we begin with a meeting of the 620 due to kick off in buenos aires in argentina. a potential us— china trade rift and president trump's steel and annually on tariffs look still to dominate, one finance minister will be absent from the meeting, japan's ambassador not attending due to political issues at home. himself in the prime minister are under pressure after it was revealed that official documents we re was revealed that official documents were altered by the finance bureau relating to a sale of state plans to school operator which has ties to the prime minister's why. both men say they were not aware about it until this month. but apologised. what did this mean for the prime minister and the economy? what did this mean for the prime minister and the economy7m what did this mean for the prime minister and the economy? it is not likely that the scandal is making the prime minister resign so far but the prime minister resign so far but the election is coming in september so the election is coming in september so if the supporting ratio the prime minister is decl

when he was archbishop of buenos aires he apparently tried to have a pedophile priest acquitted. him when a serious along with god or rather diego maradona the pope is a star his face is everywhere. and yet some refused to share in the sick on a graphical. in the city center we've arranged to meet a group of victims they were abused by priests in the archdiocese appointed serious . they learned pope francis when he was their archbishop says. that all this. he said is the. only rule this is. all that it is that we keep. saying. to me. so that. seems. to have this. even moondog got it i mean for you have. to listen to what that's. that it is. it was you know they don't know. if the motel that if they can't. even you know young kids care to know you know i know. the you know that the only thing i get if you ever get you're going to. be you feel you need somebody want to be with this it's you know. it. has archbishop of buenos aires pope francis was seemingly deaf to the distress of these victims. but apparently it's worse in another case concerning other victims some believe he's wi

as archbishop of buenos aires pope francis was seemingly deaf to the distress of these victims. but apparently it's worse in another case concerning other victims some believe he's willfully trying to divert the course of justice. if the father bras he face the biggest pedophilia scandal in the argentinian church. who you know says are grassy was one of the best known priests in the country very influential and often in the media spotlight. there was a big. he ran a huge orphanage until some of the children there launched a complaint against him for sexual abuse in two thousand and nine he was sentenced to fifteen years in prison still today he's behind bars. but the argentinean church did all in its power to have him acquitted. one public eye a go represented father crossties child victims. a trial spread over fifteen years and opposite him the most renowned attorneys in the land but also the catholic church. see no kit no sent down most in an annual mean this. up but he said oh no leave it was. almost they don't you know that this will take us o.s.c. theda models over what is

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how will this affect the g20 talks in buenos aires? more on that next.nd will will you will will will will will will will will will betty: this is daybreak asia in new york. david: the u.s. treasury undersecretary for international affairs says he misspoke when he told a conference that the u.s. -china, hence of economic that she says that has not been a decision on the future of the stocks. >> the overall point that we want to come through is that countries have to work together toward market orientation. one of the concerns i raised here is china has moved away from liberalization. as we look at their state owned enterprises, more and more that activity is subsidized and is going into overcapacity. we have seen the recent examples of steel and aluminum with one of the world's biggest producers. they are using subsidized financing and state owned enterprises for the production. it is important for the world to keep moving forward in a market orientation. michael: muir crichlow china morning, suggesting something hit -- you were critical of china's one,

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one of them over again if you're exploring buenos aires you have to visit one of the many historical and traditional cafes in the city of now or in cafes or tony it's the oldest café in argentina at the thirty it's a cafe mustn't be with us you want to say this. isn't the end of the scene it's one hundred sixty years of existence many presidents artists and international authorities have sat at these tables when he was still living in argentina the pope drink coffee here. that's the city of buenos aires has more than three million residents and the metropolitan region more than twelve million it's one of the largest in latin america. say one of the our tour continues and one of the best known districts or gaudio is. once an immigrant district and now one of the most attractive places for tourists because of its street. life and traditions . with opinions. when i look at it that among the things that makes a book i unique are the vibrant colors of its buildings. and you know the tango the world but here's a secret only a few people here really know how to dance it. that same with now

