peace. but the backdrop being hundreds of north korean artillery pointed at the south principally kargting seoul, some with keps and now a nuclear armed north korea, placing south korea under threat. that is the fact of the standoff, the 66-year standoff between these two countries, where you now have a u.s. president waiting to meet the leader of north korea. there s a remarkable juxtaposition of that threat, that danger and what will be at least on the surface, smiles and a hand shake between the north korean leader and the u.s. president. jim acosta has been traveling with the president. jim, it was interesting in the moment so far up here at the border as the president prepares to meet kim, i counted three or four times where the president took a swipe at the press,