>> it clears the way for the argentinian -- for them to return. quite a lucrative that with some of those hedge funds. they blocked that argentine debt sometimes for less than $.20 -- they bought that argentinian debt sometimes for less than $.20 on the dollar. >> and what does the u.s. get out of repairing ties with argentina? reporter: well, i would think it is president barack obama working on his legacy, so trying to get the relations to some of those countries in a better shape. it was pretty frosty between argentina and the u.s. for quite some time, this standoff between u.s. investors and argentina that went on for a good 10 years, and this is the argentinian government under kirchner. argentina, if it is that big of a marketremains to be seen, buts there are also political reasons for president obama to be doing that. what thank you very much. moving to africa now, the bob way is facing a serious economic crisis. sluggish growth and hyperinflation. still, the government is cracking down on white ownership of businesses, being forced to sel

it's also important because i have been a big fan of argentinian culture. when i was in college, i read a lot of argentinian literature, and i am proud to announce that i just tried mate for the first time. [ laughter ] >> because i would read these people and they were drinking mate and i didn't know what this was. so i knew when i finally arrived in buenos aires, i would try some, and i just had some, and it was quite good. [ laughter ] >> so i -- i may take some home with me when i go back to the united states. i -- i don't know what kind of import and export controls i may be violating, though, but on air force one i can usually do what i want. so thank you very much, mr. president. [ applause ] >> thank you. [ applause ] >> translator: we begin the press conference. firstly, lillyana franco. >> reporter: welcome to argentina i will make my questions in spanish, because i am in argentina. sorry. >> reporter: the first question, you spoke about entering into a -- the start of the free-trade agreement between the united states and argentina. and for presi

obama's visit last week coincided with the 40th anniversary of argentina's coup de ta, when the argentinian president was overthrown. obama on the banks of the rio de la plassa. >> the pledge to continue to help families of the victims find some of the fruit in justice this they deserve, i can announce that the united states government will declassify even more documents from that period. >> reporter: the u.s. military and tense documents are expected to show the u.s. role during argentina's brutal military dictatorship. the state department papers released in 2002, and the national security archive, dedicated to open government. secretary of state henry kissinger talks about the gubs. two days after the 1976 coup, one of the kissinger staffers told him, we have to expect a fair amount of repression, and a good amount of blood in argentina before long. they have to come down hard, not only on the terrorists, but the party. kiss iger replied, i do want to encourage them but don't want to give the sense that they're harassed bit united states. in 2004, the national security archive had a conv

it's also important because i'm a fan of argentinian culture. when i was in college i read a lot of argentinian literature. and i am proud to announce that i just tried it for the first time because when i was in college i would read these people and they were drinking it and i didn't know what this was. so i knew that when i finally arrived i would try some and i just had some and it was quite good. so i may take some home with me when i go back to the united states. i don't know what kind of import and export controls i may be violating. but on air force one i can usually do what i want. so thank you very much mr. president. [ applause ] >> translator: so next we'll begin the planned press conference. first, for argentina newspaper will ask a question. >> make my questions in spanish. [ speaking spanish ] >> translator: the first question i'd like to ask of both presiden presidents and for president obama in particular, what is that role you assigned to president macri especially considering the serious situation brazil is going through and ho

when i was in college, i read a lot of argentinian literature. i am proud to announce that i just tried ma for the first e for the first time. [laughter] iesident obama: i knew when finally arrived, i would try some. i just had some. it was quite good. [laughter] president obama: i may take some home with me when i go back to the united states. what kind of important export controls i will violate. on air force one, i can usually do what i want. [laughter] president obama: thank you very much, mr. president. [applause] next, we will begin the planned press conference. argentina, liliana franco will ask a question. i will ask my question in spanish because i'm in argentina, sorry. the first question i would like to ask of both presidents, did you talk about a free trade agreement between the united states and south america? what is the role you assign to president macri considering the current situation brazil is going through? president macri: we have begun open up bothys to agendas. this is a road that is now starting and i told president obama

well, the argentinian president is hoping to encourage foreign investment.y had some golden years, but when the commodity prices collapsed, things went very badly south. so the president hopes to encourage inward investment from other parts of the world, and the very fact that president obama is there, says argentina is once again open for business. thank you. >> john terrett, thank you. reporting from washington. next hour both presidents hold a joint news conference in buenos aires, we'll bring that to you live. >>> jeb bush is endorsing ted cruz. in a statement bush calls the texas senator, a consistent conservative who has shown the ability to appeal to voters. he also said cruz is the best way to overcome the divisiveness and vulgarity donald trump has brought into the political arena. >>> trump did defeat cruz last night in the arizona primary. the margin was huge with cruz in a distant second place, but cruz was the winner in utah. trump came in last there, as for the democrats, hillary clinton won arizona, but bernie sanders defeated her in idaho and

