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g. twenty leaders today and of course the yad all the g twenty. what happens on day one of the summer to leave the get together they shine themselves up well get their hair lovely and then stand up for the family photo as it's known what was your take this year on the. bridge i mean. oh yes that's a very important ceremony it is traditional and you may think that it is always the same never absolutely not because when you see more than twenty most important most influential leaders of this world standing together without any translators just in front of the cameras and they need to get together in this crowd in front of those cameras everything is interesting how they interact any blink of an eye the positions now this. was at the very center as the host obviously on her left of the leader of china xi jinping and then the washington post a lot of so that was pretty much in the center of the crowd and that is. something that we saw at another g. twenty summit a couple of years ago when vladimir putin was very far from the center of that group and th

and on the door step now of the g-20. and clearly, kim jong-un, this was very calculated, he chose the fourth of july to launch this latest missile. it has forever the problem with north korea has forever been top of shelf for the united states simply because of our relationship with the south and regionally. most importantly, our regional partners, japan, the philippines, south korea. it is important now that we realize and we do, but we have to get the rest of the world on board to understand that this has gone from a regional, very specific regional challenge to one that is global in nature and scope. however, the united states has troops in south korea, has a long-standing relationship with south korea, we are in fact driving that relationship right now. i respective of what might seem like a bit of a gap that might be existing or at least growing between the new president and south korea and the united states. that relationship is locked, the foundation is incredibly strong, and so what you see in public is not necess

and the u.s. just in the buildup to this g. twenty summit and going back to the anticipation yes the g. twenty summit is in full swing but still all the law all the i's sorry are going to be on the presidents of russia and the u.s. where they meet for the first time ever and when you talk to the journal. that is absolutely evident that they are waiting for this number one event of the g twenty summit. at the summit media center this is where all g twenty news reports are but. if you want to know what's and who's going to grab most media attention at the summit i'll teach you a trick just look at some of the pictures around you for instance the papers that you can find t.v. live positions like this one. the most important things that you will be looking for at the summit of the most important mall they want to change from meeting the hundred in this important meetings and the entire summit it's will be the first place face. to hear think everyone out there you will see there will be you know it's like a wage because we like. our business to alpha male is going to go into negotiations to g

i and my counterparts at the g 20 are dismayed. i spoke personally to president trump to encourage him to rejoin the paris agreement and i continue to hope that is exactly what he will do. on international development we have decided to spend driven we set terms for a new approach for africa on a. this is aspirations for trade and growth, creating millions of new jobs and harnessing the power of capital markets to generate trillions of new investment. and we welcomed a new contract with africa which reflects those principles. on migration we have the support of italy and the uk expert delegation will travel out to italy to see how we can help serve them. mr. speaker, this is yet further evidence that while we are leaving the european union as a global grid and we will continue to work closely with all of our european partners. the g 20 also agreed to use upcoming negotiations on the un global compaq to seek a comprehensive approach. this includes ensuring refugees get aside on improving the way we distinguish between refugees and ec

10's and g-20 summits in canada and elsewhere with massive protests, in italy, i remember. i think a number of people have a clear agenda. a political jeopardy. -- agenda. a legitimate political agenda. alternative summits. you have people who see these summits as an event to demonstrate their discontent with the state, with police, etc., etc. it is a mixture. it is very hard to find a clear position towards the whole culture of protests. but i think the majority of the people have a legitimate issue because they are not satisfied. but the way the summit goes so far, not only this one, but also the past summits. peter: for angela merkel, one item on which success at the hamburg summit will hinge on what is called the compact for africa. it is also being labeled the merkel plan by some african leaders. the idea is that a sum of 300 million euros is supposed to go to reform or into african states, so-called reform champions in order to help them attract international investments. what would you say? tell us more about this plan for africa. this compact with africa.

