-japan-india trilateral. is that going to be the architecture of america's new engagement in this strategy? >> if you think about the map, as you heard me say, the indo pacific to the western part of the united states, that's the part of the map we're dealing with, india is very significant and important democracy pins one side of that map. japan, another strong democracy that we have strong security relationships with, pin thing side of the map. but there's an important part of the south pacific that hs we think needs an important pinpoint, as well. australia, another very strong and important strategic partner, ally to the u.s. has fought in every war and alongside us in every battle we've ever fought, the australians have been there with us. so we think there are some useful conversations to have in the current trilateral relationship, which is very strong and effective. the india/japan/u.s. relationship. so we'll continue to explore how do we strengthen that architecture that really it is about this indo

on india's energyto security. i've had many trips to the years and r the many it was a real privilege to do business with the indian and a great then honor this year to work with indian leaders and secretary of forward to look returning to dehli next week for the first time in my official capacity. this visit could not come at a more promising time for u.s.-indian relations and the partnership. this year marks the 70th anniversary of relations between our two countries. truman welcomed then prime minister on his visit prime minister on his visit to washington, he said and i quote "destiny will that our have been hould discovered in a search for a new route to yours, i hope your visit will be ascent of discovery of the united states of america," the pacific and oceans linked our nations for centuries. scott key wrote the national anthem, aboard a ship built in india. look to the next 100 years, it indo-pacific, a region to our shared history continue to be free and open and that is the theme my remarks to you this

india relations and the u.s. india ownership. as many of you know, this year marks the 70th year of relations between our two countries. when president truman welcomed the prime minister on his visit to washington, he said destiny will that our nation should be discovered in the search for a new route for yours. i hope yours will be a router discovery. key wrote what would become our national anthem wall sitting aboard a ship that was built in india. as we look at the next 100 years, it is vital that the indigo pacific, a region so central to our shared history continues to be free and open, and that is really the theme of my remarks to you this morning. president trump and prime minister modi are committed, more than any other leaders before them to building an ambitious partnership that benefits not only are two great democracies but other sovereign nations working towards greater peace and's ability. highlighted june the many areas of cooperation in our strategic relationship. our defense ties are growing very weird correlatin

to have decided but it has to be in collaboration and india but also develop and india and india and. and. and and and b i'm going to be talking in washington about this. between india and. and do you want to say. all it takes so that we can we can develop a sick and as secretary of state innocent has said has said. that that that a no nation has been so successful ended relationship that india and america have created and and also people who have gone but the visas to america. and we have done that and also globalization has been very successful and i and i have also said to the secretary of state that that they should nothing be done in america which. on facilitates the citizens of india. and. and in not relationship should have deep and fair dialogue between us and next month india and america will. have innovation and it will also strengthen that really the relationship. and. invite. and also expose. schemes has to be. i have asked to listen to. that i want to thank him for it for the trade sector. and also stay. to listen. also. have really caught a lot of. well and now i've been

but i can't overestimate the the way in which pakistan views india so i think if you want to bring india in it should be part of a whole other group of nations including china and russia because of it just india i think the pakistanis will basically take that very very seriously and will stop any of the cooperation that they're giving us right now much talk knowing what pakistan feels about india do you think it's a good call to get into more involved in dealing with the crisis in afghanistan i mean might you become even more of a proxy war. see idea would have been there we should have had good relation and a lot of intervention from pakistani side because they are our immediate neighbors and pakistan has been a country who has meaning gauged in afghanistan or the law school of the course of last forty years and they come as natural allies as part of the development assistance effort from the regional countries but the problem is that they haven't been playing a positive role and that's why the afghan government has to look elsewhere but one thing sure to happen is to have honest son wh

-japan india trilateral. you indicate may be australia -- is that wrong to be in the architecture of america's engagement in this new strategy? sec. tillerson: if you think about the map, the indo pacific, although it's in to the western coast of the united states, that is the part of the map we are dealing with. india is very significant and important. it pins one side of that map. japan, another very important and strong democracy that we have strong security relationships with, pinning this side of the map. there is an important part of the south pacific and also we think needs an important pinpoint as well. australia, another very strong and important strategic partner, ally to the u.s.. have fought in every war alongside us, in every battle we ever fought. the australians have been there with us. we think there are useful conversations to have in the current trilateral relationship, which is very strong and effective cure the india-japan -u.s. relationship, so we will continue to explore how we strengthe

