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 and the argentinean president, mauricio macri, speaking now, or at least president macri is. eamon javers is standing by. we've been focussing so much on g20, m

this have been three hundred sixty six very difficult days for all argentineans but especially for the families of the crew members of the submarine some one. now we are opening a new chapter of investigations to discover the whole truth a truth the draft been looking for from day one. of the year. for many families this promise holds little hope they might have certainty about what happened to their loved ones now but they are still left wondering why it happened a tool. you're watching news coming to you from berlin i'll have another update for you at the top of the hour in the meantime you can always get the latest news and information on our website just go to www dot com i'm hearing from all of us here in berlin thanks for watching. what we were. when we were. even first americans. will experience hardship.

mess with the translation which made mr trump say that probably he understood the words of the argentinean leader better in his own language instead of hearing the translation that he got and then emmanuel macron the french leader was coming out of his plane and the first one of the first people who shook his hand was a man wearing the yellow vests perhaps that's just a coincidence but we remember that the protests in france the yellow vest protests against fuel tariffs are in full swing and perhaps emanuel macron doesn't have forget about that even for a second he must of felt something really awkward when he saw that yellow. best come out of the plane now of course the main g. twenty events are coming out in just a bit less than an hour now already a little earlier though i went to the area here in the argentinean capital where these g. twenty leaders are staying and i put together a summary of what else we can expect from this get together of world leaders. right now there are two cities a boy and a siamese one behind these fences for the g. twenty leaders and one on this side for every

term structural issues that absolutely need to be addressed if we think about the state of the argentinean economy that's a very good example of how necessary it is to talk about those kinds of issues as you as you know forty percent inflation in argentina people really unable to afford food it's been one of the concerns that there could be major demonstrations there by their eat troubled argentinian citizens who don't know what the future looks like all of those are the kind of issues that are supposed to be talked about at a meeting like this but as you say we're probably going to see a lot of attention focused on whether uncle americal comedian between ukraine and russia a very important issue no question but deflecting attention from these other crucial long term questions and we'll pick up a point with a much brighter side as the german chancellor has not reached the argentinean capital yet because of a plane trouble she's taking to i'm not be reapplying what has she missed. you know we still have to wait for five hours until she's here to be quite honest she hasn't missed that much y

this have been three hundred sixty six very difficult days for all argentineans but especially for the families of the crew members of the submarine some one. oh now we are opening a new chapter of investigations to discover the whole truth truth the draft but looking for from day one. for many families this promise holds little hope they might have certainty about what happened to their loved ones now but they are still left wondering why it happened to. british prime minister to resign may says the next seven days in the breaks a process will be critical for britain in an interview she said she wouldn't get her back into a plan to leave the european union until the two sides agree on what their future relationship will be european ministers said to discuss that plan this week but as breakfast begins to take shape many says voted to leave the don't like what they see surveys now suggest a significant number of change their minds. this is one of britain's most year of skeptic communities here just to the east of london seventy percent of people voted to leave the many of them were youn

this have been three hundred sixty six very difficult days for all argentineans but especially for the families of the crew members of the submarine some one. now we are opening a new chapter of investigations to discover the whole truth a truth the draft been looking for from day one. the middle of the year. for many families this promise holds little hope they might have certainty about what happened to their loved ones no but they are still left wondering why it happened to. ambassadors from european union member states a gathering in brussels later today to discuss the latest draft breaks that agreement but as breaks it begins to take shape many who voted to leave the don't like what they see so there is now so just a significant number have changed their minds our reporter went to rome to one of britain's most euro skeptic towns to find out. this is one of britain's most year of skeptic communities here just to be east of london seventy percent of people voted to leave the many of them were young people after a week of drama at westminster but did the under thirty's think now was

