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Exercises have been canceled. so that either has or with degrading ally capability. we can't lower the shield before the threat has been reduced. jon: there is an arm cities that ended the korean war, but the two countries remain technically at war despite the armistice. why not call it a peace agreement. >> the south koreans are pushing for piece negotiations. if it doesn't achieve anything, you don't want to do that. it won't guarantee north korea will give you something in return. it won't guarantee north korea

Taken by many people in the united states as being a popular leader. he's not, 29% is not a particularly good number, pales in comparison to president trump's approval rating which is anywhere between 39 and 52%, depending on which poll you look at, with the average being at 42%. the president starts off his day tomorrow with a ceremony and he goes to america's cemetery outside of paris for commemorative service there. arthel: 8:28 p.m. there in paris. john roberts, thank you. ♪ eric: tomorrow marks the 100th a anniversary of the arm cities that ended wor end world. the conflict may be histo...

That. so the chinese are probably going to have to pay for that, as well as the south koreans and the japanese. if we move down the path to peace treaty or peace agreement ending the korean war, china was a signatory to the 1953 arm cities, they're going to want to be part of that discussion as well. that will most likely take place in what we call a four-party format, meaning the two koreas, the united states and china. so china has an important role to play going forward. if we go to sanctions again, so-called maximum pressure, without chinese pressure where 90% of north korea's external tra...

Congress and give them better insight in terms of how long we're going to be there and how many numbers we will have along with our coalition forces. >> meanwhile, north korea canceling the 60-year arm cities with the south, the peace agreement that ended, a truce that ended the korean war. back in 1953. and we have new military threats from the north today. tom donnelly at the asian society the national security adviser has said that no country, including china, should conduct business as usual with a north korea that threatens its neighbors. so he and the white house are putting a lot more p...