india india is the country we belong to we have a different identity. we feel like. we speak our own language. we have our own customs our own history and we have no grounds to be ashamed of that. and then the chief leads us to the edge of the village to show was the grisly legacy of his ancestors. below the tree tops there's a kind of mass grave it's impossible to say whether the skulls are those of enemies or their own people. chris sharon number one question. it was the custom at the time to leave the bodies out in the wind. usually below tree. we only learn to bury our dead and when we became christians. they look. at them and. it took some time until our zing in the other naga has learned to forego violence after the end of british colonial rule they fought for their own state they achieved partial independence nagaland as a federal state within india now there's peace but other parts of northeast india are anything but i do like. money poor a neighboring state is in crisis it too is home to many nagas but they are in the minority here they're fighting for more

on going to what is on temple and source energy pads as we call them in india the g.s.t. latest. so you know they're going to many other places around the world of that can is very annoying for lots of women who why would this not be something that everybody has to use every woman has to use ok to continue. ok so you know so basically what has happened is. you know the. implementation they have not been prepared for it. and at some level you know taxes and any kind of tax i mean this need not be a value added tax are successful when they are simply well to exist because at the end of the day you know the government just frames the rules it's the people who need to follow those rules and pay their tax and if the rules are not simple you know it sort of creates problems i mean i can move and it's interesting you say that because there's at least one person on twitter this is a class he says this is much simpler than what it needs to be the g.s.t. will help consumers and traders as there now will be no harassment inspector raj and he also says the complexity of the previous system m

factories like this one have been grappling with the changes to india's tax system. here, they make shock absorbers, most of which are sold overseas. before the goods and services tax was rolled out, exporters were exempted from paying most taxes on raw materials. now they have to pay them and, although they can claim the money back, the government has been slow to process refunds and this means many small companies have been running out of cash. on the cash flow side, i would like to say that the refunds procedure needs to be tackled very immediately on priority refunds which have been blocked. the treasury needs to be immediately dispersed. the government is now taking note of the exporters problems and, on friday, they announced a few changes. translation: it's taking some time for tax refunds to be transferred digitally. so in the short—teerm we will issue bank cheques instead. and ensure these are given to companies by october 10th and 12th. companies with a turnover of less than $230,000 can file taxes every quarter rather than every month. this may come as a

is considering giving india a greater role in the war in afghanistan can washington alienate pakistan one of the risks this is inside story. welcome to the program i'm jane dutton ricks to listens visitors lamb about on tuesday was as much about pakistan's neighbors as u.s. pakistan relations in particular the u.s. safety of state once the pakistani leadership to stop taliban fighters launching attacks in afghanistan from their side of the border at the same time pakistan's prime minister show he'd like on a bus is trying to dissuade the u.s. from inviting india to play a bigger role in afghanistan will get so i guess in a moment but first natasha good name has this report pakistan has been basking in rare international praise after it rescued a canadian american family earlier this month this is proof enough to me that. the pakistanis are doing everything their utmost. is in her power the family spent five years as hostages of the taliban linked network the united states gave pakistan and ultimatum if they didn't act on urgent intelligence it would send in their own troops to bring t

we do believe india has a very important positive role that india can play in the process to achieve a peaceful, stable afghanistan, as well. they already are providing important economic activity, creating jobs, which is important for the future of afghanistan. we want to encourage that, as well. we think that can be a very positive influence while creating the right environment for the future in afghanistan. >> guys, thanks so much. secretary tillerson: the taliban office is still open. the political commission. >> c-span bus is traveling across the country on our 50 capitols tour. we recently stopped in frankfort, kentucky. we asked folks what the most important issue is in their state. one of the most important issues is pensions. important to all of the workers and their families. we have a kentucky public pension coalition which includes firefighters, police officers, state workers, and various other members that have joined us and our partnering with us. it is very important and our coalition is trying to fight and make sure that the legislators and do the right thing and find

the headlines and very loud on social you're the stream live on al-jazeera english and on you tube in india is the economic boom about to go bust at a low year has declared independence spain has filed criminal charges against its leaders so where do things go from here because the law is following just some of the wide ranging conversations on both sides of the fiery catalonia debate make. today. has changed again a new country is claiming it's. catalonia. well since the government declared independence from spain friday online conversation praising the decision has grown with a number of hashtags on twitter trending immediately after the declaration phrases like welcome catalonia and the cuts a lot of republicans here popped up in tweets from people sharing their excitement for an independent counsel but not everyone in the region support secession from spain hundreds of thousands of people rallied in the streets of barcelona sunday and favor of spain some using cut the line and spanish hashtags translating to all of us are catalonia to express their support for unity and disappointment i

