i was very pleased to be able to presidentcussion with macky yesterday on the future between argentinand the u.k. that relationship is developing. importanten some steps taken, as i referenced in my comments just now, that extra flight come from -- but we also look forward to developing our trade onceionship with argentina we've left the european union. i think this is a developing relationship and it will continue to grow. thank you. >> canadian prime minister justin justin spoke with reporters -- justin trudeau spoke with reporters and took questions at the close of the summit. it's 25 minutes. pm trudeau: >> the family of george h.w. bush. he was a great friend of canada. i'd like to also begin by president macri of argentina for his leadership and stewardship of the g20 over the past 12 months.

arrived earlier they were treated to a cultural event which brought tears to the eyes of president macky of argentina applause from some of the other leaders mohammed bin selman is there as well they are now at dinner the world leaders will be mixed up various tables which means that people will have to have a conversation with mohamed bin selman and that's interesting because before this event there was speculation that he might be treated as a pariah as an outcast well i think it's fair to say that the greeting you got from other world leaders here and you know as ours was a mixed one. there are diplomatic protocols so the saudi crown prince was welcome to the g twenty but his daily won't be as full as normal the saudi foreign ministry quickly tweeting oh pictures of mohammed bin salman talking to other world leaders keen to show he's not been isolated or ignored the french president had a brief exchange at one point complaining in english that the crown prince doesn't listen to him i will listen of course you know why. his team says he raised the war in yemen and the murder of jamal k

vick mackie is secretly in bed with all the gangs getting money. cop sent to bring him down. oh, that's the show. i've seen this show before. i've seen that movie before. >> we're talking about making a case that puts mackie behind bars a long time. >> then you get to the end of the tie lot and vick shoots terry in the face. >> there was some thought that hbo shows did well because they had no commercials. so when a basic cable show like "the shield" that did have commercials found an audience, all 6of a sudden it just opened the door and other original programming sprung up, like nip/tuck. >> when you stop striving for perfection, you might as well be dead. >> and "rescue me." >> you son of a bench. >> and it was a whole new playing field. piere... ♪ isn't the best present being present? stella artois. joie de biere. they have businesses to grow customers to care for lives to get home to they use stamps.com print discounted postage for any letter any package any time right from your computer all the amazing services of the post office only cheaper

shortly after our request was turned down we got the news of mackie's death it was a shock for us to the police say they are employing more psychologists to deal with the many suicides forty extra to cover the whole country but they reject that the police force has fundamental problems. of it's completely normal to give our police officers concrete targets. we need to justify how we spend taxpayers' money. now less pressure on our police as a terror threat is diminished. and we will employ an additional seven thousand five hundred police officers over the next four years. for this response is not good enough. police needs to be thoroughly reformed if we had an ministration that took care of its people we would need to fight for better working conditions and maggie would still be here. wants to continue maggie's fight so that her sacrifice was not in vain. the n.-g. o. reporters without borders has released its annual report and it doesn't paint a pretty picture for freedom of the press and information now it says that eighty reporters or people working in the media have been killed s

scorer in europe's big five leagues with fourteen goals for the season and he's coach knows them mackieto have him. massively we're going to have the most repetitive question asked at this football club what about you know leslie no matter what would happen if this and that happened if somebody is what would happen and i certainly didn't replay if he wasn't there would we have as many assists or as many goals and so on but while he is in the team we just have to enjoy ourselves manchester united fans have been left wondering what next after their team slipped to their lowest points tally at this stage of an english premier league season their own twenty six of being beaten three one by liverpool at anfield on sunday sunday a man a handed the home team the lead but jesselyn got capitalized on a goalkeeping error to equalize then twice in the last twenty minutes to secure the win for you're going club's men and take them one point clear of manchester city on the table and the united sitting six. very very very it was a good game the brilliant start was one of the best performances we had.

senegal are preparing to demonstrate ahead of next year's presidential election critics accuse president macky sall of a lemonade and challenger so he can retain power earlier this year he sacked the mayor of the car a potential opponent who has been jailed for corruption reports. it is from a prison cell that the once popular mayor of the current continues to challenge president mikey cell and campaign to stop his reelection his supporters such as besser we saw and are going house to house collecting the mandatory signatures from voters needed to become an official candidate. rules a rules this is an important election because our country is at a crossroads political adversaries supporting with all the mek it will be an alternative but it seems the president is trying to cling to power and making things worse. the former mayor of the car was sentenced to five years in jail for corruption a charge he denies saying it is politically motivated to eliminate him from the election he's appealing to the supreme court to. food water and other challenges the president was sentenced for corruption two

