they will talk on the sidelines of the g-20 summit. byan has protested patrols chinese warships near japanese administered islands. north korea has testfired more missiles. they fired three ballistic missiles off the east coast of north korea. south korea's president criticized the north for what she called provocation. putinn president vladimir has continued -- agreed to continue talks over a cease-fire in syria. secretary of state john kerry said the russians walked back on a part of the agreement that was agreed to earlier. for the first time, chancellor in aa merkel's party lost state election. her popularity has plummeted since her decision to allow large numbers of refugees into the party. the speculation is that steve -- she will still run for a fourth term next year. this is bloomberg. much.thank you very let's get some breaking news. some data from the eurozone. coming retail sales through. 1.1% increase month on month. the retail sales year on year, 2.9%. the estimate was for 1.8%. this follows weakness in the competent pmi nu

the way out. -- way up. china,: gsummit in leaders warning and being warned that are rising tide of protectionism is affecting growth and recovery. who is making these comments? everyone from the imf to the wto to the oecd, policy makers are using the g 20 summit as a venue to voice those concerns over rising protectionist measures around the world. i spoke to the oecd head as well as the wto head, and they both warned about the negative impact of protectionism. take a listen. a trade is no longer locomotive of growth. lagging likeally investment, so no surprise why the world economy is only growing at 3%, even below the rate of growth pre-crisis. >> trade in general is a positive for the country. deal with those forces of unemployment with anti-trade measures. you will be shooting yourself in the foot. christine lagarde has warned that we could see the lowest growth year since the global financial crisis. of the g-20 communiquÉ obtained by bloomberg did mention that leaders will talk about the equal importance of fis

what would you want the g-20 to do given the current state of the global economy?ould like to see ise out of the g-20 meeting more coordination and better articulation of global monetary policy. also, some concrete plans to revise fiscal spending. to growth remain tilted to the downside and in that regard, we cannot expect monetary policy to spur growth. that really highlights the need for fiscal action amongst governments. specifically, we think that progress on things like the transpacific trade partnership led by the u.s. would be quite important. we have only seen signs a collaboration between the u.s. and china on things like when a change and ratifying the paris accord. overall, what we would like to see come out of this is better cooperation and fewer accusations. in regard to the region, it is notable that the deputy crumpets of saudi arabia has spent the last few months japan, china, and the u.s. will encourage foreign investment into saudi arabia. these endeavors mean that the fate of the region is inextricably linked to the global economy and only with a

that conversation was fascinating, ahead of the g 20. russian president. ryan chilcote still with us. they can freeze, the russians, because they have the ruble. it has allowed russia to keep pumping. it is interesting what the writers, compared to the oil price. oil price shows the the climbing. as that happens, russia increasing output. we are not at a record level now, but we are not far off. the russians obviously would welcome a freeze. because why not? if they put is more than 10.8 million barrels a day, more than they have ever produced before, freeze suits them fine. and we heard from the russian energy minister, reiterating that point. as long as the level russia has to freeze its output out is from the second half of the year. another important issue is until you get a freeze -- it is like a mexican standoff. everybody has to increase output and battle for market share. no one will unilaterally freeze their output, naturally. that is a little bit of what we are seeing. if they agree to freeze, everyone could cap production. not

we will continue the conversation around the g-20. scussions between saudi and russian officials about the oil market. we will dig deeper into that and look at saudi arabia opening its doors to foreign investors. and, we are joined ♪ yousef: only sliding again as producers/prices but they declined to offer concrete proposals. leaders are warned that section is and his threatening growth in the global economy. a $20pushing ahead with billion project in a shock move

