to be cute. you know what the obama will look to the man of my. colleague. let me know. how do you. think. that. president putin greets the saudi crown prince and sits down for talks with world leaders at the g. twenty summit after a meeting with president called off also. anger over soaring fuel prices spread from france to belgium the protesters are met by

a heavy police presence. in ukraine bans all russian men under the age of sixty from entering the country in the wake of last sunday's clash in the carriage straight. protest foresters moscow this is arch international thomas i'd like. to believe that. at the g twenty summit is under way in argentina and despite a cloud hanging over a number of big issues in strained alliances for the leaders there things appear to be getting off on the positive footing.

you know. well when thursday the u.s. president doll hold the breaking news triggered by tweeting right on the plane i won't meet with. over ukraine the us administration work clearly trying to send a strong message to russia as they put it the aggression that we witnessed this week on acceptable and strong messages from some place. that was a strong message just through isolation isolation. and.

well as you can see this for an isolation didn't quite work and this might be one of the reasons why the u.s. president donald trump is rather gloomy you could read it off his face all throughout his stay in argentina he didn't the family photos. he told off the translator as he was being welcomed by the argentine ian leader and he's just frowning all the time here in. the russian side have said that they actually regrets that they cannot have direct contact with the u.s. peter however they're not making a big deal out of it and vladimir putin the house plenty of other. things to do here in the argentine capital for instance he's already met with the leaders of

brazil south america china and india as part of the small break summit on the sidelines of this g twenty and to the russian president to use this opportunity to head up the countries whose favorite instrument and international politics is you know are all sanctions. can go on unfair competing practices increasingly replace the international dialogue based on honesty inequality this vicious practice of using lawless unilateral sanctions as expanding as well as protectionist measures violating the un charter. there are quite a few so called. schedule one of the more important. the french leader. they brought up. in the seat now speaking of the french he happened to be one of those twenty

guests who. either before they went to argentina or just arrived here.

in wild speculation has been building over why the trump meeting was called off political consultant daniel faraci told us that it may not have had anything to do with. the meeting was intending to move forward but he had his neo con convention of people that is based support it's with the abbess or bolton as well as

conversation with kelly and pompei oh who are extremely anti russia full of russia phobia i believe very fundamentally that when they had their private time with him using the ukrainian situation as an excuse this was a good optics and image thing for them to cancel this meeting chancellor merkel the austrians the italians there are many within the european community that may make a stance one way or another on the ukrainian situation but still desire to have trade dialogue and a deescalation of unnecessary tensions with the russian federation and you'll see them meet and have a dialogue just like chancellor merkel is doing and that is much better path forward then shunning and not having conversations and letting unnecessary tensions escalate the. ukrainian government has banned a russian males between the ages of sixteen and sixty from entering the country

this follows the standoff over the seizure of three ukrainian ships in the carriage trade our correspondent on the it has more from crimea. well we've seen similar bans put in place over the last several years repeatedly russian men entry into ukraine but this is the first time that they've officially confirmed that russian men age sixteen to sixty new longer welcome or no longer allowed entry into ukraine the president has talked about this he has said that one of the justifications is to prevent russia from forming private armies inside ukraine we must remember of course that president poroshenko over the last four years has full cost repeated russian invasions of the ukraine which have. to materialize but the russian the russians have also reacted the russian foreign ministry they've said that this is merely a political ploy a political play in order to shore up mr part. just four months to go until

elections and martial law being put in place is an attempt by him to radicalize the solidify the base and the to guarantee himself more votes russia meanwhile that said that it is not planning on responding in kind that it isn't going to put in place any sort of restriction on ukrainians coming into russia for now but we've seen other restrictions put in place by the government in kiev we've seen for example foreigners banned from moving into from journeying into crimea from the ukrainian side this includes journalists and this is drastically called complicated job because now foreign correspondents seeking to cover events in crimea even if they do manage to get into crimea they you know they might be punished by the ukrainians but we've seen a c.n.n. crew for example now in marry you pool which is a ukrainian city in the south of ukraine they've been. opinions from people in

the interview for example one woman among others who says that she has relatives in russia. relatives that you know it's going to be harder to contact because because of this new band there are millions of russians and ukrainians on both sides of the border that have relatives on the other side and she identified herself as one of those if we had a normal president she says women work like this in this kind of job you know that she had good president's. name but brought the old smile among the. strange while the c.n.n. correspondent may be surprised that there are ukrainians who want friendly relations with russia the situation politically socially economically in ukraine isn't black and white there are many many people who share similar opinions who want three consult who want friendly relations and it's rare that we hear their opinions voiced in the mainstream media and western press nevertheless there are

