in buenos aires, we will work together. we will continue to seek ways to block terrorist travel and cut off the flow of money. and the nexus between transinternational crime and terrorism and we will also be making additional announcements in buenos aires. stay tuned. one of the lessons a quarter century ago is no country is safe from terrorism. we all have a stake of ridding the world of the scourge. the only way to secure ourselves and prevent more victims like sebastian, uchevski and others is working on joint security and confronting terrorism honestly. thank you all. [ applause ] >> first, thank you very much for those poignant remarks and for being with us today. ambassador oris de roa and thank you, ambassador sales for the info on hezbollah's activities. 25 years later we can do something about it and thank you for sharing it with us. i want to add my welcome to many ambassadors and diplomats from latin america and elsewhere here today and especially welcome benjamin craft, ambassador from israel. not only was the j

jewish community center in buenos aires, argentina, in july, 1994, and expressing the concern of the united states regarding the continuing 25-year long delay in the resolution of this case and encouraging accountability for the attack. the speaker pro tempore: pursuant to the rule, the gentleman from new york, mr. engel, and the gentleman from south carolina, mr. wilson, each will control 20 minutes. the chair recognizes the gentleman from new york, mr. engel. mr. engel: mr. speaker, i yield myself as much time as i may consume. the speaker pro tempore: without objection. mr. engel: mr. speaker, i rise in strong support of h.res. 441, a resolution condemning the attack on the ama jewish community center of buenos aires, argentina, in july, 1994, 25 years ago this month. i've been to that community center. it is a vibrant community center. and it was a horrific bombing that happened 25 years ago. first of all, i'd like to thank mr. deutch for authoring this resolution and for his years of leadership advocating for justice for the victims of the ama bombing. in july of 1994, the ama j

he make roberto people who founded it in buenos aires 50 years ago it makes hinges for folks work in trucks and while he supports the lifting of trade barriers with the e.u. he does have some misgivings. we need to look very carefully at the impact it will have on national laws on the tax system and on investment in the country. we should see how we can get the technology necessary to compete effectively who believe that one bit too windy. is a former trade official who now works as a consultant and professor he welcomes the trade agreement but believes the benefits are not equally weighted and that the e.u. stands to profit disproportionately. in this process in my opinion marcos who has made more concessions than the european union has and that applies to goods services government contracts investments and intellectual property that. you learn to complete analysis will only be possible when we have the details and they're going to come on top of that. while opinion on the ground is mixed argentina's government has high hopes that the deal will spur job creation and development for

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president meet in windows ra's -- buenos aires. comingotiatators to washington for a final round of talks. but things never go that smoothly when it comes to donald trump. he suddenly announces a new tariff hike on chinese goods and even threatens to charge duties on all chinese products that the u.s. buys. a few days later, relatitions betwtween the two countries deteriorate further. the united states takes aim at the chinese telecom giant huawei and blacklists it from doing business witith u.s. companies. there is now a new angle to the trade war and many fear the start of a tech cold war. now the latest on the pro-democracy movement in hong kong. early this tuesday, hundreds of protesters disrupted trade services, causing commuter chaos . activists blocking doors duririg the morning rush-hour is adding to the pressure on the authoritieies afterer two m monf increasingly violent demonstrations. first, people protested against in a traditional law, but now they also want carrie lam to resign. there have been reports -- complaints

that killed 85 people mike pompeo making the announcement in buenos aires >> the state department'sewards for justice program is offering up to $7 million for information leading to his identification or his arrest and the united states department of treasury is also designating salman as a specialcally decision nated global terrorist which denies him access to the united states financial system >> reporter: angela merkel reiterating the eu's long held stance it will not renegotiate the brexit agreement it struck with theresa may it could be redefined but indicated no readiness to budge on the basic divorce deal. >>> nissan is recalling nearly 91,000 titan pickup trucks electrical issues could cause the engine to stall. model years 2017 through 2019. that's the cnbc news update at this hour. melissa, back over to you. >> frank, thank you, frank holland. >>> microsoft hitting a new all-time high after quarterly results topped analyst estimates. the tech giant reporting its ninth straight quarter of double digit annualized revenue growth. i'll look at my notes carefully. >> please do

the report from buenos aires says the mission has been taken around the world. >> truth and justice haveeen the main objective of the forensic team. that is why they work to shed light on what happened to the thousands of people disappeared during argentina's dirty war over 40 years ago. >> we are taking samples from the relatives and will create forms that we can compare with the bone samples we have. 1986e team was created in when they began the exclamations of many unmarked grave in the country, but leaving they could well contain unidentified the from forced disappearances. the forensic team believes they can help the relatives find justice, but also some type of closure. they are working to identify the remains in this boxes. there are allegedly 600 remains of those who went missing in the 1970's and 1980's. their expertise has taken him to 55 countries, including south africa, columbia, and mexico, where e they attempt to help relatives find remains of their loved ones. they use remote cameras -- infrared cameras to find grades in their investigations. >> the main change we introdu

