so this is how suddenly you get treated to cranberry juice at kim john looms residence. i can barely remember being given such access at other v.i.p.'s locations around the world we were just told to see the president which is just outside the doors. here. and given the fact that we're inside the residence of the north korean leader kim jong il and again i'm just going to say i'm absolutely shocked. and. it is really disappointing that we won't be able to find out exactly what's being said behind these stories but just a few hours before mr kim and mr lavrov met the one hundred. one minister said in tech making the korean peninsula free of nuclear weapons is a very delicate issue moscow maintains that the interests of all sides must be respected. so that said it all ended with inviting kim john to russia so let's see whether the north korean leader will accept the invitation for now we're heading back to the airport in the russian foreign minister's motorcade. right from inside camp john residence in pyongyang as well that was a north korean delegation was in the u.s. me

sergey lavrov and kim john thune are talking behind a small we were asked to wait in this room so let's just have a walk around and take a look at what they have to offer the. dark north korean chocolate i can tell you that it will taste just like any other dark chocolate anywhere around the world some lemonade. so this is how suddenly you get treated to cranberry juice at kim jong un's residence. i can barely remember being given such. a location is around the world we were just told. the president which is just outside the doors. of the city. and given the fact that we're inside the residence of the north korean leader kim jong the moon again i'm just going to say i'm absolutely shocked. it is really disappointing that we won't be able to find out exactly what's being said behind these stories but just a few hours before mr kim and mr lavrov met the russian foreign minister said in making the korean peninsula free of nuclear weapons is a very delicate issue moscow maintains that the interests of all sides must be respected. so that said it all ended with inviting kim john to russia so

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that is a road triumph for kim john kuhn. the stars and stripes. imjohn kuhn. to have his own flags in the bed beside the american flag. in a sense, busily, it is his win. —— kim jong—un. an amazing circus. busily, it is his win. —— kim jong-un. an amazing circus. all the more amazing we think of how he did and get on well with the g7 leaders. he had that very vicious falling out with justin trudeau. he had that very vicious falling out withjustin trudeau. calling him wea k withjustin trudeau. calling him weak and assignments. here is a few days later getting on famously with a dictator. don't forget a few months ago this was a man who the president called a madman, suddenly he is very talented. little rocket amanda as well. and the little rock to called the president adele tar. now they are in love with each other. —— be little rocket man. it is quite astonishing and theatre. beneath the theatre, but it doesn't amount to? let's have a quick look at the daily express. teaming of the tyrant. how trump charm kim over... has he been tamed? it says in t

greeting surrogate lavrov and the reason why i think so is because just through this door i saw kim john sr and she was having some sort of conversation with the guards but nobody speaks english here hello. and as far as i understand this is circular. i believe this is a bit of a historic moment we still don't know whether the attempt from meeting is going to happen but at least sergey lavrov is here having direct talks with the supreme leader of north korea. sergey lavrov and kim jong whom are talking behind this wall we were asked to wait in this. room so let's just have a walk around and take a look at what they have to offer a. dark north korean chocolate and i can tell you that it tastes just like any other dark chocolate anywhere around the world some lemonade. so this is how suddenly you get treated to cranberry juice at residents. i can barely remember being given such. locations around the world we were just. at the present which is just outside the doors. of the city. and given the fact that we're inside the residence of the north korean leader kim jong un again i'm just going

every tiny detail at that location was really precious to watch i was fascinated to see kim john thune sitting alone on one side of the table without any aides assist or. since he was only accompanied by the translator and it was if you like seven on one talks because on the other side of the table there were seven members of the russian delegation facing kim on his own and we will be showing you more of these exclusive pictures in the hours to come and on friday as well i can tell you that i had a very long day and north korea apart from this truly incredible visit to kim jong un's residence so have a look at what else i saw there. so these are our first stab in the democratic people's republic of korea. so thirty lavrov limo just departed and we're going to follow him right. we just left the airport and we're trying to catch up with the service level but we seem to be a bit far behind or on the way to the capital pyongyang. this is a truly incredible for sure the force to film inside the place where most i pulled calming things and north korea happened just as the russian foreign min