joining us now in new delhi india dr sorrow is a scientist and public engagement officer at the welcome trust charitable foundation and. our guard is a policy advisor react a network dedicated to antibiotic resistance in atlanta marion mccann is a journalist and author of big chicken a book about the history of ants. biopic use in agriculture and in new york dr kent separates an infectious disease specialist at the memorial sloan kettering cancer center and is a professor of medicine and infectious diseases at weill cornell medical college thank you all for being here so hello expertise many picked up. for us straight away i want you to tell us each one thing about the soup of out that most people don't know dr kent. the super bowl is very alarming but i would say that it is not at an apocalyptic point as it's being advertised it's tenacious we've seen it for decades but my day to day life demonstrates that it's not the sky is not about the fall. you had thought i would make the point that was also made in the video you just showed that we still need to remember that . many more people

for india, the big priority is visas. it wants immigration rules relaxed, making it easierfor indian professionals to work in europe. but the eu says visas are question for national governments, not something it can regulate. we heard talked about the size of this trading partnership. —— have. what is holding them back from doing a deal? we have seen more than a decade of negotiations. three years back, talks proceeded at a faster pace. as you mentioned, the european union wants duties cut in the car sector, and the same with wine and spirits, and importantly, intellectual property rights. that has been holding the talks back. the 13th summit was organised in brussels after a four—year gap. this time, we have been told they are scheduled. they will be initiating the free—trade agreement towards a final stage. but they will be more talks before we can see that.” final stage. but they will be more talks before we can see that. ijust wa nt to talks before we can see that. ijust want to know the view of the indian s

to india. adani is banking on a seven hundred million dollars loan from the astroid in government to help fund the construction of the railway no major strain in bank is prepared to back the company believing global climate change policies undermine the financial viability of new coal projects and it seems finances are the only challenge adanis facing. just a kilometers from the planned mine site of the bullet springs. the water comes from the great basin and feeds into the comical river that runs through the mine site. a scene of tranquility today but a fierce battle is raging to protect them for the future. were fairly emotional this thing the thing is i would be basically writing a mother myself and that's why i was saying no means. adrian bara gubba and he's nice morrow johnson from the local indigenous community the one gun and jangling group people in the springs are integral to their culture and traditional ceremony and they believe they're in danger of drawing up with the mine proceeds.

in the dunny been not in indian airlines not in india and india and then york knicks been spearheading cases against it done since the made nine hundred ninety four on the day one they have been after me. but they had a very warm ready loving. me that i should stop the year being against them i should accept their regain and i have resisted all efforts. so. my mother left. to investigate some of the claims being made against adani we're heading to the coastal town of mundra. here the company holds more than seven thousand hc days of government land most leased to it in the me to thousands for as little as one st a square meter. on it it's built to the country's biggest private fortune and the second largest power plant as well as a special economic zone here it's a blend blend at up to one thousand times the amount of play it's been a massive windfall for john but for local cattle herders like checa it room it's been anything but. his village and many others have lost all their common grazing land to the company i know what. we had a thousand four hundred acres of land. but all the gra

are you trying to reassure them about india's involved? anyoneve not spoken to in the pakistani leadership since these each i gave on india. that is something will be talking about tomorrow. i think our view of the relationship with india is one of strategic, not just for this region but in the context of this age it was about a free and open indo pacific region from japan to india. we believe india has a very important, positive role. to achieve a peaceful afghanistan as well. they are already creating important economic activity, create jobs, that is important to the future of afghanistan. they can be an important influence in creating the right environment in afghanistan. >> they give her much. >> -- thank you very much. >> the political commission, the taliban political commission office is still a couple. week, secretary tillerson would join secretary mattis on capitol hill taking questions from the senate foreign relations committee. we will have live coverage on eastern. 5:00 coming up tonight on c-span, the president awards the med

news still to come the demand for organic food is growing in india's urban areas we'll tell you why. that story well coming up in business with monika. oh. dear son mia where does it come from to quality to munch off to is all of us copyright the. starting october fifteenth on the w. and online. crime fighters the new season of radio crime thrillers begins. in. motion domestic violence cyber crime and human trafficking for investigative cases that will keep you on your toes the crime frightens stories of the best idea ever so every young person needs to listen to crime fighters and share tell a friend tell a friend to a friend crime fighters don't miss it. at the. india has the highest number of undernourished people in the world experts say organically farmed food can help solve the crisis but so far the people who need it most cannot afford it. also coming up japanese advertising giant dentsu is fined for violating labor laws that led to the death of one of its employees the case puts the spotlight on john notoriously long working hours. welcome to day business starting with a look

