on thursday argentina senate passed a law that will allow argentina to pay back its creditors. >> translation: we have to set the time and pay book soon because we are building interest. we have been in default for years and we need to put an end to that. >> reporter: the senate vote paves the way for the government to pay billions of dollars to so-called hold out creditors, a small handful of wealthy speculators who have rejected argentina's efforts to restruck tour a debt. the so-called obviously tour funds bought out billions dollars of the country's debt. in the early 2000's when the country was on its knees. since then argentina has managed to renegotiate with around 93% of its creditors. a handful have sued the country for full payment in the u.s. plus interest and penalties. this vote is considered a victory for argentina's new president who is trying to pay off argentina's debts so that this country can go back to the world's financial market. doing this the president says would allow argentina to borrow money once again and get the economy moving. >> reporter: stagnation and inflatio

on thursday, the argentina senate passed a law that would allow argentina to pay back its creditors. >> we have to set the time and pay back soon because we're building interest. we have been in default for years, and we need to put an end to that. >> >> reporter: the senate vote paves the way for the government to pay billions of dollars to so-called creditors. a small handful of wealthy speculators to restructure the debt. 15 years ago, the so-called -- both have billions of dollars of argentina's soaring debt. in the early 2,000s, when the economy was on its knees. since then, argentina has managed to renegotiate with 93% of its creditors. but a handful have sued the country for full payment in the united states, plus interest and penalties. this vote is considered a victory for our president, trying to pay off argentina's debt, so this country can move back to the world's financial market. this would allow argentina to borrow the money once again and get the economy moving again. this has been over the last four years. >> original original needs some time to just micromanage it's

on thursday, argentina senate passed a law that will allow argentina to pay back its creditors. >> we have to set the time and pay back soon, because we are believe interest. we have been in default for years and we need to put an end to that. >> the senate vote paves the way for the government to pay billions of dollars to so-called holdout creditors. a small handful of very wealthy speculators who have reject argentina's efforts to restructure a debt it defaulted on 15 years ago. the so-called vulture funds bought up billions of dollars of argentina debt in the early 2000's when the country was on its knees. since then, argentina has managed to renegotiate with 93% of its creditors. a handedful have interest plus penalties. >> this vote is considered a victory or argentina's new president who is trying to pay off argentina's debt so this country can go back to the world market. it would allow argentina to borrow money once again. >> argentina needs to -- needs sometime to digest those balances it has and the best way to gain the time without having to devalue the currency or without

on thursday, argentina senate allowed to pay back it's credit tors. >> we have to set the time and pay back soon, because we are building interest. we have been in default for years and we need to put an end to that. >> the senate vote, paves the way for the government to pay billions of dollars to so called hold out credit tors. a small hand full of very wealthy speculator whose rejected argentina to restructure a debt, it defaulted on 15 years ago. the so called voucher funds bout up billions of dollars of debt, in the early 2000s when the country's economy was on it's knees. since then, argentina has managed to renegotiate with around 93% of it's credit tors. but a hand full have sold the country for full payment in the united states plus interest and penalties. >> this credit is considers a victory. who is trying to pay off origin tina's debt, so this country can go back to the finance, market,oing this the president would allow argentina to boar remoney again and get the economy moving. >> inflation have been the main problems in the last now years. >> argentina needs to -- needs

argentina's senate has approved a deal to end a debt dispute and end a 14-year legal battle. the deal is part of the new president's plan to revitalize the economy by repaying creditors who are holding defaulted debt. argentina has been locked out of the capital markets since 2002 because of that default. >>> investing icon and legend is passing the torch. after 40 years of searching the far reaching of the planet for bargains, mark mobius is handing over the day-to-day management at templeton emerging markets to steven dover. mobius will remain as chairman and continue to jet set and promote emerging markets. i don't think you've seen the last of that white suit, you know. >> no, no. i bet he keeps talking to us. >> it works for him. you know, with the hair and all, or nonhair. you almost look like you're a follower. do you still do that? >> the white suit thing? >> no, the meditation. >> i do. but i've been doing this thing called head space recently. >> oh, god. why did i bring this up? what the hell is that? >> it's a self-guided meditation that you do for ten minutes. th