many many ukrainians who share similar opinions and who want this to end. the yellow vast protests against soaring fuel prices have spread from france to belgium drivers to the streets of brussels in solidarity with the french movement correspondent peter oliver has the latest from paris where the government has held in meeting with activists in a bid to crowd him. why will this meeting was supposed to try and get out problems and stop a repeat of the violent scenes we saw last saturday when demonstrators come out on to the shelves elisei behind me here in paris this coming saturday. well it didn't go to plan at all really out of the six key leadership members all of the yellow vests only two of them showed up to one of them stayed for less than two minutes before storming out having this to say. i already spoke about this before coming

here and then again expressed this to the prime minister i wanted this meeting to be fully recorded on camera. i'm broadcast live already so the french people could watch it because i don't deserve to be here more than anyone but i was denied this i made a commitment to my family that i would leave meetings wasn't going to be recorded as. well this has caused some people to question what the french prime minister was doing organizing this meeting in the first place if it wasn't going to be filmed the demonstrators had made it very clear that that was a crucial part of what they were demanding when it came to these talks one of the representatives did remain in the meeting with the french prime minister we don't know what came out of what we do know though is that demonstrations are still planned for saturday on the seans elisei just behind me here as they turn to violence some horrible scenes from last saw today and what we have seen is violent scenes in a similar vein on friday in belgium. you

source more crowd but certainly a very determined crowd they were able to cause an awful lot of damage in a very short period of time only around five hundred people in that group in brussels but they were chanting their solidarity with those protesters wanting to see a stop on fuel price rises here in france also they were protesting against what they see is a uncontrollable rise in the cost of living and they also were chanting that devote the french and the belgian government must step down. rocks were thrown at the place in that incident the police responded with tear gas found with with baton charges we understand that dozens detained during that demonstration in belgium and really we are expecting more of the same here is for saturday we are expecting a much larger police presence that we saw today and they'll be looking to try and

well stop a repeat of the violent scenes of repeating themselves in the french capital. the french government says fuel taxes need. to remain closer to current levels to pay for public services the tax is also part of broad efforts to discourage car use and cut carbon emissions we heard from brussels based journalist a luger of a who says the high prices are making life difficult for people in france and belgium. this demonstration editing being canceled because the organizers couldn't organize the security they said to the police so they had originally cancelled it and it's only through social media then a few hundreds people were there at ten o'clock to demonstrate of these yellow vests like in france of course it's mainly in the french speaking part of the country of belgium that they demonstrate imitating the french and in a sense but with the same ideas that taxation has come to. papal levels people very peaceful everywhere with

a yellow face to say that they were fed up with the taxes especially the tax on diesel the price of the few is sixty percent taxes fifty five to sixty percent depending on the country it's much too high and when you have a single mother with kids in the country who needs her car to go to work and earns one thousand one hundred maybe met and has to pay three hundred three hundred fifty four for petrol or gas as you said american they can't do it anymore they're dying simply and it's the silent majority that pays its taxes normally. and there has been a new twist in the trump russia collusion allegations that story much more after a short break you are watching our international.

and the people who run the economy price money the commodity that runs economy they say is more are the signs i mean they're just making it up as they go along i mean that there is no principles that they are guided by they consider themselves artists because of the selves impressionist they consider themselves completely subjective in their view of the world that they can simply raise rates and lower rates based on a when there's nothing guiding them in economic reality there's no school of economics there's no science behind it it's pure whimsy.

claims that president trumps former campaign chairman met several times with wiki leaks founder julian assange have taken a new twist and former cia officers questioning the story saying it might have been planted by russia more on that now with artie's daniel hawkins. it's another link in the chain of the trump russia collusion probe the guardian article exposing alleged multiple meetings between the former chairman of from his presidential campaign and wiki leaks founder julian assange and that's really it's caused quite a stir in the u.s. media story is shaking washington that is a bombshell lana foreigners are held a secret meeting around the same time that manna for join the trunk campaign a direct connection between the campaign and wiki leaks they actually published e-mails that were hacked by the russians now stolen by russian spies but doubt soon

began to emerge about the article's content and sources but not to warry politico has the answer even if the guardian story is false it's all russia's fault you know i'm being serious rather than being the bombshell smoking gun that directly connects a trump campaign to wiki leaks perhaps the report is something else entirely a distant from asian campaign is it possible someone planted the story as a means to discredit the john lists that article was written by next year you agents under a pen name to prove a point the former officer draws our attention to those who dare question this bombshell russians disinflation that work has jumped into the ring to promote skepticism of the story sputnik one of russia's propaganda networks called the story into question and bolstered the skepticism by quoting tweets from other gone and glenn greenwald wiki leaks itself r t also a crime and mouthpiece could spot next on wiki leaks do you see a pattern here it's clear why there's some skepticism the story raises more

