this summit is going to have to be about details. websites are going to have to concede something real and significant in order to start a process , significant in order to start a process, and a process that hopefully leads towards denuclearisation, a peace treaty, these are the sort of big—ticket items that we are not ready forjust yet, but could come in the future. now, you have spent considerable amounts of time in pyongyang, you have been there some 30 times, in fa ct, have been the

welcome to hanoi. >> thank you, bill. welcome to you as well. good evening to you from hanoi. the president is selling kim on this idea of economic transformation in north korea. kim has already seen the possibilities. he was in singapore and went to the big casino down there. the marina bay sands and saw what is possible if you develop a capitalist economy, not to say he would ever do that but he has seen what a powerful economy can bring you in terms of benefits. the president's first meeting with kim will be tomorrow night. they will have a social dinner together and have their summit on thursday. the president seems in no rush to push kim into process of denuclearization just yet. a lot of pressure coming from democrats for the president to get some sort of tangible progress in terms of denuclearization with kim jong-un. it should be a couple minutes before the president comes out. we're told there is concern inside the white house, the state department and the pentagon and treasury and energy department that in the talks leading up to this week's summit the president's sp

on monday right here in hanoi.mise you, it's the only hollywood reference you hear all nights. we are focused right here on a remarkable week on tap for president and north korean dictator, kim jung-un, who is on the today, 2000-mile train journey right here to vietnam. welcome to the official start of fox news special coverage of the us north korea summit 2.0. i met henry and we live in hanoi which is two words in vietname vietnamese. we are taking you inside the today summit between the president and chairman can officially start on monday. this is round two. after the two leaders met in singapore, kim said that it was a prelude to peace but president declared it would lead to the denuclearization of the korean peninsula, very quickly. a victory for the president to get him to the table but so far at least that push for denuclearization is at a standstill tonight. the stakes are enormous, the president first in 2017 of "fire and fury" raining down on north korea after the rogue regime produced a miniature nuclear

he will travel to motorcade to hanoi toa he will travel to motorcade to hanoi to a secret location.tings as well with vietnamese leaders as well, his cou nterpa rts vietnamese leaders as well, his counterparts at there, so we are expecting... donald trump has obviously been tweeting about this. he is expecting a tremendous meeting and is quite optimistic about it but, again, after that historic initial meeting, he was heavily criticised and that more groundwork done it needs to be made to get some commitment in terms of denuclearisation, though the president was stressing that they had a very, very good relationship and he also read the rated that he was in no rush to press for denuclearisation. zayn, i do not wa nt to denuclearisation. zayn, i do not want to rush anything ijust not on testing. —— saying. hello there. on monday, the temperature reached 20.6 celsius in western parts of wales. and today, the temperatures are going to be very similar. basically, the record warmth is going to continue for one more day. and it's all due to this static weather pattern. it's been unusually

our journey through hanoi. >>> and good evening tonight from hanoi. president trump and the north korean dictator, kim jong-un, face to face again, shaking hands, then side-by-side at dinner here, but that dinner ending here right before the president ee's long-time fixer personal attorney michael cohen took questions in front of the american people on live television. the hearing playing here in hanoi, as well. michael cohen answering questions from members of congress, opening by calling the president a racist, a conman and a cheat, who allegedly said of his run for president, "this will be the greatest infomercial in political history." and what cohen revealed about what the president knew and when. republicans asking, why should the american people believe you? and tonight, what cohen could not answer, and what that revealed, too. abc's mary bruce leading us off tonight from the hill. >> reporter: the hearing room chaotic and intense as michael cohen, the man once trusted to keep the president's secrets, took the oath and then delivered blow after

we shall find out here in hanoi.ew york is judith miller, an adjunct fellow at the manhattan institute for policy research, a pulitzer prize-winning journalist, of course, and author, good to see you. >> nice to see you, ed. >> ed: what do you make of the unconventional style? critics don't always like it, but do you think this president has gotten further in these negotiations than maybe you and i both thought a year ago? >> well, certainly further than i thought he would have gotten. and yes, this is an unconventional approach to a very unconventional country. and a hugely difficult problem. i think that donald trump does not get enough credit for what he has accomplished so far, which is to lower the risk of war in the korean peninsula. now, you can argue that his harsh talk about little rocket man and fire and fury created the tension that made people afraid of a nuclear confrontation, or any confrontation in the peninsula, but the fact of the matter is he hasn't definitely achieved something. we haven't had a nu