bloomberg obtained a draft of the g-20 communicate ahead of the summit.n it leaders are mentioning financial market volatility being a downside risk for growth . not to mention stability as well as fiscal policies to monetary ones. they also talk about the importance of brexit, and what implications they can have for local growth. the uk's theresa may arrived, and this would be a major global summit for her as prime minister. it's also worth noting that the g-20 draft communiique recognized a global issue, stating that subsidies can contribute to global excess capacity. the media center is starting to get crowded. journalists arrive together with world leaders. we have press conference is going on on the background about screen. yousef? yousef: so the global steel glut mentioned in the draft communique. what is the problem with that? shery: this is a contentious issue. that is been a lot of speculation on whether or not that would be mentioned. sources say that can still be changed. it's still a draft, but there has been a lot of tension over china floodi

shery ahn, at the g-20 summit winding down. check back with you. -- nearing abt is level that may trigger moody to downgrade its rating. what is the main concern when it comes to moody's? reporter: good morning. i think the main concern is the debt level has spiked in the last few years and the acquisition arm of the u.k. has pushed to the level where debt itearnings -- moody expects to be at a level above where they are comfortable. they 5.5 is a level where actually have a downward trigger where they start to look at that figure and if it is sustained over a long while, it could result in a ratings action. billion -- that is not insubstantial. how does samsung go back to servicing that? it is a huge number. the sounds we are talking about are enormous. thate have to remember softbank is a huge company. it creates about 20 billion in earnings each year. besides that, the billionaire founder is stressed that they have all of these unrealized profits that they could cash in potentially if they needed. they have about ¥9 trillion

and at the g-20 summit, obama had a spat when he got off the plane. let's bring in michelle kosinski. a lot of drama behind the scenes of the g-20. >> reporter: alison, right. tension here from the moment president obama touched down. shouting matches with chinese security and u.s. officials. at one point, nearly coming to blows. u.s. officials were not surprised by that. things like this happen when they visit china. this is another stark reminder of how difficult some of the relationships that president obama is trying to manage in this part of the world can be including with china. president obama sat down for four hours with china's president yesterday. you know, president obama said it would be a candid discussion even in areas of human rights. human rights was not mentioned in the read-out of the meeting president obama had with turkey's president erdogan. although turkey has been criticized after the coup attempt there. arresting or firing tens of thousands of people, including teachers and journalists. the president also will have other meetin

some politicians doing a little differently at the g-20. correct.: that is policymakers from the imf to the oecd are all cautioning about rising protectionism around the -- whatd what that mean that might mean for global economic growth. i spoke with the oecd secretary-general who told me that trade was growing at or below the rate of global economic growth and that it should be growing at twice that rates. >> trade is no longer a locomotive of growth. trade is actually lagging like investment. no surprise why the world economy is only growing at 3%. growthhe rate of precrisis. shery ahn: the challenge now is for the leaders to pay heed to the populist sentiments but also spur their economies. manus: thank you very much, great reporting this past couple zhou.ys from hang let's bring in our guest for the next half an hour. this secular stagnation personified? >> the g-20 remains an important for for discussion and debate about international challenges and growth policies. this g-20 summit has not been controversye surrounding -- what we haven

and a head of the g-20. e russian president telling us he wants to resolve the territorial dispute with japan setting the stage of what he calls long-term relationships between the nations. on how thee focusing world's largest banks are in the home stretch of a long campaign to convince all editions and regulators that changes to their capital requirements will suffocate the industry. interesting to see how strong a performance of the banking sector has been in august. some people are talking about the slight change in the regulatory environment prompting that. seek aglobal banks will special brexit deal to keep the status quo. they want to lobby theresa may to consider asking for passporting which would take them through a timeframe otherwise they may not necessarily hang around. we also have a final story on the g-20. theresa may, this will be her first meeting as prime minister of the united kingdom. and you have the new president brazilian senate. a big emphasis on fiscal spending and how investment in in