questions than answers both we kill eeks and metaphor strongly deny the meeting even threatening legal action ok perhaps they're both simply covering for each other you could say but assad is a man under close surveillance with police literally on his doorstep a few days pass yet no other source can confirm or show substantial evidence of manifolds alleged visit to the ecuadorian embassy because an image or power. the washington times says pull manifolds passports show he didn't even visit london in those years the guardian claim and r.t. are the only ones asking for evidence who are the sources if you can see them doubt anonymous source and is dangerous at best striking catalogue of reflexive credulous acceptance of a story that looked shaky from the start and looks more so by the day maybe they've all been duped by russia but what does politico think this fake news operation by russian intelligence actually proves someone is novice and eager to lay the

groundwork for yelling fake news out what other stories are about to drop so either what the guardian says is true and there is collusion or it's a fake story planted by the russians which also proves collusion win win situation one thing seems clear someone is feeling the heat the story's almost a parody and next cia agent using a pen name says that if the guardian's hit piece on assad's in metaphor is false the russians must be behind it anyway you really can't make this up. ukraine's security service has raided the residence of a russian orthodox priest accusing him of inciting hatred metropolitan pablo oversees the oldest monastery in kiev this comes after the ukrainian orthodox church was granted independence from the russian church by the patriarchate of constantinople however the plan has been criticized by religious heads in ukraine

for not specifying a date for the rule changes to come into effect. state politicians of the highest level who constantly promise cuts and all the safley simply deceive us there is a full understanding of the fact that constant noble leads us on with various promises since most likely it's statements about the ukrainian orthodox church are motivated by something more than just spiritual goals and a chairman for the russian orthodox church has also reacted saying it is the feared time constantinople has talked about granting autonomous powers for national churches but there's still no conclusion in sight he also stressed that the separation is something orthodox believers do not actually want and october constantinople overturned a centuries old activate union to sever ties between kiev and moscow then both of the russians and ukrainians churches responded in turn to cut away from constantinople r.t. got the thoughts of a professor of church history you created him go and is really in the way trying to

force canonical bishops on canonical church to participation in various quote unquote council of unification so paul farhi of this procedure for series of strategy was to threaten with confiscation of churches and monasteries and they started to pull this plan into life with which arabs always has one of the most respected monasteries in the ukraine we could go to break their agreement. will not be able to use the premises anymore or the second step is trying to get a lot of the caves in kiev which is like the holiest place of both ukrainian and russian belorussian and also and all of. this. raids had called her. apartment the residence of four metropolitan

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money. this is both of us broadcasting around the world and covering the world of business and finance and the impact upon all of us i'm bart chilton in washington we're sure glad you're with us coming up today we had to boil ari's again side of the g. twenty meeting for a report from artie's hughes and will spend some time looking at argentina and the i.m.f. with mark was brought to the co-director of the center for economic policy research plus another topic at the g. twenty meeting is oil both discussions come ahead of next week's opec meeting in vienna we'll talk about geopolitics of oil and price projections with corner of the floor trading and later dick's sporting goods earnings reports an out and no move made after that around the florida shooting to stop selling firearms earlier this year that has cost them we'll go to florida where molly barrow will dish out the

details all that straight ahead but first we get some headlines let's go to shocking consumer privacy newts leads our global report today as the world's largest hotel chain has disclosed the hacking of personal information of an estimated half a billion guests mary out based in bethesda maryland said an internal investigation revealed unauthorized access to the starwood guest reza. data bates since this twenty fourteen mary had acquired the starwood chain of hotels and resorts in twenty sixteen interestingly the breach reportedly compromised mary out on locations operating under the brands of starwood sheraton weston and luxury chains including w. and st regis but not marriott branded sites of the five hundred million guest approximately three hundred twenty seven million may have had information including passport numbers and addresses compromised and this went on for years for some

portion of those even credit card information retreat choir's decryption was compromised and marriott says they cannot rule out the proposed the prospect of hackers also having obtained decryption tools the news comes after marriott and starwood rewards program for combined in august but technical glitches continue still some are saying it's been an amateur hour at or at marriott to make matters worse as part of the combined new system starwood points have been deeply devalued leaving many customers to look elsewhere for accommodations and more reasonable reward loyalty programs what a debacle. and turning to the g twenty summit one of our is argentina the leaders of mexico canada and the united states took the spotlight there today by saying them to go shaded version of the north american free trade agreement the redone now after that u.s. mexico they now call the us mexico canada agreement was signed in a ceremony marked by proper but cool.