On Eve Of G-20 Summit, Criticism Of U.S. Mounts

South Korea is preparing for its moment in the sun at the G-20 summit, deploying 45,000 police to prevent any unrest among protesters. But in the run-up to the summit, the global criticism of the U.S. policy of quantitative easing is mounting, with many predicting a showdown. However, first President Obama must get down to business: on Thursday, a summit with the South Korean president when a long-awaited Free Trade Agreement may finally be clinched.

Lori Heuring Lorri Bagley Lucy Liu