air force one landed in buenos aires just after plans to meet with argentinian president macri, appear at a town hall and attend a state dinner later tonight. 90 miles apart and decades of differences. the u-s and cuba came together for an afternoon of baseball. 10 news this morning anchor ian reitz was in havana for the historic day as our tampa bay rays took on the cuban national team. county sheriff's deputy killed by a wrong way driver earlier this month will be buried today in his home state of massachusets. deputy john robert kotfila died march 12th after he was hit head on by a drunk driver going the wrong way on selmon expressway. a woman says she would have been hit by that driver if kotfila hadn't gotten in front of her. the driver of the wrong way car had a blood alcohol level more than three times the legal limit. he also died from the impact. new this morning, the fda is taking more steps to crack down on prescription drug abuse. 10news reporter emerald morrow is live at tampa general hospital. emerald, this new effort will mean changes to warnings on some common painkille

obama is expected to meet with the argentinian leader this morning and have a state dinner tonight. >> the president has taken off on air force one at about four deck 15 yesterday afternoon. castro did farewell to the president and his family. >> the last event was an exhibition game between the tampa bay rays and the cuban national team castro company the president as he watched along with 15,000 fans. >> the president acknowledged give it to have an opinion.>> president obama met with several at the us embassy. there are -- there were about a dozen activists. they noted there has been no change in cuba. cbs 4, elliot rodriguez, we are in havana with the president's historic visit. >> the president took his case directly to the cuban people. >> and with role castro looking on, the president told the cuban people to look to miami to see what cubans can achieve. >> i am global -- hopeful because i believe the cuban people are as capable as any people in the world.>> reporter: [ technical difficulties ] and exile, the united states calling for reform freedom in cuba. >> in a global econ

obama is expected to meet with the argentinian president this morning. >>> the president had taken off on air force one at about four back 15 -- 4:15. was in exhibition game. role pastor accompany president obama as they watched along with 55,000 fans. the president left in the third inning. >> the president acknowledged that it takes great courage in cuba to have an opinion. >>> there were about one dozen activists at the meeting. they said they were pleased with the meeting but noted there has been no change with give up. eliott rodriguez in havana with the historic visit. >> reporter: good evening. on the president's last day, the city is returning to normal after the disruptions that came with the presidential level security.>> it was another memorable day including a call to the president from the young people to chart their own futures. the president took off at 4:15 role castro bid goodbye to the president and first family. he is expected to land in a few minutes in argentina. >> the president's last event was exhibition game. role castro accompany the president as they watched

this lies about 5 million -- 5000 kilometers off the argentinian coast.anders are descendents from british settlers. in 1982, argentina occupied the falklands with an army and britain fought back. after a two week long war, british troops triumphantly marched into the capital, port stanley. argentina refused to give up claims and kept pushing to expand sovereignty. now, the u.n. commission on the limits of the continental shelf has recommended that argentina's territory in the south atlantic should be expanded by 35%. the decision would put argentina's maritime claim well over the falklands. one is aries -- they apply to the recommendation. >> having obtained about 1.7 million square kilometers worth of territory implies the possibility of exploitation of the area and maritime subsoil. and as such, we have wealth we do not even know about yet. reporter: that is the crux of the matter. companies drilling outside of the falklands have come up with encouraging results. one well deliver oil. one of the explanation firms thinks that the falklands is a city 90

obama also plans to hold a town hallmeeting with young argentinians and will later attend a state dinner. the historic trip to the island of cuba may be over, but will no doubt be a topic of heavy debate for years to come. yesterday president obobma addressed the cuban people in a speech carried live by state-n media, after he met privately with dissidents#and civil society members in havana. the wrapped off his trip after a friendly game of baseball. >>> ten minutes past the top of the hour. still a lot more ahead on this wednesday morning including this. the fbi on the hunt for a man on the market for quick cash after wroping a ft. lauderdale bank. who exactly they're looking for. >>> it's national puppy day. of course, petsmart is celebrating. find out what deals they have in store for those four-legged friends. puppy sheli. her name is sasha fruit snacks, beautiful little puppy. 68 in west kendall. temperatures settling back into the upper 60s and loafer 70s. we'll gradually see warm not just today but through the >>> security experts the bombing of the subway train in brussels shows