john rooms residence in pyongyang. we asked two experts on north korea kim summit could play. if you give this president a branding run like call it that snooty b.p. the trump peace plan you're going to have a situation where this president's going to be excited because a legacy issue could really use right now and he wants to do what no president in the u.s. is done before and this would be so that no president has done it before so it is an opportunity for him and if you believe the other people lost the other countries take the lead in the u.s. becomes a side player in peace then you lose that that it. doesn't understand anything beyond the fact that this could be a good photo op and possibly a boon for his ratings the u.s. has never taken north korea very seriously i mean the idea of the greatest military power in the world sitting down with a country that they've already always considered impoverished and backward i think is anathema to many people in washington the united states wants supremacy against china in the region and it wants to maintain its troops in korea as c

the north korean leader kim john byrne news headlines. h korean leader kimjohn byrne has been welcomed to singapore ahead of his historic summit us president donald trump. —— the north korean leader kim jong—un. the two men will be holding talks about denuclearisation on tuesday. the 6—7 summit has ended in disarray with a war of words between donald trump and the canadian prime minister. mr trump accused him of being dishonest and weak. companies are to be forced to justify the pay gap between their highest and lowest earners. the tuc has welcomed the move but says workers should also be appointed onto boards. 100 years after the first british women won the rights to vote, women across the uk are marching together today. they will don the colours of the suffragette movement— green, white and purple and doa movement— green, white and purple and do a mass procession. those are oui’ and do a mass procession. those are our latest headlines. now it is time for click. this week, technology meets football. the robokeepers and kickers. and footba

cranberry juice kim john thune. hello i can barely remember being given such access at other v.o.i.p. locations around the world i'm absolutely shocked. the u.s. blocked the u.n. security council resolution calling for an international force for palestinian civilians.

prime minister you are the only major world leader not to have a sit down or a planned sit down with kim john you hinted in your address today that you would be willing to do so on the matter of abductees do you have any plans currently to do so and would it be focused solely on abductees or would you be willing to have a separate denuclearization discussion with kim jong un directly without the united states thank you. of course on the issue of abduction we have to resolve this problem i would make it . without the administration this is of the highest priority. and if anything the contributes to that resolution if they talk liza to the solution of the problem between us and north korea or between japan and north korea the meetings we would we wish to have on the issue of abduction in the final analysis. i german. and between me between japan and north korea problem has to be solved of course japan for japan missile issue and nuclear issue very important. nuclear issue missile issue regarding these issues at the u.s. and north korea summit meeting first and foremost i'm hopeful for the progr

officials from north and south korea held talks in the demilitarized zone a week after donald trump and kim john the stork summit in singapore and reading focused on their joint participation in the upcoming asian games in indonesia they also discuss hosting an enter korean basketball game earlier this month south koreans unification minister and great a whole for their talks on cultural exchanges and family reunions the signing of a deal to change the name of macedonia has provoked protests in the capital scope demonstrators accuse the government of selling out the republic of north macedonia is to be the new name of their country to avoid clashing with the great province of macedonia but before the decades all this is settled both parliaments need to approve this preliminary agreement and macedonians are due to hold a referendum in september. to keep up with all the day this day's news if you visit our web site it is very easy to find it's al jazeera dot com keep it or. says al jazeera and these are the top stories the un human rights outgoing chief has opened his last human rights council wit

i'm fredricka whitfield in atlanta and john berman is in singapore for our coverage of president trump's historic summit with kim jong-un. john? >> reporter: thanks so much. we do start with breaking news. at this moment president trump a and kim jong-un both here in singapore less than half a mile apart in their respective hotels preparing for their highly anticipated sit-down. but this comes in the middle of a huge shoving match with its closest allies. the president's advisers hitting hard this morning, using extremely combative language about canada. the president backed out of signing the g-7 statement and personally slammed canadian prime minister justin trudeau after insisting his issues were a 10 out of 10. the president's advisers warned that the u.s. cannot appear weak to kim jong-un. there is a lot going on. standing by, cnn senior white house correspondent jeff zeleny, chief national security correspondent jim sciutto and cnn's paula newton. jeff, a remarkable journey from canada to singapore. >> reporter: john, good day. no question. president trump clearly trying to put the g-7 and canada behind hi

