argentina beat. resident xijinping amongst lows. argentina beat. resident xi jinping and trump amongst lows. argentina beat. resident xijinping and trump our in one sourest in a bid to solve their bitter trade row. —— are in buenos aires. good morning asia, hello world. glad you could join us. we start off with the asian stock markets and currently they are well entrenched in positive territory. that is after wall street shares soared sharply overnight after the head of the us central bank indicated that ame not be as many interest rate rises in the future as expected. the remarks come after repeated attacks on his policies but president donald trump. interest rates are still low by historical standards and they remain just below the range of estimates for that level that would be neutralfor the economy. that is neither speeding up oi’ economy. that is neither speeding up or slowing down growth. our business reporter explains why this comment moved the market so much. when he said interest rate

can farmers help dig 620 host argentina out of its economic crisis? and on the markets, us stocks surge, enjoying their best day in eight months as federal reserve chief jerome powell signals the cycle of interest rate rises could be coming to an end. as you can see, the gains orjapan, but mixed elsewhere. —— the gains forjapan, but mixed elsewhere. let's return to the argentine capital, buenos aires, where leaders of the world's 20 top economies are gathering for this weekend's g20 summit. for global business, it's all about two of them, us president donald trump and chinese president xijinping, who are due to meet on the sidelines to try and resolve their destructive trade war. this year, the us has slapped import taxes or tariffs on almost half the products it buys from china, goods worth $253 billion a year. and president trump has threatened to put tariffs on everything else if he doesn't get a deal he likes this weekend. china has responded with tariffs of its own on the vast majority of us goods. it imports worth $110 billion a year. notice

s death in argentina is critical because that is where mohamed bin salmon heads next for the g. twenty summit it's also asked for an inquiry into suspected war crimes committed by saudi forces in yemen so let's talk to to raise a bow about this. i mean it's an interesting stage for human rights watch to be calling this that all the world's eyes will be on those twenty leaders there. well that's correct and everything is ready here in one society for the g. twenty summit and in the next few days donald trump of loving me and mohamed bin sandman will be arriving here to argentina capital and this is happening at the same time that human rights watch has asked the argentine judiciary to initiate an investigation of the role of mohammed bin some money in war crimes torture in yemen but also the killing of journalists. what we know right now is that in this request the human rights watch is saying that the crown prince attendance at the g twenty summit in one a scientist could make the argentine courts an avenue of redress for victims of abuses unable to seek justice in yemen or saud

it's not just the g20 meeting occurring in argentina this weekend. the president putting in a translator this will be done in spanish by the president of argentina. argentinean president making comments in spanish right now. i do not believe we have a translator live on the air, so when our president begins making comments, we'll bring that to you. one final question for you blockchain is not new. we think about it being new because we're talking about it so much more it's not new when does blockchain gain that commercial acceptance or has it already and we don't know enough about it >> it's established as a new asset class. investors believe this is real that's what is critical. this is a long maturation process. you think about how the internet developed from the dotcom bubble in the '90s, it takes 10, 20 years. we're seeing lots of enterprises around the world adopt blockchain technology, but it requires time, confidence, government regulation. >> kevin werbach, thank you. appreciate your time >> thanks for having me. >>> we see president trump an

the president in argentina this morning for the g20 summit. the first meeting with argentina's president which is set to start any minute. we will take it live as it begins. >>> headlines back home threatening to overshadow the president's visit. former lawyer michael cohen pleading guilty over a trump tower project in russia. he canceled a sit-down with vladimir putin over the seizure of the ukrainian ships from russia. we now have abby philip with us live from the g20. abby, good morning. >> reporter: good morning, dave. we are minutes away from president trump leaving from where he is staying in argentina for the first meeting of the day. he is tweeting about something different. tweeting about michael cohen and about special counsel robert mueller's investigation. calling it once again a witch hunt. this tweet really is telling us more publicly about what is going on behind the scenes. according to the source, the president has been in a terrible mood over the last day or so as this news from the mueller investigation has come out. he is d

and shake between argentina's president and the u.s. president donald trump at the opening of the g. twenty summit in brenna sorry say the president of the united states being welcomed at the cost by his arjan time counterpart this summit this g. twenty is being made is meant to be rather a big moment for argentina a chance for president mom to show that his country is doing well after a crippling financial crisis would saw the value of the past so decline the pestle being the arjun time kerensky so again the two leaders day saying that they will talk business during this g. twenty summit a number of issues of course dominating the agenda including the trade dispute between china and the united states as well as tensions with russia over the situation in ukraine in crimea and disputed region of crimea also. the presence of the saudi arabia's crown prince mohammed bin soundman over the killing of jamal. likely to overshadow some of the discussions at the g. twenty will continue to follow everything that's happening in buenos aires and br