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peopleturing pmi giving comfort ahead of the g-20. he bond markets, 1.58, unchanged on the u.s. 10 year. manus: let's get out to rosalind chin. >> republican presidential nominee donald trump has reiterated his pledge to build a southern wall. he plans to increase border controls and report any illegal immigrants. he met the mexican president with a range of+++ topics. the second brazilian president to be impeached and removed from office in three decades of democracy. the senate found her guilty her part in congress to finance party spending. she will replace -- two in results worst recession -- two and -- bill gross is recommending the federal reserve raised interest rates twice. the billionaire money manager spoke to bloomberg. rates 25raise interest inches test 25 basis points. -- 25 basis points. let's realize that capitalism can do well because -- cannot do well with negative interest rates or 0% interest rates. >> with the official factory gauge arriving in august to its highest level since 2014. it came in at 60.4. showed tempo

. >> the g-20 summit. e officials clashing with white house staffers on the tarmac shortly after landing. extremely productive talks with .hina's >> i am not surprised. security has been so tight not only for media but for official delegations here. i have heard people call it the north korea with money given how -- everything is. so the president and president obama did meet and produce some results including both leaders climate agreement. today the focus is on the bilateral summit between prime minister she and prime minister of japan will stop their relations have been tense due to territorial disputes in the east china sea. after all this, president xi will give a wrapup statement in about an hour or so concluding the summit as the chair of the draft of the g-20 that bloomberg obtained said financialll mention a volatility, the opponents of fiscal strategy, and as well as the still global glut. againstulist backlash trade threatening the global recovery. >> it definitely. policy are using the g-20 summ

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the g-20 summit is the last scheduled asia trip of the obama presidency. republican presidential nominee donald trump is trying to improve his standing with african american voters. today in detroit, trump told the congregation at great faith ministries that he wants to help rebuild the city, which has high unemployment and poverty rates, and a population that's 80% black. he said the nation needs a" civil rights agenda for our time" that provides better jobs and education. he also called the african american faith community one of god's greatest gifts to america. >> america has been lifted out of many of its most difficult hours through the miracle of faith. now, in these hard times for our country, let us turn again to our christian heritage to lift up the soul of our nation. >> sreenivasan: before the event, trump was greeted by protesters outside the church. national polls have shown his support among black voters to be in the single digits. hillary clinton has no events scheduled this weekend. hurricane hermine has weakened to a tropical storm and is

anything concrete out of the g-20? as the know, the leaders are still meeting, but i can tell you a number of the leaders have brought this issue up because it is an important issue, not only to the united states and china, but it is a global issue. our hope is we will come out of the g-20 with a clear process for addressing overcapacity and a timeline. this is one of those issues that needs to be solved. of or capacity is not just a trade issue, but a global issue. and overcapacity is not just a trade issue, but a global issue. reporter: wally, thank you for joining us. guy? guy: great stuff. joining us from the g-20 summit. these guys are out there talking about trade. great, fantastic, but the battle is not being fought with trade. it is being fought with monetary policy. everybody is trying to still demand forom one another. is this a sideshow, therefore? it is relevant to the u.k., but elsewhere? >> it is essential. 2.7%ave g-20 growth that this year. it is the lowest in a decade. so, ultimately, what the world ne

russia ahead of the annual g-20 summit in china. putin denied allegations of meddling in the race.he government is ready to work with any u.s. administration. hack into the the democratic party's database. >> no, i don't know anything. you know how many hackers they are today. [indiscernible] they can be in the necessary time place. other hackers from other territories in countries. it is next really difficult thing to check. it is nearly impossible to check. -- >> is thate really important? does it matter who hacked this data? the important thing is what we give to the public. there is no need to [indiscernible] that is not going to solve the problem. [indiscernible] i want to tell you again i don't know anything about it. imagine even [indiscernible] two american society. -- onepaign headquarters of the candidates in this case. mrs. clinton follow the democratic party candidates. even from this point of view, could not have officially penetrated. you understand to do that means you need to have a finger on the pulse. and given the us -- given the specifics of life in the u.s., [i