he had a special diet and no mackie as the chance to win a world heavyweight crown.to defying odds because he did not have much chance of survival because he only weighed £1. now he is 69. this will happen at four o'clock in the morning. —— six it is less than six months since his return to the ring and despite losing all that weight he steps into the ring three stone heavier than his opponent. listen as to whether that is an advantage. the american wbc heavyweight crown is the prize. we have a report from los angeles. he believes the wind woke up one of the greatest comebacks of all time combined with alcohol and drug problems. he has lost all that week can come back, look at the problems he has suffered from. it ranks with one of the best comebacks of all time. he stunned the world three yea rs time. he stunned the world three years ago with a surprise win against vladimir credential. this is against vladimir credential. this is a matchup which has the great and the good of this sport intrigued. he is loud, he is the only big man in america right now that is taking

mackie was much loved today, and yet wasn't elected back in the 905 for a second term? the world stage and you look at world leaders who have been rendering him today and who worked with him and his role in the reunification of germany was invaluable in building that coalition to liberate kuwait, but i think there was a sense back home in america that perhaps he took his eye off the ball when it came to the economy or perhaps didn't quite relate to people. there was one moment during one of the presidential debates in 1992 when he was running against this young u psta rt was running against this young upstart from arkansas, bill clinton, and they were asked about the date and they were asked about the date and they were asked about the date and the state of the us economy and george hw bush, who was born into this very petition family, couldn't really give an answer about what the state of the us debt meant to him personally and there was bill clinton, a younger generation, very good famously at feeling people's pain, and he gave a more compelling, more personal answer,

including paintings that tell the stories of slaves who were taken to the americas centuries ago president macky sall officially opened the museum and had this to say. that of us still keeping all cultures is what has saved african people from attempts made to make them soldiers people with knowledge of history and of culture a dozen people to give this it also stimulates progress this is why africa's trying so hard to give value to the recovery of its cultural heritage. now there's certainly a lot of excitement for this project which you can read more about on our website al jazeera dot com patricia is one viewer who shared that article and she's the hash tag own your story and said that the current mood of return of historical and cultural artifacts from africa's past senegal is on its now three some poor as an architecture student from the king of faso who checked out the museum and had this to say the issue of safety of course but is really emotional to be here because we have always been made to believe that there is no such thing as an african civilization and that civilization came here f

mackie now has the right to remain in the uk. the home office we re wrong to remain in the uk. on the flight. criminal damage and trespass, says one viewer, deserved punishment. this is not peaceful protest. these people should be locked up and made to pay for damage caused and any compensation paid out by airlines to passengers. an example needs to be made to stop any future repeats. can i get some facts straight? we were ina remote i get some facts straight? we were in a remote part of the airport. i get some facts straight? we were in a remote part of the airportfi doesn't really matter. we won't rerun the trial. we didn't touch the plane so i think one of your view commented about that, we didn't touch the plane either. to respond touch the plane either. to respond to that, we absolutely apologise for any inconvenience caused to passengers that night. what we were there were to do was to stop that one particular plane. we didn't touch the plane, we'rejust one particular plane. we didn't touch the plane, we're just setting up touch the plane, we're just setting upa touch the

david lebovitz and dean mackie.ear much more on the fed with exclusive interview stanley druckenmiller. mckenzie under pressure. about that next in wall street beat. this is bloomberg. >> coming up, paul romer and economics.f lisa: we turn to wall street beat where we cover three things buzzing there. then next problem, mckinsey entanglement. they come under pressure of profiles its involvement with the authoritarian regime. five weeks after the arrest, nissan boards fail to appoint a replacement. david: joining us now is jason kelly. doesn't end for goldman sachs. it.'re in >> it's malfeasant monday on wall street. what's interesting about all these stories, these are all stories that are kind of bigger headlines say in a lot of ways. 1mdb has been trailing goldman around. keep coming.s to it's coming at a difficult time, of tricky time for the bank. change over in leadership. does seem to raise issues compliance and who knew what when. that reputation risk. does come after lloyd blankfein got involved too. continu

mackie has a newjob. he has a newjob. —— now he has a good job.l of a sudden he is homeless and on the streets. this means a lot to me. when i was in los angeles i was a social worker for the homeless when i was doing my mba. and i saw people who were really very successful in a short period of time, the breakup of their marriage, bad job, short period of time, the breakup of their marriage, badjob, being bullied at work, straight downhill. rather sad. it is an energising story. is a christmas tree. he was helping got back on his feet, literally. thank you very much indeed. it is lovely to see. happy christmas. still to come: you are listening to twin sisters paula and fabiana chavez, accomplished pianists despite the fact they are both blind. they will be here to tell me about their project that aims to break down the obstacles faced by visually impaired music students. stay with us, headlines coming up. hello, this is breakfast with louise minchin. here's a summary of today's main stories from bbc news. more than 40% of hospitals in england have