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lauren: let's take you to g20 in argentina, donald trump is there and meeting with the president of argentina, president macri at the executive mansion of casa rosado. he has many meetings set up with world leaders. cheryl: let's listen in. we are listening to the president of argentina make remarks. >> thank you for the huge support we have received from the united states and from your government especially during this past year we have been going through some difficult times especially during this past year we have been going through some difficult times and your support with imf has us build better future and start taking steps in that direction. we would also like to thank you for all of the work we are doing together in fields like education and defense and especially with regard to domestic security, the fight against organized crime and drug trafficking, enemies to our citizens, the work that we are doing together is certainly making a lot of headway, we see a lot of progress which we hope will continue for the rest of our terms in office and let me also tell you that argentina is inve

the president argentina. officially kicked off the summit they just had their meet and greets in the the class photo and everyone is getting situated and we will bring that to you as he speaks our teresa bow is there live covering the kickoff of this summit so this is a big moment for argentina tour as. well most definitely have historic moment for argentina as we're expecting president. to speak but it's been interesting what what we've seen so far a family photo a family photo where we could see on one side of that but what's interesting is. most everyone was wondering what it was going to be the family photo like and what we saw is a mohamed bin hammam the extreme right of that photo press. or the organ from turkey on the other side and after that photo finish. mine was left a bit on the side what other leaders talk amongst each other and the other thing that's interesting to know is that the saudi foreign ministry has been tweeting a meeting between preston and dawn and mohamed and white. we we know is th

twenty summit gets underway in argentina the saudi crown prince cuts a lonely figure but finds a friend invite him in person. hello i'm maryam namazie and london you're with al-jazeera also coming up this hour ukraine bars russian men aged sixteen to sixty from entering fearing a land invasion off to moscow sees three of its ships. unicef ones that tens of thousands of children could starve to death in central african republic. anger and frustration in zimbabwe where fuel shortages of left drivers queuing for hours. welcome to the program our top story the g. twenty summit of the world's top economies is underway in argentina it's supposed to be about trade and climate change but the awkward presence of the saudi crown prince mohammed bin saw none as overshadowed the event after the killing of jamal khashoggi he remained on the sidelines of the family photo but he was warmly greeted in front of the cameras by russia's president vladimir putin he's already held talks with the french president who reportedly berated him for not listening to him is also just met british prime minister to r

ahead of the g20 summit in argentina and the u.n. climate change conference in poland next week, the u.n. secretary-general antonio guterres is urging countries to do more. he sat down with the bbc's nick bryant.ge secretarral guterres: things are getting worse than predicted, and the political today is unfortunately not as high as it should be we have a very important landmark agreement, the paris agreement, but countries are not at they committed to do in paris -- many countries, not all -- what they committed to do in paris. and what was committed is not enough because it would leado an increased temperature is a degrees, an three totaeedisaster. weto have a more ambitious commitment by countries to reduce emissions. ulaura: t. secretary-general with a global call to action. as scientists look for solutions, some calculate that reducing our emissions of g greenhoues won't be enough. f we have got toure out how to remove the gases, too. our science editor david shukman investigates. david: every hour arou world more and more carbon

twenty will be taking place for the first time in the south american country here in one of cyrus argentina a country struggling with an economic crisis an increased coverage or a good will the nationalist trade agenda of u.s. president donald trump dominates this encounter and will it undermine the make something good for the summit like infrastructure for development and the future of work and sustainable food today w. news. i think. it's pretty long time coming but the g twenty has seen one zero trade deal inked canada mexico and the us sign a renegotiated version of the nafta trade deal donald trump wants to run. meanwhile a high stakes option time tango between the u.s. and china in one aside as will they be able to hold their escalating trade dispute . bases your business update are going on free in berlin glad you could join me the united states mexico and canada have signed a new trade deal after u.s. president donald trump pulled out of the regions free trade agreement the deal calls for seventy five percent of parts used in cars sold in the region to be manufactured in north ameri