will meet with the argentina president later today, and hold a town hall meeting with the gun argentinians. this is the first visit by a u. s. president since 1997. yesterday president obama makes a coffered free election in cuba. >> i believe that voters should be able to choose their president in a free and democratic election. not everybody agrees with me on this, and not everybody agrees with the american people on this, but i believe that human rights are universal. >> that was a light applause, and some cuban officials were reportedly angered by the remarks, and later he met with dissidents praising them for the courage, and others say the white house is not doing enough for human right. >>> the president took time out to catch the baseball game in havana, and that is between the tampa bay rays and the cuban nationals. 55,000 attended the game, and they had the jackie robinson widow in attendance as well, and this is the first time that a team played since 1991 in cuba. >>> the kind of tenet he will not written to, mark holmes says that his phone's been ringing continuously since he

these argentinians say barack obama is not welcome. >>> and meet the man on a mission to give indonesia'sangered orangutans a future. more on that, stay with us. , stay with us. hoy s'oi gho, esak ? hoesak hoy s'oi gho, esak th la p hceotas hke hy wn'retht ey llkelicaots? cthstcainusiness an fiwi, ro cd ju dd a czetomi hy wn'retht ey e ytowir ro pasplgepa an u'yo rlleastcusererwheithesey aa - dd a czetomi hy wn'retht ey e yt diresicpasplgepa orupr odtrg in pfiwi, hthatyow us bs.es howgrr ounes. u y'n'e se eat dvery ascomc.ss odtrg in pfiwi, htht ilbur ssnees howgrr ounes. u y'n'e se eat dvery when groups garth earlies for mr. obama's visit. >> translator: this is the country that trained and prepared the dictators is coming to argentina at this time. >> reporter: people here see the but also as a nation that continues to violate human rights around the world. that is why these people say that barack obama should not come here. they say the united states won't bring any benefits to argentina. >> translator: the only thing we see from this is that the rich are going to be richer and the poo

it is considered an act of high treason by many argentinians. >> we have already been through this situation we know what we pay, it means taking on new debt to pay off the old. it is prioritizing a small group of international creditors over the domestic debts government owes to retirees, education workers, students, and people in general. >> it took long contentious hours in the meeting. in february, the president had agreed to pay creditors $6.5 billion. that is around 75% of their original claim. the deal goes through both houses of congress, if it does, they would be able to raise funding on financial markets again and start investing in its ongoing infrastructure. >> it needs to be understood that the people suffering from a lack of public credit are in particular, those who have the least. those who need infrastructure products to improve their quality of life, skills, child care centers, which we need hundreds more of throughout the country. >> there is still one hurdle to take. argentina also has to give its approval. observers say the deal will face former resistance there. many on

. >> reporter: the price of beef, for example, that is basic in argentinian diet has increased in themonth, and that's why people have stopped buying certain cuts because they couldn't afford them anymore. for the last decade, inflation has been a seriouser issue. with some estimates putting it close to 30% a year. the president came to power last december with a promise of bringing the any under control, but it may be months before that happens. >> translator: the government has the will to fight inflation, but it is not succeeding. it is 15% this year, and if it goes this way, it will be 50% in a year. but they need investments, and so far we are not seeing it. >> reporter: the government has announced it will implement certain measures to assist the poorer sectors. but for many those measures are not coming fast enough. >>> the north korean leader kim ki-jong has ordered his officials to conduct more nuclear tests after firing two short-range missiles into the sea on wednesday. and north korean cyber attacks have doubled in the last month. the south says the north tried to hack int

investigations >>> china is demanding an investigation into what happened to one of its ships off the argentinianst. they shot and sunk a chinese flagged vessel that was fishing illegally in its waters. four crew members were rescued and the rest were picked up by another chinese ship. >> reporter: out on the high assess. 200 miles from the coast this vessel was shot at while trying to fish illegally in argentine waters. >> translation: argentina alerted the ship according to international standards. we followed it for almost a day. the ship tried to escape and hip the naval boat. that's when they started firing so that the boat would stop. >> reporter: what happened later is a matter of dispute. even though the navy says the ship sunk after it was fired upon and that the sailors were rescued, china as demanded a full investigation. he says he has doubts whether it sunk because it was fired at. >> translation: the weaponry used by the navy is not strong enough to sink a ship. we have seen that in the past some captains would rather sink the ship than be captured. >> reporter: the incident is just