ed, i know you've been all over hanoi. s ago around hanoi, you can't help but see the big signs that say the city for peace we should get our first case of would those signs are a little bit closer to coming true for north korea and the united states in just a few hours, ed. everybody is going to be watching this dinner starts at 6:15 eastern time. >> that's right. >> kristen fisher, she has been all over this story, and she will be this week. we appreciate that, kristen. in the meantime, we will go from substance to the fun details about the menu at lunch today for the president with the prime minister of vietnam. it was a five-course meal we're told. they just put out the menu. first course, fresh shredded green manage oh salad with sal lops. course two, deep fried spring rolls, follow id about kick crab in a broth. medallions with rice and shrimp in a lotus leaf. a traditional vietnamese dish with lotus seeds, longans and white wood-ear mushrooms in a light sugary syrup. we will be sure to have fun with that one. in the

we will continue our coverage here in hanoi injusta continue our coverage here in hanoi injust a few we know that president trump will be en route to that hotel, where he is due to meet his counterpart, kim jong—un. we will capture every moment of it and also, i know you'll be back with some of the local papers there. now let's bring up—to—date with some of the day's other news stories because mps in britain have voted to endorse theresa may's latest brexit move after she made concessions which could result in a delay to the uk's departure from the european union. a large majority voted in favour of a motion that would give mps a vote on delaying brexit if both her deal with the eu and a no deal are rejected by parliament next month. mrs may has promised mps a meaningful boat on her deal by the 12th of march, which is just 17 days before the uk is set to leave the eu. in other news, at least 20 people have been killed and dozens more have been injured when a train smash through the buffers and burst into fla m es smash through the buffers and burst into flames at cairo's main railway

this is news coming to you live from berlin donald trump and kim jong un cut short their summit in hanoi without reaching an agreement both leaders have left the summit of promptly after canceling a lunch and a joint signing ceremony now we're awaiting a final news conference find the u.s. president will be crossing over live to that meanwhile half a world away trump's former right hand man makes explosive allegations about his former boss. he is a racist. he is economy. and he uses sheet. props x. lawyer michael cohen tells a congressional committee the president is a serial felon lawmakers listening to his testimony pledge that this is just the start of their investigation. and pakistan and india trying to ease tensions after claiming that they shot down each other's aircraft over the disputed region of kashmir. hello i'm terry martin welcome to the program things are not unfolding is expected at the highly anticipated summit between u.s. president donald trump and north korean leader kim jong scheduled meetings between the two leaders in hanoi have been cancelled and the two parted pr

laura bicker, bbc news, hanoi.repondent jonathan head is out and about in hanoi. jonathan, we know it's a busy day view on a busy day for both leaders as well. we see president trump having meetings with his vietnamese counterparts. does a bit more about the logistics of today. today's the day really the meetings between the united states and vietnam, the hosts. this is a good relationship already. it will find that remarkable. particularly over the last ten years when the us has started to view vietnam's one of its key strategic partners in this region. of course, you have to remove president trump did pull the region out of the trans—pacific partnership that they pushed the relationship ahead and those will be very smooth greetings. this summit is tomorrow but this evening, this get—together between president trump and kimjong—un get—together between president trump and kim jong—un before a get—together between president trump and kimjong—un before a dinner will emphasise the couple relationship between them. tha

but it's trump's relationship with kim that's now the priority the hanoi summit to build on a historic meeting in singapore in june where they made of a commitment to rid the korean peninsula of some of the most powerful weapons created this time they need to agree a framework for how that'll happen vietnam was an acceptable choice to kim for this summit it's one of the few countries with the north korean embassy which came visited on tuesday night. and like china vietnam's achieve strong economic growth while preserving one party rule thriving like few places on earth according to trump also tweeted that north korea's potential was also also there is both curiosity and excitement about the two leaders this city is now playing host to and i hope that a city once synonymous with war could perhaps become a symbol of something else i feel very happy because world leaders are coming to vietnam to talk about peace to see each other and to shake hands call i think this is a good opportunity for hanoi and it can help us in many ways i'm proud because i was born here and i think the fact that

jon sopel, bbc news, hanoi. korean peninsula crisis group, which is working to reduce the risk of war on the peninsula. welcome to the programme, obviously we have been reporting at length about the michael cohen testimony, so we know that president trump has other things to worry about, how much does he need a foreign policy win here in hanoi to deflect what is happening at home? well, it you're right, the context is definitely key. mr trump attempting to negotiate with kim jong—un while his presidency is under sustained attack back at home. it could go one of two ways, ev can respond with a big foreign policy win as he said all it could undermine his ability to focus on negotiations at hand and then who knows what the result might be. and the optics are great, we saw in having a nice chat last night with his north korean counterpart. of course, today they get down to the nitty—gritty and they are due to meet injust a nitty—gritty and they are due to meet in just a few hours and at about 9am local time, in fact

