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tango, bold malbec wines, and tender cuts of meat; 3 reasons why people travel from all over the worldo experience argentina. but the beef industry has fallen on hard times as its production and exports have dropped. [man speaking spanish] translator: a while back, the market received over 20,000 animals per day. now it's between 8,000 and 10,000. man: but that looks set to change. elaine: correspondent joel richards went to the south american country's grasslands,

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let's fly in the goods, tango. - [muffled] - standing by in three seconds. two, one. go, cartman. - let's do this. [dramatic music] ♪ [applause] - cartman? go, cartman. - come on, dude. hurry. - no. no! i won't do it. i won't do it, do you hear me? i'm better than this. and to hell with you, mister kitty! you're a bad kitty! bad! bad kitty! it's time somebody stood up and did the right thing. [snaps fingers] [dramatic music] - yeah, do it, cartman. - ♪ all right, football night ♪ ♪ what do you do? ♪ get out your camera and a boobie or two ♪ - wow! - ♪ you got to get serious ♪ - have you ever seen faith hilling that good? - ♪ come on, everybody, it's faith hilling time ♪ ♪ dancin', rappin', titties flappin' ♪ ♪ where are you? ♪ this is the only memeing i'll ever do ♪ - oh, long johnson. - ♪ is a meme i won't buy ♪ ♪ 'cause i'm faith hilling till the day i die ♪ - and so, in the face of war, a little boy reminds us all what being human really means. the message is unclear, but it doesn't matter, as long as you give the audience a song, celebrity bashing, and republican

climbing you hear it like a spider the twenty five year old creeps up a rock face in norway's flight tango municipality it makes it look pretty easy time after time the rock climber is pushed to his limits. and sometimes it's very easy to forget to brief me so sometimes i just scream because it's very good to make a hard move exe hail. and if you scream you're pretty sure about it your exhilarating because the here that your screen. had a miscarriage you considered the best sport climber on the planet he's won three world championships so far he developed a passion for climbing when he was very young and had reached the sport's top ranks by the tender age of thirteen a prodigy in a punishing discipline. now adam is a star among rock climbers he regularly comes to the town of arco in northern italy to train in the picture eskimos so in a mountain region draws climbers from all over the globe together with his partner eva adam often comes here for days to hone his skills the conditions in spring are perfect. the weather is important today it's a very good conditions because it's windy and dr

in our system it still takes two to tango, but what are your thoughts on what opportunities there might be for any kind of serious legislating this year. are there going to be any? >> first of all, let me thank you for having me once again and thanks to all you ladies and gentlemen for being here and in addition, larry bailey, my long time friend. i will put him among the gentlemen here. i play golf with him. >> he must be a good guy, then, right? >> let me just say in a year like this one in an atmosphere like the one that we currently have, there's not going to be much legislating taking place. there will be bills introduced. most of them will be bills that people will use to help define themselves back home or help them run on something, but there's not going to be much taking place. i think we have to have a real definitive election before things will begin to move and run smoothly again. i have been here for 25 years. i've seen it when democrats were in power. i've seen it with republicans in power. i've seen us do things in a very bipartisan way. in fact, i rather enjoyed working

climbing you hear it like a spider the twenty five year old creeps up a rock face in norway's fly tango municipality it makes it look pretty easy the time after time the rock climber is pushed to his limits. and sometimes it's very easy to forget to brief me so sometimes i just scream because it's very good to make a hard move exe hail. and if you scream you're pretty sure of your exhilarating because the here that your screen. adam is currently considered the best sport climber on the planet he's won three world championships so far he developed a passion for climbing when he was very young and had reached the sport's top ranks by the tender age of thirteen a prodigy in a punishing discipline. now adam is a star among rock climbers he regularly comes to the town of arco in northern italy to train in the picturesque must sone mountain region draws climbers from all over the globe together with his partner eva adam often comes here for days to hone his skills the conditions in spring are perfect. the weather is important today it's a very good conditions because it's windy and dry if it'

at the end, it takes two to tango. we lost a cooperative partner in 2012 in russia. we had to pivot our strategy as well. >> it's gfascinating. thank you for this account. from your book, michael mcfaul, thanks for joining us. in us again tomorrow night. ♪ katty: you're watching "beyond 100 days." christian: the foreign secretary makes the case for not ditching the iran nuclear deal, on the grounds that there was no good alternative. katty: that may not be enough for president trump area the latest european to make the case to an increasingly skeptical white house. >> we think you can be tougher on your front, address the concerns of the president and not throw the baby out with the bathwater. katty: this woman is tapped to be the next director of the cia. except, on friday, shed