that's a view right outside the hotel of kim john eun. president trump is expected to leave a short time after kim jong-un. the summit's goal right now unclear. the president described it as a getting to know you pleating plus. lately his advisers have been aiming higher. the president tweeted a number of tweets early in the morning. the fact that i'm having a meeting is a major loss for the u.s. we have our hostages, testing, research and all missile launches have stopped. and these pundits who have called me wrong from the beginning have nothing else they can say, we will be fine. the president a few misspellings in the word missile and others. over the weekend he said he'll know in the first minute by feel and touch if kim is serious about denuclearization. although, the definition may be different for north korea than it is for the u.s. he left the meeting having just dismissed some of our oldest and closest allies. jeff zeleny joins us with a quick rundown on how this is expected to play out. >> we have not seen this ever before. a si

that's a view right outside the hotel of kim john eun. ent trump is expected to leave a short time after kim jong-un. the summit's goal right now unclear. the president described it as a getting to know you pleating plus. lately his advisers have been aiming higher. the president tweeted a number of tweets early in the morning. the fact that i'm having a meeting is a major loss for the u.s. we have our hostages, testing, research and all missile launches have stopped. and these pundits who have called me wrong from the beginning have nothing else they can say, we will be fine. the president a few misspellings in the word missile and others. over the weekend he said he'll know in the first minute by feel and t

killing kim jong un's estranged halfer broth both guilty.have pled n they arect suspeed of smearing kim johne with a nerve agent at an airport last ar. it was allaught on airport security cameras. now he died within 20 minutes. they were playing a harmless prank for a hidden camera show. they face the death penty if convicted. >> some good news for residents in northern california this morning after the pawnee fire forced many people from their home. me were able to return last night. fire crews have gained ground against the wildf he which already destroyed 12 homes.ng crews now rep that the as of last night.nt now, the evacuat order that once covered 500 homes is down to 300 homes. >>> and a state of emergency is in effect in parts of kansas following a tornado. the twister hit tuesday night about 60 miles east of wichita. it caused widespread damage to homes a buildings. at least five people were hurt including one person who is in critical condition michael jackson posted ater of loving tribute to j jackson, her granddad on instagram yesterday revealing that in his finalpas m by his beds

every tiny detail at that location was really precious to watch i was fascinated to see kim john thune sitting alone on one side of the table without any aides or assist. since he was only accompanied by the translator and it was if you like seven on one talks because on the other side of the table there were seven members of the russian delegation facing kim on his own and we will be showing you more of these exclusive pictures in the hours to come and on friday as well i can tell you that i had a very long day and north korea apart from this truly incredible visit to kim jong il's residence so have a look at what else i saw there. i know these are our first stab in the democratic people's republic of korea. so thirty lavrov limo just departed and we're going to follow him right. we just left the airport and we're trying to catch up with the serbian labrada limo but we seem to be a bit far behind or on the way to the capital pyongyang. this is a truly incredible offer surely forced to film inside the place where most high profile mean things and north korea happened just as the russia

i'm john berman here in singapore where president trump and kim jong-un have made history. no sitting u.s. president has ever met with a north korean leader. that happened, the two men sat side by side. that was historic, but what has come from this meeting. that in question this morning. the president had a one hour news conference. he did face questions about what was achieved here. the president is on his way back to washington as we speak aboard air force one. kim on his way back to north korea on a chinese plane. the president called the meetings tense and productive. he earned no new language from north korea on the subject, the main subject in play here, denuclearization. also, the president surprised the world announcing what many see as a major concession to north korea saying the united states will stop what the president calls war games in south korea. he's referring to these joint military exercises that u.s. troops perform alongside south korea every year. the president also said he did discuss human rights with kim. initially the president said that was a brie

once again, walking down the colonade, kim yong chol and john kelly. i'm sure they'll be going into the oval office to meet the president. how significant were the meetings that mike pompeo, the secretary of state, had with kim yong chol in new york city ever the past few days. >> i think that meeting was very significant. it was about putting cards on the table. what does denuclearization mean to the u.s., what does it mean to north korea? you could see secretary pomp eo lay out progress. when he said there was progress, he did not say there was progress on narrowing the gaps. he kind of said everybody understood each other better. my understanding is when you mentioned what's going on in the dnc, they're drafting a communeque for this summit. it's going slow because it doesn't seem like they have that commitment from north korea that they need. this is a hard sell. you have the first step of that in new york. kim yong chol rolling up in a cadillac, having steak for dinner, seeing the new york skyline. you hear mike pompeo about all the good things tha