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at the g 20 summit, the first ever meeting between putin and trump. the two men saying the syrian troops will begin on sunday. world leaders at the g 20 summit agreed international terrorism is a threat to all and most of them agree on the need for free and fair trade. no agreement on the streets of hamburg, where they have been clashes between police and anti-g 20 demonstrators. thousands more have demonstrated peacefully. ♪ >> welcome. it happened with the spirit of a first meeting between --the first meeting between donald trump and vladimir putin has produced the promise of a cease-fire in southwest syria. that cease-fire will be monitored to make sure hostilities do in and to ensure -- do end. >> today in the capital of jordan, experts from russia, usa agreed on a de-escalation zone in southwestern syria. it applies to the following regions. this ceasefire will begin at 9:00 midday damascus time. >> back to that much anticipated trump-to 10 meeting -- trump putin meeting which stole the spotlight of the rest of the g 20 today. the meeting went on

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well, today he sat down with amy g. and apologized to the fans for the way he left. >> well, it's hard to keep a secret around here. and we've been 48 hours of pablo watching. here he is and you have officially signed a minor league deal with the giants. you just wafrpd out of the cage where bam bam mulens is throwing you bp how nice to come back. >> it's nice. especially when you miss the city, you miss the fans. the it's a opportunity to be in the big leagues, the opportunity to get here, the second chance. for me the society will be about you guys it's one of the things i miss motivate. >> when you left, some things were said. and in the statement that came out today that you said i was emotional, hurt had a lot going on. what do you want to say to the fans to your former teammates about coming back? now that you've had time to reflect on that. >> you know, i was emotional at the moment, especially, you know through all the free agent stuff, the stuff i was emotional. i said a lot of things that personally most of the fa

john, the combinations and back channel talks are fascinating at the g-20. ll anything concrete emerge? whether it is between china and russia, russia and the u.s., or all three parties? they are the three parties that can decide the most when it comes to action in coming months on any number of fronts, from energy to everything that is going on with north korea. the first point i would make is the probably the most important at this meeting is angela merkel. she is the chairwoman of the stocks. is mored of geopolitics influx now than any point in the last 10 years. this could turn out to be a g-20.uential we talked about north korea, the u.s. and russia story. interesting to point out that neither the saudi king nor the crown person saudi arabia -- crown prince of saudi arabia will be here. we do not know why. there is a lot going on there right now, but it is curious that neither of the two main players in saudi arabia are here. when it comes to the middle east and the gulf, the action over the next few days will take place in the gulf. mark: on the matter

>> angela merkel and germany are hosting this summit. they have the presidency of the g-20 this year. the chancellor has stated that she will champion germany and europe's goals first and foremost as far as what is on the agenda. anti-terror is a huge part of that considering the attacks we saw in berlin over christmas, in france, in belgium and and england over the last couple of months. that will be an important topic. as far as sure that the official meetings go and the communique driven by the german presidency of g-20. vonnie: and on a completely separate topic, given how much we are concentrating on foreign affairs and international diplomacy, is washington completely dead? has everyone gone back to their constituencies to deal with what they might at home? >> all the action is in hamburg. it is raining here in washington. wes like the first slow day have had an along time. but senator ted cruz is putting forth some new proposals the have submitted. republicans are hopeful that they could potentially reach a deal next week. fbi director's nominee will testify befor

and she's been covering what is actually happening at the g-20 including the very long meeting between president putin and president trump. kelly. >> reporter: and now that it is evening here in hamburg, behind me is the concert hall, the philharmonic hall where we have the concert for as part of the entertainment concluding today's full day of meetings with all of the g-20 representatives. and there is now a dinner going on at that location. so that is where we are right now in terms of the g-20's official schedule and calendar. the big news today, a surprisingly lengthy meeting between president trump and putin. on the schedule we were told to expect to last 30 minutes. it ran two hours and 16 minutes. and from what we learned from secretary tillerson, it was tillerson and the two presidents and sergey lavrov in the room. and tillerson came a short time after the meeting con sclcluded talk to reporters about what went on. and he described that the president began their interaction raising the issue of cyberhacking interference, russian espionage into the election. and raising that is

and g g and everybody else, frentpage, times and everybody else, frontpage, a jubilant england woman cricketer because they did have a stunning victory against india at lord's. because they did have a stunning victory against india at lord'slj walk past laws earlier and you could hear that she is of a packed house and it is a terrific story and that isa and it is a terrific story and that is a terrific photograph by anyone's standard. anya shrubsole, absolutely great. grasping the wind from the jaws of defeat. 40 years of trying and we have now won it. they are probably really badly paid and so at least there's that. that's it for the papers this hour. thanks, natalie and rob. coming up next it's the film review. hello and welcome to the film review on bbc news. to take us through the cinema releases, as ever, mark kermode. what have you been watching this week? a very big week, obviously. we have dunkirk, the new christopher nolan film, about which everybody is talking. we have city of ghosts, a very harrowing documentary from the maker of cartel land. and captain underpants: the ep

