brent: teri schulz in brussels. teri, thank you very much.ime to switch gears and go to fanny for business and in exchange of blows between president trump and chancellor merkel. fanny: indeed. donald trump and angela merkel were exchanging barbed remarks at the nato summit today. trump said that germany was quote, captive to russia, as he objected to a pipeline deal to bring russian natural gas directly to germany. merkel pushed back, insisting that germany makes its own decision. all this amid tensions between the u.s. and china have gone up as the u.s. announces yet another round of tariffs on chinese imports. from is supposed to slap a levy of 10% on 200 pages of hundreds of products. human hair, live eels, and toilet paper. yeah, it might sound funny if it was not so serious. it is important to remember that behind all these products are companies large and small who now have to rely on the vast u.s. market to sell goods. it adds to another $2000 billio. reporter: containers are piling up in shanghai. now, too, are steaks from the u.s. t

correspondents terry schulze in helsinki on time to fund nominee in the washington russia moscow welcome all with you in helsinki teri schultz you've covered plenty of these summits did anything substantive come out of today. that's right i've been covering summits in the finnish capital since the cold war since president bush met mikhail gorbachev here as have plenty of other people here today and all of us agree we've never seen anything like this press conference before in one nine hundred ninety even when president bush wanted to kill gorbachev help on the iraq war you could never could have imagined a press conference where he walked in and said their interests converge as president trump did today with president putin i think we we will be discussing later in this show the most substantive thing that came out of that and that's the shock in washington at the things president trump said the way that he rejected his own intelligence and in fact embraced president putin's denial of any interference what the europeans would have liked to hear was barely on the agenda at all ukraine the iran nuclear deal crimea thes