g20 finance ministers and central bankers are meeting in buenos aires.has a very special guest. mike? mike: thank you, david. is topicl outlook number one for the foreign ministers of together today, and we have a special guest. he is a secretary-general of the organization of economic development. out with thecome strongest global growth forecast in 10 years, 3.9%. what are the risks of that and let continue? >> we hope, but it will only putsnuewhat are the risks of tr stability is left on the monetary policy side is applied. there is very little room on the fiscal policy side because everybody wants to reduce the debt and deficits. so, the question is, go for the structural change? that means education, innovation, that means more competition, and better relations, and also flexibility in the labor markets, flexibility in the product markets. r&d efforts, how you deal with your university system, how you deal with your banking system, how you deal with the education system. these other things that will keep the growth going. skills, skills, skills, res

a few of the city of buenos aires has more than three million residents and the metropolitan region morethan twelve million it's one of the largest in latin america. say one of the our tour continues in one of the best known districts or body knows. once an immigrant district and now one of the most attractive places for tourists because of its street life and traditions. and with opinions. when i look at it that among the things that makes our book are unique so not. vibrant colors of its buildings which are many of them are made of timber and scrap iron from old ships a lot of fun fuels. when there is a good one here you can see another major tradition in argentina in vienna and the tango of the world but here's a secret that only a few people here really know how to dance it. is. the same one of the now it's on to the city's hipster districts were in color more so for a show from the body zero whose name refers to the famous new york neighborhood and if they were out of it used to be a working class district if you have to sign off on the i think window now you'll find all sorts of re

michael mckee, bloomberg, buenos aires.uch to look ahead to this weekend, whether it is the g20 meeting or the fed decision. stephen joins us this morning. happy monday. let's talk about your concerns about trade or lack of concerns around trade. where do you start to think about material significant increase in protectionism and what that means for your investment? >> it's good to see that steve has still got a job. this is a long story. it's not going to play out overnight. i am not looking for a great deal to happen at the g20. we are in a new phase. that means globalization has reached its zenith, and we are retreating from it, not just in the u.s., but brexit as well. over a period of time, that acts as a drag on trade growth. once you look at fireworks in the individual meetings -- the bloomberge on this morning talking about how trade data, a lot of administrations gave very agitated around trade data and trade deficits, but actually saying a lot of the problem is the data does not reflect the import and export 70 ma

when need to take you to buenos aires.ven mnuchin is holding a news conference at the g20 summit. >> can you give us a sense, you have said canada and mexico will be exempted. how many other countries might be exempted? >> those conversations are ongoing. i can't give you any specific comments about the number of countries. i have been in touch with secretary ross on this issue. i had productive discussions with several counterparts. we look forward to the president making a decision quickly. paul caron and. please raise your hand. a number of countries share the view that we would like to see china move into market friendly reforms. that topicseem like was discussed much at this meeting. guess, what we have heard, he the u.s. is taking the my way or the highway approach. is that the case? yeah. >> i think the answer is, we did have conversations in one by one meetings. i had 15 private meetings over two days. i would say absolutely not on the comment of my way or the highway. i have said this to my colleagues. we have bee

at the center of the counter inquiry commissioned by the pope when he was archbishop of buenos aires is the counter boy. the main victim of prophecy. since the case blew up in the early two thousand it's the first time he's agreed to talk to reporters. he wants to remain anonymous because he's still afraid of reprisals. but soon i mean i say ok i mean that's it i hear it legal i hear it. now nationally custom on global us out of all of us a show of course us post office an island. also said us. but i guess one thing that's all we have in the us or. did the two of the here keep keep can says this to stephen. as i said well in the midst of the long. asian little trip ok see first. let's see and then i want to know they go. very uneasy as you can make. a list of all of. the pope has never publicly commented on the grassy case. for eight months we tried to get an interview with the holy father dozens of requests all refused. so at the vatican we tried to meet his holiness. he was to hold a public audience on st peter's square. we want to give folks francis a letter with all our questions

in december, at the final match of the argentine open in buenos aires, one team rode clones, while thehe merits of cloning as it was a sporting contest. out of more than 850 professional polo players, argentine native adolfo cambiaso, wearing the blue and white helmet and the jersey marked number one, is the best player in the world. he's held that ranking for 22 years, and is now leading a cloning revolution. he's cloning his best horses; the one he's riding is a clone. he's competing on them-- and winning. when you're on one of the clones playing, is there a special feeling? knowing that, you know, this is something that was your idea, you brought it to life-- >> cambiaso: yeah. in this stage of my career-- the last couple of years for me to play and prove that the clone works and play with cuarteteras and everything is an extra motivation for myself, for sure. >> stahl: i don't know that you need extra motivation. >> cambiaso: yeah, i do. i do. >> stahl: he's created 14 clones of cuartetera, his very best horse, a 17-year-old mare who is fast, easy to direct and can turn on a dime.

