two shooting incidents u.s. high schools on friday one in the morning in texas and another just hours ago in the state of georgia in the latest incident one person was killed and two others injured after an argument broke out at a school parking lot crowds were leaving a graduation ceremony at the time and. now the u.s. high school left ten people dead and injured. my brain got shot in the heart of the home and this is the alarms went off everybody just started running outside and next thing you know everybody low and you hear. just ran right to the ears or it started and i like oh my oh. we all took off in the back and i grabbed turn around the trees to see you know i want to be inside and then i heard four more shots and then we jumped the fence and some details and then we ran to the. shooter has the information contained in journals on his computer and still. did he said that not only did he want to commit the shooting but he wanted to commit suicide after the shooting. this is the this is. where you see this. th

headlines for this hour two shooting incidents at u.s. high schools on friday with eleven of people killed. here who. think they did the leaders think and i let go of my. russian spies sort of his career paul is released from a hospital ten weeks off he was poisoned by a military grade. i was whereabouts unknown. passenger plane crashes in cuba killing over one hundred people only three on board are reported to have survived. and the party boys to form italy's next coalition government unveiled a political program but a type some of the e.u.'s most entrenched almost seems. like not midday here and now. this is r.t. international welcome to your main headlines today two shooting incidents at u.s. high schools on friday one in the morning in texas and another just hours ago in georgia in the latest incident one person was killed and two others injured after an argument broke out at a school parking lot a crowds were leaving a graduation ceremony at the time earlier a massacre at another u.s. high school left ten people dead and ten injured. i tu

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now there were two shooting incidents u.s. high schools on friday one in the morning in texas and another just hours ago in georgia in the latest incident one person was killed and two others were injured after an argument broke out in a school parking lot crowds were leaving a graduation ceremony at the time earlier a massacre at another u.s. high school left ten people dead and ten injured. i turned around and saw the kid. i see everyday and i saw him short. he was wearing a trench coat with combat boots had a board to kill showed. that active shooter several people down there probably got him. out of that we're now finding. a certain period is. coming for a good shot in the hole and soon as the alarms went off everybody just started running outside and the next thing you know everybody low and you're. just ran. to the nearest for it so i called my mom. we all took off in the back and i grabbed turn around the trees just you know i want to be inside and then i heard four more shots and then we jumped the fence and some details an

two shooting incidents at u.s. high schools on friday one in the morning in texas and another just hours ago in the state of georgia in the latest incident one person was killed and two others injured after an argument broke out at a school parking lot crowds were leaving a graduation ceremony at the time. a massacre at another u.s. high school left ten people dead and ten injured. i turned around and saw the kid who's in my football class i see him every day and i saw him with a shock. trench coat with comic boots had a bone to kill. for a good shot in the heart of the home and soon as the alarms went off everybody just started running outside and next thing you know everybody in that you hear. just ran out to the beers for a start and i called my mom. we all took off in the back and i grabbed turn around the trees to see you know i want to be inside and then i heard four more shots and then we jumped the fence and some details and then we ran to the car wash. shooter has the information contained in journals on his co

u.s. treasuries really stand out on a global basis. so you wonder how high rates can really go just in terms of relative value and flow of funds. we think there's an opportunity to own treasuries versus boones and play that compression overtime. >> do you agree with that, george? you have to fold in the idea that you have some pretty effective hedging costs there too. >> you do. those are coming down with the dollar strength here. do i think that right now you're going to see some more flows into the u.s. they're going to probably start getting out of quantitative use and start raising rates. we've seen that movie before and we know how that plays out. that would be earlier than late - you think the risk is in the risk-free ack as? >> yes. >> we'll wrap up this program and the themes this queek and looking ahead to next week. would you short btp or burns into your end? what does the performance come from? what would you shore? >> b.t.p.'s. >> lisa? >> b.t.p.'s. >> i'm going to short boons. >> would wow take u.s. high hield or e.m. credit. george? >> e.m. cre