the g7 becoming the g-8. with his backing of the syrian it crannyand taking in his letter, all that has changed. russia has been kicked out of the g-8 club. i think the roots of their distrust is the idea that they think you want to expand russia's zone of influence, at the very least the control of the countries on your order. -- border. you have talked about the trust. would you be able to say something that would get them reassurance on that account? thatdent putin: i think people who are involved in -- fors understand that example, the baltic sea is complete rubbish. how many people live in nato, about 600 million? how many people live in russia? about 146 million. the main point is that politicians with great little experience, you cannot do our partnersnd need to understand this. what they remember about crimea, they try not to notice that the people living in crimea are 70% ethnic russians and speak russian like their native tongue. they want to join russia. they try not to see this. in kosovo, you can

and that should be the way forward for the g-20. make sure the benefits of trans-like globalization and technological progress are shared broadly by more workers and families who still feel like the global economy is not working for them. and that's what we did here at this g-20 summit. we committed to using all of our policy tools robust, inclusive growth that creates opportunity for young people and the middle class that they're working to join. we focused on making sure that businesses can compete fairly and all working families can take advantage of the new prospects the digital economy creates. and we reaffirmed our commitment to support emerging economies through an array of development initiatives. we also discussed ways to unlock the mutual benefits that trade provides while keeping it fair for our workers and the playing field level for our businesses. that includes high-standard trade agreements that actually benefit the middle class, like the tpp. that includes working together to ubstain from unfair currency practices an

the two men sat down together at the g-20 to talk about this and other things. the question is, what is putin after and who is he? bloomberg's editor-in-chief john micklethwait interviewed him last week in russia. >> his whole strategy has been to sit there and generally try to magnify russian power. but it's a very opportunistic one. he sits and waits respect when he senses especially barack obama has not always been a successful foyle to this, whenever barack obama seems to withdraw, putin will jump in, classic example syria, whenever he thinks he can get away with doing something like ukraine and grabbing crimea, he'll try to do it. it doesn't necessarily mean he's plotting long-term. my view is he tends to be someone who has long-term interests but is very short term in terms of tunism. there is a great deal of grievance, some element -- >> rose: there sure is. -- he thinks he's been wronged. they were the superpower, now he's not wanted and why don't they give him more respect. >> rose: and he harbors great resentment in terms of what happened after the fall

respecting the g7, the g-20 commitment. they are in a hard place. the fed moves, it makes it slightly harder, but the real problem is do they have any traction echo francine: do they have -- any traction? francine: do they have any traction? steven: we discussed this in the past, the whole issue of what -- of what japan has achieved. it seems if you go back to a three years, there was this strong sense that things could change quite dramatically. very high expectations. i rumored talking to a japanese fund manager back in 2013 saying this is a big change at the moment. a complete revolution in japan. you look at the actual outcomes relative to those high sevenations, the outcome -- the outcome has been disappointing. caroline: we have seen a lot -- francine: we have seen a lot of significant moves. tos is when yields assigned record lows in july. the yield is going up a touch. just above the zero bound. does that make a difference? adam: it certainly does. it makes a difference in terms of calibrating. what difference does it make if the boj moves r

and that's the approach i took for the g. 20 summit. this was the first time the world'stf leading economy had come together since the decision to leave the eu and demonstrated the role that we continue to play in the world with a bold, ambitious and outward looking nation. building on our strengths in the trading nation we were clear that we have to resist the retreat to protectionism and we had conversations that we could explore the trading arrangements with key partners around the world. we initiated an important. discussion responded to the rising sentiment and ensuring that the world's economies work for everyone and we continue to play our part in working with our allies to confront the global challenges of trigger for some migration. so let me take each in turn. mr. speaker, trading with partners all around the globe has been the foundation of our prosperity in the past, and it will underpin our prosperity in the future. so, under my leadership as we leave the eu, britain will seek to become the global leader in free-trade. at th