that is something very knew for argentina. melissa: is that one of the reasons why they're hosting the g20, trying to get more exposure for argentina to the rest of the world? >> i think them hosting the g20 has been a tremendous opportunity for argentina's showcase. the fiscal responsibility, the administration has brought to the government. the currency was devalued. at this point now there is no money printing which is shock for argentina standards. fiscal deficit going down to zero. you will see a collapse in inflation here very quickly. so the platform for a very stable investment environment has been created. although consumer here is not seeing it, you are seeing it in terms of the infrastructure is in place for a very large amount of investments to come into the country and to really create the credit that is required to grow this economy. melissa: i'm sure that people in argentina hope that what you're say something absolutely true. it comes to fruition. let me ask you about the buzz on the ground. from here, it seems

i let's not take you back to argentina and the g. twenty summit the annual gathering of the world's top economies just moments ago turkey's president rochette type arrives in buenos cyrus for the g. twenty meeting and a few moments before that it was the saudi crown prince mohammed bin salman who arrived at the g. twenty summit his presence there charted in controversy in recent days in the wake of the murder of saudi journalists inside the saudi consulate in istanbul a lot of people watching and waiting to see which leader will be meeting and shaking hands with hamad bin salman let's bring in our senior political analyst marwan bashar who joins us here in doha so much to keep our eyes on this g. twenty summit marwan who shakes hands with home who's in who's out who's up who's down what are you looking for in these next two days what are you watching for what you what we can narrow down the entire thing into two main axes if you will so there are the liberals and the liberals there are the rising and them bishops and there are the an

canadian prime minister justin trudeau is in argentina for the g. twenty summit saudi crown prince mohammed bin so money is also there. and ukraine's president has called on nato to deploy warships to the sea of oz of amid rising tensions between ukraine and russia petro poroshenko has accused the russian president of attempting to annex his entire country. a missed opportunity this is what the u.n. envoy to syria has called the latest talks involving iran russia and turkey to try and end the war stuff on the mistura says he's disappointed with the failure to set up a un backed constitutional committee meanwhile syria's u.n. ambassador is cool for the west to lift sanctions to help refugees return so you hold reports now from kazakhstan's capital estonia where the talks have been taking place. it's a new round of syria talks the power brokers russia iran and turkey brought the warring parties their allies yet again to the capital. the united nations was also invited the special envoy to find a mistake i was hoping for a breakthrough in what is likel

theresa may is in argentina. while she is there she might as well try and talk trade with the argentinian authorities. in post—brexit how easy are difficult is it to do a bilateral trade deal, for example with a country like argentina? it is tricky. all of those countries say we would love to talk to. they do want to talk to us but they want to say we want to know first what you‘re going to be doing with the eu and what is your relationship with them. we may not know that for some years to come so thatis know that for some years to come so that is number one. in argentina is pa rt that is number one. in argentina is part of a trading bloc alongside brazil. traditionally these guys are tricky to do trade deals with although at the moment they‘re quite open to do business. there may be smaller opportunities there are given that south american countries are at the moment open for business. and what about the uk, assuming we leave and the board goes through, in terms of doing a long—term trade deal, britain a

you know that he is there for the g20 summit in argentina. a bit earlier this morning he was up and tweeting, arrived in argentina with a very busy two days planned, important meetings scheduled throughout. on the president's agenda are meetings with several world leaders. that would include china's xi jinping. prior to departing the president addressed the status of his scheduled meeting with vice president set to take place less than one week after russia fired upon, rammed and seized three ukrainian vessels and took roughly two dozen sailors into custody. >> are you going to meet with putin? >> i probably will be meeting with president putin. we haven't terminated that meeting. i was thinking about it. they'd like to have it. i think it's a very good time to have the meeting. i'm getting a full report on the plane as to what happened with respect to that and that will determine what i'm going to be doing. >>> let's go back to argentina and listen into mauricio macri addressing the crowd there. we do have the translation. >> thank you, dona

twenty summit is underway in argentina where the u.s. china trade dispute threatens to overshadow proceedings the saudi crown prince is in buenos aires where he may face some tough questions from leaders over the matter of journalist jamal khashoggi. back to boyer watching al-jazeera live from my headquarters in doha also ahead tensions with moscow over ukraine also in the spotlight of the g twenty as the ukrainian government brock's russian men of military age from entering the country and we look at why tourism is booming in the holy land and what it means for palestinian. thank you for joining us world leaders have gathered in argentina for the annual g twenty summit with a background of controversy and simmering disputes top of the agenda and when osiris will likely be the trade war between the two biggest economies the united states and china have imposed tariffs on each other's imports this year leading to concerns about a global ripple effects but there is some positive trade news the u.s. mexico and canada have signed a new trade