u.s. treasuries really stand out on a global basis. you wonder how higheally go just in terms of relative value and flow of funds. we think there's an opportunity treasuries vs. bunds or btps. >> do you agree with that, george? you have to fold in the idea that you have some pretty effective hedging costs there too. >> you do. those are coming down with the dollar strength here. i do think that right now you're going to see some more flows into the u.s. i think the risk is still with developed market debt. we still have not seen the ecb play out. they will probably get out of quantitative easing this year, start raising rates next year. we've seen that movie before and we know how that plays out. jonathan: we'll wrap up this program and the themes through this week and looking ahead to next week. would you short btp's or bunds into year-end? what does the performance come from? what would you short? >> b.t.p.'s. >> lisa? >> b.t.p.'s. >> i'm going to short bunds. jonathan: would your take u.s. high-yield or e.m. credit? george? >> e.m. credit. >> mike? >>

jonathan: would you take u.s. high risk yield oriented credit? mr. rusnak: him credit. ms.nby: e.m. credit. ms. mcmahon: i wish he would have said in local, i'm going to take high-yield. after the big debate through the last year about a 10 year treasury yield on the potential of it hitting 4% anytime you, i thought i would pose the following question -- 10 year treasury yield, what do we see first? 4% or 2%? what do we see first on a 10 year treasury yield? 4% or 2%? mr. rusnak: 2%. ms. hornby: 2%. mr. buchanan: that's a widespread. i guess i will go with 2%. jonathan: we're right in the middle with three. it's great to have you with us on the program. george rusnak from wells fargo, lisa hornby from schroeder and buchanan from western asset management. that doesn't for me -- that does it for me. we'll see you next week. ♪ mark: i'm mark crumpton with first word news. saysean union policy chief the block is determined to make sure the iran nuclear agreement is respected, despite president trump's decision to pull the u.s. out. speaking in florence today, he called for calm

u.s. for selling high tech components to north korea and iran in violation of u.s. sanctions china's reaction you can say has been quite mild that north reiterated threats to impose retaliate carrots but they seem to have taken a sly dig at trumpet ministration and its propensity to flip flop on decisions saying they're surprised by the same time the decision is somewhat expected. a prominent russian journalist has been shot and killed at his apartment and ukraine . it was well known critical president that a man who said police and here said the forty one year old could have been targeted because of his job that's been reported left russia because he feared for his life or chalons has more from moscow. ukrainian police say that our caddie bob janko was found bleeding in his apartment by his wife he received several gunshot wounds and died on his way to the hospital ukrainian politicians says the gunman had been waiting in the stairwell of the building and shot but janko as he came back from a trip to the grocery store now this man was a journalist rights an activis

u.s. by their production all the time so. yeah with prices this high and my guess is that we will consider continue to see ramped up production in the u.s. and other places and i am a fly and we sure appreciate you being with us always the white ball to speak with you the chief market analysis at think markets thanks for your time. thanks prime. time now for a quick break but stick around because when we were target argues ashley banks updates us on the big pharma circumstance but president trump is just finished discussing his plans not want to go in the rose garden danielle debarked you know both the founder of money strong helps us take a look at the economies of the eurozone and the u.s. and not for good reasons kanye west and beyond say are in business and we'll get to all of that as we go to break here the numbers at the closing bell the dow went up more than ninety points today to complete a seven day rock that's it will be right back. there a lot of assumptions and current. you know deterrence these based on. historically actually it's been pro

a high level u.s. delegation is traveling to china for trade talks president donald trump wants to slap tariffs on billions of dollars worth of chinese exports to the u.s. including steel an element of treasury secretary steven menuhin and commerce secretary will ross are trying to hammer out a deal with chinese officials in the hopes of avoiding a trade war let's cross live now to our china correspondent adrian brown in beijing so adrian given the complexity of all of this what realistically can be achieved there in just two days of talks. well those talks actually haven't even begun yet the u.s. side were due to arrive in beijing until thursday morning they'll have a meeting with the ambassador and then those first talks are due to happen on thursday afternoon beijing time there be a dinner in the evening and then the real talking will resume again on friday so not a lot of time to deal with the many complex issues now before them but these are the first high level talks to happen between the united