the notion and the practice of american leadership, where is it ahead of the g-20 and where do you expect it to be coming out? >> well, again, this is a very interesting question. we'll see what speeches, what kind of body language and actual verbal language president trump takes to the summit. they were very disappointed last mopts in italy because of pulling out of the international climate accord for instance. the paris accords of not, when he could, actually say that article 5 meant everyone sticks together, an attack on one is an attack on all and that the u.s. was committed to article 5. that line, we understood liter was tak -- later was taken out of the speech. after that chancellor merkel and the canadians have said we are going to have to potentially go it alone. so people are concerned about u.s. leadership. our allies are concerned about whether the united states still wants to lead the post world war ii era that the u.s. has for the last years and whether the united states is interested in doing that or not. and if not, how they have to, you know, fill in the gaps. >> the for

and the rest of the g-20. and that means, in fact, that the u.s.the leadership role in the very important facet of our foreign affairs. i think the trump meeting with president vladimir putin has left in the united states a lot of wreckage on the ground with respect to the question of what was said and who said it precisely in connection with russian intervention and the american election world. and that in itself is also been a problem because today, of course, the white house is not commenting further on this, seemingly wishing to put this into the background and get on with the future. i think there is nothing wrong with getting on with the future, but this issue isn't going to stay in the background and we're waiting obviously with great interest report from mr. mueller. >> and ambassador, you heard what the reporter from keir simmons who has been there all week is saying, he was at the press conference today with vladimir putin and the president of russia stand ting there and said some may have seen this as he now being the leader of democracy

and have -- in hamburg. the most highly anticipated sit down at the g-20. and news out of the two countries have reached an agreement for a cease-fire and southwest syria. elsewhere today, hiring picked up in june in the u.s., but wage growth disappointing again. a look at the data with kim wallace, the managing director at macro research. amazon may not be the only country -- only company that was interested in purchasing whole foods. the top stories, two hours and toy minutes later president trump and putin finishing their meeting at the g-20 in hamburg. u.s. officials saying that the u.s. and russia have reached an agreement for a cease-fire and southwest syria. those pictures you see where from before they went into their face-to-face meeting. friendly words exchanged. we will go straight to hamburg and the matt miller. what are you hearing? what i am hearing, or what i heard ahead of the meeting, was the two leaders had real admiration for each other. those were not as pleasant words. putin referred to donald trump as his excellency, where as president

and protests from the g. twenty raged on injuring as many as one hundred sixty officers as police used water cannons to disperse rowdy protesters for a second day in a row. and after months of reporting on alleged russian meddling in the u.s. election using unnamed sources they don't seem to be changing its attitude towards anonymity. it's friday july seventh four pm in washington d.c. i'm a military man here watching r t america. russia and the u.s. have agreed to establish a ceasefire in three areas now of syria the announcement was made by russia's foreign minister sergei lavrov following a two hour long meeting between vladimir putin and donald trump on the sidelines of the g. twenty. well russia the us and have reached a ceasefire agreement for syria the ceasefire will come into effect in three areas there are. unswayed or it will come into force when there's not. so much time the u.s. and russia have committed to monitoring the cease fire and ensuring humanitarian access to the areas initially security o

i asked the prime minister about the paris agreement and the u.k.. g-20 africa including the initiative and creating 1.1 jobs by 2022. u.k.n confirm whether the will continue after exiting the eu. is speaker, the agreement universally welcomed in this house. the conclusions to take immediate and effective measures to eliminate child labor by 2025 about forced labor, human trafficking, and all forms of modern slavery are promising steps indeed. however, the prime minister went opening coreth the message for her chu wanted the g-20 to tackle terrorism. in particular, she wanted them to tackle terrorist financing. reports byinister had the untested to as the g 20 for more. >> the honorable jonathan wasn't making a personal accusation against the prime minister. order, order. i know what i am doing here. i cannot believe he would iswingly do that because it disorderly and he are to be aware of that. if he is not aware of that, this time he was. he are to spring to his feet and clarify. >> i am happy to clarify. >> there was an element of an accusation. >>