. ♪ >> world financial leaders just wrapped up their annual summit in buenos aires. policy makers last hour saying the u.s. is not afraid of a trade war. tell us more about what he said in the pushback from attendees? >> we know there was a lot of pushback because the attendees all told us that they did not sign on to the administrations trade agenda. the idea that turning inward would hurt the global economy. in his closing press conference, the treasury secretary said the u.s. would go it alone because it is a trading nation that should be treated fairly. the administration is going to ensure that. that was the message they heard last year and they heard it again this year. if they have to act alone they will act alone. >> all eyes are on the new fed chair as jay powell makes his debut. will the central bank open the door to for bright hikes in 2018? point mood and the fed gets more hawkish. and onebetween 1.5 point 75%. the dot clock.is one. move away from for rate hikes. the median moves up to 2.9%. 20, two more. -- in 2020, two more. >> today's decision is anoth

francine: investors will gather in buenos aires. ecretary could face some frosty reception as the g20 summit is inspected to provide an opportunity for the international community to air their grievances against president trump's steel and aluminum tariffs. >> china points in its recent history has moved toward markets. they have joined international institutions and they were allowing market pricing within their own economy but in recent years, that has stalled or even reversed. that is a concern for the world because it means the world cannot grow as fast as it should. francine: during us now from buenos aires is michael mckee. michael, that was a great interview. is on a the focus possible trade war between the u.s. and china. can it turn ugly at the g20 or is there another forum? it certainly could turn ugly because the chinese are here as well. not just a chilly reception but steve mnuchin is the man in the hot seat because the tariffs are so unpopular with other members of the g20. is to try to turn the anger toward china, prod

michael mckee caught up with several of the g20 summit in when osiris. -- in buenos aires .>> nobodywar. everybody is looking at the way to bridge the gap and to find common terms, common community on trade. we are in a very delicate moment. we need to prepare a possible response to american measures and the eu's is preparing for that. we think it is best to avoid any kind of escalation. we must absolutely avoid trade wars. the climate here is a polite climate. we are trying to work -- >> trying to, but are you finding common ground with the trump administration? >> that is not that easy if i look at the measures. we cannot agree with that. my colleague, the commissioner of trade, will be tomorrow and the day after in washington because we think it should not be applied to the eu. we hope to find solutions through dialogue which is the best way to deal with that. we also know it is a global case, that this should be solved globally and not through those kinds of measures. the best way is to find a way to dialogue and have a global response to this problem of overcapacities, which is

the agenda when finance chiefs from the world's biggest economies meet in the argentine capital buenos airesrow. this week the trump administration raised the temperature with china again — demanding a $100bn cut in beijing's trade surplus with the us. it also turned its attention to india — complaining to the world trade organization about export subsidies to indian exporters worth an estimated $7 billion a year and there's just a week to go until us tariffs of 25% on imported steel and 10% on imported aluminium come into force — potentially hitting suppliers across asia and europe. since they were first announced at the beginning of the month — global stock markets have been rattled as investors try to assess the potential damage — despite the eu and china trying to play down fears of a trade war in recent days. translation: we believe that china and the united states can use friendly consultations to resolve our disputes. we have the good faith to do it this way. however, history shows trade wars are in nobody‘s interests, but china is willing to protect its legitimate rights if something

investigations would lead us all the way to pope francis who revealed how when he was archbishop of buenos aires he tried to influence the argentine justice department. to sunday that. list was the out in the night and think of the past few. investigated the mysteries of the church where on the altar of truth god's law seems to prevail over that of man. our inquiry into the international transfers of priests accused of pedophilia begins in the united states. where in chicago in the shadow of this cathedral too would disappear a unique kind of protest. itself. or it's you know it's not all are victims of pedophile priests. in their hands portraits of venice children when they were abused. in the us sixteen thousand people have already launched complaints for sexual abuse against catholic priests. these victims have joined forces for the annual conference of their support group smout survivors network of those abused by priests. oh everybody. great to see you again and i think it looks like we've got a bigger group than last year which is even better news so how many of you are here for the first