u.s. military says at least transferred to saudi arabia as part of a plea deal to serve out his sentence there. a high level u.s. delegation has arrived in china for trade talks president donald trump wants the slap tariffs on billions of dollars worth of chinese exports to the u.s. including steel an alum. armenia's opposition leader has called off nationwide protests that's after the ruling party agreed to support his bid to become the interim prime minister. told supporters at a rally in yet a van they were close to an agreement parliament is scheduled to vote again next week. separatist group has announced its disbanded just days after apologizing to its victims more than eight hundred people were killed during its fifty year campaign for an independent state it declared a cease fire in twenty eleven the reports from san sebastian in the end it came in the rather mundane form of a letter dated the sixteenth of april to various basque organizations a long awaited announcement that the group that waged a violent campaign for independence for five decades was disbanded for good in the what it called

u.s. and key trading partners according to reports trump and his administration have blamed high u.s. drug prices on foreign countries a senior administration official says quote the u.s. tax. here through our publicly funded research efforts as well as through patients and consumers are largely paying for the vast majority of the our indeed that goes into the development of new biologics adding other countries take advantage of the u.s. and don't pay their fair share for the us and that's meant and medical research allez as our health and human services secretary says quote as part of president trump's bold plan to put american patients first ass is focused on solving a number of the problems that plague drug markets including foreign governments freewriting off of american investment and innovation as our says high drug prices can leave crucial medicines out of reach for a lot of people pharmaceutical health care companies are preparing for a string of new regulations designed to lower drug prices and the u.s. . during trump's presidential campaign in two thousand and sixteen he mad

u.s. military says a transfer to saudi arabia is part of a plea deal to serve out his sentence there. a highevel u.s. delegation is in china for trade talks they'll focus on president donald trump's plans to impose billions of dollars of tariffs on chinese exports to the u.s. including steel and. armenia's opposition leader has called off nationwide protests after the ruling party agreed to support his bid to me interim prime minister because. they were close to an agreement parliament will vote again next week. the united nations says two hundred thousand refugees need to be moved to safety season gets underway in bangladesh and many are living in flimsy shelters which are no match for the expected heavy rains and winds charles strafford reports from cox's bazaar what's become the world's largest refugee camp life for salima cultural and her family has been precarious enough since escaping the military crackdown against the regime eight months ago their makeshift shelter is personal a hilltop in the pollen refute. but the daily struggle to survive is expected to become even harder in the we

u.s. for selling high tech components to north korea and iran in violation of u.s. sanctions china's reaction you can say has been quite small they've not reiterated threats to impose retaliate carrots but they seem to have taken a sly dig at trumpet ministration and its propensity to flip flop on decisions saying they're surprised by the same time the decision is somewhat expected. germany has marked the twenty fifth anniversary of an arson attack that killed five turkish citizens two women and three children were killed in the fire bombing the assaults carried out by a group of young german men was considered one of the country's worst hate crimes chancellor angela merkel attended a memorial along with turkey's foreign minister. the view muslims go through in the suits and we especially have to protect those people who are the target of xenophobia racism and anti-semitism because the state has a special responsibility here we are very aware of that that's why it's indispensable that jim and security authorities do everything they can to prevent and clear up right

. >>> in the on-again-off-again u.s. highas of now it is apparently game on with president trump now saying he and kim jong-un could still meet for that historic summit in singapore on june 12th. the president confirmed on twitter that a team of u.s. officials has arrived in north korea to make arrangements for the summit. that is we hear a third person could be in the room for that crucial meeting let's go to nbc janice mackie frayer for the latest in seoul. >> reporter: what's happening behind the scenes has a sense of urgency but there's a lot of uncertainty around this. it's been a roller coaster over the past several days but president trump acknowledging that u.s. officials are now in direct talks with north korean officials at the dmz. and president trump after calling off the summit now says all sides want it to go forward. >> a lot of people are working ton. it's moving along very nicely so we're looking at june 12th in singapore, that hasn't changed. and it's moving along pretty well. so we'll see what happens. >> r