reported to have been shot dead in the ukrainian capital kiev authorities there blamed moscow but bob tango turned up alive a day later a shock that provoked worldwide relief and anger now ukraine faces many questions over the elaborate setup. that from the dead. twenty four hours after he was reportedly gunned down journalist arkady enters a press conference held by the ukrainian intelligence service alive and well his apparent death and elaborate ruse to expose and alleged kremlin plot to kill him even his wife was in the dark. i want to apologize to my wife for the hell she has gone through over the past two days forgive me please but there was no other option . and incredulity at the t.v. station where i had been working in kiev as the russian born journalist made his dramatic grandparents the joy of his return was shared later by the ukrainian president there but. i think millions of people off the celebrating this is your birthday my heart beat so hard as i watch the reaction in the news room i knew about the operation but no one else in the administration was a wedge and i'm certain

it takes two to tango. >> and we will be watching with you. governor john kasich, thank you so much for joining us from columbus. >>> and now we move to the other side of the world and that is north korea, where the united states is getting involved as well with its upcoming summit between president trump and president kim jong-un. now, pyongyang says that it's going to shut down its main nuclear test site, but experts are warning a full and permanent closure will be very hard to verify because verification is a challenge with just about anything in north korea, especially the welfare of its own people. in order to see inside this highly secretive society for himself, the head of the world food program, david beasley, a former republican governor of south carolina, traveled across the country accompanied by government miners and found a surprising sense of hope and opportunity as news of a possible opening to america begins to filter through. not surprisingly he found malnutrition is rampant and agricultural methods from a bygone era. he told

that the published in eons don't come to the table often and they still it takes two two elements to tango right and but you need to begin the process i come back to the issue of finding diplomacy and i think it's possible but it is not with these players it is not with netanyahu nor is it with players in the region i mean the saudi new saudi government is it's very much about self-interest what's the risk of america's national security was the effect on the united states war pulling out of poland now you know i think the trump factor has already been processed by our allies i think listen i think trump. he said some things when he was running larry we've talked about this which made sense which he's now backtracking like for example why are we spending trillions in the middle east we should be you know bringing it back he says he was opposed to the war in iraq not sure that's true but you know he was speaking to people who are not necessarily any war but are fed up with the endless war loop that america has been in but he's taking us back into that i wrote and we've talked about this he's

>> you need two to tango.tion because there are other sorts of effects. it becomes a one state solution. people need to think very carefully about that. the political equivalent of ripping out or pulling out the iran deal basically pulling out of middle east peace process. that's all well and gog aood an maybe a couple of countries around the world. the fact of the matter is right now basically it says this is it. there is no room for negotiation because how does one come back to the table if you dissempower the only palestinian leader who believes in diplomatic settlement. >> we are looking at ivanka trump just unveiling the seal here on the embassy. >> the capital of israel. thank you. [ applause ] >> the president's daughter revealing the seal. we'll be right back with more of this breaking news. stay with us. uniforms. at t-mobile, we'e we see the people behem. so we're committed to helping veterans through job training when their service ends... and to hiring 10,000 veterans and military spouses to be par

tango music playing this, we should remember, was your first movie? it was, indeed, my first movie.ing, and it was at a break in a real dance competition and we said we's get it done in an hour and it took, as all things do, three, and everyone left — it was a crazy, crazy thing. it's kind of an outrageous success that making your first movie, you make something that not only breaks the bounds of australian cinema but gets shown at international awards, cannes, it becomes big in america. it's just a massive international hit. that sounds great but, and we have not got time to go into the real story, but the real story begins with making the film, committing at some point to the knowledge, to the idea that i had to make a cinematic language that somehow reflected what it was as a play. i did it — i devised it as a play. you's written it as a play. i devised it with a group of actors i was working with at the national institute of dramatic art, where we were experimenting with how you make plays, and i took a subject i knew — the world of ballroom dancing — and i also took the hero's

blaming it on russia twenty four hours after he was reported shot dead of war reporter arkady but tango turns up ally ukraine says the ruse voyles a kremlin ordered murder poplog charge that moscow denies. and russia's foreign minister sergei lavrov has met with north korea's leader kim jong un last raucous on his first visit to the country in a.