the argentinean morning argentinean constitution has very strong measures in power and prosecutors to bring just these sorts of claims and the political fallout sara lee surrounding mom had been samana in the war in yemen and the killing of the saudi journalist. could not be more heated i suppose that is there any chance that this could actually be recognized by the courts in argentina and some kind of legal action be taken. well of course there's a chance and it is up to the prosecutor to do to decide how to proceed with this investigation we are very hopeful there he will do a very careful and thorough examination of the facts of the evidence that has been presented not only of course by human rights watch but by various organs of the united nations including the panel of experts at the security council including the investigative commissions appointed by the un human rights council you clued in by the un high commissioner for human rights which have repeatedly found that the saudi led coalition has committed grave violations of international monetary many of which very strongly cou

in argentina he didn't the family photos he told off the translator he was being welcomed by the argentinean leader he's just all the time here in. the russian side. actually regret. direct contact with the however they're not making a big deal out of it. plenty of other things to do here. with the leaders of south america china india part of the ball. on the sidelines of. the russian president used this opportunity to hit the countries whose favorite international politics is. competing increasingly replace the international dialogue based on honesty and equality. sanctions is expanding on this that when you as well as protectionist measures are violating the u.n. . there's also all the. old. with the. way on a different note was one of these. moments i should say before they had it. right when they arrived here. it's the same thing that. the wrong time is that. thinks that. the talks with the russian president over domestic issues in fact in the us this is his theory. it's pretty clear that he's called it off because of domestic reasons the united states obviously his advisors have told hi

become a major issue here and what a sight is it makes many people uncomfortable including the argentinean government who are not sure on how to treat him we do know that two weeks ago might be so might be president always a mugger he was expecting or was hoping to meet with him on a bilateral meeting well now they're saying that that will happen only if there is enough time also the white house on tuesday said that there are no plans for president donald trump to meet specifically with mohamed bin so man so there is not a lot of information about what type of bilateral meetings will happen what's important is the g. twenty five family pictures there's lots of that out whether he's going to participate in death pictures because there are many world leaders who do not want him there because they don't want to face the consequences that something like that code to have back home for a very interesting summit so watch them for the moment to raise that thanks very much. well in the coming hours the u.s. senate will be briefed on jamal khashoggi abbas the director of the cia is not expected to

had to take a regular flight when the american president donald trump was being welcomed by the argentinean leader the translation appears to have been a real mess which made mr trump say i would have understood you better in your own language than with the translation that he got and then. emanuel macron when he was coming out of his plane the first men who shook his hand was wearing a yellow vest and perhaps that's of course a coincidence but emanuel macron i bet cannot forget about what's happening in his own country for a second and the yellow vests protests against the fuel terrorists have been really intense they're now a union as you're saying the main events will soon be kicking off here in buenos itis and a little earlier i went to the area where the g twenty leaders are actually staying and put together a little summary of what we can expect from them. right now there are two cities a boy and a scientist one behind these fences for the g. twenty leaders and one on this side for everyone else and it does make sense because those who are attending are the most powerful people in thi

he pulled off the translator as he was being welcomed by the argentinean leader and he's just frowning all the time here in. the russian side have said that they actually regret 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. part of the. country's. competing practices increasingly replace the international dialogue based on honesty inequality. practice of using lawless you know sanctions expanding as well as protectionist measures violating the u.n. charter. more important. in the. speaking of the french. to be one of those. guests. 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 act

twenty there are reports coming out this morning that human rights watch is placing pressure on argentinean prosecutors to arrest the crown prince for for his involvement in not only the but in the war in yemen and i think that if there is any doubt whatsoever if there is any theer in the crown prince's mind then he will he will decide not to make that trip but if he does that i think it would be very interesting for mr and the crown prince to meet i think that there is a lot for the two states to discuss not least with regard to the g. affair and how to move beyond that but also how to deal with a region where the two are are heavily involved the two have aspirations about the ordering of the region and they've not always see eye to eye so i think going back to my very first answer about redrawing space this is about an existential vision of the middle east that's at stake here so that conversation is going to be wide ranging and incredibly intense and if that meeting actually goes ahead to as you said it still doubtful as to whether i mean he says he intends to go to the g. twenty in arge