u.s. for selling high tech components to north korea and iran in violation of u.s. sanctions china's reaction you can say has been quite mild if not reiterated threats to impose retaliate carrots but they seem to have taken a sly take at trumpet ministration and its propensity to flip flop on decisions saying they're surprised by the same time the decision is somewhat expected. supporters of italy's populist five star movement have been protesting after the president vetoed its attempt to form a government with the far rights league on monday president sergio motorola appointed former i.m.f. official carlo quarterly as caretaker prime minister repeat elections may now be held as early as july that's totally fails to form a government john a whole reports. with financial markets on tenterhooks and the government to be elected technocrats being assembled supporters of the anti establishment. and. they're not prepared to stand by after their party has been formed a coalition with the far right leader was denied power on the weekend when president. rejected one of their

u.s. will be sincere during trade talks beginning on thursday high level u.s. delegation has arrived in china the talks u.s. treasury secretary stephen the nation is meeting with china's vice premier during his two day visit to try to hammer out a deal to avoid a full blown trade war which in the world's two biggest economies. a key member of donald trump's personal legal team has contradicted the president about hush money paid to a former porn star over an alleged two thousand and six affair rudy giuliani says trump reimbursed his lawyer michael cohen for a one hundred thirty thousand dollars payment to stormy daniels the president previously denied he knew about payment. and i mean his opposition leader has called off protests off the ruling party agree to support him becoming in from five minister. told supporters the crisis had practically been solved aliment has scheduled a new vote minister on thursday. china's foreign minister has held talks with his north korean counterpart in pyongyang wang ye congratulated north korea for its successful historic summ

talk about difficult high ranking u.s. trade delegation travel to china earlier this month to smooth out difficulties in trade relations with little effect it seems now china's vice premier who he is coming to us for a return visit and it looks as if there's some movement in the last president has already offered an olive branch to china and telling his officials to look at lifting sanctions against china's tech company. but he wants something in return. he might feel like he has china in the palm of his hand u.s. president donald trump placed sanctions on chinese electronics giant z.t. that almost ruined them but no trump is promising to be more lenient and help them back into business provided china scrapped plans to impose sanctions on u.s. agricultural imports. it is well known that the present president wants to reduce the bilateral trade gap. i think the way to do that is for china to lower barriers across the board in the us export now and do it that also creates growth their growth keeping these barriers down is im

u.s. canceled high level talks with south korea and threaten to do the same to a summit next month with u.s. president donald trump and executive u.-turn that the white house tried to play down today as reporters asked is trump now the one being played after applauding goodwill gestures and pushing hopes higher for a negotiated end to north korea's nuclear ambitions the u.s. president is seeing publicly and in real time how quickly that honorable leader can change his mood and the message. history being written only a few weeks ago at a summit of the north and south korean leaders. where pyongyang said it was prepared to denuclearize. but now north korea has put on the brakes. in a possible sign of growing problems the north postponed a summit scheduled with south korea. the reason these annual us south korea joint military exercises that are currently taking place. in south korea expressed surprise and disappointment at the news. it's regrettable that north korea has decided to unilaterally postpone the upcoming high level talks. back in washington president donald trump said he had been o

u.s. shares this across many high-income countries. >> a lot of people sometimes float a theor bemmigration playing a role in birth rates increasing or deteclining. me about that. >> imitant ferli adjusts relatively quickly to the u.s. native fertili, and i don't think changes in immigraon policy, immigration flows had a big contribution to these rect declines in total fertility rates. >> so, dr. coale tell me why we care so much about birth rate? obviously, people will pay attention to the numbers. they'll note these declines. what do the numbers say about the health or trajectory of america right now? >> many would see the number of children as an indicator of the well-being of the adult population from the notion that individualtwho are safied with their life and have vely good economic prospects are more likely to have children. the other reason we care about thi is that chldren born today are, obviously, the workers 25 years down the road. andretirees, some 60, 70 years down the road. the number of birth is going to shape the overall size and structure of the u.s. population, and that

u.s. itself high level meetings are taking place in a senior north korean official to set foot in the u.s. for eighteen years he's currently in new york kim young charles is having a second round of talks with secretary of state might come in an effort to pave the way for a summit to take place in singapore next month. our diplomatic editor james spays joins us now from new york gains we've been hearing already from president fairly optimistic assessment as to how the talks again but we also learned that the north korean a mystery who is currently going to pompei or is going to be going to washington with a letter from kim jong il. absolutely important development this these negotiate going on in new york that started at a dinner here in new york on wednesday night in the continuing now on thursday or not the end of it is going to continue now to washington d.c. with that direct delivery of. from the north korean leader to the u.s. president the talks going on behind me are actually taking place in the residence that is normally used by the deputy ambassador to the united nations there isn