if approved by the senate, it will allow argentina to reenter global credit market. we have reports from buenos aires. >> argentina's dispute with the old out funds over billions of dollars of unpaid edit has been a shadow of political development. the new president took off this last december determined to resolve it. so reopen the country for much needed foreign investment. >> the resolution is key. both to improve argentina's reserves standing forward looking, the capacity to financial market. >> the former president calls the hedge funds vulture preying on vulnerable countries. talks broke down with argentina in the united nations. their resolution backing the nation's right to protect it from creditors was approved overwhelmingly. creditors were not happy. >> there have been countries ranging from liberia, the ivory coast, greece, ecuador, russia. argentina stands out as a country that refused to talk. >> one of the largest hedge funds the u.n. maritime tribunal ordered its release. for the hedge funds the argument is simple. debts must be paid and paid with int

last hour, while in argentina, president obama took on senator ted cruz who suggested law enforcement should, quote, patrol and secure muslim neighborhoods. >> as far as the notion of having surveillance of neighborhoods where muslims are present i just left a country that engages in that kind of neighborhood surveillance, which by the way, the father of senator cruz escaped for america, the land of the free. the notion that we would start down that slippery slope makes absolutely no sense. >> cruz responded in a news conference moments ago and we've learned that secretary of state john ker will visit bellium on friday to offer condolences. death toll in brussels 31, 270 wounded including a dozen americans. one survivor spoke to matt lauer and described how difficult it will be to return to the airport to fly home to the states. >> i mean i am lucky enough to go home and see my family and a lot of people aren't lucky. i'm trying to keep telling myself that. don't think of it as you're going back to a terrible place. it's your catalyst to get home. >> a memorial growing for the victims

reid binion reporting.po president obama inrt argentina yesterday. get dressed the island nation and also the cuban baseball team the tampa bay rays. the president, first lady and daughter landed in buenos aires early this morning and will visit a memorial remembering 40 years ago. they will take part in a state dinner in return to washington tomorrow. the international space station will be getting some fresh supplies. 3-2-1. and left off -- lift off. the crew experience met -- experiments. the picture-perfect launch took place after 11 last night and could be seen parts of the nation. 8,000-pound bundle of food and equipment and including 3d prism set to arrive saturday. and also a fair experiment to see how flames spreadexpe in zero in may. arrived in washington dc the national park service protect of the cherry blossoms to hit the bloomsd s today and remain in bloom between four and ten days, 70 percent of the cherry blossomsda along -- back in 1912, 3,000 charities to the nation's capital as a celebration of the country's's friend ship with the

dirksen senate office building president obama is in argentina, his first official state visit to that country in the wake of the brussels terrorist attacks, he is defending his strategy against isis. blake berman has details from washington. >> reporter: president obama tried to silence critics in argentina who said his response tuesday in cuba to the brussels attack was underwhelming. in less then a minute he spoke for 6 sentences about brussels and went to a baseball game with raul castro. pressed by reporters the president left no doubt as to his priorities. >> i understand why this is the top priority of the american people and i want them to understand this is my top priority as well. the top priority of my national security team, military and intelligence officers, top priority of our diplomats. >> reporter: the president took on ted cruz who reiterated wednesday that he would carpet bomb isis into oblivion as he put it. president obama was asked about those comments he called them inhumane, contrary to our values and a recruiting tool for isis. >> now for the latest on the brus

the senate approved a somewhat controversial deal to reimburse a group of creditors. intohad pushed the company default a few years ago and the deal brokered earlier this year will see argentina pay $4.5 billion to hedge funds that had refused earlier efforts to restructure that that. to about 75% of the initial loan plus interest which will allow the government to access international credit markets again. rakingsident had made the deadlock a key priority with efforts to revitalize the struggling economy. efe inally, there is between an international football star. accusing them of using a look-alike. bears a an ad that striking resemblance to the former football star. the photo and that tv screen is a different man but he is performing one of his signature moves on the field. it's alleged that samsung run that -- ran that at after breaking off negotiations in 2013. pele is claiming $30 million in damages. i don't think my image would go for that much. >> maybe do some more business news and push up the value. >> i will see if i can do that move on the football field

