hand it i was under far naaman so where do we go from here on us muslim arabs from the institute of korean studies about its free university welcome to g.w. what's your event what's your take on the events of the last two days well it was quite press of quite impressive two days but only half successful meetings i would say. only half successful because there was no agreement there was no agreement that they signed ceremony so no substantial outcome but quietly but still successful because the two leaders met now for the second time you could say in seventy years of hostilities. they talk to each other they prepared the summit maybe not sufficiently enough but still not maybe they have a more sober perspective on each other's demands so we don't presume this is the end of it and they keep talking absolutely yes this is just another step i mean we were. all be much happier if they would have agreed on on substantial things today or yesterday but this is a very complex and very complicated process we're in here and it's not surprising that it takes so long so something like this though ending so abr

discuss that question i'm joined here in the studio by dr jean young your job from the institute of korean studies of berlin's for university he says no more tug of war instead it's time for the u.s. to show that it's also willing to take irreversible steps towards peace for our future generation. also with a serious courage crumple author and journalist who writes for the los angeles times and eric believes that talking is better than testing trump deserves credit for convincing north korea to at least temporarily stop testing nuclear weapons. firing missiles found a warm welcome to two cherry chan hong kong born journalist currently with george wallace social media and enter desks she argues that china is supportive of more u.s. north korea interaction as long as they don't get too cozy with each other just because not going to happen for the time being we thank you all three for being here on quadriga today i'd like to begin with you young young. let me ask you what your response is to the truly dramatic developments in underway well obviously there are a lot that last night i was full of expec

will round two in hanoi go others must is an assistant professor of the free university of institute for korean studies welcome to day w. what is kim jong il and wants from this it's quite easy and straightforward he wants concessions from the united states president trump has until now even during the last eight months it was only north korea giving in and giving concessions like demo. getting rich off a silage seas or stuffing missile tests and so on but until now if the united states didn't give any offering to to north korea first of sensual concessions what would look like a win then for can go on for example easing. sanctions really sation of some sanctions of course you cannot expect that all of the sanctions. livia did at once but that would be important maybe a concession like that they have a joint declaration of the ending of the korean war things like that would be very important for the north koreans the u.s. has been touting vietnam's booming economy as an example to north korea of what a one party comedy state can achieve by doing the right thing is there any evidence that north korea ac

korean t.v. they're not being smart with their money you know that this is garbage i mean look you're talking about the urban institute study uncovered recently that four out of ten us of the old so they experience at least one type of material hardship like struggling to pay for groceries or housing in the entire year of twenty seventeen at least once a year that's born to forty percent again same group same group yeah you know and believe me these numbers skew even worse when you're not white working class when you're going to say you know borgen. black americans the numbers rise even harder yeah this is scary and one of the other thing is that this idea of how credit scores were many most of us who are adults now know that sort of credit scores don't say how good you are with money really it's how much money they can make off of you and what you're looking at now due to everything the credit crisis layoffs everything it comes down to do i feed my kids or do i pay the bill a lot of people so feed their kids monsters who does that but now you have almost half about forty eight point one percent of americans with credit scores that are below prive meaning the