hosting like in hamburg he's the new german finance minister and there's a tough agenda for the buenos aires summit concerns about free trade in the face of u.s. president donald trump's announced tariffs on steel and many m. and fears of a trade war but this solidarity two at a meeting in his argentinean counterpart nicholas two hundred nay agreed that they needed to do all they could to prevent the us introducing the tariffs. is a mist clearly of no hellen to anyone and even if it seems a promising idea of first it ultimately leads to economic disadvantages so we hope that all the efforts we're now putting in will help us find some sensible solutions to. free and fair trade is the main theme at this year's meeting of the top twenty economic powers and it's being held in a country which itself was long isolated from world markets argentina is now focused on opening up its economy and hopes the g twenty presidency will help this . other key issues include taxation of large tech companies like google and facebook the e.u. commission is considering introducing a three percent sales tax in euro

the g20 gathering of finance ministers kicks off in buenos aires against a backdrop of global trade tensionsina trade rift and president trump's steel and aluminium tariffs. one finance minister will be absent from the meeting however — japanese finance taro aso — he's not attending due to political issues at home. quickly before we go, a look at the financial markets. the apple suppliers are having a tough session today and you can see that japan has dropped and a strong yen not helping either. shares down over i%. japan display over 3.4%. i will see you in a minute. much of the uk has been in the midst of a second significant snowfall of the winter. a new weather alert is now in place in parts of southern england and south wales where more snow is expected. dozens of cars have been stranded in devon overnight and nearly 250 schools in the county will be closed today. snowstorms and snowdrift. strong winds causing blizzard conditions making driving treacherous. in the north—west, snow gates on the a66 remain closed between cumbria and county durham. just getting outside the front door in ne

this is river plate's estadio monumental, in buenos aires.rld, including one from carlos tevez. the former manchester united and juventus striker bought a football table of la bombonera, home of his beloved boca juniors. it is just hard to it isjust hard to imagine it is just hard to imagine who has the patience. there is much more of all today's stories on our website. from all the team here for now, it is goodbye. good morning. it has been a bit of a rollercoaster start to spring. this weekend, we could see some of the warmest air of the year so far. but, whilst we finished yesterday with some clear skies around, those clear skies overnight will lead to a frosty start to friday morning. so a cold start, but a bright start across many areas. we've got some rain and snow flurries across the highlands of scotland, and any early brightness will be hazy sunshine towards the channel islands, devon and cornwall. and that cloud will drift its way northwards, turning the sunshine hazy through the morning across other southern areas. best of the suns

betty: i will be live in buenos aires. the trade minister meeting. of the agenda, trade tension. this is bloomberg. ♪ ♪ sydney. am haidi lun in mark: i am betty liu in new york. it is a big week for the fed, new chairman takes his first meeting. jay powell is in the spotlight with investors wanting to know if they will see three or four rate hikes. is it three or four? our policy editor kathleen hays. we are always asking for the answers. we get clues, not answers. kathleen: we will get answers because this is an important meeting first of all because jay .owell is reciting -- presiding and also the first time he holds the so important post meeting press conference, an hour of all kinds of questions from every reporter trying to get every thing out of him on the rates and economy and more. we will not talk more about if there is a rate hike because it is considered a done deal at this time. if you look here on the wirp, chances are about 100% they will hike the rate. they will put out their new summary of economic projections. what is growth going to

. -- in buenos aires.stralia has got an extension from steel and aluminum tariffs, how concerned are you that this could read -- lead to trade disruptions or a trade war? >> we have a free-trade soaignments -- arrangements i'm not surprisingly, we have a typical arrangement. -- a reciprocal arrangements. we welcome that with no strings attached. it's a good outcome for us to really about the product of how we do business. more broadly, i think it's a matter of taking one's head to ensure there is an spillover effects that are damaging more broadly. more to theerning wider community and we just need to make sure that we keep cool heads in the room. the u.s. is preparing to launch tariffs against china for international property theft -- intellectual property theft. where does that leave australia? quacks just maintaining dialogue with all the players on this and ensuring that we remain focused on what is truly his interest are ultimately. there clearly are some issues between some of these major players and