fred >> coming to you from hanoi, vietnam. the two men are set to meet again in about three hours with denuclearization of the peninsula the goal for the u.s. and yet, our top story tonight is back in washington where the president's longtime lawyer and former chief problem solver exacerbated some long-running problems for his former boss in high-profile testimony on capitol hill for michael >> michael: told millions that his former boss is a racis racist, >> bret: is a fraudster, a cheat, and a convio should not be trusted. chief correspondent catherine herridge has been following. good evening, catherine. >> thank you and good evening. they had seven hour testimony indicated that president trump's greatest legal jeopardy might be in the state district of new york. he's been instructed not to answer questions about conversations that took place after an april 2018 fbi raid. >> unfortunately, this topic is something that's being investigated right now by the southern district of new york. i've been asked by them not to discuss

wanted it in danang but he want to get in hanoi. he demanded the vietnamese government evict them, forcing the press and tv networks including fox news to pack up and leave. it's the first time that anybody in the press can remember a white house press filing center being forced to shut down and move but the immediacy with which it happened and the nonnegotiate ability of it showed just how eager vietnamese officials are to keep him happy and make this week's summit of success. >> bret: do we know who booked first? >> [laughs] no, we do not. >> bret: i don't think it matters, we'll have a panel in just a minute. democrats in congress with the help of some republicans are moving forward with it effort to neutralize president trump's emergency declaration on the southern border. president trump says it's futile with a veto if congress succeeds. if mike emanuel tells us where things stand tonight. >> at least three senate republicans are signaling they will join with democrats opposing the president's executive action. >> i personally

>>> tonight, the stunning ending to the summit here in hanoi. president trump coming before the cameras earlier than expected to say he had just left kim jong-un, declaring sometimes you have to walk. the white house saying no agreement reached, and breaking news tonight, just a short time ago. the north koreans now responding to president trump. after that table set for a working lunch with the president and the north korean dictator was left empty. >>> also tonight, president trump's controversial words defending kim jong-un in the case of otto warmbier, the american college student who was sent home brain dead. >>> there is also a breaking headline as we come on tonight involving the president's son-in-law, jared kushner, and his security clearance. >>> the state of emergency back in the u.s. tonight, and now a new major storm moving across the country. tonight, the families trapped with water up to their windows and rooftops. and new pictures just now emerging of that 131-vehicle pileup. >>> the urgent manhunt tonight in new york city. the g

vietnam donald trump praises the head of his second meeting with north korea's kim jong il and in hanoi. about back home in washington a setback for the u.s. president's mexico border wall and upcoming testimony by his former lawyer threatening to overshadow the event. the party of stone says it shot down two indian fighter jets while they were in pakistani airspace and they claim they have arrested an indian pilot as tensions in the future of kashmir region were that india says only one of its helicopters crashed and that was because of technical failure. well pakistan's foreign office says the pakistani air force undertook strikes across the line of construct control from pakistani air space the sole purpose of this action was to demonstrate our rights will and capability for self defense we do not wish to escalate but are fully prepared if forced into that paradigm well india and pakistan have also been exchanging heavy fire across the line of control india says five of its soldiers have been injured pakistan's for the say six civilians of being killed by indian mortar shells in paki

haslinda is in hanoi. confirmation that india has lost one jet and one --lic is missing in action pilot is missing in action. the latest headline basically just confirming what we heard from pakistan. we have to keep an i on this because it is the biggest -- eye on this because it is the biggest escalation we have had since the 1970's. haslinda: here in hanoi it looks like trump is pushing back on expectations. that kim jong-un and him will try very hard to work something out on denuclearization and making north korea an economic powerhouse. he says he believes china, russia japan and south korea will all be very helpful. trump setting everybody straight saying, don't lower the expectations. you.ine: thank we continue in the next hour. tom keene joins me out of new york. do will be speaking or hearing from the president of the deutsche --. francine: the prime minister of grace to allow a vote on extending talks if her deal fails. dinner diplomacy. president trump in north korea's kim begin their summit. te