twenty well help argentina attract a much needed for ing investment let's not forget that argentina right now is going through an economic crisis with inflation a rising unemployment of protest of violence in football among so many other problems and this is the problem a problem that the government does not want to deal with right now but in spite of this and even though this investigation requested by human rights watch goes nowhere this is part of a major strategy a strategy to lead no the saudi crown prays that wherever it goes there could be legal troubles waiting for him all right to his boat live in buenos aires thank you . no of course in russian controlled crimea has ordered some of the ukrainian navy sailors captured by russia to be held for two months the sailors are accused of illegally entering russia's territorial waters they were seized after russian forces opened fire on three ukrainian ships at the weekend in response ukraine's parliament voted to impose martial law for thirty days well the new restrictions will come into force or wednesday in ten selected regions of ukra

we will take you live to argentina coming up. jillian: welcome back, fox news alert, "happening now," life pictures, donald trump about to sit down for a bilateral breakfast with argentine president mccree. rob: it is 7:30 in the morning in argentina. jillian: we are getting that audio set up. a number of important meetings scheduled, one the we have been talking about with vladimir putin has already been canceled. >> the president trying to get the words in english in his ear, in when a series this morning, this is a big meeting. we will pool out of that. as soon as they start speaking in english. >> what the president is expected to do today, getting the day started and he is expected to meet with chinese president xi jinping to talk about trade. rob: indications from his economic team, there is a deal in the works with china and relieve a lot of stress on american businesses and a lot of good for the economy. in the united states get the deal and the president signing a bad deal, we will see where that goes but it is interesti

argentina's president. greeted each one of them. we have the obligation to show the world the global challenges of global solutions work climate change we can't resolve them alone. there are several issues overshadowing the event like the presence of saudi crown prince mohammed bin salomon and his suspected role in the killing of a saudi journalist. at the family photo the crown prince was standing in the back row off to the side he seemed isolated from the other leaders apart from a quick handshake from the head of the entire american development bank later he received a warm handshake from the russian president vladimir putin pouring leaders like france's and on a strong message to be inside man and insisted on international experts being part of the investigation into these murder then there's the trade issue not only the ongoing commercial standoff between the united states and china but also the signing of a revised commercial agreement to replace nafta mexico and canada have so far been resistant to donald trump's protectionis

as a cheat twenty summit gets underway in argentina saudi crown prince cuts a lonely figure but finds a friend and vladimir putin. i know i'm maryam namazie in london you know with al-jazeera also coming up ukraine bars russian men aged sixteen to sixty from entering fearing a land invasion off the moscow sees three of its ships. anger and frustration in zimbabwe where fuel shortages of left drivers queuing for hours. and regret why many in wales a case of change their mind about the u.k. leaving the european union. the g twenty summit of the world's top economies is underway in argentina it's supposed to be about trade and climate change but the awkward presence of saudi crown prince mohammed bin sell none has overshadowed the events of the killing of jamal khashoggi he remained on the sidelines of the family photo before being warmly greeted in front of the cameras by russia's president vladimir putin he's already held talks with the french president who reportedly berated him for not listening to him also overshadowing the summit is the conflict between russia and ukraine g. seven

ahead of the g20 summit i argentina and the u.n. climate change conference in poland nexc week, the u.n.tary-general antonio guterres is urging countries to do more. t he sat down wi bbc's nick bryant. secretary-general guterres: things are getting worse than predicted, and the political today is unfortunately not as high as it should be. we hava very important landmark agreent, the paris agreement, but countries are not doing what they committed to do in paris -- many countries, no all -- what they committed to do in paris. and what was committed is not enough because it would lead to an increased temperatures a degare than threees total disaster. we need to have a more ambitious commitment by countries to reduce emissions. laura: the u.n.ge secretarral with a global call to action. as scientists look for solutions, some calculate that reducing our emissions of greenhouse gases won't be enough. we have got to figure out how to remove the gases, too. our science editor david shukman investates. david: every hour around the world mor