this have been three hundred sixty six very difficult days for all argentineans but especially for the families of the crew members of the submarine some one. now we are opening a new chapter of investigations to discover the whole truth the truth the draft been looking for from day one. of the year. for many families this promise holds little hope they might have certainty about what happened to their loved ones now but they are still left wondering why it happened at all. to tennis and a shock defeat for roger federer germany's number one alexanders that have beat federer to advance to the championship match at the a.t.p. finals in london that it is the first german to reach the final of the prestigious season and the sense forrest baca and nine hundred ninety six. in the turning point of the opening sets alexander sarath dynamic aggressive van's late goal robin in front of seventeen thousand fans in london the youngster stepped up to take the first blood above that of the battle of. securing the top break in the second set the crap she is turned to boos was set in a stop play off to

leadership on this issue even though there is an effort by the argentinean prosecutor here to try and push this through the courts it's expected that because the wills of justice move so slowly that the crown prince will likely leave before any significant action is taken as you've said kimberly were expecting. some live pictures very shortly of president and president mark rey he's host. of the cyrus said the opening of the g. twenty last of important events for the u.s. president including a high stakes meeting between him and his chinese counterpart talk us through what we can expect on that any hope of progress on trade with china. there certainly is some a cautious optimism in terms of an agreement but at the same time donald trump is under a lot of pressure from his own u.s. congress not to make a deal unless significant concessions are made there is a concern about intellectual property theft that is ongoing chinese cyber attacks to even the fact that china has been flooding the united states market with cheaply made goods and this is all a threat in the eyes of the u.s. congre

grieving and angry the relatives of the missing submariners have spent months teaching pressure on the argentinean governments. to give them more information and tell them what happened to their loved ones. and we were sitting at the dining table with my mum when the message from the submarine command for survived seeing that's a no object that was detected yesterday was that our son one we couldn't believe it we turned on the television and media said it was our son one. of. the submarine was returning from a routine mission off argentina's southernmost back in november last year it was ordered back to base after reporting an electrical break day but the crew was never heard from again authorities gave up hope of finding survivors just two weeks later but their relatives didn't. i'm disappointed disappointed because we still thought they had all the information we have the illusion they would find them a life unfortunately we're thats it. on thursday argentina marked one year since the son of mine went missing it was then that the country's president reaffirmed his commitment to finding out what

that clodius father discreetness son was seized by the argentinean military and murdered cloete it was then adopted and lived with her adoptive parents for twenty one years until discreet rediscovered her. to mislead them cloete a was very quiet and shy during the first year after our reunion with us. she just sat there and felt unsure of herself because she had had a completely different family before. media clodius adoptive father had a top military job during the dictatorship hilo to political opponents like clodius parents to be thrown out of airplanes over the rio de la plata their babies were then adopted. greta on the other hand demonstrated with a still applies at the maya for twenty one years hoping to find her granddaughter she succeeded. nobody around when i learnt about the truth i didn't want to believe it at first. but the d.n.a. analysis was positive and the food has been scary to had of me as a baby proved that it was so. all at once it was clear that my life having and i am going to get out of that. three hundred so called stolen babies like clodius still do not know w

feel are making them well they are poor people and there are more people in the streets as was argentinean saying here and they are against all those globalization. politics that have been taken in the reason they also wanted more protection for the environment and that's why they what they are protesting for i don't think they really expect anything to come out of this event except for more training trade agreement. but other countries that might make this country come out of the crisis it is they right now are the correspondent a few harms in what is are is tonight at the g twenty summit a feel you think you. know one of the pressing issues at the summit is the rising tensions between russia and ukraine today ukraine announced a ban on all russian men of fighting age from entering the country ukrainian president petro poroshenko has again presented what he says is evidence of russian tanks massing along his country's border just eighteen kilometers from ukraine those things are said to be close to where russia stores its ammunition and weapons systems because that means well as tensions

flare up of tensions between russia and ukraine president trump has already met the summit host argentinean president ma riccio mockery he spoke of his longtime friendship with mark rey and said he hoped the two. would be discussed discussing numerous issues including of course trade. while two of the european union's leading officials have held a news conference in buenos aires before the summit star european commission chief john r. junker and european council president don all tusk expressing concerns about russia saying the u. is united in support of ukraine younker also made a strong appeal for multilateralism we have learned one let's do with the last use and this is the principle of the new well count we knew one region can go it alone we and we will do it you can do is twenty meetings. of the opinion that there is no alternative promoted up with the cooperation. put into place just multilateral because these i'm i think in mind no one can do it but it's all means was in fact the basic reason which for that to put into place of the g. twenty i would like to appeal to the leave the ea