. >> i am great at the tango the sauce is kinda beyond me. >> but the spanish, just would be interesting along with or without the spanish. are you fluent, did you get fluent, did you have an interpreter with you, how did youyo amass your ability to transform this town into englis english. >> i learned only about 45 minutess ago that i made a mistake, a glaring mistake. i was pointing out that because the miami herald, years ago when massive immigration wasve coming in the worthe world, broadly speaking were against it. there was a lot who resented the stand they were taking so again i was just informed that's really not correct spanish, i'm just asking your opinion which would you use if you used it. >> that are really no and i think by this town not becoming a bilingual town, it has over the years that are still not a blanket statement that this is a bilingual townn and i think that's the flavor that's missing that our african-american children and are caucasian children are notot being brought up to speak both spanish and english and i just want to be a stand for that that that's what

mike: we are in tango, which is uber for kids. a more rigorous process for verifying drivers and walked for fingerprinting. for parents, it is a more comfortable experience and they can actually have young kids in the car. emily: if you think about this $300 billion potential explosion in the sharing economy, what is the majority of that going to come from? fingerprinting. formike: i think it is the two -- the freelance economy is -- the freelance economy is growing very rapidly. skills marketplaces are going to continue to grow. the two primary targets for that are millennials who want for flexibility in their working environment. that could be professionally or even consumer side like dog walking. also, baby boomers who need to supplement their income. on the other side, i think on the real estate side for example, the owners and landlords are beginning to realize they can drive significant income and millennials like to travel. walsh, managing partner at structure capital, thank you for joining us. facebook is facing in expande

suffering from soaring inflation is seeking financial assistance from the imf >>> for more on argentina's tangoh the imf and how weakening currency could resurrect all deemons for the south american country, head to cnbc.com. >>> on monday, i will speak to cleveland fed president loretta mester that will be live from paris. >>> u.s. president donald trump is scheduled to meet with top u.s. automakers today. executives from ford, general motors, fiat chrysler, along with the heads of daimler volkswagen are expected to attend they will discuss changes to fuel efficiency rules. the trump administration faces lawsuits from california and several other states after freezing fuel efficiency levels to 2020 levels >>> geely eyes an ipo for volvo cars citi group, goldman sachs and morgan stanley have been picked for the potential ipo which could see volvo cars valued between 16 and $30 billion. geely said they're looking at the possibilities on listing volvo cars the swedish firm told cnbc an ipo is an option and arjun joins me with more from one other carmaker trying to use hydrogen as fuel. what can y

out, it ed pointed takes two to tango and we have been focused on the problems internally with the u.k. but what about the europeans' view on this. and there is no mono delip lith. ed: how much has changed since the vote has happened. there was a portion of europe, good ridance, you have been slowing us down and never been half in, half in. and there was a portion in france, good ridance, we want you out. and german specter which is a great pity. but if you have to go, you have to go. that mood has changed to general alarm. here is this great democracy ruining itself. showing no signs of resolving and that deepening as matthew pointed out and this isn't a sad spectacle in the context of worrying of concerns of pole apped and hungary. but in the context but if they are going to do that much damage, it will wash over to us. they have a lot of problem to deal with. migration is a key one. and to have an imploding britain on their hand. one of the points i make in connection with that, because that's a potential of the silver lining here, europe is going to have more appetite to give brita

you know, in diplomacy, it takes two to tango. you can't instruct another country to cooperate with you. so tragically in my view, the reset ended in 2012. >> rick is in leesburg, virginia, a democrat. good morning. >> caller: yes. ambassador, it's a great honor for me to be able to talk to you. i'm wondering, do you feel that the russian intelligencia don't exist anymore as a critical mass in russia, that it's fragmented and disjointed, and that would be after the last 100 years of trauma that russia has experienced? and maybe as a result, russia is not nearly as interesting to study anymore, and that most of the russian immigrants that have come to the united states have been americanized. and become americans. something that's gone out of the joy of studying russia. >> yeah, it's an interesting question. i do think you're right that the traditional notion of the russian intelligencia that you're talking about was decimated during the soviet years, and was much harder to be an intellectual and to do those things in the soviet ye

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president obama was the one who is doing the tango, bowing, writing love letters from a shaking handsith dictators. what's the matter with that? >> there is so much to unpack with what you just said there. i would like to draw everyone's attention to chuck schumer's excellent twitter trolling of president trump today when he took the crying crock schumer tweet. >> crying chuck is accusing the president of bullying him on twitter. you know how lame and pathetic that is? these are grown men. he's not being pathetic. >> these are grown men. look who started it. the president of the united states of america as one who started and can have an adult conversation about one of the most because module decisions of any president in modern history is going to make. >> he's a little bit more of an adult and crying truck these not shedding tears. okay, crying chuck should be shedding tears of joy for the rear turn of the american hostages and wouldn't even have to pay any ransom, like barack obama, we didn't have to release any terrorists from gitmo. like barack obama. in fact, president trump on