. >>> the argentinian navy sunk a chinese boat it says was fishing illegally in its area.hing boat sank after shots were fired at its hull. its four crew members were rescued and arrested. >>> morocco's government has accused the u.n. secretary general of insulting its people following comments made at a camp for refugees from western sahara. ban ki-moon has described it as an overreaction, and says he is deeply disappointed. bernard smith reports. >> reporter: a visit by the u.n. secretary general to a refugee camp wouldn't normally be particularly controversial, but this trip to see the ethnics from the western sahara, has so enraged the government of morocco that it has threatened to pull out of u.n. peace-keeping regions. they took over most of the sahara in 1975, it fought an independent movement until a u.n.-brokered ceasefire in 1991. as the unit saluted ban ki-moon's visit to the camp, the u.n. leader described western sahara as being under occupation. >> they have endured a great deal of suffering in harsh conditions, and i want to draw the world's attention to a

. >> is the average argentinian excited about this relationship? >> reporter: well, argentina is considered one of the most anti-american countries in latin america. it has a long history of love and hate are the united states. let's not forget that the united states at the time supported the united kingdom during the war back in the 1980s. the united states supported the dictatorship that persecuted and kills thousands of political opponents in this country. so many are opposing this visit. human rights groups are saying this is not an appropriate time for president obama to come to argentina, because this thursday is the 40th anniversary of the coup, the 1976 coup that brought the dictatorship to power. so there are a lots of people that are opposed, but many say it's time to move forward, turn the page, and that now argentina should not have like a love relationship with the united states, but that they can do business with it. >> having said that, considering there are so many mixed feelings in argentina, why did this trip happen now? is it bec

obama is set to meet with the president of argentina who plans to hold a town hall with young argentinians. >>> results poured in overnight in the race for the white house senator. bernie sanders claimed the victory over two states, sanders won the presidential caucuses and i know in your topic hillary clinton patted her delegate lead after she won arizona. 75 delegates and the biggest prize of the night in the on the republican side, senator ted cruz two win in utah. donald trump will go all of arizona city delegates. experts say capitalized on his anti-immigration stance and a position that has been popular among gop voters in the state. ohio governor. john kasich did not campaign in arizona. >>> the woman accused of bashing and other lake apopka man in the head could end up walking out of jail. investigators say the -- montage among those -- she beat the man for pain pills. mullins only faces three of five charges and her bond is much lower. >> they may have to set trial and face charges but they can be free for $1100. to me that is the same. >> state attorney's office will have to wait

president barack obama is in buenos aires where he's meeting his argentinian counterparts president macri. his two-day visit is expected to focus on trade and diplomacy between the two nations. we're joined live now from buenos aires. does this show a big shift in foreign policy? >> well, first let me tell you where i'm am. i'm in front of the national cathedral. this is when the archbishop used to come. president barack obama would come here to pay tribute, so it's a very big shift for argentina. let me put it in context. the last time an u.s. president came to argentina was back in 2005, and it was when george bush came to the summit of the americas. there were massive protests against him at the time. a time when latin america had shifted towards the left and hugo chavez was fighting against what he called was the empire. things are changing now, and argentina is leading it in a way. it has turned towards the center. and the president himself, president macri said that they have opened up for business. again, argentina is looking for new investment. and in the last month we've seen, fo

the second wife of argentinian's strongman, it lead to a period where thousands of people were systematicidnapped, tortured and killed. it was known as the dirty war. a year after the coup a group of women started coming to this plaza to demand the release of their children. they claim that remembering what happened back then is the only way of making sure that it never happens again. >> reporter: the anniversary this year coincides with a visit of u.s. president barack obama. obama has announced the white house will declassify thousands of military documents with information about the role the u.s. played at the time. >> there has been controversies about the policies of the united states early in those dark days, and the united states when it reflects on what happened here, has to examine its own policies as well. democracies have to have the courage to acknowledge when we don't live up to the ideals that we stand for. when we have been slow to speak out for human rights, and that was the case here. >> reporter: human rights groups consider the visit offensive, because they claim the mi

. >> reporter: it is now part of argentinian waters. >> translation: what they did in the united nations was first to approve it within the subcommission and after that in the commission with the limit of the continental maritime territory. >> reporter: argentina is celebrating an increase in its waters in the south atlantic ocean by over a third to include the disputed falkland islands. what does all this mean? the decision is by no means final. no changes have been made to the sovereignty in areas where the territory has been in dispute. argentina has always claimed sovereign ultimately over the falklands and fought a brief, bloody and unsuccessful war in 1982 to try and enforce that claim. this is about more than symbolism. the area is rich in oil. the decision by u.n. chiefs could allow buenos aries to claim sea around the falklands. it is a big boost to argentina. it doesn't change the fact that a majority of the islanders wanted to stay british. the u.k. government has dismissed the u.n. ruling. argentina remains hopeful of maintaining the territory >>> u.s. republican presidential