for india the big priority is visas. it wants immigration rules relaxed, making it easierfor indian professionals to work in europe. but the eu says visas are question for national governments, not something it can regulate. are we expecting any major announcements today? absolutely, first let me tell you, the visitor the eu delegation has started on a very high symbolic note, they have gone to the site of the memorial of mahatma gandhi and paid their respects, with the indian prime minister, this is a government which has covered these discussions, we expect announcements, $1.5 billion loa n expect announcements, $1.5 billion loan being given to india. what is expected is a joint statement on climate change and counterterrorism. with the uk getting ready to leave the eu, does the uk and the eu have anything to offer india without its other. it puts india in a sweet spot, it has the bargaining chip, it has to do business, you would like to open up the economy to foreign investors, and both european union and the united k

india. india is an amazing story this morning. india has a bunch of banks that have an npl program -- problem. they just did it. thisndian banks are up 20% morning. take a look at the indian market. take a look at the charts, it is really worth a look area take a look at india. the other story is the argentinian story. this is the question asked this morning. by 150 basis points. you think how is the peso going to react and you realize that this came after the peso had closed trading for the day. we will wait and see how the peso opens later on. i 250ina raced rates basis points after macri did well in the elections. plenty of other stories out there. we're watching what is happening in china and figuring out what is happening and the u.s., data dropping in the u.k., interesting trend stories out there that are worth paying attention to. let's get a bloomberg first word news update juliette:. juliette:china's president has unveiled a new leadership lineup that includes no potential heirs. all five men appointed to join old to rule

he couldn't find work he didn't speak hindi and found it hard to adapt to india. but a year on things have changed. he's can navigate delhi's chaotic roads ever since he began driving a rented rickshaw it brings in a regular income between five to six euros a date. history would study in a government school today he picks up his daughter money a couple of he says he's grateful to india. for the chance to build a new life for himself and his family he's even picked up hindi allowing him to connect more deeply with a country that's given him refuge. i mention lot of indian commuters through my work i interact more with indians now than with people from my own community that has definitely helped my hindi it's improving and i wanted to become even better in future. like opie's many here have integrated into indian society. in the hafiz can't read and write but he keeps up with the news on dozens of whatsapp groups where users post graphic videos of the unfolding crisis in the me unmarked border. he says no doubt what a deputation in these circumstances will mean. if

sleep in india he didn't do any of those things in pakistan the u.s. might deny it but with this visit it is sending a clear message to both pakistan and india that it does in fact have a favorite political hane al-jazeera. to africa now where the u.s. actually generals praised peacekeepers struggling to contain an increase in violence in the central african republic to reclaim ceremony for troops who died in the conflict antonio terrorists called their contribution heroic because irish warned that fighting between religious groups could escalate into a genocide. meanwhile human rights activists say the un's not doing enough to prosecute french soldiers and peacekeepers who've been accused of rape and sexual abuse in the c.a.r. for many victims the wait for justice may never end nicholas hank reports. today as it was thirteen years old when her family took refuge by french military camp to escape the violence in her neighborhood. one of the soldiers to ask her to fetch some water inside the tent thinking she was safe she did as he asked to playing sold

but i think that process i have watched over the 20 years of india investing abroad helps india understand the conditions necessary to be successful back home. because when you have to encounter it as a foreign direct investor, suddenly you understand what's important to success, you take that back home. and that helps you with your reforms back home. we encourage india to continue the pathway towards reforms. there's much needs to be done to really enhance the full economic value of what india has to offer. mr. hamre: i have about four or five questions that are all kind of clustered around the same issue, and that's about the complex power geometry in this region. india historically had close ties with russia. china had close ties with pakistan. we tried to keep ties with both india and pakistan. it's a lot more complicated environment now. could you just give your thoughts about india and this power geometry? sec. tillerson: well, our -- my view, and i think it is the collective view within the u.s. government as well, is, as china has risen over the last 20-plus years now to take its r

you are an native of india. what part of india? satya: i was born in the central part of india. david: and so growing up, your parents doted on you, i assume? satya: yeah, they did. david: and they told you you would be prime minister or something important in the country. what did you want to be? david: they wanted me to stop playing cricket and take my studies a little more seriously. david: you were an avid cricket player? satya: yes. david: when did you realize you wouldn't be a professional cricket player? satya: pretty soon. [laughter] satya: i quickly realized and best, i would play what is considered perhaps first-class in india, but i was not going to go much further than that. but that is when my dad, in fact -- i remember one of the big decisions that change my life was -- my entire outlook was so provincial when i look back at it. which is, hey, i want to stay in hyderabad, maybe study economics and political science. that was about the extent of my ambition. he looks at me and said, what are you doing? you have to get out of this place. he pushed me out to get to an

