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And now, Preston and Steve's news update with Kathy Romano.

Final day of February, it's 28th Thursday. Good morning, Kathy.

Good morning in the news this morning.

President Trump's Trump summit with North Korean leader Kim Jong-un came to an

abrupt and early end without a deal between the two countries on Thursday. During a press conference

after the talks concluded in the Vietnamese capital, Trump described them as a very productive

time. However, the president also said that he felt it wasn't a good thing to be singing in agreement.

It was a very interesting two days and I think actually it was a very productive two days, Trump said, but sometimes you have to walk, and this

was just one of those times. The press conference was hastily moved up by nearly two hours when the

talks concluded. A schedule for Thursday that was released on Wednesday by the White House showed a

joint agreement signing ceremony had been planned and then

canceled. A working lunch between the two leaders was also scrapped. Trump indicated the failure to

reach a deal stemmed from disagreements over the U.S. sanctions against North Korea.

Trump later added that King Jong-un was only willing to denuclearize areas that are less important

than the ones that we want.

The summit was the second meeting between Trump and him following the summit in Singapore

last June. He is the first sitting U.S. president to meet with a North Korean leader since

1948.

It's pretty wild seeing them travel in their vehicles. So Trump's vehicle is like, they think

they're both like $1.6 million, but they are just so loaded.

Oh, yeah.

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