the price of beef, for example, that is basically in argentinian diet has increased in the last month. that is why people have stopped buying certain cuts because they couldn't afford them any more. for the last decade inflation has been a series issue with some estimates put itting close to 30% a year. the president came to power last december with a promise to bring the economy under control. but it may be months before that happens with inflation in the eyes of some remaining the biggest challenge. >> translation: the government has the will to fight inflation, but it is not succeeding. so far inflation is 15% this year and if it goes this way, it is going to be 50% in a year. they need monetary and fiscal policies and investment and so far we are not seeing it. >> reporter: the argentina government announced that it will implement certain measures to assist the poorer sectors deal with the impact of high prices. for many those measures are not coming fast enough >>> since 2014 more people have died of drug overdoses in america than in car accidents. the u.s. senate is trying to de

the argentinian navy has sunk a chinese boat it said it was fishing illegally in its waters.he boat was intercepted more than 1400 kilometers south of buenos aires and instead of responding to warnings it ran the naval festival. shots were fired into its hull. it's four members were skewed and then arrested. the chinese ministry has lodged a complaint and called for an investigation. >> the national congress has approved a five-year plan which aims for .5% float each year by 2020. despite growth in 2015 falling to the lowest level for 25 years. adrian brown reports. >> it's not a place for surprises or displays of dissent. as always this was a tightly controlled political gathering where delegates rubber stamp decisions made in private by the leaders. >> we are full of confidence in the long-term good prospects of the economy. as long as we sit to reform and open up, china's economy would not see a hard landing. >> the prime minister holds one media conference a year. selected journalist gets to ask questions vetted in response. reform, i said, would be having to shut down mo

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as he has throughout the region, the president will hold a town hall with young argentinians who are essential to argentina's glowing world. the president's visit to argentina falls as you know on the 40th anniversary of the 1976 military coup. to stress our shared commitment to human rights the president will visit the memorial to honor the victims of argentina's dirty war. in addition, to the more than 4000 documents that the united states has already released from that dark period, president obama at the request of the argentine government will announce a comprehensive effort to declassify additional documents including for the first time military and intelligence records. on this anniversary-- on this anniversary and beyond we are determined to do our part as argentina continues to heal and move forward as one nation. so, we believe this trip will be a historic and powerful demonstration of our nation's new approach to latin america. on approach that will guide us for the remainder of the obama administration. so, allow me now to concentrate on three areas where we believe the un

and take questions from reporters at a a town hall meeting with young argentinians... and there will be a state dinner in his honor. this is the first official visit by a u-s president to a south american country in almost two-decades. 3 (jen) but everyone is still talking about his *last stop... in cuba. (walter) the president wrapped up his historic two-day visit with a rousing speech... fox's kevin corke reports from havana. 3 3 obama says: "i have come here to bury the last remnant of the cold war in the americas." ((applause)) president obama kicking off day two of his cuba visit with a speech aimed directly at the cuban people.... saying he wants to normalize relations with them, not just the cuban government. it was the start of a whirlwind final day on the island... which also included a visit to the u-s embassy in havana for a highly-anticipated meeting with cuban dissidents. obama says: "it requires often times great courage to be active in civic life here in cuba." the president's visit here, still drawing widespread condemnation from republicans back home..

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>> yes and that is grilled they are argentinian condiments there you go. real urban with lots of vinegar and wine juice so with the avocados and here was simple in here with simple recipes and little onions with fresh chopped garlic w salt and pepper every >> i hope you guys at home are watching this>> this is great. >> then we have that and our fresh lime juice you cut it in that either squeeze it very light you get all the jews out i wanted to that yes. although juice is out so you twist the middle one? it was the middle one of everything comes out what we i what we will do one more it with the traditional guacamole get it is that as you want if you wanted center for extra lime juice. >> i want to taste it and seeee what is going on here. >> then we are done. chipotles smoky chipotle is a smoke developing now they will have a nice pop with the peppercorn and then what we will do is mix at all together w you know you don't d want it turning brown salt mix it in their . >> i used to think and you how to make it as it is so good great. >> , he tackle with g

it is also important because they have been a big fan of argentinian culture.when i was in college i let a lot of argentinian literature and i am proud to announce that i just tried by bay for the first time. because when i was in college i would read these people and they were drinking lots day and i didn't know what it was. so i knew when i finally arrived in buenos aires i would try some images had summoned it was quite good. so i may take some home with me when i go back to the united states. i don't know what kind of import and export controls that may be violating. but on air force one i can usually do what i want. such intimate very much, mr. president. [applause] [speaking in spanish] >> translator: we will begin a planned press conference. >> good morning, mr. president. welcome to argentina. will make my questions in spanish because i am not argentina and. [speaking in spanish] >> translator: and the united states and our president a bomb in particular what is the role you assign to the presidentmacri considering the serious situation brazil is going