that was david in india. now, with halloween fast approaching, there are plenty of scary movies around but none of them will be as immersive as a virtual reality horror show. and that's the event that we've sent nick quip to in cove nt event that we've sent nick quip to in covent garden. on the way to see a film, a movie, but not as we need know it, in virtual reality. i think this is 68 a common not your standard cinema. cinemas, downstairs. there's people down there wearing vi headsets. virtual reality film is super exciting but right now you can only enjoy it in the comfort of your own home and it's not a social experience, we want to bring people together so they can enjoy br with their friends, together so they can enjoy br with theirfriends, family together so they can enjoy br with their friends, family and together so they can enjoy br with theirfriends, family and partner. where am i sitting? excellent. can we get any popcorn? up and over... popcorn, excellent. everyone ready to go? yes. let's do it!

the country has already seen a in india. the country has already seen a slowdown in growth and that can only change in production begins to pick up at factories like this one. a quick look at the markets before we go. just a few markets open at the moment. australia is edging up and japan's nikkei and south korea are both shut. the us markets will be partially shut for the columbus day holiday. we are looking out for all the data, including the chinese data. chinese markets back after the holidays. the top stories this hour: a promotion for the youngest sister, kim yo—jong, increasing control. support for unity in spain. the snp leader nicola sturgeon says she won't think about the timescale for another scottish independence referendum until the brexit deal becomes clear. 0ur political correspondent iain watson reports. the political weather has been changing in scotland's largest city in recent years. once a labour stronghold, the council is now run by the snp. and the majority of voters in glasgow backed independence in

while rising alongside india, china has done so less responsibly. at times, undermining international rules and borders. even countries like india operate within a framework that protects other nations sovereignty. china's provocative actions in the south china sea directly challenge the international law and norms that the international law and norms that the us and india both stand for. the us seeks constructive relations with china, but we will not shrink from china's challenges to rules and order. when china subverts this entry of neighbouring countries, it disadvantages the us and friends. rex tillerson‘s remarks, is an interesting time, as we mentioned earlier. every five years, the chinese communist party congress starts, it started today. trump and his senior aides are preparing for a 12 day trip to fight asian nations including china. let's go to our correspondent in washington. interesting timing. what will this mean for us china relations? very interesting timing, i would agree. we asked the state department here whether this was aimed

more than 60,000 fans in the stands in india. this tea m fans in the stands in india. this team have showed they have handled the pressure, their striker scoring seven goals in the tournament including a hat—trick in the semifinal against brazil. you don't get to this part of a tournament relying on two players. you need to bea relying on two players. you need to be a good level all over the pitch and tomorrow for both teams be no different. so, we are aware of their players. but like i said, also aware of where we think we can exploit as well and we'll be ready to deliver, that's for sure. world heavyweight boxing champion anthonyjoshua says carlos ta ka m boxing champion anthonyjoshua says carlos ta kam shouldn't boxing champion anthonyjoshua says carlos takam shouldn't be written off when they meet at cardiff this evening. he was called in as a late replacement of double goering kubrat pulev withdrew through injury —— bulgarian. joshua will look to extend his record of knockouts in front of a crowd of over 70,000 fans. carlos is strong, carlos is fit, he can b

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know the next is india. but i want to talk about taliban because. whoever american president is it doesn't matter stumbling point with america and pakistan this is taliban because pentagon always say. the taliban leadership is finding sanctuary in pakistan and i mean observing from the side. i believe them because we have taliban leaders like more than one store with omar would died in pakistan then you had the successor was elected in pakistan bin ladden died in pakistan i mean they're not dying in afghanistan right there obviously finding shelter in pakistan so why do you think why does it it's so hard to kick them out from pakistan why should be there not against us and there is one element that if remains to. be ensured that the americans would leave because the other to. the addicting is the. there should the loser from at church. as the subservient regime that is what it is because the afghan taliban no coverage of the copied depends on unites spectrum age for money for military protection and for the political you don't cover series ever amer