, follows a decision by the senate to back a settlement with investors. this settles the last batch of debts dating to the days of the default. previous governments have refused to pay these debts, essentially locking when it's iris from borrowing money in international markets. it is a key part of the new president's economic policies, and it may help to unleash growth. >> it was necessary to have a deal with the holdouts. without an agreement, the state would have had to make much larger fiscal adjustments than what they are doing. now, will be agreement generate growth? in itself, no. what happens, if we did not have that agreement, we would have no investments or economic growth. markus: a landmark in argentina. we are going to take a look at the markets in the united states. we have seen shares in positive territory earlier, but in the last hour or so we have seen a little of a change on wall street. some uncertainty perhaps creeping in ahead of a key jobless report coming out tomorrow in the united states. that is when we will find out how many jobs

argentinians. >>> results poured in overnight in the race for the white house senator. bernie sanders claimed the victory over two states, sanders won the presidential caucuses and i know in your topic hillary clinton patted her delegate lead after she won arizona. 75 delegates and the biggest prize of the night in the on the republican side, senator ted cruz two win in utah. donald trump will go all of arizona city delegates. experts say capitalized on his anti-immigration stance and a position that has been popular among gop voters in the state. ohio governor. john kasich did not campaign in arizona. >>> the woman accused of bashing and other lake apopka man in the head could end up walking out of jail. investigators say the -- montage among those -- she beat the man for pain pills. mullins only faces three of five charges and her bond is much lower. >> they may have to set trial and face charges but they can be free for $1100. to me that is the same. >> state attorney's office will have to wait until fdla finishes a narcotics test before any filing can be done. >>> s

argentina is one step closer to returning to the international credit market. their senate has approved a bill that would and 15 years of holdout creditors. prevent thewould government from paying some bondholders. it's a comeback for bill gross; his unrestrained bond fund is having its best quarter. it's almost 2% this year. they dominated the bond market for decades before forcing him out of pimco. job cuts are on the way at the world's largest money manager. blackrock will eliminate 400 and the biggest round of layoffs ever. it represents about 3% of its 30,000 employees, according to people familia familiar with the matter. that's our latest bloomberg business flash. francine: thank you so much. vonnie quinn with the latest news you need to know. michael moore joins us to talk more about job layoffs, not only for blackrock. great to have you here. , we talk about banks day in day out. how much are the black rock job losses a surprise? the more they grow, the more they have been hiring. is this because things are turning badly or is it too much stock? >> par

senate has voted to confirm john king is the new secretary of education. king had been serving as acting secretary since arne duncan stepped down at the end of last year. consider ausing to supreme court nominee, some senate republicans voted to confirm king, saying they wanted a secretary accountable to the senate. he served as new york state's education secretary. in sports news, a top national football league official has, for the first time, publicly acknowledged the link between football-related head injuries and the brain disease cte. the nfl has never admitted the link before. jeff miller, the senior vice president for health and safety, was asked by a congress member if there is an established link between cte and football. he responded, yes. the family of an african-american college student fatally shot by police in 2010 has reached a $6 million settlement with the village and the officer. dj henry was shot while driving away from a party. a police officer approached his car. a friend who was with him believed the officer was telling them to move

obama this morning is in argentina for a state visit. air force one touched down overnight in buenos aires. the two-day visit follows the president's historic trip to cuba where he took in a baseball game. an image tuesday shows the president seated next to cuban president raul castro hours after the brussels attack. he quickly came under fire back home from republican candidates. dean reynolds is there with how the presidential hopefuls plan to confront the terror threat. dean, good morning. >> good morning. the brussels tragedy was seized upon by candidates on both sides as a golden opportunity to flex some rhetorical muscle of their own in the political process. >> president obama is happily at a baseball game, yucking it up with the castros communist dictators. >> in the political fight of their lives, ted cruz and john kasich decided talking tough was the way to go. >> had i been president i would have cut short my visit. i would have flown home. >> reporter: noticeably absent from public events was donald trump. but he made up for

. >> reporter: president obama echoing clinton's comment while on a visit first to cuba, then to argentina. >> i just left a country that engages in that kind of neighborhood surveillance, which by the way the father of senator cruz escaped for america, the land of the free. the notion that we would start down that slippery slope makes absolutely no sense. >> reporter: cruz returning fire, charging that democrats are misguided in their strategy for combatting terrorist threats. >> it's an example where democrats are more concerned about political that's why people are so fed up. we need a commander in chief whose priority is keeping the american people safe. and that's what i'll do. >> as both democrat and republican candidates, they are doublging down on what makes them the strongest commander in chief. painting his former secretary of state hillary clinton that way. while obama and clinton are in lockstep portraying trump and cruz as reckless, inexperienced and out of touch. in a thinly veiled reference to trump, clinton said today loose cannons tend to misfire. erin? >> thank you very m