he plans to meet with the argentinian president and a ten- day stay dinner and town hall. >>> senator ted cruz is getting support from a former rival. ted cruz. in three states at west. donald trump and hillary biggest prize. idaho and utah, senator ted cruz one the boats in those states and bernie sanders beat his campaign is more alive now than ever. >> this campaign is doing as kind of energy and excitement we are seeing in san diego and all over the country. >> if you between trump and cruz is growing after accusing cruz using his wife's photos in an ad. cruz nypd spokesman j. peter donald, if you try to attack -- you are more than a coward than i thought. >>> 90 miles apart and decades of differences. us and cuba came together for an afternoon a baseball. ian reitz is in havana for the historic ray day. >> reporter: good morning from havana cuba. the team is waking up in florida this morning after that baseball game with the cuban national team. final score 4-1. this is what look like in the stadium. this was a big step forward with the relationship between the united states and

some pretty spectacular video this morning of huge chunks of ice falling off and argentinian glacier. this is known as the white giant. the ice falls off every four years or so. scientists, those that believe in global warming, say it has nothing to do with global warming. those that are deniers say, it's just a natural occurrence. park rangers say it happens when the glacier acts like a damn and water builds up behind it. that will tunnel through and makes an ice bridge that eventually collapses. interesting stuff from south america. taking a look at the north american continent, we will zoom in on tampa. >>> from our vantage point at apollo beach we look toward downtown tampa. a little bit of hayes as high pressure remains over us. that is a good thing. that is the blocking mechanism. back out here. it's also what's to this rain moving to the southeast area from texas all the way into tennessee. they are getting more right now along the south alabama/mississippi coast, into portions of louisiana and the florida panhandle. wrapping around a big low that is centered between dallas and

argentinian debts are being settled.ing commodity prices back into the eyn-- the yen story. ♪ welcome back. you're watching "the pulse" live in london. i'm guy johnson. nejra: thanks, guy. china's political elite are gathering to approve the communist party's 13 five-year plan. under mounting pressure to find a balance between growth and reform. as well as improving the environment and secure stability. spent the last week accusing trump of being a con artist dismissed his immigration and foreign policies as un serious. ted cruz slammed the checks trump has written to boost hillary clinton's political career. senator cruz: who is best prepared to beat hillary clinton? checkstrump has written to hillary clinton not once not twice -- 10 times. and four of those checks were not to her senate campaign. it was not the cost of doing business. it was to her presidential campaign. german finance minister has made his feelings about potential brexit clear. wolfgang schaeuble was asked about it as he met with george osborne at the

slapping of everybody on the back, but the crowd just ate it similarly, they said, this is a new argentinian we are planting our flag in latin america, we have ignored it for too long, we are declassifying the cia's bad deeds during the dirty war on the 40th anniversary of the coup, and we are really making friends in an important continent -- mark: the tango. andrea: the tango. i really want to know if he practiced at that and if you knew it was coming. because he acted a if he knew it was. andrea, thank you very much. we will hear from one man's experience more than 10 years ago next. you can listen to us as well on the radio on radio bloomberg. ♪ mark: back in 2003 after two years of very partisan mr.dlocked, erik estrada -- estrada withdrew himself from president bush's supreme court nomination. he spoke yesterday regarding this. estrada: everybody is bytty much unanimous that temperament, experience, and background, he is a very suitable person for the supreme court. the argument about the vacancy isn't entirely political. it is whether the republicans in the senate are willing to accep

. >> president obama getting a warm greeting from his newly elected argentinian counter part. they are hoping to turn around years of animosity. >> he has moved rapidly. so many of the reforms that he promised to create more sustainable and inclusive economic growth. >> the two leaders immediately moved forward with several new agreements. >> we have enormous room for joint work after many years of almost non-existent relations. >> [ indiscernible ] but many republicans are criticizing the president for not returning home following yesterday easter or attacks in brussels. >> it makes -- yesterday's's terror attacks in brussels. >> they are hoping to end years of isolation and economic hardship. >> it was good. is good -- it is good to open up to the world. >> the president has a busy schedule while he is down south. today a town hall and a state dinner to night. tomorrow he flies home. back to you. >>> my goodness feeling nice out there and even warmer when you are in the car and that sun hitting the window. >> yeah. last year at this time we had sun mine and that guilty feeli