involving a treatment with president obama of reporters after president obama landed in china for the g- 20 summit. the dia said someone meant to send it from the personal account and accidentally used the agency's account. and north korea's capturing the world's attention with a show of force before the g-20 summit. >> and north korea showing its strength, firing three missiles as the g-20 economic summit contin moves comes two weeks after north korea test fired a submarine launch missile. the u.s. releasing a statement saying it strongly condemns the multiple launches. the latest one came at an embarrassing time, china, north korea's only real allyi. >>> and a new fallout in the national anthem protest. police promise to protest the protestor. the police union are season's games for the 49ers because the qb refuses to stand to protest brutality and racism in the police department. the police union support a letter to the 49ers organization saying some officers may not accept offduty work to protect the stadium. the police chief ensured fans at the stadium will be safe. >> i don't supp

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michelle, a lot of headlines from the g-20. ines getting my attention is the sideline conversations and discussions going between russia and the u.s. about syria and the breakdown of talks there. >> reporter: this kind of meeting doesn't happen often at all. when you look at the last time president obama met face-to-face with vladimir putin, it was about a year ago. they met about twice in a span of a couple of weeks. before that time, it had been two years because of russia's incursion into ukraine. now there is a lot more to talk about. more that irritates the united states. namely russia's ties to the assad regime bombarding syria continually and how that plays into ultimately fighting isis. now we know the intense talks with the u.s. and russia over the last couple days and extending well before that haven't reached an agreement. you have both presidents sitting down for longer than expected. this was an hour and a half meeting. very unusual. to try to hammer that out. what we know about where the gaps are, the u.s. official

we will overwhelm the g-20's agenda. stead of working on issues of finance, structural changes to the economy, and so on, in place of that, we will worry about other world problems and there are plenty and we will talk about the middle east. it is better to find other forms, the u.s. security council, for example. nejra: continue to catch more of bloomberg editor in chief's exclusive interview with russian president flagman putin. a reminder not to miss bloomberg special on monday at 12:00 eastern, 5:00 london time. this is bloomberg. ♪ nejra: welcome back to bloomberg markets. we just have some headlines crossing the bloomberg now from the fed. this is from a speech that has been released, ahead of the speech being given just shortly. rates should be higher and inflation raising to 2%. you can see more from bloomberg . this is bloomberg. ♪ >> it is 1:00 p.m. in new york. >> welcome to "bloomberg markets." matt: we are covering stores from washington, and moscow. here is what we are watching. jeffrey lacher about to s

the g-20 was formed to discuss issues mainly concerning the global economy.act,rse, that is a clear but if we have squabbles over issues, wery serious will overwhelm the g-20's agenda, and instead of working on issues of structural changes to the economy, taxation, and so on, we will endlessly argue about other serious world problems, and there are plenty. it is better to find other s.nues and other forum the un security council, for example. emily: that was russian president vladimir putin, telling bloomberg editor in chief john micklethwait that it is impossible to know who is ultimately behind the dnc act,. but a probe by crowdstrike traced the have to two groups that it says are russian intelligence services. ceo whatcrowdstrike's makes him so sure. >> given what we have been able to track over the years, we can associate what we saw on their network with russian actors. looking at the tools they used, the motivation, the tactics, the techniques, they all point to known groups that have been associated with the russian government. emily: our cyber securit

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we are seeing flows coming out of the philippines now. rishaad: gmmit, what are your expectations? .> the chatter is sanguine it feels like nothing large will happen. at the moment, very little. mightd: the thing is this be titled how to get the world out of this economic funk, but the point is it should be called that. what are we seeing? have we known times like this thing seems to be stagnating? >> the liquidity injections are not having the impact they expected to have. rishaad: we started with the limits of monetary policy, and that's where we will end. thank you very much indeed. a quick check of business flash headlines. --le may repeat trade repatriate $5 billion in cash next year. tim cook told irish radio that it might happen in 2017. on tuesday, the european commission says apple owes more than $14 billion in back taxes in ireland, most of its european revenue. of itsng a mini version device, hoping it will make it a winner. the initial phone came out earlier this year, featuring dual speakers that makes the sound quality better than that

