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rome a major moment on the world stage. >> the president stepped on to the world stage. issues on the economy. greeted by italian prime minister those with authorization in the area. meeting with first responders. the president took selfies with some of these being a top line agenda for this summit.

focusing on the plans for the nuclear talks advocating for global minimum attacks and rising energy prices all as the discussions back home remain in limbo. these are really important meetings. >> they had the g 20 summit and you saw the president with world leaders reacting. they get down to what they are wanting to accomplish. one of those the global minimum attacks. asking what is the biggest give away. developing relationships and pushing priorities in the actual developments having these world

leaders and 80 to 90% of the world gdp. aimed at apple and others in terms of using and pushing profits off shore in areas where there are more favorable tax rates then going behind closed doors to germany, united kingdom and france describing a, quote, no b.s. conversation. they've had a chance to have a very critical talk about that and where they are going to go and what their strategy will be. some very big conversations ahead of president biden today. >> how is the world reacting to

president biden's trip overseas to reestablish the u.s. as a global leader. in rome watching all of this unfold. what do you anticipate? >> the feeling we are getting, this is the italian daily that says the g20 is a race against time. also saying in light of a growing number of extreme weather in the world. family photos of world leaders is really no longer enough to deal with the climate crises as far as how people see the role of leadership. >> there is a good degree of

leadership some might sigh the pair al sis is hobbling the immunity of the united states to act on the world stage. there was a lot of optimism that somehow the u.s. would restore its position. the track record so far was spotty with that pull out of afghanistan. the botch's submarine deal that caused a pressure in relations with france really will beginning to seep in. of course unlike as the u.s. has an economic power exceeding in

terms of global numbers given the style of politics of lead leadership increasingly distracted by too many problems at home. for more on the g 20 summit, what can we exhibit along with cnn global analysis let me get your thoughts on all of this. working out the deal on this mim m minimum global tax. >> it is a bit of a shel game

you spread your revenue around and pay little to no tax back in your own country. this aligns where he wants to be as well. there is a big bottom line in this raising $100 million and that's significant. the open question is whether you come away with the deliverable. discussing iran. there is no b.s. conversation. >> no one on either side is positive about where these talks may go. it may be these are harder as opposed to the reentering the

sanctions. >> you've been reporting on the stalled efforts to revive the agreements. what's the latest? what are you hearing? the reason for that seems to be three fold. we thought it would pick up where it was in the deal seems not to be in focus.

they are saying iranians are possibly closer to the ability to make a bomb since the 2015 deal came together. >> what about the u.s. credibility right now. sort of that withdrawal and the riff that developed with france. what are you hearing. >> officials are skeptical. they say biden is the best of what they've got in terms of a global leader. he really dented their confidence with the afghan pull out not consulting them enough and they didn't like the way the u.s. handled it and they felt

the u.s. left a lot of their people on the ground behind and then with this deal with australia that left france out of the communicate group. i understand they told leaders, we know we screwed up but we are learning as we are doing but give us more time. the president bluntly said that the p the president said that deal was dealt with clumsy. >> that would have been such a good follow up question. he admitted it was clumsy and

could have been handled better together. no one told them this was happening. they had their suspicions. they had these deals to strike. forming a new deal to give them nuclear powered submarines cutting these off. we are told four or five months ago where he met with these world leaders. that deal that is worth $10s of billions. the fact that that could go unmentioned to the press conference president is kind of remarkable. >> that may be strategically

right this is australia aligning itself with the u.s. putting enormous pressure and seeing that, they made this pact with the u.s. remember, the u.s. and china not just an economic power here and to have australia on their side is part of this security umbrella is part of that and they didn't keep their friend informed of a shift that they were making. >> we watch all of this unfold here. what's going to happen monday and tuesday when the president is in scotland dealing on this climate summit, there is so much at stake right now globally and internationally, right? >> there is. the president had hoped to be

coming with a package where he had explained that group would come together. >> certainly he is. there were a lot of doubts the u.s. would put his money where president biden would be declaring the intent. the broader question is two fold. you brought up the sub deal and the way we left afghanistan has called into question. as the president tries to rally the world clearly with china and lesser degree, russia in mind.

they've showed a lot of time getting back into its grove. that's the theme in the next few days. enormous concern about the future of taiwan would have been an issue. president xi decided to stay home. >> that highlights china and russia have been working on a

sort of alternative influence pact that governs how people are impacted in the middle east. it doesn't bode well for the success of cop 26. it made some pledges to reduce emissions. right now, they have ramped up coal production. so there can't be any face-to-face arm twisting on that. >> thank you. we'll stick around to watch all of this unfold as president biden meets with world leaders, there is major news with the investigation into the january 6 insurrection. >> thank you. we'll be checking in with you throughout the morning.

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and denies he was blaming himself for the violence. >> with the right of, quote, every legal means. shedding new light. boasting of the importance of his now famous memo that outlines a scheme that would subvert the constitution and three out the election and blames pence for not carrying out the plan. >> all of your running is totally solid. >> supporter to supporter why would they do it? >> mike pence is an establishment guy at the end of the day. all of the es stab plishment guys in d.v. bought into this view that promptly destroyed the republican party. >> when not on hidden camera,

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rain moves northeast. now, the national weather service is calling it, quote, the worst coastal flooding in nearly two decades for the affected areas. >> let's get straight to meteorologist allison chinchar live in the cnn weather center. allison, what are you seeing in the forecast? >> right. still chilly conditions and a lot more rain, especially for the northeast because that's where the system is moving have been gusty winds taking that atlantic water and pushing it inland which is why we have so many areas with coastal flood war warnings, up to 2 to 4 feet. that will lincoln into the evening hours some into the evening time. looking at this, over a dozens, moderate flood stage. one of them still lingering at major flood stage. keep in mind, several of these actually broke record-high crests overnight last night when appears peeked with the water. here's the system still

churning. you can see the spin to the low pressure bringing rain to the mid-atlantic and even to the northeast. look at all of the heavy rain, especially late this afternoon, that starts to surge into areas of massachusetts, new hampshire, even portions of maine as we go into the afternoon and evening hours tonight. by late sunday, you still have a few lingering showers across a lot of these areas. now, widespread, going forward, most areas likely to pick up another 1 to 3 inches of rain. will you get a couple of heavier pockets where you get heavier bands, 4, 5, 6 inches of rain, isolated not out of the get. winds have been a big factor. take a look at wind gusts almost 70 miles an hour at tuckerton, new jersey. atlantic city, topping out at 55 miles per hour. gren nie greenwich, connecticut, 55 miles an hour. the key time line, amara and

boris, late this afternoon and continuing through the evening hours and then finally we'll start to see a lot of this begin to die. back down. >> all right. thanks for keeping us posted. allison chinchar, thank you. your next hour of "new day" starts right now. ♪ good morning. and welcome to your "new day." it is saturday, october 30th. we are so grateful that you're with us. i'm boris sanchez. >> i'm grateful that you're having me. i'm amara walker in for christi paul. let's get right to it, because we are learning this morning that in the middle of the imsusim indiana sur recollection of january 6th,