they cross into argentinian territory. the rest of the fleet waits outside. what is happening is piracy. >> this is pir si, they send the boat across the water. for many, it's another example of the consequences of illegal fishing around the world. a military court in cameroon handed down death assistances to 89 fighters. cameroon reports that 20 boko haram fighters were killed wednesday during a raid in northern nigeria. it was carried out by a multi-nigerian task force. >> the u.n., and union pulled 84 staff members from the mission. ban ki-moon is no longer disputed. the move follows large protests in morocco, those forced to leave included explosive technicians that were moving mines from the area. the mandate was given to it bit the security council. it create peacekeeping missions. what we are seeing is unprecedented. the security council is scared about the reaction, trying to make it seem like a confrontati confrontation, to justify his actions so he can play the role of a victim. >> they'll not withdraw troops from a u.n. peacekeeping mission. jacob

nobody can be in disagreement, but may i suggest that in argentina only argentinians may vote. in france, only french can vote. in the united states, only americans should vote. the problem is that the inhabitants of an unincorporated territories are not part of the united states. granting vote would incorporate them into the body politics of the united states and that might have consequences in terms of the constitution doctrine of incorporation. that would have to be very careful crafted because it would be very oblique way of incorporating puerto rico into the united states with a slight problem that a civil war was fought when people try to go away from the union. in fact it has been written that the theory of territory not incorporation wasn't really motivated to rule the territories perpetuity but quite the contrary. it was some years after the civil war to create the constitutional construct that would allow congress to do away with some of these new territories because they were not part of the united states and could be disposed of without being estate. so so that woul

will meet with the argentina president later today, holding a town hall meeting with the young argentiniansis is the first visit to argentina by a u. s. president since 1997. >>> the president reportedly angered some cuban officials by making a call for free elections in cuba. >> yes, i believe that voters should be able to choose a government free and democratic elections. not everybody agrees with me on this, and not everybody agrees with the american people on this, but i believe that these human rights are universal. >> later president obama met with a group of political dissidents praising them for their courage, and some say the white house is not doing enough to push for human rights as a condition of normalizing relations with cuba.>>> and president obama catches the major league baseball game in havana, seated with the cuban president raul castro for the game between the tampa rays and the cuban national team. 55,000 fans came out to see the game, and accompanied by the widow of jackie robinson, the first time the major league team played in cuba since 1999. and the race won by the

and he will meet with the president later today and hold they town hall meeting with the young argentiniansfirst visit since 1997 by a u. s. president. >>> the president reportedly angered some cuban officials by making a call for free elections in cuba. >> i believe that voters should be able to choose their government and free and democratic elections. [ applause ]. not everybody agrees with me on this, and not everybody agrees with the american people on this. but i believe human rights are universal.>> later president obama met with a group of dissidents praising them for the courage, and some critics say the white house did not do enough to push for human rights and normalizing relations with cuba.>>> the president caught a baseball game in havana, seated with the president castro. 55,000 fans came out to watch the game, and the mlb commissioner was there and the widow of jackie robinson, the first time a major league team is played in cuba its 1999 and the raise won, 4-1. >>> taking world war ii veterans on an all expense paid trip to washington dc. they wanted to locate the veterans

climate change, wage gaps, argentinian dance instructors. here's the talking tree on how the world views trump. >> every leader i meet, they ask what is happening in america, they can't believe it, they are shocked, they don't know where it's taking the united states of america, it upsets people about our steadiness, reliability. to some degree, i must say to you, some of the questions the way they're posed it's clear what's happening to us is an embarrassment to the country. >> after so much terror, this is the world's concern, trump. i don't care what the world thinks, they don't have the best track record. his vague hope and change, lauded for ending the america of old, tired of the world's policemen, obama buried its badge and gun. sure, trump's an impulsive hydrant. can the fear he causes worldwide be worse than obama's aloofness. favoritism toward enemies. dismissal of our own safety all in the service of world acclaim for obama. maybe it's time for us to be the scary guy on the block. that this lunge with a pit bull and bloodshot eyes

but the crowd just ate it up and similarly, they said, this is a new argentinian leader, we are plantingg in latin america, we have ignored it for too long, we are declassifying the cia's bad deeds during the dirty war on the 40th anniversary of the military coup, and we are really making friends in an important continent -- mark: the tango. andrea: the tango. i still want to know whether he really practiced oit and knew it was coming. they say he did not. john: andrea, thank you very much. of next, what it's like to have your court nomination blocked by the united states senate. we will hear from one man's experience more than 10 years ago next. you can listen to us as well on the radio on radio bloomberg. 99.1 f.m. ♪ ♪ mark: back in 2003 after two years of very partisan deadlock, mr. estrada withdrew himself from president bush's supreme court nomination. yesterday estrada spoke with al hunt about obama's supreme court pick who faces similar opposition now. >> i don't think anybody has any doubts about george gar -- judge garland's qualifications. it's pretty much unanimous that by tem