>> i'm protesting against g 20 and capitalism. >> capitalism and the g 20. >> did you expect there would be clashes with the police like this. >> to be angry. >> there were protestors covering their faces and dressed in black, and you are in black, you weren't part of that group, right? >> sorry i can't hear. >> thank you for talking to us. >> here, the police are saying that the protestors started this. the police are saying the protestors started this. we're seeing more water cannons trying to disburse protestors sitting down on the street. you see many thousands, thousands on the left-hand side of the screen. the police are saying that the protestors started it. can you make heading or tales for us. >> the protestors, a group, clearly came from a confrontation with the police. they were dressed in black, many were covering their faces. and you see in the stand off, as far as i can tell, police started firing tear gas. my face is still burning a little from being in the center of that. and then the water cannon moved in. it is just a flare coming in now. >> they were wearing bathrobes

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they since met in sicily at the g-7 and then now. she is the host of the g-20. so 19 nations and the european union coming together. this one-on-one meeting has many important ramification because merkel is such a strong figure on the world stage. she has been subtly critical of president trump. by that i mean not calling him out by name but very strong words of her displeasure with his views in arias like migration, trade, and certainly climate change where the president pulled out of the paris accord saying it was not a good deal for the united states. well, there's a very different view of that, especially in central europe. and angela merkel wants and needs to work with president trump on some of these eschissu. they have some common interests of course when it comes to north korea and the provocation and the gave concerns there which the president talked about a bit earlier today. then of course central europe is always concerned about the actions, the provocations, the aggressions shown by russia. so knowing that president trump will be meeting with vladimi

he will speak to president xi jinping and shinzo abe ahead of the g-20 and hamburg.ngela merkel has called on she 20 partners to put policy divisions aside and seek win-win solutions instead. she says there is a platform for nations to air interests and introduce policies to benefit a global economy. india has experienced a weekend or confusion and uncertainty has businesses and consumers attempt to navigate the new national sales tax. it unites 29 states and 1.3 billion people in a single market for the first time. on day one, many shops were closed and shoppers deterred by potential price changes and uncertainty over how the tax will work. the u.s. navy has sent a guided missile destroyer to the south china sea in what some see as an indication of washington's displeasure at beijing's failure to rein in north korea. the ship passed within 20 .ilometers of the island it may sour the atmosphere with trump meeting president xi jinping this week at the g-20 in hamburg. global news 24 hours a day powered by more than 2700 journalists and analysts in more than 120 countr

-7, and now the g-20.est problem with that because she's the one who sees the west in the least transactional ways, that relationship is fundamentally more broken. but the other big take away from this summit was the meeting with xi jinping, you had the meeting at mar-a-lago, trump and president xi getting along very well. that relationship is clear deterioratin deteriorating, some are going to -- mexico canada, but with the countries that aren't, trump is betting on countries like poland and saudi arabia, he's not betting on countries like china and germany. when you think about the united states not being alone, but being the superpower that only a few have to be, but the rest aren't, we do see an unwind. >> 30 seconds, america alone, is that a fair characterization? >> no, i think it's not a fair characterization, i think one of the things that trump has done is reaffirm the commitment to nato. he's talked just now about a new trade agreement with the uk. i think we are building under bush, then obama,

to make sure the global economy is healthy and growing. . g-20 are the world's biggest economic players and make up 80% of global economic production and 75% of global trade and are home to 66% of the world's population, the summit began in 1999 and meeting basically of just finance ministers and bank governors in the respective countries after the asian financial crisis. but in 2008 when the global financial crisis hit after the collapse of layman brothers the head of state were brought in making it the first g-20 summit. this year it's germany's turn. what do they want to do? to come up with ways to strengthen the financial global system to achieve strong global economic kbroej and boost global employment and discuss issues tied to the economy like refugee policy and counterterrorism and also discuss specific issues that affect the global economy. they talk about climate change, refugee policy and counterterrorism, want to figure out how to analyze the spread of digital technology and focus on improving the quality of women's employment and

g-20. jim? >> thanks very much, jeff zeleny. pictures now of donald trump and the first lady melania trump arriving at the dinner for the g-20 summit. those are the live pictures you see there right now. matthew chance, he's in, in russia right now. we know matthew chance russia actually pushed for a one on one meeting with trump. a longer, perhaps more formal meeting. the fact this went longer, private, would that seem like a victory for vladimir putin? >> reporter: i think so, because pretty low expectations leer in russ here in russia and the kremlin about what this first meeting could achieve. the media saying, agree to meet again, it would be considered success. very apprehensive what donald trump can deliver in terms of meeting russia's interests on various issues. so they were trying to play down the significance of the meeting saying a first step in what will be a long relationship. breaking news is coming to us from the russian state media tass quoting president putin and what was discussed with the 2 hour -- almost 2 hour, 20 minute meeting with donal