u.s. for selling high tech components to north korea and iran in violation of u.s. sanctions china's reaction you can say has been quite small that north reiterated threats to impose retaliate carrots but they seem to have taken a sly dig at trumpet ministration and its propensity to flip flop on decisions saying they're surprised by the same time the decision is somewhat expected. now sustainable living is a phrase you hear a lot these days but in one part of the u.s. state of florida it's becoming a natural reality an entirely solar powered city is taking shape and residents are already living a greener life when it's complete babcock ranch will be one of the biggest communities of its kind in the wild and again. in a state peppered with retirement villages and golf courses babcock ranch looks like just another new development however few communities have driverless buses or a powered entirely by the sun like this one this solar array is the largest of its kind in the world and will provide clean when you pull energy for years to come well this is the birth of a n

china was growing at double digits, demand for their commodities was very high commodity prices were high u.sing markets had exceptionally high growth rates in that environment and we're no longer there >> yeah. >> the tide has turned internally also. >> now, with respect to the dollar values and the dynamic that always seems to be prevalent in emerging markets when the value moves up and many things denominated in dollars create a special demand, do you see that ramping up more than in past episodes? >> well, dollar strength is tough on the emerging markets that have external dollar debt, which is the overwhelming majority of emerging markets in varying degrees. also, a stronger dollar is often goes side by side with weakness in commodities so for the emerging markets, it's a double whammy >> now, in my final question, as we all grapple with issues of trade and all the political landscape that may find its way into the psyche of investors and influence markets, do you have any thoughts about the current growth future of the united states economy, especially post-tax cuts? >> well, i think th

u.s. economy if we think about high commodity prices that is a problem for u.s. businesses for industrial companies for airlines who have to pay more for their fuel but also consumers have to pay more when they fill up their tank so there could be some negative implications with prices on the rise and then also what we did see is the possibility of higher interest rates was a drag on all the real estate companies here in the u.s. and in other news in the end you've got well disney putting out some fairy tale numbers a fairy tale reaction on the markets. well not quite but that's probably because a deal in build a multi-billion dollar deal that walt disney was banking on buying fox entertainment is in jeopardy because there was also another company comcast trying to buy fox but overall the numbers were much better than x. expected and mostly because of the movie business while disney made. great moves in the past when they bought the rights for all the superheroes from marvel in two thousand and nine for just four billion dollars and then three years later in two

now the white helmets were in washington as recently as march meeting with high level u.s. officials and those government officials giving high praise to the white helmets and then came the decision from the u.s. government and from president donald trump to cut the funding for the white helmets and that's why the u.k. government now they're saying that they will try to see how that gap in funding can be filled but there is it's not just praise that the white helmets have been receiving there are those who say that the why the helmets have questionable ties to al qaeda linked groups and also some of the so-called rescue missions that they've launched have been nothing more than stunts to try to gain sympathy from the world. now of course all of those accusations they won't go away any time soon and with the white helmets having been founded by former british army soldier and former mercenary james de mistura those british links with the white helmets looks set to continue with this latest pledge ok thank says that was a rally for us in the u.k. thank you. now the u.s. presid

u.s. and north korean leaders were high with the u.s. even issuing a coin showing the two face to face or very recently america's national security advisor the u.s. vice president down donald trump himself warned that north korea could face the same fate as war torn libya just to remind you the north african country gave up its weapons of mass destruction but still face the nato intervention. well on sunday the leaders of north and south korea met in the demilitarized zone located on the border separating the two nations it was the second such meeting in as many months after a decade of non-communication the two stated they're still committed to peace between seoul in pyongyang and nodded he understands kim jong un's to whether his country can trust washington artie's don't know porter takes a closer. this is a good deal for the united states north korea will freeze and then dismantle its nuclear program south korea and our other allies will be better protected the entire world will be safer as we slow the spread of nuclear weapons the d