natalio cosoy is in buenos aires. telus people are preparing to watch this?e to watch directly at the eclipse. the eclipse is now almost full as you said but it is now covered by clouds here. nevertheless people who came here and pick the glasses were able to look at the eclipse when it was a bit less covered. and enjoyed it and some were very enthusiastic about it. they are still waiting to see if they can catch a glimpse of the full coverage of the sun. how long did it go on for? well, it started about one hour ago and it is committed to last for about another hour. and it commanded a lot of interest here. not only in one osiris, the capital city but mainly the province of bonus areas and other provinces in the country where you could guarantee to be able to see the eclipse in full and very clearly. and it brought a lot of tourism to argentina, especially to those provinces. actually a group of sizes from this material went the province of san luis to have a look and scientist from the american mit, massachusetts institute of technology commit went to the p

will get wet for the constant of south america things are warming up at last in argentina 14 for buenos aires. one of the last remaining ancient forests in southeast asia is a lifeline to hundreds of lumberjacks and drive as. we follow that treacherous journey as they walk through extreme conditions. together and transport this dangerous but precious cargo risking it all. on al-jazeera. tibetan culture of dance thrives here every day generations of tibetans continue to embrace and they'd take their cultural heritage it's a reminder of who they are and whether. this is a suburb of the capital new delhi to better serve the refugees here since 964 buttons here have been defined as migrants are not refugees because india hasn't signed up to the 1951 un convention on refugees so tibetans here have been able to access the indian welfare system so they become self-sufficient setting up their own businesses and looking for work independently but for some it's not enough. this is al jazeera. hello from doha everyone i'm come on santa maria and this is the news hour from al-jazeera tensions are high in

we have more on this story from buenos aires.orter: the united nations said the report is based on over 500 interviews that took place not only in venezuela but also outside and they were carried out by united nations, human rights representatives in the country and also the former chilean president. it is not only extrajudicial killings carried out by security forces mostly in poor neighborhoods. this report says those operations where anti-crime operations -- they are also saying they use the force took her tail. it also talks about the rule of law in venezuela saying the opposition had been neutralized and criminalized and also saying institutional checks and balances have been dismantled in venezuela today. this report comes out just as it is being discussed, the death of a navy captain in court. he passed out. apparently he was beaten and tortured. this is what his lawyers are saying. they shocked not only the opposition and human rights groups, but also the world. for human rights groups they are saying this shows the cultu

the day's other match was played in buenos aires, where argentina have lost 20—16 to new zealand. now, you can keep up—to—date with all the stories we are covering, and we will have plenty more on the top story, of course, the seizure of a british oil tanker by the iranian authorities. so, do get in touch with us on that, you can reach me on twitter. just a reminder of the top story, before we 90, reminder of the top story, before we go, britain's foreign secretary jeremy hunt has said the seizing of auk jeremy hunt has said the seizing of a ukflight jeremy hunt has said the seizing of a uk flight tanker by iran raises serious questions about the security of british and international shipping in the strait of hormuz. goodbye for now. it has been a day of real contrast out there with the weather today, for many of us, beautiful blue warm weather, this was the picture earlier on, but we have also had some big shower cloud, big heavy downpours and some thunderstorms, this picture was taken in lincolnshire early on, lying surface water, big old thunderstorms. no showers across eastern

jamaica will get wet for the constant of south america things are warming up at last in argentina 45 buenos aires. one of the last remaining ancient forests in southeast asia is a lifeline to hundreds of lumber jacks and drive as. we follow that treacherous journey as they walk through extreme conditions. to gather and transport this dangerous but precious cargo risking it all. on al-jazeera. hello again i'm just. a reminder about top stories this hour tensions are high in the strait of hormuz after iranian revolutionary guard corps boats approached a british oil tanker and asked it to stop this comes just days after u.k. royal marines seized in a rainy an oil tanker forces in the gibraltar. persons about today and the u.s. has resigned days after a leak of u.k. diplomatic cables in which he describes the administration of donald trump as inept says it was impossible for him to stay on after he was slammed by trump on twitter . and a guatemalan lover has told us politicians that her infant daughter died after receiving corps medical care while in the custody of american border patrol officials sh