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hello world leaders have gathered in argentina for the annual g. twenty summit with a background of controversy and simmering disputes top of the agenda and want to sirees will likely be the trade war between the two biggest economies the u.s. and china they've imposed tariffs on each other's imports this year leading to concerns about a global ripple effects also overshadowing the two day summit is the murder of. the saudi crown prince has faced protests and legal complaints against his attendants over his alleged role in the. journalists' killing and a meeting between the russian leader vladimir putin and donald trump has been called off after sunday's naval confrontation between russia and ukraine in the black sea it's led to pressure on the u.s. and e.u. to consider new sanctions against moscow we begin our coverage with this report from here is a row reporting from a site raise. the mothers of last of emmanuel have been demanding to know the whereabouts of their missing children since they disappeared during argentina's dictatorship forty year

twenty summit in argentina we'll have more of that in a moment the german economy minister later push back on critics who suggested proceeding with the pipeline might harm efforts to deescalate the russian ukraine dispute saying the pipeline and the conflict are quote two separate questions and continuing our joy into germany today famed drug and biotech company bear agee has announced plans to cut twelve thousand workers from their current payroll of one hundred eighteen thousand workers the job cuts are possible of a possible sale of assets including dr scholz foot care brand and coppertone sunscreen are part of buyer's effort to regain investor confidence after losses incurred due to the sixty billion dollar acquisition of agribusiness and chemical giant one sentinel most notably as we've discussed here in the program before months santos herbicide life oh say has become an albatross around buyers neck after a two hundred fifty million dollar judgment against one central later reduced to thirty nine million and a suit filed by a formal school groundskeeper to wayne johnson mr johns

the company that is exporting the most tourist argentina is the united states -- most tourists to argentina is the united states. thank you for visiting us. meetingbeen having a and i'm sure we will find more ways to work together and cooperate. thank you for being here. i think i understood you better in your language. say that i have been or a longith him f time, many years. and iw each other well did business with his family, his father, a friend of mine. the westside railroad yards and it was a successful jobs, one of the largest jobs in manhattan. that was in my civilian jobs. little did i know that his son would become the president. little did you realize that i would become president. we have known each other a long while. we have been talking about lots of good things for argentina and the united states, including trade and military purchases. we have a lot to talk about, including old times. it is a great honor to be with you. a great family and you are doing a fantastic job. thank you. tom: the president of the united states in argentina. we are looking forward to erik schatzker'

twenty summit in argentina will have more of that in a moment the german economy minister later pushed back on critics who suggested proceeding with the pipeline might harm efforts to deescalate the russian ukraine dispute saying the pipeline and the conflict are quote two separate questions and continuing our jaunt into germany today same drug and biotech company by air a.j. has announced plans to cut twelve thousand workers from their current payroll of one hundred eighteen thousand workers the job cuts are possible of a possible sale of assets including dr scholz foot care brand and coppertone sunscreen are part of buyer's effort to regain investor confidence after losses incurred due to the sixty billion dollar acquisition of agribusiness and chemical giant months santal most notably as we've discussed here in the program before lunch santos herbicide glycol say it has become an albatross around buyers neck after a two hundred fifty million dollar judgment against one central later reduced to thirty nine million in a suit filed by a formal school grounds keeper delaying johnson mr

twenty summit in argentina side issues take center stage. the cranium government blocks russian men of military age from entering the country as tensions with moscow rise. more bad news for a zimbabwe's struggling economy. on paul reste coming up in sports world governing body. opens an investigation after the afghanistan women's team accuses men and the football federation of sexual abuse. leaders from around the world are in argentina but at this year's g twenty summit a lot of the attention is going to things that aren't on the formal agenda they include tension between russia and ukraine which u.s. which led u.s. president donald trump rather to cancel his one on one meeting with russia's vladimir putin many countries are also waiting to see whether talks between trump and china's president xi can ease the growing trade war between the world's two largest economies and then there is the presence of saudi crown prince mohammed bin solomon who's making his first trip outside the middle east since last month's murder of saudi journalist so

twenty summit in argentina will have more of that in a moment the german economy minister later pushed back on critics who suggested proceeding with the pipeline might harm efforts to deescalate the russian ukraine dispute saying the pipeline and the conflict are quote two separate questions and continuing our jaunt in to germany today famed dragan biotech company by air a.j. has announced plans to cut twelve thousand workers from their current payroll of one hundred eighteen thousand workers the job cuts are possible of a possible sale of assets including dr scholz foot care brand and coppertone sunscreen are part of buyer's effort to regain investor confidence after losses incurred due to the sixty billion dollars acquisition of agribusiness and chemical giant months santal most notably as we've discussed here in the program before lunch santos herbicide glide posts eight has become an albatross around buyers neck after a two hundred fifty million dollar judgment against one central later reduced to thirty nine million in a suit filed by a formal school grounds keeper delaying johnso