nine hundred ninety eight for i will still pinochet had to be detained but also members of the argentinean military who were detained in other parts of the country in other parts of the world because they were not being able to be prosecuted here in argentina because of two on the three laws that were protecting them ok thank you for that update that story is a. little context here from reed brody who i spoke to earlier a commissioner of the international commission of jurists and a senior counsel with human rights watch which is to raise is telling us calling for this action he says argentina may actually have to open an investigation into the crown prince from president. well under the principle of universal criminal jurisdiction the pin principle remember when general pinochet was traveling in london and was arrested on a warrant from a spanish judge for crimes committed in chile argentina has universal criminal jurisdiction under international law certain treaties like the international convention against torture the geneva conventions on war crimes require that when a suspect of tortu

he pulled off the translator as he was being welcomed by the argentinean leader and he's just frowning all the time here in. the russian side have said that they actually regret 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. part of the. country's. politics. increasingly replace the international dialogue based on honesty inequality. practice of. sanctions is expanding as well as protectionist measures violating the u.n. charter. there are quite a few so-called. more important. one of those. before they went to argentina. i am. meanwhile speculation has been building over why the trump meeting that was called off political consultant daniel for oggi told us that it may have had nothing to do with carrots trade dispute. the meeting was intending to move forward but he had his neo con convention of people that his basic ports with a bass 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

he told off the translator as he was being welcomed by the argentinean leader and he's just frowning all the time here in. the russian side have said that they actually regret 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. part of the small. countries whose favorite. competing practices increasingly replace the international dialogue based on honesty inequality this vicious practice of using lawless unilateral sanctions is expanding as well as protectionist measures violating the un charter. there are quite a few so-called. more important. they brought up. in the. speaking of the french happened to be one of those. guests. before they went to argentina. more from g twenty tomorrow as well of course as things go in there ok now meantime there's been an escalation in the latest showdown between moscow and kiev the ukrainian government has announced that russian males aged sixteen to sixty will be banned from entering the country our senior correspondent laura gadgety of reports next

the wreckage of an argentinean submarine which went missing a year ago with forty four crewmembers on board has been located in the atlantic relatives of the crew have gathered to pay tribute to vera loved ones the a r a san juan a disappeared four hundred kilometers off the coast in november last year just before contact was lost it reported an electrical breakdown the navy now says the submarine imploded and they found it parts scattered around the area the exact cause of the implosion is not yet known. and you know an official has accused the british government of inflicting misery on the country's poorest people though through austerity policies poverty is really a major challenge in the united kingdom what i found in my discussions with ministers. is basically a state of denial and happy with the way in which the policies are playing out and i think that sort of punitive approach to benefits is awfully inconsistent in fact breaks it is going to make that worse because those in the lower income levels are really going to soften. one in five brits live in poverty and over a million

a public holiday and all public transport has been cancelled flights are being diverted now the argentinean operate he's are taking no chances some twenty two thousand police and security officers have been deployed throughout the city and for the better part of a year they've been working with international terror experts to try and thwart any kind of potential terror or cyber attacks the focus from a security point of view is on street protests and on terror scenes like this where you have marchers are really part and parcel of any g. twenty summit and there are marks of the freedom of the host city argentina itself is also no stranger to people on the streets it has a long tradition of demonstrations and while launching big in size very seldom have those protests erupted in violence but of course the focus right now is what will happen in the coming hours as you see the atmosphere in the mood is one of jovial most people are quite excited people are singing but there are real concerns that as the day progresses the scenes could deteriorate into clashes. with the g twenty is but it has co