the president also said he did discuss human rights with kim briefly but he called kim a very talented man. alisyn? >> johntrump's big gamble was sealed with an historic handshake and praise for the north korean dictator. president trump says he has, quote, an excellent relationship and very special bond with kim. kim jong-un now vows to leave the past behind. so what does all that mean? let's begin our coverage with cnn's kaitlan collins. she is live for us in singapore. give us the

john bolton is heading to moscow next week to explore that possibility. shannon. >> shannon: following what the administration is calling a successful trump/kim summit, johnn is planning to travel to moscow to discuss a meeting between president trump and putin. let's talk about it with general jack keen. so bolton is going ahead. you know he's been tough on putin and russia. how do you think this meeting goes? >> i'm sympathetic with people that say putin really hasn't herbed this meeting. i know he's wanted to see the president since the inauguration. the president has been deferring him. putin is an international paria. he enabled to assad commit genocide. he's poisoned a british citizen. he's been helping the north koreans in terms of supplies and revenue, much against the international sanctions. so why are we meeting with him? i think this has a lot to do with the president. my gut feel, he's itching to meet with putin because his two predecessors were manipulated by putin, and it's common knowledge. he has confidence in himself, he thinks he's going to establish a good relationship with the president of china. yet they disagree over other issues. y

i'm fredricka whitfield in atlanta and john berman is in singapore for our coverage of president trump's historic summit with kimr: thanks so much. we do start with breaking news. at this moment president trump a and kim jong-un both here in singapore less than half a mile apart in their respective hotels preparing for their highly anticipated

they have been advising kim, don't follow the libyan model, as john been advising kim, don't follow themistake of saying it on tv and kim took it seriously. also, don't make the same mistake as the islamic republic of iran did. get something in return. certainly, there will be summits. they are making preparations for it in singapore. trump is saying, maybe we won't get it in the first, second or third time, but don't forget, the nuclear deal, it took them over ten, 15 yea rs deal, it took them over ten, 15 years to come to it. is the world ready to wait that long for north korea to come to a deal? i don't think so, that is why everything, the gas has been turned up high. you see all these turmoils, they want to solve everything together. i don't know whether it will happen or not. the japanese are worried. they have said, don't reward north korea simply for being willing to talk, they have to go further to get something? that is true in the japanese are often overlooked in this, but they are in terms of the western alliance, the key power that should get a lot more attention. although

president, in the year 2000 president clinton got a request from kim john-il to travel to meet him. clinton refused, and sent secretary of state all bright. >> spent $3 million and got nothing. >> you on the other hand got the request and right away went here to meet him. do you understand those people who say that you gave him the ultimate present, legitimacy to a regime who oppress its people without on-going process before you as u.s. president and leader of the free world, meet, shake hands with this leader of north korea who is perceived to be oppressing brutally his own people. >> good. i think we just answered that. i understand it much better than you do. yeah, go ahead. thank you very much. >> mr. president, you mention a couple of specific concessions from kim, the return of remains and destruction of the nuclear site and i know you said -- >> and much more. >> i know you said the last thing was an add on, wasn't in the agreement, but he gave you his word. if he doesn't follow through on these things what are you prepared to do in response and women you lose faith in this

just saw chief of staff general john kelly come outside presumably to meet kim yong-chol. went went back inside. seems there a flurry of activity there at that door. one can assume kim yong-chol is fairly close by. jim, let me come back to you. how real is the possibility that the summit in singapore happens on or around june 12th and it's purely for optics sake? by that i mean kim jong-un, president trump in a photo that would be plastered on the front page of every publication in the world for a day or two and after that not much else in terms of substantive policy changes? >> well, two things. i think they will be -- there will be a summit. i'm with andrea on this. i would bet on that. whether the 12th -- >> a substantive summit. >> on the substantive issue. again, if you follow what the secretary of state has said and he seems to be serious about this. they won't have a summit unless they make real progress. it's not going to be for show. not going to be a costume. you know, obviously the summit itself is not going to be where they negotiate out every single element of

