and the usa are working on selecting a new site for signing of phase one of trade agreement, after apaccanceled due to unrelated circumstances. the new location will be announced soon. president xi and president trump will do the signing. according to multiple administration officials, they have not heard of where the meeting could take place, he though i'm told the mid-november time frame to have phase one put on paper is still on track. the white house doesn't appear to be too concern with the unexpected change in plans. >> and while apartl apac was cd yesterday, it hasn't affected or conversations at all. larry kudlow and i spoke. he told me the talks are going very smoothly. >> reporter: a spokesperson for china's commerce ministry said work is progressing smoothly, adding the two sides will continue to promote consultations and other work as originally planned. the market also took notice of a headline in bloomburg on thursday. that story cited chinese officials saying they are concerned about the possibility of being able to strike a complete comprehensive trade deal. back to you

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lake and the iris river wetlands have chanted champion then because global development continues apacemore wetlands in other parts of the world are going to need a local hero to fight that corner. across the globe ecosystems a falling victim to human exploitation. one possible way of ensuring that protection is to enshrine their right to defend themselves in the role. and the us in the 1970 s. a legal scholar called christopher stone proposed that nature should be seen as a living entity with the same legal rights as people. it which through human represent. be able to stand up in court and defend itself against threats to its well being. since then the idea has been. in 2008. constitution becoming the 1st country to give nature the legal right to exist and flourish and in 2017. was given legal status after fought for its rights to be. the way forward isn't simple with the future of conservation ensuring nature has recourse to justice. global food production is waste and it's training our planet. but pioneers are adapting with new food sources. with a very seafood taste and a texture.

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more on the intricacies of these massive trade deals we are joined by senior apac international relations policy specialist with the institute for china american studies so rob it is a pleasure to have you here again now what are the concerns that we're seeing that forced india to back out of this trade pact india's concerns are still across the board it ranges from management of data flows to good straight to agriculture. imports but fundamentally it's about india having a weak manufacturing sector and being scared that there will be a flood of manufacturing imports which will displace a lot of people in india the past history of india's free trade agreements opera french and trade agreements that have the agreement the trade deficit has increased and they're expecting that will happen this time around and they just consummate that politically now there's also been quite a bit of a contentious relationship between china and india when it comes to this trade pact can you unpack some of that for us and why this is india has suffered in large trade deficit with china for a long time. 15 yea

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i know apac is not a mutual security alliance but it could evolve into something emore robust.lues and our alliances are greatest assets. the chinese had to pay others. the chinese had to hire out others. the united states genuinely has friends and allies and like any friendship they need to be cultivated and sustained. >> president carter juan of turkey is going to be visiting washington soon. when we think about nato and problems with nato, turkey has a way of coming to the fore. what is the message you think the united states should be giving president erewhon. >> the yogi berra message. when you come to the fork in the road, take it. you can't have it both ways. you cannot at once purchase russian weapon systems, in this case the as/400, the air defense system, which is designed to shoot down the most sophisticated american-made military aircraft. you can't once do that and remain a high-level partner of other nato countries. i don't know precisely how this gets resolved but i think it's a message that needs to be said. and then work together with nato allies to figure out

we plan if spending goes apace with the pace today, we'll be coming back to you in 2026, requesting funding to be re -- that $4.5 million to be reestablished in our capital pl plan. but at this point, we have the funds, we know we're not going to spend them. we recommend those projects that you see listed here be deappropriated, and we expect it will not present any lost opportunities. there are no critical projects that would be delayed or cancelled as a result of this. for example, fire safety, mountain tunnel repairs, station line repairs and replacement projects, street light levels projects of service, all of those things would continue. this request would be a temporary cash management exercise of moneys that would otherwise be unspent this fiscal year, and we will continue to monitor the cash flow needs of this these projects and of this project to ensure that critical projects remain on schedule. with that background, i'm happy to answer any questions that you may have. >> so i have one question. i don't quite understand the $4 million-plus for alice griffith, and what does that mea

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we discussed apac on other parties.e, the perhaps remain vote in that constituency. are you ongoing with those discussions? they are still ongoing for us. stopping brexit, remaining in the european union is crucial, we want a people's vote because we believe we must attend the environmental standards. we must work with our neighbours constructively to tackle the climate emergency. remaining in the eu is a means to an end. it's about taking the action, the necessary action we're talking about today through the green union deal with our partners across europe. which parties are you talking to and how many seas are you parties are you talking to and how many seas are you talking about perhaps standing aside? shore. the first fight club is that you don't talk about fight club. you told me that last time! it hasn't changed. we are talking to the lib dems and plaid cymru. that's ongoing. we're looking at around 50 seats where we can work together, stand aside for one another. i think people want a better of politics, construc