now let's move on to the vietnamese capital hanoi or u.s. president donald trump a north korean leader kim jong il and are just hours away from kicking off their second summit in less than a year leaders are expected to have a brief one on one meeting later tonight trump began the day with talks with vietnamese president new e.-n. food from the two countries signed off on a number of trade deals and trump once again held up the u.s. relationship with vietnam as an example for north korea trump is pushing down yang to give up its nuclear weapons program in exchange for economic development the talks in vietnam come eight months after a historic summit in singapore first between the sitting u.s. president and the north korean leader. well washington has set only modest expectations for this summit hinting only that it could loosen sanctions if pyongyang takes further steps to dismantle its nuclear arsenal nonetheless trump is building up the meeting on his own he tweeted quote be it is thriving like few places on earth north korea would be the

in hanoi. we will continue our countdown to the meeting. singapore's head of investment strategies later on. this is bloomberg. ♪ with bloomberg markets. say that says there is no rush to make judgment on policy change for the time being. >> while we do current conditions is healthy and favorable, we have seen some crosscurrents and conflicting signals. markets have become more conditions are less supportive of growth than they were earlier last year. to tell us more on what that agent equities strategist. when you hear policy, it is a statement that is backward looking. what is the forward-looking part ? >> the fed will be driving the window.ooking out the looking at the data in the and acting accordingly. the markets expectation .ertainly softened dramatically we are slightly more hawkish with an expectation of about .6 of a hike, but the probability about 0.6. clearly, that is a shift from how hawkish the market was six months ago and i think the itifications are that suggests a downward pre

after the workday in hanoi? >> giuliani says he's focused on his summit, but a lot of his confidants say he will be following minute by minute. you had a president who had this man, mr. cohen, at his side for over a decade. someone who's worked with him on intimate issues, personal issues. and the questions for republicans tomorrow will anything rise to the threshold to be a threat politically to them? so far they've suffered a lot of indemties, but they want to see if this will be a threat to them in 2020. >> what can you say if anything about the attitude, mind-set, bearing of the witness going into tomorrow? >> sis is day that michael cohen has been preparing for, looking forward to and readying for the last several weeks. he has spent every single day with his lawyers in intense preparation as it was described to me over the weekend. he has written a statement, rewritten his statement, practiced his statement. he has been waiting for his time to share his story. now we're now going on almost a year since the

-- in hanoi.ent was in a rush to get back home? trump said hent was following the developments coming out of the congressional hearings with his longtime personal attorney. during the press conference, he received one question about that. he said it was fake, it was a fake hearing. he criticized michael cohen. it dominated the discussion. we also know that kim jong-un carefully follows u.s. developments. it did cast a shadow over the senate. i was texting with staffers from both parties in the last day asking them about the perception here. there's no question that in the halls of congress, what was reverberating was michael cohen is not the second summit with north korea. francine: you almost have two hats on. does it have an impact on trump's base? kevin: no. that is nothing to suggest the polls are going to shift. a republican from arkansas yesterday and he said that there really wasn't a tipping point from his perspective. republicans are still waiting for the conclusion of the mueller investi

donald trump. —— hanoi in vietnam.wo leaders are expected to discuss the denuclearisation of the korean peninsula. and this video is trending on bbc.com. the duke and duchess of sussex are in morocco where they've been meeting schoolgirls in the atlas mountains. it's harry and meghan‘s last official foreign tour before they become parents. and the top story in the uk: the labour leader, jeremy corbyn, has again accused theresa may of attempting to run down the clock in a bid to get mps to vote for her amended brexit deal. now on bbc news, live to singapore for asia business report. president trump delays hiking ta riffs president trump delays hiking tariffs on chinese imports, saying substantial progress has been made in negotiations. and we will be at the world's eggers mobile phone show as why way unveils a smouldering button, just days after rival samsung did the same. —— huawei. it is monday, everyone. that morning asia, hello world. you canjoin as another exciting addition of asia business report. i hope you had a

i'm ed henry in hanoi.ext. >> it was a very productive two days but sometimes you have to walk and this was just one of those times. >> thursday, february 28th. "happening now" at 3 am on the east coast whole lot. fox news alert, no deal, donald trump wrapping up the summit with kim jong un with no agreement, the sticking point sanctions. is the hope of denuclearization on the korean peninsula debt altogether? we are live in vietnam with what happens next.

