here again with such a distinguished panel. i think people, this panel needs no real introduction but quickly got off the line. the most famous in history in terms of diplomacy. vincent brooks, the last commander, we were close at the pentagon, well done and getting us to that.neck. along distinguished career in the military, punctuate it by the head of all army forces in the pacific. several tours in iraq and the middle east. max, we are lucky to be graced with one of the preeminent historians analysts of the exercise of american foreign policy. we are really lucky to have him here. it s a prolific use of articles and books you have written which are claimed at the highest level. make you for being here. victor, we saw the accolades, welcome back to your home court. i ll get us underway now. let s go to the first slide. at ten years, a couple of things from ten years ago, they put it back into 2009, we had obama sworn in as president of the u.s. in a photo next to him, recip
it is just it isjust gone it is just gone to 30 am in hello. president donald trump and the north korean leader, kim jong un, are within hours of meeting again face to face. their second summit another attempt to secure the denuclearisation of north korea, although the two leaders have very different definitions of what that would mean. the us is hoping that setting the summit in vietnam, a communist state with a successful market economy, will help persuade the north koreans to exchange nuclear weapons for business development. our correspondent laura bicker reports. after a marathon three day train trip through china, the north korean leader looks ready to enjoy the limelight. some of his staff even struggled to keep up. kimjong un may run an impoverished country, but he is determined to put on a show of strength on the streets of hanoi. donald trump also has a lot to prove in vietnam. very little of substance was agreed at their last meeting. north korea remains a global t
the latest summit ended with no deal. latest?the haslinda: well, trump said sometimes you just have to walk away, and that is what he did. no statement and no deal. wantsw kim jong-un sanctions to be lifted, but trump says it has to give up more than it is willing. the warheads have to be addressed. other issues have to do with that as well. you remember this is an economy withhas been struggling growth, contraction of growth. kim needs to go back and help his people, but these sanctions are not coming up if he is not willing to give up more. did say he wants to do it right rather than do it fast. both sides are committed to continue to talk to ensure that the precedence goes forward. francine, run us through the markets right now. francine: there is a market reaction, so we do see a downside. people are worried about that coupled with what is happening in india and pakistan. 600 gain income of 11.24, andyuan at gold is up. coming up, we have an exclusive the deputy prime min
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 wasn t prepared to give it unless they were able to give access to a whole host of facilities in north korea brk ut north koreans apparently weren t willing to loy here s how the president expressed the frustration today in the press conference just a short time ago here in hano
he says he welcomes the chance to tell the truth. anger in pakistan over indian airstrikes on an alleged militant training camp. they re the first raid to have crossed the line of control between the two states in nearly 50 years. good morning. it s 1am in london, 9am in singapore and 8 am here in hanoi, where the traffic is building and where later this evening president donald trump and the north korean leader, kim jong un, will meet again face to face. the meeting is another attempt to secure the actual denuclearisation of north korea and the us is hoping that the setting of vietnam, a communist state with a successful market economy, will help persuade the north koreans to exchange nuclear weapons for business development. our correspondent laura bicker, reports. after a marathon 3 day train trip through china, the north korean leader looks ready to enjoy the limelight. some of his staff even struggled to keep up. kimjong un may run an impoverished country, but he s deter