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during a news conference a short time ago following the session at the g-20 summit in china. was asked about the actions of the 49ers quarterback that colin kaepernick said is raising awareness of racial injustice. in the meantime, colin kaepernick was a no-show for a talk with the san francisco congregation about 200 people, some of them wearing colin kaepernick football jersey wanted to hear the 49er talk about his protest. but the president just weighing in today. >> he's exercising his constitutional right to make a statement, but i don't his sinner sin s sinner is -- sinsincerity. i think he cares about legitimate issues that have to be talked about. if nothing else, he's generated more conversation around the topic that needs to be talked about. >> again, the president making those kmebcomments on an international stage at the g-20 summit. these are the images that created protest that went virav. in is the congregation in san francisco waiting to hear colin kaepernick speak about his stand on racial injustice and policing. but, again, he was a no-show at that church in

he was intoxicated at the time, but the g-m says miller didn't have a drink at tommy's. >> reporter:three hours later, police say miller mistakenly tried to enter a hotel room at the fisherman's wharf marriot, and in the process battered a 70-year-old man and his 29-year-old son visiting from illinois. >> reporter:he was arrested at a motel across the street. later monday, miller was released by the 49ers. >> "bruce is a great guy, but that one of the bad things about drinking alcohol and being under the influence. you know, it could lead to bad decisions and good people make bad decisions sometimes." >> reporter:and, you wonder what was going through miller's mind, when he was pressed up against this wall after the fight. >> reporter:his reputation and career now hanging in the balance. >>"bruce is one of the most genuine guys within this locker room and unfortunately had a rough night. >> reporter: right now there is no court date said. -- set. >> pam:tonight - a dangerous hate crime rocks antioch and tonight police are hunting for the person behind this disturbing incident. the house w

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theresa may attended the first ever -- her first ever g-20 summit in china. was put on trade steals in a post-brexit world. immigration policy also crept in. let's bring in bloomberg london bloomberg chief, ross thomas. immigration off the menu, it seems. like a that's right. she said she does not want to go down that route. that was the proposal by the brexit campaigners. mark: it is boris johnson, her own foreign secretary. mma: it was always short on detail, more of headline than anything else. says i know of what i speak, and it really doesn't work. she gives some examples of when she was home secretary. border officials, saying that people game the saying thathe was it might not be the most effective way to control immigration. some in the u.k. are saying that this suggests she is backsliding. it is not entirely clear to me that saying no to a system like that is saying -- mark: she wants to introduce controls on how many eu citizens can settle in britain. emma: absolutely. that came out last weekend was the first redline on her stance on brexit. mark: wh

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. >>> president obama is leaving the g-20 economic summit with no peace deal on syria. the president had hoped to broker a groundbreaking deal with vladimir putin to coordinate strikes with al qaeda. they need russians if they are going to make progress in syria. >> if we do not get some buy-in from the russians on reducing the violence and easing the humanitarian crisis it is difficult to see how we get to the next phase. >> the middle east crisis overshadowed president obama's main mission at the g-20 to bridge tensions with china whose president obama is concerned by the growing anti-american sentiment in china. >> you know what, you could not ask for a better night for a labor day picnic or barbecue. picture perfect weather today. >> it is. sunny skies and near perfect temperatures will continue and let's go to jon loufman for an early look at the forecast. >> jon: whether you were at the berea fairgrounds, october festival or air show, so much going on and so little hapng take a look. a few clouds decorating the horizon from time to time. all in all a gorgeous day a

the mideast crisis overshadowed president obama's main mission here at the g-20. gressive military expansion in asia is rattling nerves. with asia on edge, nuclear armed north korea test fired three ballistic missile into the sea of japan. the white house strongly condemned the missile test and called it a reckless threat to boats and planes in the area. behind closed doors, president obama also pressured china's xi, to rein in north korea. >>> the presidential candidates spent labor day in ohio. our latest tracker poll shows a tight race with hillary clinton up two points over donald trump. clinton addressed supporters in cleveland. >> that's why if tim and i are elected we are going to say no to attacks on unions. no to rolling back collective bargaining. no to unfair trade deals like tpp. no to pension cuts thaten the security retirement that you have earned. no to right to work because right to work is wrong for workers and wrong for america. >> clinton did not address the latest fbi revelation as but her use of a personal e-mail server while secretary of state

