WHITFIELD: All right. Welcome back. This morning President Obama met with Russian president Vladimir Putin on the sidelines of the first APEC meeting. They appeared to have a very casual conversation just before going into the summit. CNN's Athena Jones is in Lima, Peru. So Athena, what do we know about the conversation between Presidents Barack Obama and Putin?</s>ATHENA JONES, CNN CORRESPONDENT: Hi, Fred. That's right. The conversation was brief. It was casual. Those were the exact words a White House aide used to -- to me to describe the conversation. We have more from a read-out put up by the White House. We know that they only chatted for about four minutes. It is not uncommon for these two presidents, these two leaders to not have the formal bilateral meeting where you sit down and talk for an hour, but to instead have these informal pull asides on the margin of summits. They have done several times. We know that the two leaders discussed Ukraine and Syria. On the matter of Syria, President Obama talked about the need for Secretary of State Kerry and Russia's Foreign Minister Lavrov to continue talking, continue trying to negotiate and pursue initiatives together with the broader international community to try to reduce the violence taking place in Syria and to alleviate the suffering of the Syrian people. Of course a lot of attention has been paid to the relationship between the U.S. and Russia all during this election, and what the next relationship between the next president, President-elect Trump and President Putin will be. So it's interesting to see these two leaders find some time to chat on this last major trip of President Obama -- Fred.</s>WHITFIELD: All right. Athena Jones, thank you so much in Lima, Peru. All right. Straight ahead, Alec Baldwin returning to "SNL" for his first appearance since the election, playing the role of President- elect Donald Trump. He got a big laugh with this Internet search.</s>ALEC BALDWIN, ACTOR, "SNL": Google what is ISIS. Oh my, 59 million results. Siri, how do I kill ISIS?
Obama and Putin Meet in Peru