g20 finance ministers and central bankers are gathering in window buenos aires.n finance minister today. lease of a broader wicks -- lisa abramowicz is in for tom keene. pimm fox adjoins a conversation with lisa from 9:00 to 10:00. it can be heard in boston, the bay area, and all across the the united states on sirius xm radio. this is bloomberg. ♪ kailey: this is "bloomberg daybreak." i'm kailey leinz in this is the hewlett-packard enterprise greenroom. ,oming up later today republican representative dave brat virginia. ♪ g20 finance ministers and central bankers are gathered in buenos aires. michael mckee is there with them and he is italy's. pablo cap on. we are the italian minister of the economy and finance. thank you for joining us today. >> happy to be here. michael: you have been through these meetings for many years. do you see the g20 as divided as it is today over the issue of trade in the past? >> not on the issue of trade, maybe on other issues there have been divisions. i would not qualify the current situation as divisive rather than different poin

investigations would lead us all the way to pope francis to reveal how when he was archbishop of buenos aires he tried to influence the argentine justice department. contract for something really nasty he. investigated the mysteries of the church where on the altar of truth god's law seems prevailed over that of a myth. our inquiry into the international transfers of priests accused of pedophilia begins in the united states. where in chicago in the shadow of this cathedral to would just have very unique kind of protest. there it's. all are victims of pedophile priests. in their hands portraits of venice children when they were abused. in the us sixteen thousand people have already launched complaints for sexual abuse against catholic priests. these victims have joined forces for the annual conference of their support group smattering survivors network of those abused by priests. oh boy. it's great to see you again. and i think it looks like we've got a bigger group than last year which is even better news so how many of you are here for the first time. remember that all of us here are survivo

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one of them over again if you're exploring buenos aires you have to visit one of the many historical and traditional cafes in the city of now or in cafes or tony it's the oldest cafe in argentina at the burnie it's a cafe must and you would if you want to say this. is a simple system it's one hundred sixty years of existence many presidents artists and international authorities have sat at these tables when he was still living in argentina the pope drink coffee here. a few of the city of cyrus has more than three million residents in the metropolitan region of more than twelve million it's one of the largest in latin america. say one of the our tour continues in one of the best known districts or body of. once an immigrant district and now one of the most attractive places for tourists because of its street life and traditions like i can with what opinions are. when i look at it that among the things that makes a book a unique so my. the vibrant colors of its buildings many of them are made of timber and scrap iron from old ships of something. when there is a good one here you can se

the g20 gathering of finance ministers kicks off in buenos aires against a backdrop of global trade tensionserns over a potential us—china trade rift and president trump's steel and aluminium tariffs. facebook and a us data firm, cambridge analytica, have been accused of gathering information from 50 million profiles without consent. although facebook has suspended cambridge analytica from its platform, the social media giant's chief executive, mark zuckerberg, is facing mounting pressure on both sides of the atlantic. dave lee reports from silicon valley. facebook may be something of a tourist attraction here but for many, this place now represents something else. the company that has enabled the collection of personal data that was then used for political propaganda. its latest problems are because of information allegedly obtained by cambridge analytica — the firm widely credited with helping donald trump win the presidency. reports claim details of around 50 million profiles were gathered without the users' explicit consent. both facebook and cambridge analytica deny any wrongdoing. but

twenty group of nations kicked off a meeting today in buenos aires argentina the leaders will race through an agenda full of tough issues including those issues related to those terrorists we just spoke about german chancellor angela merkel and chinese president xi jinping reported plan to use this summit to push a multilateral response to level out global overproduction of steel germany is also working with host nation argentina on a resolution that reaffirms the importance of quote the rules based international trading system while not directly criticizing mr trump the issue of crypto currency is waltz will be discussed by the policymakers ahead of the meeting the brazilian central bank told forbes that quote all of us are in favor of the technologies however as in the past the g twenty is expected to take a leadership role in establishing general parameters for financial reforms and may do so with regard to crypto currency. the former south african president jacob zuma is now facing some seven hundred eighty counts of corruption fraud racketeering and money laundering just weeks after h