u.s. products. of course china always wants to buy more high-tech products from the u.s. more tricky issue. oil, naturalof gas, i think these are the offers, the items for china to increase their imports. haidi: you mentioned the appetite for high-tech from chinese growth ambitions, development ambitions. that maybe the harder part of the issue, not just the numbers when it comes to the trade relationship, but the u.s. trying to coattail these tech ambitions. we are somewhere where going to see a resolution or will that be the toughest part of the fight? qu: i think that will be a tricky issue. after 40 years of ands on labor-intensive low manufacturing business, now it is time for china to move up the global chain. this is kind of the inevitable trend that china wants to continue. therefore i think china is not going to easily make any kind of compromise on this front. however, i think there are still some rooms for china to do more to improve intellectual property right protections. i think given that china wants to move -- some chinese companies starting to have their o

u.s. president donald trump suggested his high stakes summit with north korea's leader could be back on trump called off the meeting on thursday but now says he's having productive talks of pyongyang about reinstating the discussions. brazil's president has ordered the military to intervene in the nationwide truck drivers blockade their trade union and the government had reached an agreement to suspend a strike that's paralyzed big parts of the country but not all the drivers are respecting the new deal here's daniel. the strike began last monday with truck driving few years calling for lower fuel prices brazil is heavily reliant on its cargo being transported by road and after striking drivers erected road blocks the country was very soon suffering fuel and food shortages especially in the major cities yes sure may last force us fed that ice i called the federal security forces to clear the roads and i'm asking the governors to do the same we will not allow people to go without basic products we will not allow consumers to go without products we will not allow hospitals to go without supplie

u.s. dollars after a record high in january. tencent will probably reported slowest profitability since 2003. global news 24 hours a day, on air and at tictoc on twitter, powered by more than 2700 journalists and analysts in more than 120 countries. i am jessica summers. this is bloomberg. ramy: jessica, thank you. we have breaking news on the bloomberg. brainard speaking after this conference in san francisco on cryptocurrencies. she says the fed will monitor cryptocurrencies as they evolve. she says the said does not see additional value in fed-issued digital fx. she also said cryptocurrencies do not pose a current threat to the system, but also something we continue to talk about, the issue of monitor -- money laundering. cryptocurrencies are vulnerable to that. comments lael brainard on cryptocurrencies at a conference in san francisco. making a bit of a wait right now on xbt, bitcoin. let's continue with the market closed. stocks have fallen the most in three weeks here in the united states. treasuries plunging, pushing abo

itself a quick check of the headlines here on al-jazeera a high level u.s. delegation is in china trying to resolve the dispute has pushed the two countries close to a trade war the meetings are being held in beijing but analysts say a breakthrough is unlikely china in the u.s. a proposed heavy tariffs on each other's goods. ten thousand people in hawaii have been ordered to evacuate their homes after the killer way a volcano erupted steaming lava threatening at least one residential neighborhood a series of earthquakes likely trick of the volcano. the u.s. president has changed his story about hush money paid to a former porn star stormy daniels says she had an affair with donald trump a decade ago or trump now admits reimbursing his lawyer for a payment made to danielle's but says it was not part of campaign funds earlier he'd said that he didn't know anything about the money or trump's press secretary was asked by reporters about who knew what and when. as your giuliani stated and i'll refer you back to his comments this was information that the president

u.s. the high stakes meeting starts today. president trump tweeting his financial team is trying to level the playing field on trade. just as he is considering restricting chinese telecom companies in the u.s., the u.s. may limit the ability to sell in america due to national security concerns. that move will likely draw retaliation from china. trade concerns are weighing on the market. the dow is down three days in a row and 3% for the year. >>> at the republican-led legislature in iowa and prevent abortion after as few as six weeks. some women don't know they're pregnant at that point. more on the controversial bill next. >>> welcome back. police releasing three hours of body cam footage from the las vegas shooting massacre. two officers enter the hotel room immediately following the shooting. >> breach, breach, breach. >> with you. with you. >> okay. we got one suspect down. 419 inside. >> you can hear the voice say breach three times and loud blast. the footage shows police and security guards rushing through the lobby disc