they cross into argentinian territory in search of replied, while the rest of the fleet awaits outside. they said what is happening is piracy. >> this is piracy, turn the boat across the water. they'd rather lose it than pay a fine. >> the investigation is ongoing. for many it's the example of consequences of illegal fishing around the world. >> thousands have been evacuate from hoaxes after flooding in texas and louisiana. floodwaters are up. state of emergency has been declared in 20 countries of texas. and from deweyville andy gallagher reports. >> rescue workers gather in the fog at the edge of deweyville. this is a community submerged. most of the water comes from overflowing reservoir. making this severe flooding. >> i have left the drought here, fires. two hurricanes. this is worse than anything that we have been through. the only way into the community is boat. the extent by the darge and depth of waters. homes, cars and businesses submerged in deep floodwaters. >> it's been more than a week since the flooding began. to give you an idea of how extensive the damage is and how lo

. >> all of the wood in this office is argentinian. it has never been stained. it has never been treated. >> you can see this is in addition. >> it opens on all sides out of the property with high ceilings and skylights. >> i think martha stewart would love this. >> this used to be the stable. and hey locks where the owners kept the horses. >> a dining room leads to the kitchen complete with a breakfast room. we go upstairs to see the sleeping quarters. >> the master bedroom suites -- keeping with the time period, there are hidden closets. if you are going to walk through there, you are overlooking the hayloft. the original owner built this. this pool outside. >> the current homeowner says they have continued to fill the home with european antiques. >> to live here, it will cost you almost $3 million. >> property taxes are about $38,000 per year. >> i love when they have hidden rams. -- hidden rooms. some traditional irish dishes >> that is right. >> what is first? >> the traditional irish dish would be lamb, barley, potatoes, carrots and onions. >> wow. a lot o

pleased tobama: i am join the president at this beautiful memorial of the of the argentinian militarytatorship and the suffering their families and your. mark: it was 40 years ago today that a coup in argentina started military rule. president obama says records determining involvement with argentina's military dictatorship will be declassified. pope francis is visiting a refugee center outside of rome today, washing and kissing the feet of orthodox hindu muslims and catholics. global news 24 hours a day, powered by our 2400 journalists in more than 150 news bureaus around the world. i'm mark crumpton. david: commodity markets closing in new york. choppy trading for gold today ahead of a long weekend. prices paired an earlier loss, sitting around 1221 per troy ounce. close at opening prices, settling just above $39 a barrel. the oil price rep, the worst in three decades, led producers worldwide to reduce drilling. when the energy sector will be the most active for dealmaking, at least according to blackstone's tony james. theory is speaking to erik schatzker last week. >> when oil pri

obama plans to meet with argentinian president, yesterday, he gave an empassioned speech before a large crowd, at havana's grand theater. raoul castro, then watched the baseball game. the tampa bay rays played exhibition game against the cuban national team, and tampa bay won, had-one,. >>> closer to home now, dc mayor mural bowser addressed everything from education to fighting crime in her state of the district address. scores of dc residents came out to arena state last night to hear the speech. some of the highlights include public safety and the minimum wage. the crowd gave mayor bowser a standing ovation when she talked about her plans to close dc general family center. but the mayor failed to mention her appointment of james edward kyle to saint elizabeth hospital. some says he's unqualified for the job. >> a misconduct complaint against the dc judge, now closed. richard robert was accused of sexually assaulting a teenage utah woman, when he was a prosecutor, and she was a witness. utah attorney general, says, they received notice yesterday, that the complaint against judge rober

. >>> president barack obama is in buenos aires where he has met his argentinian counterpart president macri. the visit is expected to increase and strengthen trade between the two nations. we have this update from buenos aires. >> many here are saying that the meeting of barack obama to argentina is historical because it's the first one that happened since 2005, when president george bush visited this country during the summit of the america's. massive protests at the time a time when latin america had shifted towards the left and hue co-chave--hugo chavez wases fighting against what he called empire reallyisem imperialism. argentina is now open for business as many have said in th, both condemned the attacks in bruce he will. barack obama said that the united states is going to fight the islamic state wherever it is. >> the british judge decided a london-based trader who is accused of contributing to th the 2010 wall street crass will be extradited. he traded on the mercantile exchange from his parent's home in london. he used a computer program to spoof markets and let $10 trillion