end the korean war and largely would be a show of geoglobal theatrics but we'll have to see -- kim kim john to speak to him to denuclearize. mike pompeo said -- secretary pompeo met with the north korean leader twice already and says he has been given assurances that the leader is quote, unquote willing to denuclearize. tom: we'll have to see and i like how you get to the distinction. let's get to quebec. it's become an important lot of stuff written in the last 24 hours on these important meetings. in a trade war every side loses, experiencing lost jobs and crippled businesses and higher prices for consumers. we learned the last time, call it the 1930's, the scale of these retaliatory tariffs isn't most concerning but the composition. these other countries think the g-6 has been far more strategic, the ratio of jobs lost to jobs gained from one study will be 16-1. it really sums up the tension here. how will the white house and ow will washington react to an abbreviated, truncated trump trip? kevin: i'm going to be blunt and i think the white house cares less about the perception of our al

kim jong-un. he said we will be successful, as they were sitting across that table. g across with pompeo and john kelly. the interpreter cold north korean leader kim jong-un, we will be successful. and i look forward to working on it with you, it will be done. jim schuitto, way in on that. >> well, that was part of the function of these face-to-face talks, is to build a relationship between the two, have them see each other face to face. the president has said now famously in the last 24 hour he'd know in the first minute whether that relationshi potential. it appears the president made that judgment and believes can have a working relationship with the north korean leader that is valuable with the point christian made. within the last few months it wasn't just talk of war, we reported earlier this year, there was internal discussions of military action by this president. that's just a few months ago. to have them across from the table that's substantial. that is the next step. it's complete verifiable, irreversible denuclearizatiion. the steps north korea has taken so far are all reversible. it

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i asked the president early on in the conference, do you trust kim jong-un. john, this comes down to a matter of trust. he trusts the north korean dictator. you put this side by side with the comments he made about the canadian prime minister justin trudeau. this is a president who is putting a lot of faith in somebody who has been a brutal dictator for years and murdered family members and imprisoned tens of thousands of people. for whatever reason because of the phone call he acknowledged at the end onews conference and summit that lasted all day long, he somehow established this relationship with kim jong-un which allowed him to take the leap of faith we will see materialize in some agreement. we didn't have that today. that will eventually lead to kim jong-un and north koreans giving up the nuclear arsenal. i have been told if i want to catch my ride on air force one, i have to run. >> you don't want to miss that ride. i want to bring back jeff zeleny. also with us global affairs analyst joseph yun. a former special u.s. representative for north carolina y-- f

he has met with kim twice. john kelly and john bolton. then at 11:30 p.m.astern the president and that core group will be joined by more white house aides for a working lunch with the north korean side since it will be midday tuesday here, working lunch set up like the the presidents mill yesterday with the prime minister of singapore. these conversations go on for hours and then the two nations go their separate ways. the president will be able to go back to the hotel with his team, assess where they are and then he's claiming a solo news conference at 4:00 a.m. eastern time seven hours after the summit begins. jim seemed very loose in the talks. sightseeing, a stop at a casino. assign he is eager to see what he can gain economically from a deal could but pompeo worn today while there are economic incentives on the table the u.s. is not pulling back on top sanctions until they get a firm denuclearization from north korea. >> sanctio will remain until north korea completely and verify eliminates its weapons of mass destruction's program. if the form as he d

my colleague john berman live in singapore as president trump and north korean president kim jong-un epare for their historic summit. so john, you know the eyes of the world are for you focused on exactly where you are. but what do you see when someone in the city and country have rolled out the red carpet so to speak. >> i'm going to say singularly focused on the summit taking place her and quite proud of the role they are playing. we see the prime minister of singapore very involved with meeting with the u.s. leader as well as the north korean leader. you see u.s. and north korean flags at many different points in this city. it will be a remarkable 35 hours to be sure. president trump and kim jong-un now a little less than 30 hours away from first face-to-face meeting. commander in chief and supreme leader landing this morning. no sitting u.s. president has ever met with a north korean leader. we just don't know what the impact of this will be. we do not know if there will be any kind of agreement. but the mere fact they are meeted substantial in and of itself. let's bring in our p

have been in the —— advising kim, don't follow the libyan model asjohn advising kim, don't follow the libyan model as johnon tv and kim took it seriously. also, don't make the same mistake as the islamic republic of iran did. you know, get something in return. certainly, there will be summits. already they are making preparations for it in singapore and all that. and trump is saying maybe we won't get it in first and, second time or third time but don't forget, the iranian nuclear deal, it took them over 10— 15 years to come to it. if the world ready to wait that long for north korea to come to deal? i don't think so. korea to come to deal? i don't think so. that's why everything has been, you know, the gas hub has been turned up high. you see all this turmoil, they want to solve everything together, i don't know whether it will happen. the japanese worry because japan's defence secretary said over the weekend, hang ona secretary said over the weekend, hang on a minute, don't reward north korea simply for the —— to be ready to talk. they have to go further to get something. that's true in the japanese are

