As he goes into it. However when you contrast it to what the president has said up to tonight. Here is how the administration has been describing its goal for the singapore talks. North korea has the opportunity to end decades of poverty and oppression by following the path of denuclearization. The conversation is going to be focused on denuclearization in the peninsula. The goal and the purpose of the conversations is to have denuclearization of the peninsula. The denuclearization of the korean peninsula. The president has laid out to what he wants to see as a commitment to denuclearization. I will be meeting with kim jongun in the coming weeks as we seek to denuclearize the area
and the entire korean peninsula. The stated goal and now, not so much. I think it is a gettingtoknowyou meeting plus. There is another one. Whatever else you might think of the summit, that sounds like a different agenda. Human rights might not be on the agenda either. Here is the president talking about toda
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reporter: these women crossed to the united states and asked for asylum because of violence at home. something is missing, their children who traveled with them. mar bell just turned 35-years old. and immigration officials separated her from her eight-year-old son jerry. he has been are you scared. translator: she tells me, yes i m scared because they took him from me. if i had him with me i won have any fears. olga is 31 years ol. her four children ranged from 8 to 17 have been sent to a government facility in new york. she says when her they daughters and son were separated from her she tennessee know what was going on. olga says i m not sure why they did that. they never let me say goodbye, didn t tell me anything. the lawyers for both mothers don t want the women s last names used and don t want
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details revealed because they feel it could be used against them. the mothers tells us they department have the faintest clue their children could be taken from them. she told us for me it was hard when they took him away from me because my son was crying and didn t want to be taken. for around two weeks the mothers say they tennessee know where their children were. even now they ve been separated for over a month. they say phone contact is infrequent. my kids have never been separated fireman, ace olga. my son says he misses me and when will i be with him again? i told him i don t know. the immigration attorney for the two women says she doesn t know either. it s unknown how long these mothers are going to be separated from children. they re in proceedings. and their children are in proegs in two different courts. neither woman had a cell
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phone when they left honduras. on the oneill don t ve they have children. she only has one picture of her son. olga has no pictures. i want to live a good life with my kids says olga for them to have a good future, not as i ve had. marbel tells us, i love him so much i never thought i d bring him to have him separated from me. if i would have known i wouldn t have brought him. i wish him to be together with me. after our interviews both women go back to cells with no idea whatsoever what will happen to their lives. or the lives of their children. and gary joins me now. is there does anyone have any idea how long the legal process could last for the two women? yeah, anderson, i asked the lawyers for the women. what do you think? how long could it last? are we talking about weeks? talking months? are we talking 2019, 2020? and they said with all the
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