victory for the springboks argentina and new zealand have kicked off in the 2nd match of the day in buenos aires. and australia are into the final of the netball world cup after just ageing south africa 5553 australia's goal shooter caitlin thwaites helping seal the winners she made all 30 of her attempts on go astray of the defending champions and go into the final as hot favorites having already won the title 11 times they will play arch rivals new zealand in the final after the kiwis beat hosts england $4745.00 norway's cost involved home has won the men's 400 meter hurdles at the diamond league event in london in a world lead time of 47.12 seconds on the women's 100 meter hurdles race jamaican danielle william set a national record and a new personal best the she won by 2 tenths of the sick. imagine waiting 11 years to receive your elin pick medal that's what happened to british javelin thrower goal the sayers on saturday she finally got a bronze medal from the 2008 olympics in a special ceremony at the anniversary games in london says finished 4th in beijing but was upgraded after russian a

significantly colder than normal in fact it's been on the news that the provisions being taken in buenos aires and it's also windies as some wind chill to contend with but it does come into the summer. up past the equator and we're talking about a much quieter time the caribbean there are some big shasta around the happened recently in haiti there are again in haiti and in cuba and i have been to florida and they've been concentrating to some degree in mexico that are all that many around me in mexico in the forecast if anything they're dying out but still to cuba and possibly for haiti the other. the weather sponsored by cattle and ways. july on al-jazeera will the conservative new democracy be victorious in the snap elections we bring you the latest as greece votes a new documentary examines the use of modern technology and policing its impact on individual rights and civil society on the 50th anniversary of be apollo 11 lunar landing we look back at the 1st human steps on a loop and an ancient statue of apollo disappears in gaza a stunning archaeological mystery unfolding witnessed 2nd roun

albert: ya me gustarÍa estar en chile o en buenos aires porque se podrÁ ver en su esplendor.ue mucha precauciÓn. >> hacia el norte tenemos tormentas residuales y hacia el sur se destacan tormentas y aguaceros para la zona del panhandle de texas que dejarÁn poca lluvia. y el eclipse serÁ cerca del mediodÍa y la línea blanca nos muestra la trayectoria por encima de chile camine buenos aires. en la zona de argentina terminara el eclipse a primera hora de la tarde. hacia las zonas mÁs montaÑosas costará mÁs por las nubes que están asociadas al calor. bÁrbara es huracÁn y se mueve afectando las cifras hawaianas. nosotros disfrutaremos de un 4 de julio despejado y muy caluroso y tormentoso. >> a mÍ me encantan los fuegos artificiales. >> hoy tendremos a rosie rivera que estarÁ en vivo desde los Ángeles y nos platicara de todo. lamentablemente la boda de chiquis y de lorenzo se torna en algo muy trÁgico y es muy triste que tenga que pasar por todo esto. rosie nos va a mostrar algo que dejÓ su querida hermana y estarÁ muy interesante. carlos: un regalo para los fanÁticos que son el p

people a fled chaos in the country since 2015 to rise above brings us more on this story now from buenos aires. well the united nations says that the report is based on over 500 interviews that took place not only in venezuela but also outside and there were carried out by united nations human rights representative in the country and also by its representative former chilean president michelle bachelet it talks not only about extra judicial killings in the country carried out by security forces mostly in poor neighborhoods this report says that those operations were anti-crime operations but many of them also there is saying that this acuity forces use that force in order to curtail this and it also talks about the rule of law in venezuela saying that the opposition has was neutralized and criminalized and also saying that institutional checks and balances have been dismantled in venezuela to davis report comes out just as it's being discussed the death of a navy captain in court he passed out apparently he was beaten and tortured this is what his lawyers are saying and this is something that

argentina for declaring the lebanese group hezbollah a terrorist organization pompei it was in buenos aires where he attended a ceremony to mark the 25th anniversary of an attack on a jewish center which left 85 people dead argentina has blamed hezbollah and iran for the bombing both deny any involvement speaking at a counterterrorism summits pompei a promised greater u.s. cooperation and commitment in the region and elsewhere with. america looking in general terms for allies of the united states war against terrorism more specifically in the war of words against iran he's found it here in argentina his timing was perfect arriving the day off the 25th anniversary of the attack on the army jewish cultural center in one of cyrus in which 85 people were killed 2 years previous to that the israeli embassy just a short distance from here was also destroyed 29 people killed those were attacks at the argentine north or it is blamed specifically on the hezbollah group more generally against iran by usually a lot of the majority of the countries in the region agree that hizbollah is dangerous for us

cells for set on fire the prison riots like these are not uncommon as to be simple explains from buenos aires and they bring argentina. another brutal riot in brazil this time in the city of media in the northern states of apparently at 7 o'clock in the morning this monday a group of gang members tried to take over another side of the prison there and that's what started this fighting apparently they set up several roadblocks of fires in order to prevent or swedish from reaching the area that's where the major fighting took place and that's where at least $52.00 people were killed 16 of them were beheaded and the others died because of and it's not clear yet what started the fighting most of us saying that it's fighting between them for control of drugs around that area but it's not clear yet and there is an investigation ongoing the minister of justice in brazil said as your model called for an urgent meeting he also isolated the gang members and increased security in that area this whole incident lasted for about 5 hours but this type of prison riots are very common in northeastern brazil m