the big question is whether kim jong-un is willing to give up his weapons. johnark, from the harvard kennedy school. patricia kim, nuclear security fellow at the council on foreign relations. we were just speaking about ambassador wendy sherman about the term "denuclearization." how much of this is just ensuring that the u.s. and north korea are reading from the same book, chapter and verse, that their definition of this term is the same? >> well, david, that's an aspirational goal. they have to work towards that. there's still a lot of gop in terms of understanding denuclearization, what does what, when, where and how. the core purpose of this singapore summit is to see if there is enough there to delaunch this process that president trump has been talking about. this idea that there is a lot of work ahead as opposed to solving everything in one meeting. >> patricia, john talks about that mechanism. what would it look like? what's the time horizon that we are talking about here? it is not as if you could flip a switch or snap a finger and this country could be r

john kelly. jared kushner arranged the meeting with kim kardashian to meet with president trump. but john kelly does not think alice johnson is worthy of a presidential pardon. so that is a debate going on inside the white house. larger what we're looking at is not an unusual pattern of a president pardoning people. all presidents do that. but what's unusual here is that the president has pardoned several people just 17 months in office. i'm told that has caused friends and allies of the president to lobby him on behalf of people they believe deserve forgiveness here, john. >> different, i guess is what way to put it. thank you. with me here in the studio to share their insights, maggie haberman, phil mattingly, and eliana johnson. the president is very different. there are a lot of systems in washington that need to be changed. is this one of them? what is the president's impulse here? is it i have this power, i can't get congress to do anything, is that what it is? >> i think that's a big aspect of it. the other thing i'm baffled by with the pardon coverage is the president has

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john kelly. and you see this delegation from our side and their side. and kim young chol's they are talking with, walking with the president's chief of staff. you are watching this live as they had to the oval office. your thoughts? >> that was considered hopeless too. now we see the transformation of china and emerging hopefully -- good news for the people of that country. >> harris: you know, as you look at this, and that june 12 states comes ahead, the committees that you serve on, concentrating on foreign policy end. it is this the sort of timetable that you expected? >> it is going to be much quicker. and i want to give credit to the chairman of the foreign affairs committee. we have worked together to promote better relationships and to provide for what is occurring today. >> harris: representative wilson from the great state of south carolina, so glad to have you on for this breaking news. >> what a historic time. >> harris: historic moment. >> and it was great. thanks. >> harris: he served as a foreign policy advisor to president obama's campaign in 200

there was mike pompeo, kim jong—un, the vice chair kim yong—chol kim yong—chol and john bolton, the controversialeen the two leaders, the summit now begins, on time, i predicted ten o'clock and that was the photo opportunity that we solve, to see the men surrounded around that table with their teams into. we heard of the about what was going on, but it was very busy to hear because of the media hustling around and photographers. i am pretty certain in saying that now this will be a conversation if i close stores between the two teams leading up to what will be a historic summit in terms of the detail of whether or not north korea will give up its nuclear weapons and what north korea are giving to give in return. robert kelly, a professor from university in south korea. we're not there sit much else i do not think. presumably it will be closed doors. it will have to be a give and take. the north korean's highly unlikely that they will give up highly unlikely that they will give up everything. they will ask a lot. evenif up everything. they will ask a lot. even if they give up something, even if th

presidents and the north korean leader together right beside trump side and chatting i think to kim as well was john bolton the national security advisor he was a key player in that george w. bush administration when things broke down really badly with north korea and of course president bush ended up adding them to his list of countries that he declared the axis of evil last certainly not how they're dealing with north korea today a lot of smiles we've seen in the last couple of hours there in the compound hotel and even as you were talking there we're seeing quite a friendly scene as i said moments ago of donald trump conversing with the north korean leader we're still trying to get clarification on what exactly is happening right now or has the north korean leader left that summit venue has the signing taken place you've talked a little bit james about what the expectation was from the u.s. perspective of any stay. what about the north koreans perspective what did they want to get into the text of any statement. well i think the north koreans have a very different view on what denuclearization me