now moving on to the vietnamese capital hanoi where u.s. president all trump and north korean leader kim jong il and are just hours away from kicking off their second summit in less than a year leaders are expected to have a brief one on one meeting later tonight donald trump began the day with talks with vietnamese president knew we troll the two countries signed off on a number of trade deals and trump once again held up the u.s. relationship with vietnam as an example for north korea trump is pushing john yang to give up its nuclear weapons program in exchange for economic development talks in vietnam comes eight months after a historic summit in singapore first between city and u.s. president and a north korean leader. corresponded to his in hanoi i spoke to him a short while ago and i asked him what we can expect from trump and kim's one on one meeting today. but i think this meeting today it's more of a social meeting and they have a twenty minute conversation one on one and then it will be a dinner here at the metropole hotel in hano

and the summit goes all day this day here in hanoi. and so the coverage will come back to the summit after a day of being up on capitol hill. does it distract? yes. does it diminish? no, if they get the liberals out of the summit from anything is substantial. history has a long view. michael cohen will not be a big part of history if that happens. >> tucker: either way, i doubt it will be a chapter. bret baier light from hanoi, thank you very much for that. >> bret: thank you, tucker. >> tucker: so what can we realistically expect out of the summit we are watching in hanoi? the director of studies for the center of national interest joins us, here it is good to see you my thanks for coming on. give us the interview at the point, the object of this meeting is. >> harry: tucker i think we have to think about how this has changed in terms of what the white house is saying in 2017 and today. everything is about denuclearization. i think that is still a big point but what the president has been doing is going on twitter's talk about peace.

today we drove to the outskirts of hanoi.ry to the city, marc jacobs, prada, i mean, this is a very young country now. >> tao: oh, very much a young nation. they like to eat, uh, kentucky fried chicken. they like to spend a lot of the time on the internet. the history of our country is a history of a war. we had a thousand years under the chinese, and then we had 80 years under the french, and then the japanese came in, and when the americans left, finally, in 1975 we got involved with cambodia. so, we only have peace since 1989. just in the matter of a few decades the entire population will be those without any war experience, and that's a great thing. >> anthony: and what are we eating today? >> tao: well, we are going to have a bánh cun. >> anthony: and that means? >> tao: rice roll. very thin. >> anthony: like a crepe, uh -- >> tao: yes, it's like a crepe. and inside ground minced pork and wood ear mushroom. >> anthony: ah. >> tao: you dip it in and then you go. >> anthony: mm. oh, that's very good. everything we do inter

correspondent and face the nation moderator, margaret brennan is in hanoi. let's listen in first to the president. >>. [ inaudible ] >> the senior foreign affairs correspondent and face the nation moderator is in hanoi. margaret, good mornld hear. sounded like there was a question about walking back the u.s. position. i don't know if you could hear what the president said. good morning, margaret. >> reporter: good morning to you, john from hanoi here. we're a short distance from that hotel. the hotel where the two leaders are meeting right now. what you heard were questions from reporters who are in the room for that historic handshake. it is historic that this meeting is happening at all. what you heard being asked was

in hanoi is 7:00 a.m.nd the city has rolled out the red carpet for president trump and north korean leader kim jong-un. they are here in the city. it has been a rocky start so far. a lot of uncertainty over the official venue for the summit that will take place on thursday. we know that president trump is meeting with the vietnamese president and prime minister later today. we have president trump also meeting with the north korean leader for dinner this evening. so far, it is a wet and rainy day in hanoi. a bit of a rocky start. u.s. journalists were kicked out of the media center at the hotel, right behind me on my left, because north korean leader kim jong-un was expected to stay there. this summit was announced only a few weeks ago so there was not a lot of time for official preparations. we will be discussing all of this and what we can expect from the second u.s.-north korea summit. whether we will see a piece declaration of some sort or progress on denuclearization throughout the day, bloomberg tele

this is t w news coming to you live from berlin noble trump says he hopes for great things from his hanoi summit with kim jong il a u.s. president has been visiting his vietnamese hosts before he talks later today with the north korean leader kim the two progress towards peace in their second summit in less than a year. also coming up the best cation by d.w. shows that german weapons are being used by militia groups in yemen civil war this despite claims by the german government of weapon sales in the middle east are strictly controlled. plus incumbents of mohamedou bihari has clerics is declared the winner in nigeria's presidential election that's after a troubled but with allegations from widespread and regular times. hello i'm terry martin good to have you with us we begin in the vietnamese capital hanoi where u.s. president donald trump and north korean leader kim jong un are just hours away from kicking off their second summit in less than a year but leaders are expected to have a brief one on one meeting later tonight donald trump began the day with talks with vietnamese president n