4000000 people have fled chaos in the country since 2015 while terry's of bush is live for us now in buenos aires tell us more about the the details that within this u.n. report. well the u.n. report is mostly based on about 500 interviews that happened in venezuela and also outside and carried out by members of the united nations human rights body also by its representative michele bachelet former chilean president who traveled to venezuela last month in the report we also heard not only about torture extrajudicial extrajudicial killings carried out by security forces mostly important neighborhoods in anti-crime operations thousands of them that allegedly happened and that the united nations body saying that they are in a way to. have the government has all the necessary information and was discussed with them also in this report what is being discussed is the rule of law in venezuela they're saying that the opposition is being criminalized it's been neutralized and also that all the institutions that institutional checks and balances in a way have been dismantled and these are just some of the

terrace it brought her america's senior researcher at human rights watch she's joining us live from buenos aires thank you very much indeed for speaking to us here in al-jazeera 1st of all what do you make of this u.n. report. this report is a damning report that includes very clear information about human rights abuses committed by it as well and security force says it talks about extrajudicial executions cases of torture arbitrary arrest it describes the humanitarian crisis that minister lands are facing the diagnosis is clear what is needed now is going to create action from that human rights council to continue monitoring the situation and then expect this tally with her findings of your organization working in venezuela. our findings are consistent with what the high commissioner has found and what the remark that the high commissioner presenting today is missing is an analysis of the extent and the scope of the abuses these extrajudicial executions the cases of torture the arbitrary arrests are part of a systematic pattern of if you. carry an emergency it's not the consequence of a natural

to let himself feel be had this time. >> yeah. >> hate him or like him, he knows he got had in buenos airese idea this was not that important, which i meant over and over again, not that important, foolish foolish to say not that important. had reporting, no contact with the people who believed that we were going to come in, guns blazing. no contact in -- with anyone who felt that huawei would be anything other than stepped up in terms of pay. >> right well, again, back to the point, you know, reading a note on isa this morning, jim, we suspect the bureau of industry and security will issue a revised temporary general license to allow shipment of nonsensitive components for huawei's consumer business what is unclear to us is whether they will also allow shipments into huawei's 5g base station business does this fall under national security caveat? >> now, if that's the case, xilinx should not be up. xilinx means base station. xilinx means base station. so xilinx is up 20 points. it is up a lot today if you believe that, you should sell the xilinx. micron is consumer all right. now, i think

. >> good morning the secretary state visit coincides with the 25th anniversary of the buenos aires bombing5 people killed in the attack that's been blamed on the group hezbollah and will attend a counterterrorism summit in hopeses of forming a common front with other-of-the- goes to fight against militant groups in the middle east. and jeffrey epstein will not be leaving jail any time soon a new york federal judge denying him bail yesterday saying no bail package can overcome l danger to the community. this 66-year-old has been in custody since his july 6th arrest on sex is trafficking charges. he pleaded not guilty in an court appearance. we work cofounder adam newman cashed out 700 million dollars from the company ahead of its initial public offering. "the wall street journal" reports a newman sold some of his had stake in the company and borrowed hundreds of millions of dollars against his holdings. that transaction are unusually large given that start of founders specifically wait for ipo to cash in holdings newman remains the company's largest share shareholder. mcdonald's is sweeteni

my experience coming out of buenos aires argentina december 1, 2018 will restart negotiations, i swatched five months of spend coming not just in the chinese but american side where multinational people eswere putting spinach and mitigating all kinds of bad stories, and the fake news, my recommendation is as investors, here's what you got to know. we are engaged in good faith, deep negotiations with the chinese, just be patient in the meantime if you are looking for the next leg up, on this market, we will hit 30,000 if we get to things. fed rate cut and passage this summer united states mexico canada agreement which will get us over a point in gdp growth over half a million jobs 75,000 of those jobs in the auto sector and really in north america which will be manufacturing powerhouse. david: let me be clear on this you say even without the china deal just the us mexico canada deal and the rate cut will be enough to bring us up to 30,000. >> absolutely. as you know david, or maybe don't. i have some credibility on this. the day after donald j trump was erected, i get on television on anot