still ahead here on "cnn newsroom," melania trump and vladimir putin, they chat at the g-20 summit. we'll have more on the u.s. first lady's trip ahead. >>> also ahead, scorching temperatures are are being blamed for several deaths and raging wildfires in the western part of the united states. we'll see if there is any relief ahead. you're watching "cnn newsroom." people would ask me that we traveled,ntries what is your nationality and i would always answer hispanic. so when i got my ancestry dna results it was a shocker. i'm from all nations. it puts a hunger in your heart to want to know more. honey, we do? we need to talk. i took the trash out. i know. and thank you so much for that. i think we should get a medicare supplement insurance plan. right now? [ male announcer ] whether you're new to medicare or not, you may know it only covers about 80% of your part b medical expenses. it's up to you to pay the difference. so think about an aarp medicare supplement insurance plan, insured by unitedhealthcare insurance company. like all standardized medicare supplement insurance plans, t

i think what he should be willing to do and his next address to the g-20 should suggest is strengthen that bond with nato, reaffirm u.s. leadership against russian interference, and just saying those words as he did in the later g-20 summit, critically important. that is important to give them the confidence, give angela merkel the confidence, theresa may the confidence and the rest of western europe the confidence we're not shirking our responsibilities of leading this organization that has countered russia and earlier the soviet union for more than 60 years. >> you can see what his message was to them now. he struck out the article 5 reinforcement in brussels. >> much to the shock of many of the people around him. >> but to say thee are -- i'm not going to say this to these people who aren't keeping their 2% commitment, minimum gdp spending in nato, i'm going to go to poland where he forcefully said it this morning. >> let's play that. let's play it. >> the united states has demonstrated not merely with word but with its actions that we stand firmly behind article 5, the mutual defe

and distrusting both of them. are to new york. more than just a day left before g twenty leaders are set to meet for their own humble summit the german says he has already engulfed in mass protests the police dispersed protesters too with water cannons and demolish their tent camp in one of the city's parks now there is a large police presence on the streets now and officers are wearing ride gear correspondent in germany peter oliver has the details on this story. well this is all developing ahead of the g. twenty summit which is taking place in the northern port city who are in germany hundreds of thousands of demonstrators expected to turn over as part of this no two g. twenty campaign that's being going on and while they need it some way to stay we were expecting perhaps some trouble tomorrow evening on wednesday evening certainly on thursday friday saturday it seems to have started a lot earlier today to the amount of people who've come to humbert and decided they were going to camp out in the city's parks well police said they were going to have none of that a

and protectionism dominating the g-20, and emerging-market resilience with a big your about -- big yearbout performance. we start with the big issue. looking at payrolls, wage growth disappointing. >> we look at the revisions come -- revisions, job growth, labor force participation, it is a solid report. >> we need more americans back to work. some are opting not to join the labor force and it is important that we make it attractive for them to join the labor force. >> you are talking about another 222,000 jobs, the moving average 194,000 jobs. it is almost inconceivable. >> wages and price pressures will eventually show up, so it is not going to bring the bond yields down very much and it will not calm the fed beyond a short amount of time because if we are really doing 200,000 jobs, i think they are still going to face inflation pressures. >> despite this rather strong jobs report from the standpoint of jobs gained, not necessarily from wages, which is what janet yellen is watching seriously as well, the fed has one more hike left in the year, probably december. jonathan: joining me a