not somebody you want to tango with, but you do have a fight scene with him in the film.st somebody -- >> it was kind of ridiculous, but -- [ laughter ] i'm a scrapper, though. i mean -- [ laughter ] but he -- yeah he's an awesome physical specimen. something happened in my profession that i don't quite understand because when i started acting, the main reason i did it was because i wasn't an athlete. >> seth: uh-huh. [ laughter ] >> i wasn't into sports and i didn't like exercising at all. >> seth: yeah. [ laughter ] >> and now it seems like actors are expected to be like -- i think they work out more than like professional body builders. [ laughter ] >> seth: yeah. >> and particularly with all the -- you know, the superhero movies and whatnot, you know, people, i mean -- i'm kind of buddies with paul rudd, we worked together once. and when he got "ant-man," he started working out. i'm like, "you got to work out to play ant-man?" [ laughter and applause ] i'm like, "that doesn't even make any sense." >> seth: yeah. >> i mean, i know ants are strong. i've seen him lift, b

and not that it is not complicated enough already but as ed pointed out, so rightly it takes two to tango here. we've been very much focused on all the problems internally within the uk but what about the europeans view on this. monolith there either. >> there are 27 european members. interesting thing how europeans have changed since brexit happened, the referendum happened. there was a portion of europe, good riddance. you've been slowing us down. you're vetoing for too long. you've been half in, half out. anglophobics portion in france, really good riddance, whatever your history, we want you out. there is german perspective it's a pity but if you have to go, you have to go. i think that mood is turned into a genuine alarm. here is a great democracy ruining itself, entirely self-inflicted, showing no signs of resolving its internal -- in fact they're deepening as matthew pointed out. this isn't just a sad spectacle to watch. in the context now you really didn't have two years ago, worry about liberal democracy in europe. concerns of poland, concerns of hungary. also in the context if b

much of a purpose in the marketplace and that either was wrong or government policy decided not to tango, so i think what you see is kind of that insurance companies seem to have a more lasting a presence in the marketplace and you will continue to see that. i think some of these mergers in the pharmaceutical and healthcare insurance and then that individual service, they are trying to occur which is to say on all three levels of the industry right now and again, where are you now? well, you're entering a period where there will continue to be sustained growth and healthcare because the sustained growth in older people and so that will result in continue growth and opportunity. i think second, you think about big data and how that's revolutionized the country. cvs isn't the old cbs and even frankly they are not the amazon of the cbs. unsurprised if someone came along and did an incredible experience-- [inaudible] so, i think we see less change. the bottom line is less change than we thought on this. are not quite sure what the reduction mandate will do. you know, that was paid mostly by

place for me to demonstrate that i've done nothing wrong and that's obviously what i intend to do tangois returns to action on thursday for the first time since last month's mass this is why i threw my clubs in the closet for about ten days got away from the game didn't touch a club to make a golf swing and. i started to lift a little bit but tried to make sure i kept flexible and then i started grinding and trying to get my muscle strength back in eventually my speed and got them all back . steph curry has made a triumphant return to the n.b.a. action golden state's star man who's missed six weeks with a knee injury helping the defending champions take a two nothing lead over new orleans in the western conference semifinals but he came off the bench in school twenty eight points. five three points in twenty seven minutes of action. cycle seven rebounds game three in new orleans on friday. i. was a good night for it to happen i mean it's going to be an emotional boost any time stuff steps on the floor after an absence but this was a good night for a given that we won game one comfortabl

the symmetric tango, the fed ads the word symmetric to its inflation outlook.tions the trade. let's get ready to rumble, the u.s. superstar trade the legation kicks off in china today. high-stakes, hopes are them. david: this is "bloomberg daybreak." i am david westin. i am here with alix steel. elon musk gave us a show. alix: he did. in the markets, nothing really happening, steady as she goes, calm. euro-dollar is interesting. a weaker dollar today. that symmetric word overshadowing weaker inflation and europe, as well as weaker services in the u.k. .3%,dollar now up by $1.19. buy bonds. 2.94% on the 10-year. crude going nowhere as we wait for the deadline on iranian sanctions. nearly 80% of s&p 500, use have been out with earnings, many exceeding estimates. most stocks barely moving that after recording -- reporting. joining us now is binky chadha of deutsche bank securities. first of all, earnings season , we're getting earnings that are very good, and i would argue they are unambiguously good, not just about the past quarter but also what they're telling u

pauling even though he was picketing enjoyed himself, he was a great dancer and he liked to tango andhe liked to waltz, he and his wife started some improv to dancing. look, jack, they are dancing. and the after-dinner entertainment of the literary presentation was made by distinguished actor. sinclair lewis, marshal, outlining the marshal plan at harvard university. great bulk of literary presentation that evening was an unpublished work by ernst hummingway, originally they were going to do killers which would have been a terrible choice but it was a presentation that eventually became islands in the stream and published in 1970. a select few after the evening was over were invited up to the yellow room in the private residence. william stiren provided interesting insights into the evening said that -- recounts how when a social aide came up to him to say that the president would like you and mrs. stiren to come to the residence he said that -- [laughter] >> the train is passing. he said -- i knew it. he's after my wife. [laughter] >> well, as it turns out they had a great evening an