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Thank you. >> you would imagine there would be technology to, i don't know, capture the sound of a gunshot? >> i know. >> a lot of technology out there. these are hard questions we'll keep asking. a summit 3.0. not looking good. north korea considers strapping all denuclearization talks with the u.s. how will the trump administration respond? and president trump is set to sign his first veto after a public republican rebellion against his position on the national emergency declaration. we'll have the latest. also the democratic field for 2020 getting larger but senator amy klobuchar trying...

That's why you saw those 12 go against the president. he's going to sign that veto today. something that he's had his mind set on since about a week ago even his staffers were briefing him about that proposal, the republicans had been floating, didn't get any traction that the president could sign this as long as he limited himself going forward. now we're just going to have the president take his pen and veto this measure from yesterday. >> we'll chat about that and see the president next hour. those cameras in the oval. thank you as we wait for that big veto, the house has already started to...

North korea calling off the denuclearization talks with the united states is a really important question this morning as north korea's foreign minister says kim jong-un is considering that option following last month the failed summit with president trump. >> this north korean diplomat blames the u.s. for the breakdown in negotiations claiming that national security adviser john bolton, secretary of state mike pompeo created "an atmosphere of hostility and mistrust." a short time ago mike pompeo called that characterization wrong and does not see the breakdown of talks. >> -- from a visit i to...

Week ago. of course, if north korea is in fact re-engaging in that provocative behavior, it's unclear if denuclearization talks would continue. >> sarah westwood, appreciate the update. >> to talk about the political consequences let's talk to the congressional reporter. good morning. >> good morning. the president has used a lack of missile or nuclear tests to justify continued engagement as a measure of success of his talks with kim. if there is a mist telephone, or a satellite test which previous presidents have seen this as provocative, what politically is the consequence for the president...

Step and figure with the german council of foreign relations we appreciate your insights. all right i want to recap our top story for you this hour u.s. president double trump and the north korean leader kim jong un have begun their second day of denuclearization talks in the vietnamese capital know what the mood appears to be a positive one kim says it's too early to tell but he expects a good outcome. here's more of what the u.s. president had to say a short while ago. thank you very much kim. quickly with you again i'm sure over the years we'll be together a lot and i think will also be giv...