hello i'm terry march and welcome to the program a dramatic turn of events in hanoi u.s. president and north korean leader kim jong un have ended their highly anticipated summit in the vietnamese capital with no agreement the talks were aimed at ending north korea's nuclear and missile programs in exchange for a lifting of sanctions president trump had this to say about the outcome of the summit. basically they wanted the sanctions lifted in their entirety and we couldn't do that they were willing to do you know caloric each portion of the areas that we wanted but we couldn't give up all of the sanctions for that so we continue to work it we'll see but we had to walk away from that particular suggestion we had to walk away from all the sanctions that are currently in existence remains are there in place and you know i was watching this a lot of you folks over the weeks of said no we've given up we haven't given up anything and frankly i think we'll end up being very good friends with chairman kim and with north korea and i think they have tremendous potential i've been te

here in hanoi. we're in a game of duelling diplomatic narratives. president trump saying north korean leader kim jong-un gave him a deal that he couldn't accept, asking for all sanctions to be lifted if north korea agreed to shut down their main nuclear facility. but in a rare press conference that happened in midnight here in hanoi, last night, the country's foreign minister saying whoa, didn't happen like that at all. we asked for some sanctions to be lifted and the u.s. was asking for more than what we offered. listen here. >> they were willing to denuke a large portion of the areas that we wanted. we couldn't give up all of the sanctions for that. so we continue to work and we'll see. we had to walk away from that particular suggestion. >> was what reposed is not the

of hanoi.ed to be going quite well. you read the body language. both men seem to be quite comfortable with each other. we have seen that on camera numerous times over the past 24 hours or so. a couple of things that i would note inside that press conference earlier today. there was a sense of optimism. i would say it was tempered on behalf of secretary pompeo. i would also suggest to you that this is not over by a long shot. and either one of two things is going to happen. they either believe they have moved chairman kim into an area where they want to have him and are most comfortable, or chairman kim is going to go back to pyongyang and will do something that will surprise the world yet again. option a or b. we will wait to see what happen happens. president trump was wheels up about seven hours ago, sandra. secretary pompeo went to manila. they went to beijing, china. and a chairman kim remains here in hanoi tonight, so we will see about his movements throughout the city of hanoi. he was exp

i think this is a good opportunity for hanoi and it can help us in many ways i'm proud because i was born here and i think the fact that donald trump and khinjan are in hanoi shows it's a safe city i think it will change the way the world thinks about theater. at this temple worshipers burn incense which they consider to be a link between humans and heaven and now this city itself may become a bridge between two men who've in the past threatened nuclear war. adrian brown al jazeera family. and i watch house correspondent committee health that is live at the international media center in hanoi so what will donald trump be trying to achieve with the summit committee he's actually talked about have no expectations what does that mean. yeah donald trump has continued to tout his unique round of diplomacy he has been spending the last couple of hours in his hotel where he has been tweeting quite a bit in fact one of those tweets he referred to is what he's selling to north korea and that is the future a bright future of economic opportunity calling that future awesome if in fact the north

the cold on the we are in hanoi.he round at the hotel look at live pictures of where the news conference is expected to start. we broke the news there was an abrupt about-face. sarah huckabee sanders and the white house trying to say things are good. this is saving face, briefly? the white house saying talks were constructive, but no deal reached. that was not the meeting president trump was hoping for. he ended this abruptly. two hours before it was scheduled to end and canceling a final agreement. asian stocks declining on this news. from here, the president is anticipating to take questions at a press conference in hanoi. nejra: thank you so much for joining us from hanoi. this is bloomberg. ♪ manus: good morning from a dubai. this is "bloomberg daybreak: europe." live from westminster, these are today's top stories. manus: president trump second meeting with kim jong-un ends without an agreement. stocks in asia and u.s. futures selloff. future talks are plan -- plunged into question. china's factories it away is

in hanoi vietnam. we are waiting the official start of the historic consummate between president trump and north korean leader kim jong un. anytime now we're going to see more of the president there. just moments ago he arrived at the presidential palace in. visiting the head of state there. the president of vietnam, president trump greeted by the host leader and that's how this works when you host something as big as this summit, the first meeting with local leaders and then moving onto the summit with north korean leaders. president trump is pointing to vietnam tonight as a possible future for north korea showing them saying vietnam is thriving like no place on earth. said the same can be true for north korea, trying to give them some carrots, hello and welcome to "fox news @ night," i'm shannon bream in washington, we are joined now by kristin fisher in hanoi. as with justine president trump meet up with president trump, kicking off the official part of this trip. >> that's right, shannon. this is t