twenty summit in argentina it's a response to russian maritime forces opening fire on ukrainian naval vessels earlier this week. help end the war in yemen prevent a massive famine and save tens of thousands of civilian lives that's the message from five major aid organizations to the united states they're calling on the department of defense to cut military support for the sodium erotic coalition to force them to change their approach to the conflict reports from djibouti. in a joint letter to the u.s. government the five charities say the hole to u.s. military support for the so democratic coalition would save many lives the u.s. they say is fueling a crisis that has severe consequences for millions of civilians. the international rescue committee from america care u.s. save the children and the with generosity council say that fourteen million the images out risk of starving to death if the parties to the conflict don't change course immediately we're completely desperate the more we wait every single minute . day a week we wait means more civilian shipment lossless and we're saying

twenty economy at leaders touching down along with argentina of course. yeah a lot stake when all the discussions come to a head but as we say there are two leaders have already been making headlines even before the official opening with donald trump counseling his much awaited meeting with vladimir putin killed and will be expanding more not a very warm welcome by the way to r.t. inter national just down three pm here in moscow let's have a listen to what caleb has to say. bated breath the world waited for another announced meeting between the presidents of russia and the united states but then lo and behold the twitter sphere lights up with news that the meeting is off the issue was the maritime incident between russia and ukraine but when trump was leaving for argentina it seemed to everyone that the meeting was still on i probably would. have a service that. we. think it's a very good. that was despite the media beating the drums of war why does this president seems so simple when it comes to vladimir putin a lot of demands on the president right now

the latest live from argentina ahead. >>> president trump at the g20 in argentina after pulling the plug on his meeting with russia's vladimir putin. >>> mr. cohen will continue to cooperate. >> trump's former personal lawyer pleading guilty telling robert mueller he lied to protect the president. >>> and overnight, the u.s. marshal killed in the line of duty in arizona. >>> and dramatic new body cam video of a sheriff's officer narrowly escaping the deadly california wildfire. harrowing. welcome to "early start." i'm christine romans. >> i'm dave briggs. the president is at the g20. he will have a meeting in a half hour. headlines back home threatening to overshadow his visit is former lawyer michael cohen pleading guilty over a trump tower project in russia. he canceled a sit-down with vladimir putin over the seizure of the ukrainian ships from russia. we now have abby philip with us live with more. abby, good morning. >> reporter: there is so much on the agenda for president trump. he arrived late last night to a full agenda at the g20, but to a lot of controversy backs home. this cas

and forced to play away from home a football final marred by violence take place outside argentina. hello the white house says it's unlikely the u.s. president will meet the saudi crown prince during the upcoming g. twenty meeting in argentina because of his busy schedule this comes as the senate is due to be briefed on wednesday about the ongoing u.s. involvement in the war in yemen and the murder of journalist. the head of the cia a hospital has listened to recordings of these death but reportedly won't be at the briefing meanwhile trumps national security adviser says he isn't going to learn anything by listening to those tapes so let me take the question of the tape first no i haven't. i guess i should ask you why do you think i should what do you think i learned from. my. family in this room speak arabic. now senator what do you want me to listen to and what am i going to learn from the if they were speaking korean i wouldn't learn any more from that either tell you it was anything other than i should read a transcript so you think it's unfair and. i'm just trying to make the p

now live to argentina. president trump arriving on the red carpet. >> sandra: and what a moment this is. of course, this is the moment when 20 leading industrialized and emerging economies come together. they account for 85% of gdp, 2/3 of the population of the world. this all coming directly off the g20 website but world leaders, this is a moment. certainly trade will be front and center. big discussions about to be had and still questions over who exactly the president will be meeting with, vladimir putin still a big question mark. >> bill: you think about the stakes and how high they are for the economies of the united states and china and whether or not these two men can get together and forge a deal during these meetings in argentina is debatable. want to bring in the a-team with us today. juan williams from the five. ed henry from new york city, shelby holliday from the "wall street journal." good morning to you. let's -- >> you have 90% of the world's gdp. >> bill: what does he need to get done here?

