>> westinghouse electric is probably number one. ge is probably number two.ying to try to solve this problem, they will create some type of insurance pool to pay out to cover the liability issue. that pool right now, officials are telling us is about $120 million. think about the major incident in for good sheila in japan, back -- in fukushima japan that cost about $2 billion so far. the insurance pool is a good idea but the size of it does not seem like it's going to hit what they actually need. >> and it seems like the ceos will want to know a little more. phil mattingly, thank you very much. we will be back in two minutes. ♪ >> that is going to be it for a not so snowy yet market makers. >> tomorrow, it's probably going to be a snowy "market makers," and we will be talking about advertisers. what do they get for $4.5 million? that is what it costs for advertising during the super bowl. >> seriously, if you two makes it work with their super bowl halftime show -- youtube makes it work with their super bowl halftime show, it is going to rock advertisers. tha

the new technology, westinghouse 1000, essentially has the water right above the reactor, and you don't even need an external power source in the time of an emergency. we covered a lot of terrain in seven minutes. i would like to have a whole other component. dealing with china, we think about climate change, stepping forward to make an impact -- unless you get china and impact -- india in in a big way. in your dealings with china, how does it work? a snapshot -- is there the capacity to absorb a killer app a technology that fundamentally changes their choices in a systemic way? >> this is why i am the portfolio >> they have an enormous issue to deal with. they have growth and they have an environmental issue, if you've ever been to beijing you've seen it. >> i'm usually eating it. >> maybe. >> eating or breathing. >> so the point is, the chinese with all their scale and growth, have to think about ways to balance this clean, safe reliable affordable obligation. and i think there is a very clear place for this kind of technology solution, solutions not rhetoric, to have a place in the c

and westinghouse may be more willing to invest in india in the nuclear power industry.t remains to be seen if companies site as big as the governments do. >> what role does the personal relationship that we're seeing grow between obama and the prime minister really weigh here? >> that's the important part which is why their second meeting since he became prime minister since last year. they've spent a lot of time together both in washington where president obama took the prime minister to the martin luther king memorial which is very meaningful to the indian people and it's a significant visit in india. the two spent a long time together in a series of meetings yesterday and the personal relationship really is important to improving relations between the u.s. and india which were very tense after last year. things have greatly improved since then and the leaders of both countries are much more optimistic they can be strategic partners especially given the tensions in the middle east and relations with china. the u.s. sees india as a very strategic partner. >> strategic

. >> by trying to sell and push the megawatt reactors or the toshiba westinghouse 80-1,000 reactor to india, you are trying to revive the u.s. nuclear industry. that's a big multi billion, hundreds of billion dollars industry. >> reporter: india is expected to benefit from the agreement. according to a report india's growth in energy demand is likely to outpace china by 2035. the country needs foreign investment in nuclear power to fuel industrialization and economic growth >>> more still to come on the programme, including the sport, as the windies give themselves a boost on the road to the world cup. plus... >> i'm andrew thomas in the most talked about art gallery in australia. if you think the exhibits are training. a fat car, madonna montage and a machine that defecates - wait until you hear the story of the man behind the museum. cl welcome back. all the sport now with sanaa. >> thank you very much. the first quarter finalists of the africa cup of nations has been decided. hosts ecudorial guinea are through in group a. the lowest ranked team in the tournament broke the deadlock

firms including general electric and westinghouse electric are expected to benefit from the nuclear deal. meanwhile, indian prime minister modi discussed plans to expand military ties with the united states, including joint production of drone aircraft and equipment for lockheed martin 's military transport plane. >> we also decided to take up our growing defense corporation to a new level. we have agreed in principle to pursue codevelopment and coproduction of specific defense projects. this will help the domestic defense industry and manufacturing sector in india. >> president obama is cutting his trip to india short in order to visit saudi arabia to pay respects following the death of king of doll and to meet new king salman. over the weekend, many world leaders traveled to saudi to offer condolences, including russia's prime minister dmitry medvedev, britain's prime minister david cameron, french president francois hollande, and egypt's president abdel-fattah el-sisi. meanwhile, human rights groups are urging the new king to pardon dissident blogger raif badawi who was sentenced to 1