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the crew is about to show us a place some 100 miles from hanoi.ng bay, and in the air, we begin to see what draws millions from all over the world. ha long means "descending dragon." and looking out the window, the incredible sight. the limestone formations as far as we could see. and from the ground, the tour boats dwarfed by those formations. it really is spectacular. i mean, everywhere you look here, you see the limestone islands coming up out of the water. take a look at this. they estimate that there are thousands of them here in the bay. it was not long ago ha long bay was named one of the new natural wonders of the world. and they are very proud here. >> ha long became one of the seven new wonder natural of the world. because you see that here not only the view, view very, very beautiful view. ha long became one of the seven new wonder natural of the world. >> reporter: unesco has placed ha long bay on the world heritage site. 18 years, you've been a tour guide. >> right. >> so you know this place well? >> of course. ha long is my hometown.

let's rejoin sharanjit in hanoi.ty much, over the very famous hanoi lake. it is called the lake of the sword, a beautiful spot that many tourist visit. and in fact, southeast asia correspondent jonathan head, i believe he is coming to us from there as well. jonathan, we know that hanoi has put ona jonathan, we know that hanoi has put on a great show for these two leaders, north korea's kimjong—un as well as president trump. what else are we expecting today? we did just see president trump meeting with his vietnamese counterpart, the president as well as the prime minister, he is having lunch with him right now. tell us about the rest of today, especially the hours leading up to his meeting with kim jong—un. leading up to his meeting with kim jong-un. well, at the moment we do not know what the north korean leader's plans are. he arrived yesterday on that epic train journey, eventually arriving by motorcade here. one of the things that the us side out there wants the north koreans to see is how well be at arm has done

let's speak to my colleague shara njit leyl who is in hanoi in vietnam.un is set to arrive? kim jong-un is set to arrive? we a p pa re ntly kim jong-un is set to arrive? we apparently know that he is due to arrive at the border and, i should say, welcome to visit a rainy, chilly morning. it isjust say, welcome to visit a rainy, chilly morning. it is just past 7am but already you can hear the traffic yield. hanoi is a city famous for its haphazard traffic and that is due to come to a stop, all of this chaos, because they will be security and roadblocks to greet these two leaders. this is where kimjong—un is due to arrive. president trump is due to arrive tonight, hanoi time, from washington and we are, of course, anticipating the two to meet. they will meet on wednesday evening. tomorrow will be a busy day. president trump is due to meet with the vietnamese president and the prime minister and, as i mentioned, with those pictures we have seen, kim jong—un arriving today and meeting his counterparts today. president trump was speaking, as he usually does, a

failure in hanoi has to stand out. this was the one area of the world where he could have gotten a foreign policy victory. and as wednesday -- as wendy i missed opportunity. just by the way, we don't know what happened yet. we have just heard the trump version of what happened. and as my lawyer/wife told me, if you have heard one side of the divorce, you have no idea what happened. we have to hear more from kim. what do the north koreans have to say. it's a failure that will be hard to recover from. i don't know how much time trump has left. who is picking up the pieces? pompeo, he has one foot out the door looking at a senate race. bolton may have played a role in killing the deal. donald trump, how much time does he have left to devote to this. i am afraid that it may join the ranks of missed opportunities that were in the obama administration. the george w. bush administration. the clinton administration. we came close and failed. what we have to hope is that we can keep the cap on, as trump promised, a cap on the p

you had me at hanoi. donald trump's high-stakes summit with kim jong un. we have the progress expected and what it means for denuclearization. here at home michael cohen in the hot seat, donald trump's former attorney just hours away from testimony where he's expected to unleash brand-new accusations. democrats try again to derail the emergency declaration at the border, live in washington with that. "fox and friends first" starts right now. it is shaping up to be a very busy day, you are watching a special early addition of "fox and friends first" on wednesday morning. thank you for starting your day with us regardless of the time. in just hours donald trump and kim jong un will come face-to-face for second time, the president gearing up for high-stakes denuclearization talks with a north korean leader in vietnam. summit 2.0 taking pl. in a country that holds tremendous symbolic value and it can provide a glimpse of hope for the future. ed henry is live in hanoi with what we can expect, watching your covers all night long, great job. >> it is good to see