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. >>> and president obama talks russia relations at the g-20 summit. coming up, we'll hear from the president. >>> outside this morning, a big change from yesterday, we're actually seeing some sunshine. i'll let you know how long it is ? ? ? you look at these things and you know you always have people in your corner. you know, no matter what. >>> trump's immigration stand, plus our tracker on face the nation. america's number one public affairs ogram, today. >>> an adult chaperone and 15 scouts part of the boy scouts of america program escaped injury yesterday afternoon when their 30 foot catamaran flipped over in california. the u.s. coast guard received a call around 3:30 from the crew of the ferry old blue who saw the boaters in the wer marine police who rescued the group of 16 taken then to local area hospitals. when rescuers arrived, half the kids were clinging to the boat. the adult and all the scouts were wearing life jackets. some suffered minor cuts and bruises. some scary stuff out there for those kids, i'm sure it was supposed to be a fun eve

more on the g-20 summit - wakeup news. partly sunny today with a southerly breeze helping to m humid. highs will make it into the low to mid 80s and dewpoints will climb into the upper 60s. overnight, we stay mild with lows in the low 70s with a few more clouds. we get to near 90 on tuesday with a chance for showers and thunderstorms during the day and a better chance in the evening and overnight. more storms likely wednesday and into early thursday before we settle down again late week. today: partly sunny, breezy, warm and humid. high: 84 dewpoint: 68 wind: s 10-20 mph tonight: partly cloudy. low: 72 dewpoint: 70 wind: sw 10 mph low: 72 dewpoint: 70 wind: sw 5-10 mph up today. on the sidelines-- secretary of state john kerry and his russian counterpart meet to discuss the civil war in syria. but the conversations ended without a deal. officials say the two are still at odds on certain issues. secretary of state kerry says progress is being made - but there are still a number of sticking points. president obama -- also con

. >> today, president obama flew to laos after a turbulent few days at the g-20 summit in china. the president had hoped to strike a deem with russia to stop the fighting in syria. but that did not happen. margaret brennan is traveling with the president. >> reporter: president obama left his 90-minute meeting with vladamir putin empty-handed. >> we haven't yet closed the gaps in a way where we think it would actually work. >> reporter: putin pulled back at the last minute from a cease-fire deal in syria turning down a u.s. offer to coordinate air strikes against isis and al qaeda linked terrorists. that mr. obama would even consider making such an extraordinary proposal shows how powerful vladamir putin has become. >> on the eve of what would have been another tense meeting with philippine president dutarte. the white house called it off after the controversial leader publicly insulted president obama. >> you must be respectful. >> reporter: then speaking, he said he would call the u.s. president a son of a -- if questioned about the extra judicial killing of suspected drug runne

about 660 miles in the other direction, president obama was meeting world leaders at the g-20 summit in china, meaning the summit could have been within range. the rogue country has carried out ten such tests this year alone, and are in violation of countless u.n. security council resolutions that ban all ballistic related experiments in the country. at a press conference today, the japanese prime minister responded. >> translator: it is an intolerable and reckless act of jeopardizing the peace and stability of the region, and is unforgivable. >> reporter: north korea's missile program has shown vast signs of improvement this year. two weeks ago, they successfully launched a second missile from a submarine, which flew over 300 miles. the longest s esest distance th , china, long said to be the only country with influence over the north, are still standing by the country. while urging a peaceful resolution. >> translator: china's position is clear, we hope all parties can avoid taking actions that may escalate tensions and can make joint efforts to maintain peace and stability on the p