LINDA STOUFFER, CNN ANCHOR: Two long-time enemies have come together for the first time: The leaders of North and South Korea begin a three-day summit today. For an update CNN's Sohn Jie-Ae joins us by phone from Seoul, South Korea. Hello. What's going on there now?</s>SOHN JIE-AE, CNN CORRESPONDENT: Yes, Linda, it was a historic day for the Korean peninsula. The arch-rivals South and North Korea, their leaders met each other for the first time in history. The two leaders shook hands, reviewed the North Korean army -- the North Korean army, whose main mission was to battle the South Korean. The two leaders got what was probably their first and only private meeting together as they road in the car together down into the center of the city. The crowds of North Koreans lined the streets, waving paper flags at the car procession. The two leaders got a more formal meeting at the South Korean president's guest residence. We are hearing that the atmosphere at the summit was very cordial and friendly. The South Korean president today will have another chance to meet his North Korean counterpart, possibly at a dinner hosted by the North Korean leader. So far in this first day of the three-day summit, the relationship has been very surprisingly friendly -- Linda.</s>STOUFFER: Sohn Jie-Ae, live on the phone for us from South Korea, thank you very much.
North, South Korean Leaders Begin Historic Three-Day Summit