especially in a country like india. again so go is not mean it's not only for women it's a game for everybody in for transgender that can do something would be our bodies with your rights and to have entertainment in the game is a platform for peace development socialization integration you learn how to share how to give how to accept it when the problem. anyway had a muslim friend during our. break first i met one frame from the i'm a i'm a father you see. really cute. dog so. when i met them i was like we'll give you just doing. three days to get free with them and. there's a dignity to the. person in me no joy or meadow in a significant or long it will be on the beaches of india they don't mean it to me and don't know so all this impulse was to itself and. all it. can read enough to me. to say it for them it is well it will all be killing door. isn't. i was really worried about my job too but i did they were really there this week and i please their respective things muslims or whatever it may be a job so they never

that does all the ground there's always been a growing middle class of india with a great book or a guess but when the guardian does story on retail it india has a lot of growing middle class one point three billion fantastic good reading what are they really living in a certain region of india that's all that's available the world to disappear we are trying desperately slowly to bring that. that's interesting and for that also you regularly travel to the frank a book fair what do you hope to find here frank for when as an indian long published the frankfurt so most important thing is that sense of community and the daily news that. the figure comes meaningless we come to put a face to each other again and again the deals happen. custody is happening but the reason happens because we're in touch with each other anyway what german authors do interest you at the most in the moment we just saw a robot manasseh which is one of you authors as well as getting the german book price right so what names are horse or you would do the same with us is that using pot implies a certain seeking fo

a football carnival like india has never seen before. the under—17 football world cup has been running every four years since its inception in 1985. but this is the first time it has been held in india. the feel of listening to the crowd cheer when — when you're watching the match, it'sjust — there's just no other feeling like it. it's amazing for exposure, as well as awareness for the kids. football is extremely popular here in goa. some say it is down to the fact that it was once a portuguese colony. others say it is because of local investment in the sport. whatever may be the reason, there is no doubt that football is an integral part of the goan culture, and this is why this place was chosen as one of the world cup venues. but many people here and across india asking, why is it taking so long for football to generate the same amount of interest as cricket. local clubs like goa salgaocar play in state—level leagues, but indian football has struggled to make a mark internationally. the national team comes in at 105 in the inte

also coming up experts say organically farmed food can help solve india's food shortage but so far the people who need it most cannot afford it. welcome to do business well these are troubling times for catalonia as business community ratings agency fitch has warned it may downgrade the region's sovereign debt rating a day after s.m.p. issued a similar warning the government in madrid has now passed a decrease helping businesses shift their legal headquarters out of catalonia. catalonia spain's most well off region ten of the country's forty six saving banks headquartered here but for how long some businesses have already voted with their feet bank is the country's third largest lender it announced on friday it will move its headquarters from barcelona. and it's not the only one sab adele spain's fifth largest bank has already got the movies in its new headquarters will be an ally can take on the east coast analysts say the unknown surrounding the region's future when the stakes are high likely they're going to judge us by the list of all of spanish bonds a rise in interest rates an in

in fact, india conditioned all of it on receiving $2.5 trillion in aide. when we talk about c 02 reductions, we're at pre-1994 levels today as conversion to natural gas in the generation of electricity. we have reduced our c 02 footprint almost 20%. so we're leading with action. >> neil: so your issue wasn't denying the fact that man might have a role in climate change. just the degree to which we would bear the burden to pay it. >> comparatively to the other nations. >> neil: if india and china were to pay up or pony up more than they are now, which is next to nothing at least in the early years of that accord but they will down the road, if they were to do that right now, would the u.s. consider then rejoining and honoring that accord? >> i think the better discussion neil is not to put argument official targeting like in paris,28 to 30% that the own administration failed to achieve. it's to focus on what we've done to reduce the c 02 footprint and expert that technology to places like china and india. all that being said, the tools and the tool box unde

that was david in india. now, with halloween fast approaching, there are plenty of scary movies around but none of them will be as immersive as a virtual reality horror show. and that's the event that we've sent nick kwek to in covent garden. on the way to see a film, a movie, but not as we know it, in virtual reality. we're going to get run over. car honks i think this is 68a, not your standard cinema. haunted cinema downstairs. there's people down there wearing vr headsets. virtual reality film is super exciting, but right now you can only enjoy it in the comfort of your own home and it's not a social experience. we want to bring people together so they can enjoy vr with their friends, their family, their partner. where am i sitting? we reserved you a seat. oh, excellent. have we got any popcorn? back we go, up and over... oh, popcorn, excellent. is everyone ready to go? all: yeah! let's do it! showtime! scary suburbia. i'm looking down, i don't have any legs or anything, i'm not a person... i've been direc