where thesituation secretary of state, mike pompeo, said during a press availability in buenos airesn friday that the u.s. is very much watching iranian behavior, but that it is still very much interested in resolve the iran to u.s.'s concern about iran's nuclear ambition. the president, in that commentary that you just shared, askedndicated that he had a u.s. senator to help be involved with any potential -- so but so far this is far there is not anything concrete actually being pursued. but the underlying message from the united states is that the emphasis is still on trying to resolve this crisis diplomatically, even though the u.s. is very keene to underscore that it has the military power to try to force a resolution if it did come to that, whether or not it would be popular with the international community or u.s. citizens themselves is a whole other discussion to be had. maryam: thank you very much, roslyn jordan bringing us reaction. we want to discuss this further with a senior fellow at the center for american progress and a former u.s. assistant secretary of defense. clear

my experience coming out of buenos aires argentina in december 1 of 2018 when we restarted the negotiation is i watched five months of spin coming not just from the chinese side, but a lot of times from the american side where multinational people were putting spin into the media, getting all sorts of bad stories in the fake news, so my recommendation is don't -- as investors, here's what you got to know, we're engaged in good faith, deep negotiations, with the chinese. you should just be patient, and in the meantime, if you are looking for the next leg up, on this market, we're going to hit dow 30,000, if we get two things, fed rate cut and passage this summer of the united states mexico canada agreement, which will get us over a point of gdp growth, over a half a million jobs, 75,000 of those jobs in the auto sector, and really, a north america which will be a manufacturing powerhouse. david: let me be clear on this. you are saying even without the china deal, just the u.s. mexico canada deal and a rate cut would be enough to bring us up to dow 30,000 >> absolutely. as you know, david, o

. >> thank you from buenos aires.ow to greece where voters are heading to the polls on the sunday for the first time since the height of the country's financial crisis. the prime minister has held his final rally in athens. his party led the country three years of austerity but opinion polls suggest a new democracy party is on course for a comeback. after defeating him in the european pollack. -- in the european parliamentary elections. reporter: he comes from one of big political dynasties but he is an outsider to the new democracy party. his election to his leadership by the party based in 2016 was unexpected. and many disagree with his promises to streamline state bureaucracy and partially privatize social security, health and education. but these promises helped him win a 10 point lead over the left-wing party in european parliament elections six weeks ago. my promise to region on a steel that will bring growth for all. i've traveled every corner of the country twice, listening to farmers, students, the unemployed

it is happening across parts of chile and argentina before ending in buenos aires.e in ecuador, brazil, paraguay, uruguay. won't let you miss it. connell: a minute or two away from the total. we'll get to that. proud of its american heritage. nike responding to controversy today, explaining why it pulled its new sneakers, featuring early version of the american flag following outrage from a nike spokesperson. not just any nike spokesperson, colin kaepernick, over concerns that the shoes could be found offensive. jared max, here, fox news headlines 24/7 sports reporter on your satellite radio. a lot of people are talking about this. it is interesting, how much influence, number one colin kaepernick has on the business at nike. >> amazing here we are talking about colin kaepernick again. very good for our business. very good for nike business. sales rose after that ad came out last year 15 percent jump in stock. bad for nfl business. why can't he get a job? he is bad for business. he wasn't in the nfl. is this good for nike's business? the question i'm wondering, how

helo's not quite as warm as the average would suggest in buenos aires but the wind isn't any longer a cold one the clouds gone offshore so so there's a bit of rain around in the full cost not probably not more likely in southern brazil the temperatures come up to around about 12 degrees yeah 50 spots on average for a sense of most it's a sunny picture as you can see over a good part of south america it probably shouldn't be in all of amazonian but it is the pacific coast is kept santiago about 14 in cloud on the coast to the north of that that's pretty empty north of the continent and the trade winds are blowing fairly start mon but you know about as i think through the lesser antilles that just coming on the screen there in the satellite picture that picked up on the full cost as well so it's likely to be a fairly went time daily and bridgetown just an example but any lesser antilles this moron is will get up of course the focus isn't so much here in the caribbean is up above my head in the gulf of mexico where the tropical storm king named barry well call barry anyway is there now i