. >>> president obama landed in argentina this morning and are heightens security. it was in buenos aires. he plans to meet with the argentinian president and a ten- day stay dinner and town hall. >>> senator ted cruz is getting support from a former rival. ted cruz. in three states at west. donald trump and hillary biggest prize. idaho and utah, senator ted cruz one the boats in those states and bernie sanders beat his campaign is more alive now than ever. >> this campaign is doing as kind of energy and excitement we are seeing in san diego and all over the country. >> if you between trump and cruz is growing after accusing cruz using his wife's photos in an ad. cruz nypd spokesman j. peter donald, if you try to attack -- you are more than a coward than i thought. >>> 90 miles apart and decades of differences. us and cuba came together for an afternoon a baseball. ian reitz is in havana for the historic ray day. >> reporter: good morning from havana cuba. the team is waking up in florida this morning after that baseball game with the cuban national team. final scor

senator. sanders clinic between two states. he won the caucuses in idaho and utah. hillary clinton added to her lead after winning arizona with 75 delegates that was the biggest prize of the night in the democratic race. over on the republican side, senator ted cruz and took a win in utah, donald trump won all of arizona city delegates and political experts say capitalize on the anti- immigration stance a position there. ohio governor. john kasich did not campaign in arizona. >>> new from overnight, deputies say a gunman shot in a man outside of the marriott maitland. the man drove to a nearby 7- eleven on maitland boulevard to get help and was taken to orlando regional medical center and deputies have not said how investigating the shooting and we will update you as we get more information. >>> the woman accused of bashing an elderly apopka man in the head could end up walking out of the orange county jail. investigators say tosha mullins beat the man to steal his pain pills. we found out the state missed a deadline to file formal charges. mullins faces three of fi

which by the way the father of senator cruz escaped for america, the land of the free. the notion that we would start down that slippery slope makes absolutely no sense. >> cruz returning fire, charging that democrats are misguided in their strategy for combatting terrorist threats. >> it's an example where democrats are more concerned about political correctness than they are about keeping us safe. that's why people are so fed up. we need a commander in chief whose priority is keeping the american people safe and that's what i'll do. >> as both democratic and republican presidents are doubling down on their arguments. republicans are painting president obama as weak, soft and stooup stupid in dealing with isis. by extension, painting his former secretary of state hillary clinton that way. while obama and clinton are in locked step portraying trump and cruz as reckless, inexperienced and out of touch. and a thinly veiled reference to trump, clinton says loose cannons tend to misfire. cnn, washington. >>> you are watching cnn. i'm errol barnett. our special coverage of t

president obama is in argentina this morning following his visit too cuba. baseball team play the tampa bay rays. the president, first lady and daughter landed in buenosy aires and will visit a memorial muai -- 40 years ago, to take part in a state dinner and return to washington tomorrow. massive fire destroyed a paper recycling plant in phoenix and checkckng out this fire, massive fire, officials say started late tuesday night and it was accelerated by the high winds that just pushed the planes even higher. in this video but there near the n skyea harbor national airport and p next but we are told the fire did not affect airport operations but so far no injuries and n investigatorsor working to determine the cause of this massiveve blaze. the rare beatles album getting away for decades sold at an auction tuesday 10-inch bottled record called the "holy grail" for beetle collectors was sold for $110,000. the first disc released under the friedel's name with the first song john -- john lennon ever wrote, the album has been stowed away for ever, and the keyboard player of the british band

to argentina. mike: vice president joe biden was in cincinnati this morning, at the time of the attacks. he' s stumping for former ohio governor ted strickland, in his bid for a u.s. senate spot. it was an invitation only breakfast reception at the westin in downtown cincinnati. wlwt news 5' s andrew setters spoke with a woman who saw the vice president' s speech, and found out vice president biden did not address the terror attacks in belgium. >> it' -- reporter: i know it' s on a lot of people' s minds and i was curious if he would talk about that? >> no, he did not discuss that at all . sheree: we continue to lead the way on the breaking news out of brussels. mike: from inside the airport. one man was right next to the explosions. >> i felt the first shockwave hit me and that was a bit of an ear ringer and the second one was more powerful even though it was further away. mike: he describes the scene around him. at terror strikes in the heart of europe. kevin: it is been a breezy day in parts of