before they went to argentina. han. some of the fellow they're all around the summit of course all the cameras focused on what's happening there and one is are at this point in rome whole former u.s. congressman it was put a bit of sense on these things if it's on today every time we cover this kind of thing we see the cameras obviously the protests or is it just then that. kind of a posh dinner for the heads around the world or does this tape to tape actually lead to anything practical what he think about it is it wasted time and i think i think it's totally. i think it's totally impractical except from their viewpoint of politicizing things but i don't think policies change and and there's a lot of you know the major media pumps it up to they like to talk about but as far as a business meeting goes and change in policy i don't think this is the way it should be done anyway because i don't believe much in the large groups of politicians getting together so if you're going to have a serious discussion it should be one o

twenty summit in argentina what more do we know. well what is being said is that his program is just too crowded that's according to the press secretary insisting that he's got so many bilateral meeting shit tools that he simply not going to be able to make space to meet the crown prince however it's important to note that the press secretary does not explicitly rule out the possibility of a meeting with mohamed bin solomon keeping the possibility open allowing a little bit of wiggle room should such an occasion arise michael thank you with more on that senate briefing on saudi arabia in which the cia chief is reportedly unlikely to appear again calm as a former cia officer he says it would be unprecedented but you know hospital not to attend of course the white house wants to control information and what it considers classified information or operations of the cia that's not that is not surprising but the congress has a legal rights and obligations as a co equal branch of the united states government with the executive with the pre

this is a grand presence for argentina and argentina's president who is quite friendly with president trump. we haven't seen president trump arrive yet. as soon as we do, we will bring you that live. it has been a very busy day for president trump, including several high-profile meetings and the signing of a very historic trade deal. let's go straight to liz claman in buenos aires. let's talk about china because sometimes a pause when you ask a question can be very meaningful. you asked a question of our trade rep earlier in the day, and there was a pause, explain why that was meaningful. liz: right. well, we had this opportunity after the signing of the u.s. mexico canada deal, which everybody has been waiting for, sort of the big moment of the kick-off here. that was this morning right after the trade representative ambassador spoke to the press. close to the end, after everybody had asked about different issues, i did have an opportunity to ask him about exactly what we can all expect that will come out of the china president trump meeting because it's a dinner party tomorrow. it's

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argentina's president. greeted each one of them. we have the obligation to show the world the global challenges of global solutions work climate change we can't resolve them alone there are several issues overshadowing the event like the presence of saudi crown prince mohammed bin laden and his suspected role in the killing of a saudi journalist. then there's the trade issue not only the ongoing commercial standoff between the united states and china but also the signing of a revised commercial agreement to replace nafta mexico and canada have so far been resistant to donald trump's protectionist measures but there was some progress as i said the task isn't done there is more hard work ahead to build resilient strong economies that support families everywhere in canada make no mistake we will stand up for our workers and fight for their families and their communities. and donald it's all the more reason why we need to keep working to remove the tariffs on steel and aluminum between our countries the summit is a historic event for ar

president has arrived in argentina for the g. twenty summit where he's canceled a meeting with russia's vladimir person trump is blaming russia's west wing standoff with ukraine. the ebola outbreak in the democratic republic of congo is now the second largest on record the health ministry says there have been almost four hundred thirty cases since august putting it behind twenty fourteenth epidemic that killed thousands in west africa. more from ukraine now and as that crisis escalates its president is asking the wilds for help petro poroshenko wants nato to deploy ships to the sea of as of where russia has been blockading ports russia's also deploying to end missiles to crimea border regions in ukraine and now nor including the city of college kids from where anderson reports. second city is very evident more police on the ground and the extra vigilance but most of the emergency powers now available to the president were being held in reserve. so fear and counted sky is a journalist who was here outside the city's russian consul

saudi arabia's crown prince has landed in argentina's capital brainers cyrus for the g. twenty summit which begins on friday human rights watch has filed a legal complaint in argentina over allegations that mohammed bin ordered the murder of the saudi. this jamal khashoggi the advocacy group is also calling for the crown prince to be prosecuted to the civilian deaths to do with the war in yemen to reach the joins us live on the line from desirous or is it just take us through what the shed ules going to be for the crime prince over the coming few days. well. just arrived here in one of the site is the first one to arrive to this summit french president and i might. say he's just the rioting as. rights organization human rights watch requested an arc in time to open up on the investigation in. yemen but also into the killing. scene right now what we know is that the prosecutor will decide this wednesday whether or not. he will take the case we're expecting to. hear come on there's not information about what he's not going to do in fact he's a rival for decided came in as

