nobody thought it would happen to mckenzie morgan. >> you're just quiet. because there's not a thing that we can do. >> reporter: to mckenzie's parents steve and kristy, she was always exceptional, their super-girl. kenzie's the type of kid that started reading at two, two and a half, was speaking in sentences at a year and a half. she excelled in school. threw a wicked curveball. and had a sixth sense for the outdoors developed elk hunting with her dad. >> she's a great kid. >> reporter: but she's always wanted to go off and do the next thing huh? >> the next thing. do it as good as you can. >> reporter: more than anything, mckenzie wanted to fly. frankly, that desire came packaged in her genes. great-grandfather, grandfather, uncles -- like jared hanson -- all pilots. mckenzie's uncle and grandpa got together. >> we talked and said that if she wants to do it, let's help her out. >> reporter: her parents were fine with it too. a lot of people would look at this and say, "god, you really feel okay about letting your daughter go off and fly an airplane at th

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mckenzie, our china correspondent. joining us now, the chief investment officer for international fixed income at j.p. morganement, and the head of f.x. strategy at cibc. thank you so much for joining us. if you look at the trade, you can either take the view that desperate world growth, you say this is kind of tit for tat, $50 billion, forget about it, because it's redistributing trade instead of hurting trade globally. nick: at the moment, it's the tit for tat. at the moment, the context of global growth aren't actually that massive, but i guess the risk is it escalates. you know, let's be honest, the numbers get bigger and big we are each month that we go through, but one way to look at it at the moment, when you look at the impact it's having on growth and inflation, actually very, very muted so far. francine: jeremy? jeremy: agree. of course we couldn't downplay the risk of an escalation, but in terms of the current context, it is very manageable. what we would say, we entered the year with global growth in we tty good position, would have synchronized growth, but that's he is can a late. there's a litt