the senator responds. the heated rivalry reaching a >>> it tango. president obama broke into argentina's most famous dance at a famous dinner and the reviews from his partner are in. today, thursday march 24, 2016. >> this is "today" with matt lauer and savannah guthrie. >> matt travels back from brussels. new raids tied to terror attacks there and new information on the suspects who were involved. police say three of the attackers can be seen in the photo right there pushing carts, were disguised as suitcases as they walk through the brussels airport check in hall. >> we learn this man is najim laachraoui believed to be an accomplice of salah abdeslam. authorities say laachraoui had a hand in making the explosives. >> a desperate man hunt is underway. officials believe he abandoned a suitcase at the airrt and fled before the attack. >> the man in the trying to cross into syria. his younger brother khalid was responsible for detonating the suicide bomb on the subway train. they say both brothers were let's start this morning with bill neily with tra

president obama now in argentina after wrapping up his trip in cuba, questions have been raised about his attended at a baseball game yesterday hours after the attack in brussels. asia finished the day most of the work. investors pulled back in the wake of the terrorist attack ahead of the long holiday weekend at easter holiday coming up. and european markets, pretty much gains across the board at the cac is higher in paris by half of a percent. dax in germany up 1%. u.s. features searching for direction. economic data out today but as you can see at this point the dow industrial job a fraction after snapping a seven-game winning streak yesterday. fractional most of the acid in nasdaq. durable goods out this week. fox is ms. mathworks dagen mcdowell, michael bock and fox news big leninist arthur idolatry of the campus lineup this morning. executive vice president eric trump. will be with us to discuss last night's events. presidential candidate ted cruz coming up about his victory in utah and the terrorist attacks. former house speaker newt gingrich also joining us. you don't want to

he's signaling, sounds like he may be endorsing senator ted cruz after easter. we'll have to wait and see. >> thank you very much. >>> as for the current president of the united states, he's down in argentina. >> he is down in argentina and there's a video everyone has been sharing. the president and michelle obama visiting argentina right now and they were at a state dinner in buenos aires when two professional dancer talked the first couple on to the dance the obamas' moves and brought 100 people to their feet, a standing ovation and lots of social media reaction and a tweet from southpaw comparing to his moves when he danced with alaskan schoolchildren in september. i think this is great and i think the tango is more his style. >> when it argue like you say when in rome -- maybe you could give him tips. >> tango is the one we're waiting on. i got some work to do. let's talk about some of that snow and ice coming into new england too. winter weather advisories and winter storm warnings that stretch all the way just north of portland, bangor, caribou, just nort

. >> looks like he's really stepping into the -- even though he is in argentina, he's getting increasingly involved in politics. >> reporter: he certainly is. he's clearly concerned about his legacy. today, hillary clinton was quoting the new york police commissioner bill bratton when he said that senator cruz doesn't know what the hell he's talking about. she said that ted cru saying this doesn't show he's tough. it shows that he's in over his head. both of them trying to work it, labeling ted cruz as well as donald trump. >> thanks very much. we're going to stay on top of all the political news, the race for the white house. that's it for me. i'm wolf blitzer. thanks very much for watching. >>> next, live from brussels where the breaking news tonight. cnn obtaining exclusive new video from inside the airport moments after the blasts. plus, the explosive known as the mother of satan found in one of the suspect's apartments. ted cruz says patrol muslim neighborhoods. donald trump says waterboard. hillary clinton says they're both dead wrong. let's go "outfront." >>> good evening. i'm erin

joining us from capitol hill, republican senator tom cotton of arkansas. senator, always good to see you. let's talk about what's happening right now this week around the world specifically in brussels. i think americans watch what happened in paris in november, before that "charlie hebdo," watch what happens in brussels and wonder when it's coming here, san bernardino, of course, took place a few month ago but what do you do to stopping this like what's happening in europe right now from happening in this country? >> you're right we've already been attacked by the islamic state here. in san bernardino, there's been other attacks in places like chattanooga and garland as well. fortunately our military and intelligence services are the world's leaders in count terrorism policy but we have gaps when it comes to european capabilities. the countries and budgets are much smaller. but ultimately in my opinion what happened in brussels shows you can't win the war on terror on defense, you have to win it on offense. you can't move the checkpoints at the airport fr