president has arrived in argentina for the g. twenty summit where he's canceled a meeting with russia's vladimir pearson trump is blaming russia's west wing standoff with ukraine. the abode outbreak in the democratic republic of congo is now the second largest on record the health ministry says there have been almost four hundred thirty cases since august putting it behind twenty fourteenth epidemic that killed thousands in west africa. more from ukraine now and as the crisis escalates its president is asking the wild for help petro poroshenko wants nature to deploy ships to the sea of as of where russia has been broke hating ports russia's also deploying more surface to air missiles to crimea border regions in ukraine under martial law including the city of cod kid from where andrew symonds reports. second city is very evident more police on the ground and extra vigilance but most of the emergency powers now available to the president are being held in reserve. sophie and counted scar is a journalist who was here outside the cit

and anger and grief in argentina and the government confirms a submarine that went missing a year ago imploded at sea killing everyone on board. i'm mary in evanston it's good to have you with us. the death toll from the deadliest fires ever to hit california has risen to seventy one with more than one thousand people reported missing president donald trump is in northern california where he's been surveying the extent of the damage including in the worst hit town paradise where he talked with the local mayor trump praised the work of the firefighters but he also repeated his belief that better forest management could minimize the risk of such disasters in the future a statement that's disputed by many experts but did promise plenty of federal funding for california as the state now battles other problems related to the blaze . with the fire comes a new danger smoke and it has reached san francisco where air pollution levels now rank among the highest in the world health warnings prompted widespread school closings even the city's main tourist attractions was shut. the small argenta s

the matter is hanging heavily over the saudi crown prince as he arrives in argentina for the g. twenty summit of world leaders out of their history is a by reports from when i was aries. he was the first foreign leader to arrive to win a society mohammed bin salmen landed here early on wednesday morning to attend the g. twenty summit a visit filled with controversy after the murder of a saudi journalist jamal khashoggi human rights watch asked argentine on monday to investigate the crown prince over war crimes in yemen and the killing of. but experts say it's unlikely he'll be detained. you have universal jurisdiction allows us to pursue crimes against humanity so there's no impunity because they committed in places where tribunals are captured or do not work but there is an immunity that protects the prints and it would be extremely complex for any type of detention to happen unless there's enough proof. and that's why a public prosecutor asked a judge to request more information from saudi arabia yemen and turkey to determine whether there is enough ground for argentina to get

and anger and grief in argentina as the government confirms that a submarine which went missing a year ago imploded at sea killing everyone on board. thanks for joining us i'm married i haven't seen. french president among all my crown is facing a backlash against his economic policies nearly three hundred thousand people took to the streets nationwide wearing the yellow vests that have come to symbolize public discontent over government tax hikes on fuel police clashed with protesters right outside the presidential palace approval ratings for president mccrone have slumped reflecting mounting dissatisfaction with his government's economic program . a sit down strike in traffic it doesn't take much to shut things down one side is content the other isn't more than two hundred eighty thousand people took part in the grassroots movement called yellow vests across the country they also blocked toll booths or drove at a snail's pace on highways they're protesting about the increased taxes placed on fuel and basically about the reduction in their buying power while called it's getting more a

this is deja vu news live from berlin world leaders gather in argentina for the g. twenty summit trade tensions of course in the spotlight with china still locked in a tip for tat tussle with the united states over tariffs but there's a barrister for germany as the chancellor's plane is grounded on route forcing her to miss the start of the song also coming up. ukraine bans military age russian men from entering the country this as its military ready for combat. and it is an unprecedented humanitarian crisis the words of tijuana's marrows an influx of migrants find to reach the u.s. stretches that city's resources to the very. i'm brian thomas thanks so much for being with us the g. twenty summit is getting underway today in buenos aires it's the first time the meeting of the world's largest economies has been held in south america german chancellor angela merkel though will be missing out on the start of the summit that's because her plane had to make an unscheduled landing because of technical problems with this communication systems the aircraft had only been in

president trump, as you said, he's on his way to argentina for the g20 summit. the president will arrive at the summit facing new questions, as you were saying a moment ago, about his business ties to russia during the 2016 campaign. after that bombshell that his former attorney michael cohen dropped in new york earlier today, pleading guilty to lying to congress about mr. trump's dealings in moscow. president trump's former lawyer and fixer, michael cohen, has left his old boss in a fix. leaving for the g20 summit, the president lashed out at cohen's decision to plead guilty to lying to congress about mr. trump's business dealings in moscow. >> he's a weak person, and what he's trying to do is get a reduced sentence. so he's lying, very simply, to get a reduced sentence, okay. >> reporter: cohen admitted to the special counsel's office that his discussions with mr. trump about a possible real estate project in moscow lasted until at least june, 2016, well into the campaign, and five months longer than what he told congress. the president's outside lawyer rudy g