the agenda when finance chiefs from the world's biggest economies meet in the argentine capital buenos airesweekend. this week the trump administration raised the temperature with china again — demanding a $100 billion cut in beijing's trade surplus with the us. it also turned its attention to india, complaining to the world trade 0rganisation about export subsidies to indian exporters worth an estimated $7 billion a year. that's what he reckons, anyway. and there's just a week to go until us tariffs of 25% on imported steel and 10% on imported aluminium come into force. many countries are seeking exemptions to stop any damage to their economies. since they were first announced at the beginning of the month, global stock markets have been confused as investors try to assess the potential damage as the european union and others threaten to retaliate against those us tariffs. chris watling is the chief executive of the global consultancy longview economics. thanks for joining us. just thanks forjoining us. just to get the short for you first. we have a raft of demands from donald trump, but it

twenty group of nations kicked off a meeting today in buenos aires argentina the leaders will race through an agenda full of tough issues including those issues related to those terrorists we just spoke about german chancellor angela merkel and chinese president xi jinping reportedly planned to use this summit to push a multilateral response to level out global overproduction of steel germany is also working with host nation argentina on a resolution that reaffirms the importance of quote the rules based international trading system while not directly criticizing mr trump the issue of crypto currency is also be discussed by the policymakers ahead of the meeting the brazilian central bank told forbes that quote all of us are in favor of the technologies however as in the past the g twenty is expected to take a leadership role in establishing general parameters for financial reforms and may do so with regard to crypto currency. the former south african president jacob zuma is now facing some seven hundred eighty counts of corruption fraud racketeering and money laundering just weeks after he

puerto vallarta. >> si. ♪ >> cancÚn >> no estÁ. >> no. >> san salvador. >> si estÁ. ♪ >>buenos aires.. karla: hablamos en vivo con la primera mujer indocumentada en convertirse en trabajadora en el senado de california. ana: miren nada mÁs estos emojis no se pierdan las curiosidades mÁs divertidas de la boda real. ♪ francisca:. seguimos con mÁs. karla: varios portales han dicho que francisca elimina una foto sensual que tenÍan sus cuentas en vestido de baÑo, aclÁranos que fue lo que pasÓ. francisca: yo cuando leÍ eso dije me hackearon la cuenta. es esta foto que yo puse el domingo yo no eliminÉ la foto, ya la compartÍ porque estaba el domingo en la piscina y esa fue en el instagram storie y eso se va a las 24 horas, se borran solas, no fue que yo borrÉ una foto porque para empezar si yo supiera que hubiera sido malo no la pongo. los portales a veces exageran porque yo pensÉ que te habÍas arrepentido. y ademÁs se ve bien chula. que dramÁticos, por exceso de sensualidad. ♪ imagÍnate yo con un cuello tortuga en la alberca. karla: aquÍ va uno que es un chisme bueno, todo parece que justin

paraguayan into the far south of brazil rio will see some rain but it should be fine further south in buenos aires to train and equip the opposition in syria so they can help push back these terms the people in power investigates how the us supplies soviet style weapons to its allies through private companies. wash their hands and say well we didn't know where it was so weapon that was supplied by the us government may well end up being pointed at us soldiers. america's gun secret pipeline to syria this time on al jazeera. again you're watching al-jazeera mind of our top stories this hour the u.s. imposes new sanctions on russia targeting more than a dozen people who are trying to influence the twenty sixteen presidential election champ administrations threatening to keep tough policies in place until moscow changes its behavior russia has vowed to return. to the thousands of people have fled eastern goods in what's believed to be the largest exodus and one day in syria's seven year war most of the town of comedy which has been at the center of heavy fighting between rebels and government forces.

paraguayan into the far south of brazil rio will see some rain but it should be fine further south in buenos aires. the scene for us whether online what is american sign in yemen that piece is always possible but not what happens not because the situation is complicated but because no one cares or if you join us on set there are people that little choosing between buying medication eating basis is a dialogue i want to get in one more comment because this is someone who's an activist and just posted a story join the global conversation at this time on al-jazeera. the nature news as it breaks it's estimated ten million children of school age are still roaming the streets of baghdad with details coverage children what i'm off base and number of serious problems from chronic child malnutrition to extreme poverty from around the world should one is last us lawsuit in two thousand and ten by then he'd spent more than twenty million dollars in legal fees. this is al-jazeera. hello i'm daryn jordan this is the al-jazeera news law you from coming up in the next sixty minutes. we're going to be tough on rus