swing but cameras and camera microphones are off anyway a little earlier i went to the area of the argentinean capitol where all these important people are staying and i put together a quick summary of what we should expect for them here. right now there are two cities a boy and a scientist one behind these fences for the g. twenty leaders and one on this side for everyone else and it does make sense because those who are attending are the most powerful people in this world these are really the ones that are making our planet spin. well the folks from that point aside us have recently made us realize that we are and be living in a multi-polar world where everyone's holding on to their national interests and that ahead of the summit has led to a whole lot of problems between those who've been saying my country first. donald trump lately after china all the time he has blamed beijing for stealing to call g unfair trade and even meddling in the us mid terms china. has been attempting to interfere in our election i am the first president ever to challenge china on trade beijing has been much more

translation was a real mess which made donald trump say that probably he would have understood the argentinean leader better in his language than with the translation that he got and now moving on to the french president emanuel macron here's what happened to him when his plane touched down in one of side. anyway the main g. twenty events are gradually kicking off as we speak. a little earlier though i went to the area of the latest artist where the most powerful people on this of signage are staying and i've put together a summary of what we can expect from them right now there are two cities a boy and a scientist one behind these fences for the g. twenty leaders and one on this side for everyone else and it does make sense because those who are attending are the most powerful people in this world these are really the ones that are making our planet spin. well the folks from that point aside us have recently made us realize that we are and be living in a multi-polar world where everyone's holding on to their national interests and that head of the summit has led to a whole lot of problems bet

within our was these people were free i do not understand i don't understand in the name of all argentineans i do not understand. has more now from. this is turning into one of the longest finals in world football history the first leg of the block a junior stadium on the tenth of november was delayed by a day because of heavy rain that match was played ending in a two two draw the second leg at the river plate stadium scheduled for the twenty fourth of november was delayed by a day after the bulk of junior's team bus was attacked by river plate fans the following day the match was again suspended after the book team said that their players really no fit state to play the twenty seventh of november the south american football authorities cami ball meets at their headquarters in assume cion to say that the game will be played on the eighth or the ninth of december in the ground outside of argentina still to be determined but bucket unions have protested they don't want the game to go ahead they want to be declared the copa libertadores is champions that will be appealed venue will be decided

disqualified and the tournament goes to buckle but there's no easy solution to this in the reputation of argentinean problems ends up in the gut. and leigh specifically what role do you think football's world governing body faith will have to play in all of this. for favors reputations or battering again on the saturday night because johnny in france say no the president was there in the stadium and there were reports not confirmed that he was part of a small committee with calm the ball the governing body actually trying to push through force the going to happen even though clearly there were players from bach that were distressed they were in a fit state supply kick of of course twice it looked like it was still going to happen when really that would have been not a fair situation that also that that hopefully of his reputation of course looking further ahead we've got a situation where argentina is about to be part of the twenty thirty world cup bid with power and you are going and that is now an issue of if it's are they willing as ever thanks so much for that really lodges in his greatest ever

accountability of people who are getting away with terrible crimes and this is a great opportunity for the argentinean people to stand as leaders in the world to show that they will not let crimes like this go unpunished that they will seriously investigate them and prosecute them if possible yes media are reporting donald trump son in law pushed the department of defense officials to inflate the value of arms deals with saudi arabia to increase their perceived importance a.b.c. news has successfully had a fifteen billion dollars deal recategorized as being worth one hundred ten billion dollars after a presidential visit to riyadh in may two thousand and seventeen that order has not yet then fulfilled democrats say they'll investigate the family's links to saudi arabia. a british p.h.d. researcher jailed for spying in the united arab emirates has thanked the u.k. government for getting him home safely at the hedges landed in london on tuesday after flying from dubai it was sentenced to life in prison last week before receiving a presidential pardon on monday. the future of afghanistan is being debated

twenty summit donald trump was having issues with translation when he was welcomed by the argentinean leader perhaps there are hundreds of thousands of people on this planet who could be the perfect translators from spanish to english but apparently the man who was doing the job during this event probably had a bad day or maybe some other issues there but donald trump wasn't happy with it at all however perhaps the most awkward moment happened to the french theater emanuel mark and yes that took place when he was coming out of his plane as well. everything was scheduled down to the last minute but when we got direction now we understood president micron was already getting into his car. well these most powerful people on this planet have already been talking to each other at this massive round table they were already had lunch but the cameras and camera microphones were off and next time i see them i'll tell you all bought it or of course all the locals being sent off early bank holiday to get out of the place because of the security in them to get on with their lives or more from you