make more investments here including the ceos of major companies from pepsi and walt disney to westinghouseof activity today, a very busy day for his last full day here in india. jose? >> and chris, the president, then, heads to saudi arabia. he'll meet with the new king. tell me about that. >> reporter: yeah king salman. obviously the first order of business pay respects following the death of king abdullah, and there's a congressional delegation, nancy pelosi is here. some other key members of congress who have been involved in these u.s./india negotiations will also pay thr respects. there's business to be done. the u.s. has a very important -- >> we're losing -- the satellite transmission with chris jansing in india and as you see images from saudi arabia, where the president is heading next. chris jansing in india, thank you so very much for being with me. >>> as we continue to cover the storm storm, there is another one well underway. the gop race for the white house, and if you're in that race chances are you had a pretty busy weekend. the billionaire koch brothers playing toast to p

westinghouse ap 1000 essentially has the water right above the reactor. and you don't even need an external power source in the time of an emergency to get the water where it needs to be. the power of gravity. newton's law is what will deliver the water where it needs to be. so it is much more resilient. 70% less pipes. it's a great technology we believe. it's also, we're not on a coastline. we're not in a seismic sensitive area. there's a lot of reasons why we need to go forward. one more thing -- >> so secretary moniz great guy. >> if you believe that carbon is important to this nation's future, nuclear is a dominant solution. there's only three kinds of -- there's only -- a company that must go forward nuclear in america has three characteristics. it's got to have scale. this project we're building in georgia, $14 billion over ten years. you better have scale because you can't bet the company. you got to have the highest level of financial integrity. it's going to take ten years, that amount of money, you know you will go through the vagaries of the wo

one other issue that i did want to raise with you please, is i represented westinghouse nuclear municipal industrial hazardous waste divisions beginning in 1982 on superfund projects. i'd like you to name one superfund project in the entire nation that has ever been resolved. >> well let me just -- if i can remember -- let me just talk about american exceptionalism, because i believe in american exceptionalism and i do believe that cream has risen to the top in the past and it certainly can many the future. if it's not taking place, we need to take stock in what is inhibiting that from happening. in utah we've started charter schools which have unique characteristics and unique discipline. so there is individualized efforts in these unique schools whether it be in the arts or engineering and other kinds of disciplines like math and science. you know, so they're not just cookie cutter schools and parents have the ability to choose and put their children in schools that have a little different emphasis. so i think the -- it's not a cookie cutter system, at least in utah. we're trying to giv

one other issue i wanted to raise with you, please, is i represented westinghouse nuclear mmunicipal and industrial waste hazardous divisions beginning in 1982. i would like you to name one superfund project in the entire nation that has ever been resolved. guest: well, let me just talk about american exceptionalism, because i believe that the cream has risen in the past, and it certainly can in the future. in utah, we started charter schools, which have unique characteristics and unique disciplines. so there is individualized efforts iin these unique schools, whether they be in the arts, or engineering, or other kinds of disciplines like math and science. they are not just cookie_cutter schools. and parents have the ability to choose to put their children in schools that have a little different emphasis. so i think it is not a cookie_cutter system, at least in utah. we're trying to give friday and opportunities. we have 41 school districts in utah, and each local school board can develop their own unique curriculum. meeting certain standards to have a high school diploma. so, there

one other issue i wanted to raise with you, please, is i represented westinghouse nuclear mmunicipal and industrial waste hazardous divisions beginning in 1982. i would like you to name one superfund project in the entire nation that has ever been resolved. guest: well, let me just talk about american exceptionalism, because i believe that the cream has risen in the past, and it certainly can in the future. in utah, we started charter schools, which have unique characteristics and unique disciplines. so there is individualized efforts iin these unique schools, whether they be in the arts, or engineering, or other kinds of disciplines like math and science. they are not just cookie_cutter schools. and parents have the ability to choose to put their children in schools that have a little different emphasis. so i think it is not a cookie_cutter system, at least in utah. we're trying to give friday and opportunities. we have 41 school districts in utah, and each local school board can develop their own unique curriculum. meeting certain standards to have a high school diploma. so, there