michael mckee, bloomberg, buenos aires. betty: that was mike mckee on the g20 talks.line looming in washington, unless lawmakers agree on a spending bill by friday, the government is going to shut down again. let's cross over to d.c. and speak to a policy analyst, terry haines. at it again? >> it is a gifted that keeps on giving. [laughter] yvonne: indeed. are we going to become numb to this? what could be the fallout if we get to the point of another shutdown? a marketom perspective, i think the markets are already pretty numb to it. my view is that we are 90% no shutdown. the difference between mid-march and mid-january when we did have a brief shutdown in washington is that democrats have pretty much given up on trying to leverage the spending bill. on dreamers, republicans have given up on trying to leverage it for additional border security. both parties trying to come together before the end of the week and figure something out. i think it is very likely they will. betty: if they figure something it going to be -- for how long is the question? are we going to be

america looking fine across much apparel quite rio seeing one to two showers should be sunny in buenos aires highs twenty seven. in a country beset by poverty and lack of infrastructure. sometimes we risk our lives in taking the throats miscarriage of saving lives is a dangerous job it's a vaccine so it's only good for twenty four hours there are patients waiting for his mother since we must be in pain lifestar threats and so we can go one of the gang stops some vehicles on the road at that point it would work for them risking it all guinea at this time on al jazeera. welcome back a quick recap of the top stories this hour syrian activists have released video of what they say appears to be phosphorous bombs being dropped on eastern guta a crime that happened in the town of moriah eighty eight people were killed in the region on wednesday and another day of aerial bombardment. the minimum age for buying rifles to be raised to twenty one in the u.s. state of florida part of a package of gun safety reforms approved by politicians after seventeen people were killed last month in a school shootin

>> buenos aires. >> jimmy: what do you do there?in london. >> jimmy: oh, all right. well, okay. so you moved from argentina to london. >> yes. >> jimmy: why? >> because i wanted to study visual arts. >> jimmy: and are you studying visual arts? >> yes. >> jimmy: do y >> yes. >> jimmy: what do you do for a living? >> i'm a receptionist. >> jimmy: what sort of a place? >> the the hotel in london. >> jimmy: in a hotel. is that a nice hotel? >> yes. >> jimmy: is it like a big fancy hotel? >> it is. >> jimmy: so this must be quite a transition for you. >> i know. >> jimmy: all right, all right. hi there. how are you? sorry, there are hooligans behind you. our next conhe is theant. >> i never met anyone named branton. what do you do? i fix machines. >> jimmy: you work with your hands then. >> yeah, yeah. >> jimmy: do you know much about the city of los angeles? >> a little bit. >> jimmy: what about you? do you know much about our city? >> i do. >> jimmy: this is what you're playing for. you're playing for a newly renovated king suite at th

zproip we also have our michael mckee in buenos aires where we talk china and tariffs. let's get straight to news. here's taylor. taylor: you mentioned the trump administration plans to impose heavy tariffs on chinese products as early as this week. according to people familiar with the matter, the u.s. wants to crack down on what it sees as intellectual property theft from american businesses. companies from amazon to wal-mart warn the ad many that a crackdown on chinese products could hurt the economy. in china, the president has begun his second term with a warning to taiwan. in a speech to the national parliament, ji says china has the capability to stop any attempt to formal isles the island independence. ji xi comes a few days after high-level official visits to taiwan. economists surveyed by bloomberg say fed chairman jerome powell and his colleagues will end up raising interest rates four times this year, but they say policy makers are unlikely to signal at this week's meeting. the fed's open market committee begins its two-day meeting today and will issue a sta

financial leaders and central bankers are heading for point of cyrus -- buenos aires.thing from cryptocurrencies to trade with president trump's tariffs likely to cause debate. is there for us, covering this meeting. you suggested steve mnuchin reception a frosty when he arrives, and that appears to be the case today. mike: yes. he was on the hot seat as part of his chilly reception. minister after minister confronted the treasury secretary, we are told, over the plans to turn toward trade protectionism. aade is not officially subject on the agenda here, but as part of their discussion about global economies, there were many complaints the u.s. might be risking a trade war. during the general session, mnuchin tried to turn the focus to china and its trade practices, but other ministers resisted, saying china may have a problem with steel overcapacity, but protectionism is not the answer. described as cordial but frank. it appears nothing has changed since the g20 last year. during mnuchin is on the outside looking in when it comes to the g20. betty: trade is not the on