the sig etnam.one t >>> and good evening tonight from hanoi. president trump has arrived here in vietnam, and so has the north korean dictator. the stakes are enormous. the president willing to hold now a second summit, but will kim give up his nuclear weapons? and all of this tonight amid unfolding drama back home. president trump walking down the steps of air force one, fully aware that back home, they are watching something else unfold, too. his former personal attorney and fixer michael cohen walking toward the senate hearing room today to start three days of questioning. tomorrow, he'll be before the american people. and tonight, what we've learned here, what cohen is going to say about his former boss. on his finances, his worth and it is believed cohen will accuse the president of criminal conduct. abc's mary bruce leading us off tonight with the dramatic day on the hill. >> reporter: michael cohen, who once said he'd take a bullet for donald trump, arriving on capitol hill today to unload on the president. mr. cohen, should the presiden

walking away from nuclear talks with north korea he is already back on his way home we are live in hanoi, vietnam, with the fall-out on this thursday, february 28th, and a special worldwide exchange begins right now >>> good morning good afternoon wrrks or good evening. welcome, everybody i'm brian sullivan high stakes talks between president president trump and north korea's kim jong un collapsing overnight. the president is now headed back to the united states without a deal with north korea, and we have full team coverage of this breaking story eamon on the ground in hanoi cnbc contributor michelle caruso cabrera in house for analysis. lisa colins with the center for strategic and international studies. we begin with eamon. we begin in hanoi. >>> the president scrapping a planned lurchl with kim jong un that was set to take place this afternoon. hanoi time moving up his press conference about two hours time forcing the president -- being held unexpectedly this president saying quickly that ultimately they couldn't get to a deal because the north koreans wanted sanctions relief, and he

one official was kweetd as saying what happened out of hanoi? you know, just 30 minutes before the lunch was canceled in hanoi, the presidential office in south korea was ready to release all these details about the inter-korean cooperation projects they were certainly not in the loop in the meantime, all the trump-kim summit 2.0 not yielding any result. certainly it brings this question of where does china fit all this this is what president trump had to say about what he thinks about chooirn's role in north korea process. take a listen. >> i think china has been a big help, more than people know. 93% of the goods coming into north korea come through china, so there's a great power there at the same time i believe -- i happen to believe that north korea is calling its own shots and not taking orders from anybody. he is a very strong guy, and they're able to do things that are pretty amazing, but 93% still come in from china china has an influence, and china has been a big help. russia has been a big help, too. as you know, there's a pretty smal

adrian brown al jazeera hanoi. right let's go to another of our correspondents in the vietnamese capital wayne hey wayne says kim jong un is being offered this tantalizing glimpse of of what could lie ahead for his own country but the two men president and the north korean leader they have yet to meet. yes that's correct they really has been about sideline issues certainly for the u.s. president donald trump who has met as you saw in adrian's piece there with his counterparts in the vietnamese government with the president and the prime minister he signed several significant trade deals with vietnam in those meetings and again he was full of praise of the vietnamese economy which really has been one of the world's economic success stories coming from the ravages of war which ended in one thousand nine hundred fifty five to now having one of the best performing economies in the world in the selling point from donald trump is that. it could attempt to replicate this if he agrees to denuclearize the korean peninsula d

donald trump praises the hosts and head of his second meeting with north korea's kim jong il and in hanoi plus. one of the world's youngest orchestras celebrates a decade on stage. now pakistan says it shot down two indian fighter jets while they were in pakistani airspace they've arrested one indian pilot and another is apparently in the hospital receiving treatment but india says only one of its aircraft crashed and that was because of technical failure that pakistan has closed its airspace to all commercial traffic and it's also closed over indian administered kashmir now as tensions reach dangerous levels histones military insists it doesn't want a war with india. the government of pakistan the armed forces of pakistan and the people of pakistan we have all is conveyed a message of peace to india and the route to peace goes through dialogue both can do is have the capability and capacity but vald is actually the failure of policy which india needs to understand well india and pakistan have also been exchanging fire across the line of control india says five of its soldiers have been i

eunice yoon is also in hanoi for us tonight. >> reporter: kim arrived in hanoi today. hend president trump a expected to first meet onve wednesdayng for a broef one-on-one and have dinner with their advisers. then on thursday the two will have a sers of meetings. kim is very security conscious and we don't know his exact movement so he has met with vietnamese officials. i'm at a factory that makesnd exports clothes to the united bly as and this is pos model for their own economic development. vietnam was an isolated state-led economy and llansitioned success to an open economy. managed to do that without political upheaval. kim ha feared that economic reform could lead to regime change. vietnam is also seen as attractive because it's been able to carve p outolitical independence. the u.s. used to be an enemy and now it' an export market and that has given vietnam leverage over china. north korea is entirelyt dependn beijing. he won't be able to do what vietnam did iforth korea remains wrapped in sanctions. the trump administration's offer on the table is we will make y