now, this just to the south of buenos aires.g to have to drive to get to 100% totality, about 5:44. what we don't want is cloud cover to block our eclipse. so we don't have that i don't think later this afternoon. we are going to start off with some clouds further to the south. just melt away and i think most post path of totality will be clear. that is going to be excellent news. you don't want to look straight up at the sun. not because of the eclipse. you never want to do that. that's going to damage your eyes and sunglasses are not going to cut it either. you want approved solar filters. if you have to be in that path of totality in south america, my goodness, take a gander up with the right equipment, you are going to be amazed. i had never been in one until the last one we had in new york -- north america a couple of years ago. it is something to see. >> it certainly is. thank you so much, ivan. good tips there. thank you. >>> this weekend people in guadalajara, mexico had to dig out of a meter of ice. how about that? a he

this truce lasts because people here have memories of what happened at the prior g-20 meeting in buenos airesey met and decided to put a pause on any new tariffs because they agreed to work more on the progress on the trade front. but then again, remember what happened in early may, president trump did move forward with additional tariffs, the same round in which he decided to put on hold back in december at that g-20 meeting there's a degree of nervousness at the meetings here in osaka that we can see those play out again and can't take the tariff threat off the table entirely. be that as it may, we spoke to others that were encouraged by signs that the two parties were ready to change the rhetoric there was so much concern about the breakdown in talks in early may and what's that doing to the global growth picture. so the fact that we're not getting a new round of tariffs is good news we can't play that down. i'm sure that's a big part of why we're seeing this move interrisk assets the other big surprise, because remember most market participants were expecting some kind of truce, what they

doesn't this remind us of what else rs -- of buenos aires.sn't this what you are bracing herself for? jane: most people in the markets see this. also in recent months, the market has been focusing on other different issues. this is the word containment, which is coming up a lot, is particular with respect to both sides. force tong china as a be reckoned with in terms of military, economic might. this is good news as far as we do have a truce. it could be worse. but i think this is very much in line with the consensus. this is what the market anticipated. imagine over the next few months, even the next few be change oneill level or another. we will diganus: into the fed in more detail shortly, but i am tempted toward the dollar. it is up 0.3%. haven currencies are offered, yuan and swiss. we are seeing those haven assets coming off in the dollar is stronger -- and that the dollar is stronger. i thought this might be the best opportunity to sell the dollar into these moments. what do you reckon? has itse dollar functions, and i think it is inte

argentinians have fallen on hard times during the posture alone there as a bow has this report from buenos aires. it's late at night in this neighborhood and when a site is the cold weather doesn't make it any easier for those who live in poverty in argentina capital you know jessica will be at risk comes all the way to the city with her 3 children she says life is getting harder every day in a mine don't you know we get a pension for the children and we try to work in what we can but it's not enough we have to pay rent and we cannot feed our children people come to this location 3 times a week to get some food and warm clothes from an ngo that is helping the poor. but i fight him daily is a lawyer who has been working on the streets for years looking like what worries or says are the new poor people who had a job and lost and now they have to choose between renting a room or eating we are seeing more of that when we go out and it shows how difficult the situation is last year after a loss of investor confidence in emerging markets argentina was forced to request an emergency loan from the inter

will hit its first dry land at la serena in chile and race across the continent to just south of buenos airesng from down there, make sure you head outside today. >> that would be pretty cool. you remember the last one? >> uh-huh. i did one of those cheerio box things where you could try to look without -- >> i went outside, used my phone. because i didn't have any special glasses. the whole thing about glasses, you need glasses. i used my phone to do it. >> the reflection. >> turned the camera on, was able to get it. yeah, i remember the little crescent-type thing on there. >> yeah. >> i could see on the phone. it was pretty cool. >> so there's a lot of excitement happening today. can you tell? >>> coming up, the growing dangers along american beaches, both east and west coasts. >>> and later the good samaritan airline passenger who may have just made a friend for life. what he did for a boy with autism. that's the boy's mom. will never forget. >> and when said coast-es, i meant coasts. >>> for world cup soccer frenzy reaching a fever pitch as we count down to the must-win match later today

. >> what happened between g20 in buenos aires, and today? fell apart. is either side or both sides testing each other too much? did they overplay their hands? how do you see it? >> i think part of it is culture. that soundngs eminently reasonable, looking from the american point of view, are eminently unreasonable from a chinese point of view. you and i understand the cultures are different. when you get to the final stretch, you wake up to the fact that we may be seeing the same thing but think differently. >> jim strafford was telling me that they are both playing football but a different kind of football. different rules. >> one is western chest, the other is go. you need time to sort things out. >> how are we going to get that final 10%? stephen nguyen says we are 90% toward a deal and that final 10% will be hard. can we do a deal that is 90% complete? should there be? >> there has to be. politics is the art of compromise. president trump is a great negotiator. he has his own way of playing the game. president xi is a reasonable man. you