president was being welcomed by the argentinean leader probably was having a bad day but probably the most awkward situation happened to. just take a look. at . everything was scheduled down to the last minute but when we got direction now we understood president macron was already getting into his car. the main. events however here. are already in full swing all these powerful people are sitting at this massive round table talking to each other however the cameras and the camera microphones have been turned off the next time i see these people i'll tell you all about a cabin. that with the latest. from . russia's foreign minister has suggested that u.s. domestic politics and pressure from russia focusing washington's what's preventing donald trump right now from building relations with the russian leader for wall street journal correspondent told us there's been efforts to stop meeting with putin ever since the summit in helsinki this summer. time very well timed release of cohen having lied about what not about collusion to change the election results but about a business deal had b

intelligence there was no so-called smoking gun so in terms of how this moves forward well the argentinean prosecutor certainly is taking this case looking at the cases put forward by human rights watch but again given the fact that the wheels of justice often move very slowly it's likely that he will leave before anything takes effect and at the same time a lot of important events including a high stakes meeting between the u.s. and chinese presidents of course the dispute between them a big talking point can we expect any progress on that issue of the three not quite as between the u.s. and china here the helicopters above me but i'm going to continue talking about china that is certainly another big issue with the out coming meeting between u.s. president donald trump and the chinese leader xi jinping of course that escalating trade war is certainly on the forefront donald trump threatening more tariffs in january up to twenty five percent on to more than two hundred billion chinese goods that's what's at stake if an agreement can't be worked out one that the spokesman for the chinese f

of people who are getting away with terrible crimes and this isn't written opportunity for the argentinean people to stand as leaders in the world to show that they will not go let crimes like this go unpunished that they will seriously investigate them and prosecute them if possible meanwhile u.s. media reporting donald trump son in law pushed department of defense officials to inflate the value of arms deals with saudi arabia to increase their perceived importance a.b.c. news says jericho successfully had a fifteen billion dollars deal we categorized as being worth one hundred ten billion dollars after a presidential visit to riyadh in may of twenty seventeen order has yet to be fulfilled getting democrats say the investigates the crime families links to saudi arabia. the u.s. secretaries of state and defense are expected to brief top level senators on relations with saudi arabia on weapons day they're demanding answers to do with the murder specifically the crown prince's role in the killing there's also growing condemnation of riyadh's involvement in the war in yemen like reports now f

argentinean beef is famous all over the world and it's currently one of the nation's few economic success stories south america's second biggest economy is suffering from massive inflation and unemployment and the deep budget deficit but be fixed ports are bucking the trend and in the street experts say it's down to government policy traceable has more now from when as itis i this is a leading processing plant in when a site is working nonstop to export before around the globe. it's heading to the middle east europe and china and it is implants like this one where production has increased over fifty percent in the last few months. broder the knee has been in the beef industry for decades he says argentina has lost years of production because of bad economic policies. the genetics of arjen time cut was unique among the best in the world fortune teller could be expert in much more but because of policies implemented during the previous administration industry was hurt no we're going back slowly but we are ready to sell our beef to every country in the world was the argentine pump out with i

cultural event in just a few hours but first we go to kimberly hall and get was that the cost of the argentinean president's mansion kimberly last talk about with you as well because a number of issues on the table let's talk about trade for us and this new deal between mexico the united states and canada that's come up after tough negotiations as president trump said that when will it come into effect. well that is contingent on it being ratified at least for the united states in the u.s. congress and that proves challenging for donald trump given the fact that democrats will in january control the house of representatives of the lower chamber of commerce congress now donald trump at that signing did shrugged off those concerns saying he doesn't think it'll be a problem this is a largely symbolic at the moment for donald trump because of the necessary ratification it should be easier to push through for canada and mexico and even canada not completely happy with the language the fact that the tariffs on steel and aluminum remain in place is something that they don't like in fact just giving a s