u.s. and north korean leaders are high with the u.s. even issuing a coin showing that to face to face but that did not prevent top u.s. officials from winning the p.r. young could face the same fate as war torn libya a reminder the north african country gave up its weapons of mass destruction but still face the nato intervention. well fueling hopes that the summit will take place on saturday the leaders of north and south korea met at the border and told his counterpart that donald trump is committed to putting an end to hostile relations but later revealed that kim finds it hard to trust trump's words. quarter takes a closer look. this is a good deal for the united states north korea will freeze and then dismantle its nuclear program south korea and our other allies will be better protected the entire world will be safer as we slow the spread of nuclear weapons the deal did sound good but it collapsed a few years later the u.s. promised north korea two nuclear reactors five hundred thousand tons of fuel year and a lifting of sanctions

u.s. will be sincere during trade talks beginning on thursday a high level u.s. delegation has arrived in china for negotiations the u.s. treasury secretary steven mission is meeting with china's vice premier during his two day trip they'll try to hammer out a deal to avoid a full blown trade war between the world's two biggest economies. in india at least seventy people have died after powerful dust storms hit the northern states just on . the storm has left a trail of destruction of collapsed houses fallen trees and dead livestock dust storms are common in india during the summer months but the scale is unusual officials say the death toll could rise. a russian fighter jet has crashed in syria killing both the pilots on board it reportedly crashed in the mediterranean sea taking off on the base according to the russian military the jet was not shot down russia's a main ally of syrian president bashar al assad and operates from bases in syria's coastal areas a key member of donald trump's legal team has contradicted him about hush money paid to a form of porn st

u.s. corporate may could be a strong month. , it has been the largest month over the last three years with an average of $171 billion. and down in south america, the nerve surrounding highrates has spread to that region's bond market. four companies suspending bond sales this week. joining me from a table is michael purvis. mr. purvis, if you are throwing rates up to 40% in argentina what do you need to do to get , this done? 40%. >> argentina is a pretty specific case in this whole em discussion, and there is a lot a specific. it brings back the days when the cost of equity was 3% the cost of debt. but look, i think, you know, there has been a strong dollar higher rate story in the u.s. i think the argentina story is very specific to argentina. jonathan: there are some idiosyncratic reasons as to why argentina is being slapped around. in turkey as well. where there is some kind of string that aligns these two things, central-bank credibility. there almost is none among investors about their ability to really contain inflation. you can see that in turkey and in argentina. is that the similarity? >> turkey has got a pretty loose monetary situation, and the fiscal conditi

u.s. president almost trumps suggested his high stakes summit with the north korean leader kim jong il and could be back home again mr trump called it off on thursday of what he said was quote open hostility from north korea but in a tweet earlier he said his administration was having very productive talks with north korea about reinstating the summit which if it does happen will likely remain in singapore on the same date june the twelfth and if necessary will be extended beyond that date mcbride joins us live from seoul so rob everyone's playing hard to get here do we think it might actually happen. it's been a development peter which has been generally welcomed here in south korea especially after the pessimism of the past few days or so the blue house the president's office has issued a statement saying that it's fortunate that the dialogue still seems to be alive also saying that the government here is cautiously optimistic that indeed this summit might still go ahead we can't know exactly what developments there have been in the back channel talks that has caused this tweeting optimi

in terms of what you're holding and the impact it could have on corporates here in the u.s investment grades and high yields, and both of those are trading today in a relatively calm fashion >> just on the u.s. banks as well, very quickly if you put the move in the u.s. ten-year aside, if we move forward and don't have a serious issue come out of italy, whether that's in a couple weeks or month, i think people will step back and say do i want to hold european banks or u.s. banks because we have talked about the problems, the market share the european banks have lost deutsche bank's issues we're reminded of some of the issues europe banks faced. u.s. banks will shake this off and continue to grab market share as and when this settles >> that's a really important point. i want to take it a step further. i have a couple charts ready because if you then think about u.s. focused banks and there's two categories of those. you talk about small cap financials, there's an etf, pscf i wanted to show you guys. and what you're seeing is a new all-time high on friday. these banks have literally nothing to do with