we think back to the talks that were brokered at the g20 and when osiris -- in one osiris year,buenos airesast president trump's tweet indicated they broke down. but now it appears that xi jinping's view about what the u.s. was demanding is not acceptable in terms of its -- in terms of the way they felt the u.s. was asking china to make changes. to codifynot prepared them in ways that they thought were intrusive. the bad experiences with foreign powers. i think these things will continue to be that. huawei was a big deal. the chinese would not be interested in a handshake with president trump if it weren't for that. talking about a conceptual difference, huawei seems to be a conceptual difference. president trump says it is a question of national security and is now ready to negotiated away. this is what larry kudlow said about it. >> this is not general amnesty. on the list.ain the national security concerns will remain paramount. david: does that make sense? it seems that it is relatively black-and-white. but it isld think so a bit fuzzy. or can be made to be a bit fuzzy. we're watching t

what we saw in osaka, we saw a version of this movie before in buenos aires before.avid: almost verbatim. >> exactly and this sense of optimism is going to falter as the year wears on the fed will have to go two or maybe three more times. i think september, not july, but that depends on the payroll number for sub 100 on the feds moving at the end of this month. but the important thing is look at 10-year yields. we're below 2% now. the fed has to choice that lower. so one federate cut is not going to be enough. if we're at 2% on 10 year, the fed cut is twice this year. if we're down to 175 which is a resistance level, then the fed has to go three more times. david: paul richards of medley global advisors and carl, thank you both very much for being with us. coming up, another piece of deutsche bank's overhaul. the bank looks for buyers for its unwanted assets. more on that on wall street beat and this is bloomberg. ♪ >> the hewlett-packard greenroom, peter navarro, stoinlt the president for trade nd manufacturing policy. here's your bloomberg business flash. amazon wi

number of negotiations have been done with china since president trump and president xi met in buenos aires on november the 30th and have negotiated in good faith since then twice delaying the tariff rates due to progress in trade talks. however, because china backtracked during the course of these negotiations including on agricultural issues, president trump directed ustr to increase $200 billion on chinese imports from 20 to 10% on may 10th. the trump administration is committed to reaching meaningful commitments to resolve structure issues and improving trade between our two countries. i can say an important part of negotiations is to resolve trade barriers to u.s. ag exports. i hope the u.s. will make actual verifiable and enforceable results. if we are able to have an acceptable agreement president trump expects substantial and immediate purchases of u.s. ag products as well as the removal of technical and regulatory barriers that impede such purchases. with respect to japan in 2018 the u.s. exported $13 billion in ag goods to japan. the president and ambassador lighthouser and i unde

niÑos >>> en otra informaciÓn el expresidente argentino fernando de la rÚa falleciÓ este martes en buenos airesÉ el presente, la verdad la bondad. >> la inspiraciÓn >>> y la uniÓn entre la comunidad cibernÉtica >>> pecadores todos. nÚmero 3. >> me encanta >>> no ofendas ni hagas bullying asÍ como tampoco te gustaria que te hicieron bullying. >> no hay que ser cristiano para que esto o aplique, >>> no fueron 10, fueron 5 >>> el cuarto es no desear objetos a la pareja de tu prÓjimo. >> le pone like >>> le gustÓ el pensamiento. >> cuidado. >> el quinto >>> tambiÉn ha puesto cosas malas. el quinto y Último no robarÁs fotos de otros. >> hemos pecado en algunos de los mandamientos y harÍamos muchÍsimo bien >> el bullying y no ofender a otros serÍa una regla que deberÍamos todos seguir >>> a propÓsito de este tema y ya que estamos con redes sociales instagram declara la guerra al bullying a lo que todos estamos en contra estÁ a punto de lanzar nuevas herramientas y >> asÍ mucha gente >>> muy radical >>> es que eso deberÍa de ser porque hay mucha gente que ofende sin sentido. >> es liderar la guerra en

metropolitano, concierto con lo que sigue celebrando 20 aÑos de carrera tal como lo celebrÓ en buenos aireslance en suave, noingimos un con extensiones falsas no usamos trucos y entregamos resultados reales con ingredientes reales... como suave coconut infusion con aceite de coco los resultados no mienten suave para un cabello en el que puedes creer ♪ ♪ rouge signature sunset. tinte labial mate. menos textura, más colores. más parís. mate duradero. sensación natural. rouge signature sunset. de l'oréal paris. we're worth it. satcha: tienen que ver como la tierra de la fantasÍa con una batalla, vean en california en el sector dedicado a los mÁs pequeÑos, todo empieza con una discusiÓn entre un hombre y una mujer, ella lo escupe y Él le pega brutalmente frente a dos pequeÑos en su cochecito, otras personas se suman a la discusiÓn y es indignante ver cÓmo los hombres golpean a varÍas mujeres, incluso una en un carro ito para personas con discapacidad, el vÍdeo serviria para identificar a los involucrados. y seguimos hablando de violencia, pero esta en el metro. >> yo me como la boca con quiÉn m