accountability of people who are getting away with terrible crimes and this is a great opportunity for the argentinean people to stand as leaders in the world to show that they will not go let crimes like this go unpunished that they will seriously investigate them and prosecute them if possible mexico has deported ninety eight asylum seekers accused of trying to bridge the u.s. border at tijuana the sun you see drug border crossing into california was shut down temporarily a tear gas was fired on sunday as they attempted to jump over the border fence the u.s. president has threatened to shut down the border permanently and call the asylum seekers stone cold criminals john heilemann has more from the mexican border town of tijuana. these are some of the people that have set up their tents and are just sleeping rough outside of the sports center that's been turned into a temporary camp from the people in this current. from central america they were out here because there's absolutely no room in the camp itself there's more than five thousand six hundred people there thirty's are telling us is that they

remains is who is going to meet with mohammed let me tell my let me tell you about two weeks ago the argentinean government was saying that a meeting was likely going to happen between him and for the president now he still might be one now the government saying that it's subject to timing whether there is enough time for both of them to meet donald trump recently said that he's ok with a meeting with the saudi crown prince but it's also a subject to time so the most interesting thing is going to be who is going to be talking to him because there are many foreign leaders that are coming here to argentina who do not want to be shaking hands with it we do not want to be seen shaking hands with the crown prince. and of course another big issue at the summit will be the protests that are taking place people are not happy about austerity measures because it is a very difficult economic situation there in argentina just tell us about those protests. well process have been ongoing all week where on this other side of town this is the people summit where people are gathering to debate ideas they say tha

coming hours first let's talk trade with kimberly health that she's at the cost of us out of the argentinean president's mansion so kimberly there's been a and lot of talk a lot of back and forth in this trade war this tit for tat with u.s. and china which means there's a lot of focus on this meeting that supposed to happen between those two leaders this weekend what do we know about this the potential for any type of progress. yeah there's a lot of optimism but whether or not this can be pulled off it's still a long shot that's because the u.s. has some pretty big demands that china up till now has not been willing to yield to and many people say that they don't expect it will at all especially when the united states has accused china donald trump specifically has accused china and president xi of conducting predatory trade practices namely that they have china has been dumping cheap only made goods into the u.s. economy that it's been conducting cyber attacks as well as stealing intellectual property intellectual property theft so as a result the united states says it needs as part of this

here in argentina but what's certain is that makes many many people uncomfortable especially the argentinean government was not sure how to treat him he will be whether he will participate for example in the traditional g. twenty picture whether any type of bilateral meetings will be happening here well those are the things that we will find out in the next few days or saudi arabia will be the focus of a briefing to u.s. senators later on wednesday the director of the cia is not expected to take part in the meeting which will likely include discussions about the murder of jamal khashoggi the cia has pointed the finger at the saudi crown prince for ordering the killing on the second of october president trump has cast doubt on that finding a moment someone's role may never be known russia's president has accused his ukrainian counterpart of orchestrating a naval provocation in the black sea in order to boost his popularity ratings for an election next year that amir putin dismissed events that took place over the weekend as political froth that will subside but russia is still planning this i

. ♪ >>> we are awaiting remarks from president trump and argentinean president macri. be the first time we heard from president trump on the world stage after the guilty plea of his long-time personal attorney and fixer. they should be interesting remarks. we will play them live when they happen. >>> first, a chopper rescue. take a look at the rescuer struggling to stop spinning as he is lowered into the water as he is trying to reach the man desperately clinging to a tree. >> they are in the process of making the rescue. that is awesome. look at that. you can see that person. >> very nice. they got him just in time because he was suffering from hypothermia. he is in fair condition this morning at a local hospital. heavy downpours on thursday trapped people in their homes and vehicles. >>> and elsewhere in california, flash flooding roaring through creeks and canyons down stream from the burn areas. this is in orange county which was charred by the holy fire in august. this is riverside county where some neighborhoods were evacuated wednesday ahead of the storm. in nor