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tear gas and water cannon violent clashes erupt in hamburg days before the world leaders arrive in the german city for the g. twenty summit. hello there it's nine pm here in moscow and you're watching r.t. international with me nicky aaron good to have you with us our top story this hour london has summoned north korea's ambassador to the u.k. for an explanation of the pyongyang's latest missile test meanwhile u.s. military officials are sounding the alarm over the long range missile calling it a new type that they've never seen before arty's caleb moore pin joins us now from new york to tell us more on the latest kaleb good to see you know what exactly has got the pentagon so worried about this latest missile test from north korea. well it's being called a game changer it appears that the democratic people's republic of korea has launched what's called an intercontinental ballistic missile or an i.c.b.m. that could potentially reach the united states now at this point this is the first time that north korea has launched an i.c.b.m. and it was at a new site and the type of missile used is a new type that th

and we watched what's going on at the g-20 with the president's schedule, the concluding session this afternoon, and president trump comes back to the u.s. we have different information from the gop here at home while donald trump's been away when it comes to their stance on health care and repeal and replace. your latest article "if gop health care bill dies by partisan fix will be needed." do you think that mitch mcconnell is sent a shout to president trump saying he's willing to work with democrats to get this done, not in the capacity that trump may want? >> i think he's sending a message more actually to his party. you know, we've seen reports that he's sat down with trump and said, look, this might not work. we have to -- we might have to go across the aisle. this is not the same as the house. senators are sort of their own islands, they -- and they represent a whole state. rather than a small kind of constituency that might be more one party, more republican, they have to do one state. a lot of states expanded medicaid and got benefits from obamacare. i think that mcconnell is

g. twenty. we saw president putin and president xi jinping drinking vodka at the in moscow just before the g. twenty summit is is that close relationship closer relationship between moscow and beijing a symptom of the end of globalization i don't think it's a symptom of the end of globalization by the way maybe is a. symptom or a recognition that the u.s. prime. morrill role as leader of the system is no longer the case. for some time we've been moving to a more collective leadership for the global economy and what we've seen with president trump in place now is is that the move towards that has accelerated and so the confidence in the us administration and the u.s. president as reflected in various recent global polls has suffered dramatically and i think we're going to be looking at more leadership from china and potentially from from parts of europe from from chancellor merkel from makarov in france and from justin trudeau and. you think it's the beginning of the end of the i.m.f. and world bank institutions you of course were representative of the i.m.f. many as we see the rise of the new

at least disperse mass protests against the g twenty summit and homework using a lot of hands. donald trump will have his first face to face talks with the g. twenty summit on friday with one of the most in dissipated meetings of the year now going for. russia and china a call for a deescalation after north korea other of ballistic. two day visit to moscow. coming to you live from moscow you're watching our international welcome to the program we start with breaking news south korean and u.s. forces have fired missiles into the sea of japan and display a phrase towards north korea it was part of a joint ballistic missile drill between washington and according to officials the exercise that can be easily deployed exercise was that response to north korea's latest missile test on tuesday which the pentagon has confirmed was an intercontinental ballistic missile and while u.s. secretary of state rex tillerson has released a statement calling for international cooperation against north korea. there are now we talked to handle the national come pain two and the korean war and w. dean

and also, finally, we talked about women's empowerment at this g-20 summit. one of the issues i have been concerned about recently is the fact that many female candidates during the general election found themselves bullied and harassed. and in receipt of such bullying as has beennt -- referred to by the right honorable lady -- i would have hoped that every leader of political party in this house would stand up and condemn such actions, and it is time that we did so. >> here here here. >> i congratulate the prime minister on her many successes at a productive summit, particularly on the trade front. would she confirm that ministers are working not just on trade deals for this country? we don't have ones with at the moment, but will when we are outside the e.u., but also making sure we transfer the e.u. one sue the u.k. as well as the rest of the e.u. on exit? pm may: i am happy to give that confirmation to my right honorable friend. there are three areas we are working on trade. one is obviously looking ahead to those trade agreements that we can have with cou

(steve) p-g-and-e hit with a major lawsuit from valero.o claims the utility company caused 75-million dollars in damage to the benicia refinery. the lawsuit stems back to a power outage in may. valero says, p-g-and -e shut off its electricity without notice. the loss of power forced an emergency shutdown of the refinery... and caused extensive flaring that sent black smoke billowing into the sky. valero was fined for that flaring. (pam) new at eight. a hot air balloon had to make an emergency landing near disney world in florida today. a statement from "orlando balloon rides" said, a change of wind direction forced the pilot to land in a pond .... or risk contact with power lines. the pilot, and all 16 passengers on board... escaped serious injury. a child did swallow some water upon landing, but he was medically cleared. it took crews about one- hour to remove the hot air balloon from the pond.... which happened to be home to some alligators. (sot) "there was adrenaline -- it was pumping. but it was scary. now we're making fun of it, but