dagen: no problem with that, buenos aires, can you see it? >> argentina and chile. up jobs in america, 160,000 jobs expected, 3.6 unemployment rate. plus american victory, the u.s. women's soccer team heading to world cup finals, the highlights ahead. ♪ all right brad, once again i have revolutionized the songwriting process. oh, here we go. i know i can't play an instrument, but this... this is my forte. obviously, for auto insurance, we've got the wheel route. obviously. retirement, we're going with a long-term play. makes sense. pet insurance, wait, let me guess... flea flicker. yes! how'd you know? studying my playbook? yeah, actually. >> america will never be a socialist dagen: an emotional night in los angeles as angels win in first win of 28-year-old pitcher. >> angels super star mike trout says he's in shook. walking in the hotel you're always thinking about him and return to go work to play a game. >> a moment of silence in honor of los angeles angels pitcher tyler. >> number 45 jersey in dugout, beat rangers 9-4, something to smile about but the emotion of

and if you look at that handshake in buenos aires at the g-20 summit, a handshake, high five, they look two. david himilibrand, the new secretary, called it the age of impunity where the old rules have been cast aside and rich and powerful men like vladimir putin and nbs can get away with murder quite literally. and, you know, he looks at putin who has carried out numerous extrajudicial killings, including inside the united kingdom, no sanction against putin, no personal sanction against him. why wouldn't he think he could get away with it? >> all right, daniel silva, it's always great to have you on the show. i know you and your wife were the first fans. the question is, are you still fans? >> the very first. >> are you still fans? >> of course i am. of course i am. >> yay. well, the book is "the new girl" and we thank you very much for being on the show this morning. >> my pleasure. thank you for having me. >>> a lot going on today. of course, we're going to be covering the ongoing political battle in washington, the racist comments the president made about the four freshman congressw

náuseas ,debe sbuscar refugio ,porque vas a colapsar bueno tomé un litro de agua, mantenerme hidratada, pero disfrute con mi nietecita >> si no tiene aire y va a la playa, >> usted no se va refrescar tomando cerveza , alcohol o café, eso nunca debe ser consumido en una ola de calor, porque estos deshidratan también la gente que se gana el dinero bajo los rayos del sol agua, para sobrevivir. >> mínimo diario 5 botellas de agua, hasta 8 botellas. >> es hora de revisar las temperaturas actuales, >> en algunas del país hace calor, temperaturas agradables en nuestra área >>así es, no hemos visto acá temperaturas en los tres dígitos como no hemos visto acá temperaturas en los tres dígitos como el país está experimentando, hacia auckland, lacamara en vivo nos muestra, hace su aparición desde san francisco, neblina, nubes también se incorporan, vamos a ver las temperaturas que después calientan rapidamente no tenemos nubes ,desde palo alto vemos cielo azul, algo de bruma, vamos a revisar la calidad del aire, si tiene planificado salir, pronóstico nos muestra lloviznas hacia la línea costera, también hacia san francisco y santa cruz, buenas noti

aire libre. un ambiente fresco en el interior de nuestro estado. temperaturas por encima de los 90 grados. palmira: buenondidatos a la presidencia presentar sus impuestos. esto prueba afectarÍa al presidente donald trump. ♪ ♪ palmira: el gobernador de california gaby neeson ratificÓ una ley que obligarÁ a los candidatos presidenciales, afectarÍa directamente al presidente trump. damos detalles reportaje de jairo dÍas pedraza. jairo: el gobernador gaby neeson promulgÓ este martes una ley que requiere que los candidatos a la presidencia y gobernatura, divulgue sus declaraciones de impuestos de los Últimos cinco aÑos. neeson le explicÓ a univisión por quÉ promulgÓ esta ley tan polÉmica. gaby neeson: [habla en inglÉs] creo que es lo correcto, creo que tÚ y los californianos tienen el derecho de saber las finanzas de los candidatos que buscan la presidencia y la gobernatura. estÁ en la nueva norma parece para california, que se sepa si tiene algÚn conflicto de interÉs. jairo: el gobernador negÓ que esta ley tenga que ver con el presidente del astro, que se ha negado a divulgar su declaraciÓn de impuestos. gab

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