india. it is her second visit to delhi as u.s. secretary of state. she hopes to strengthen the political and economic relationship between india and the united states. i am joined by the director of strategic studies at the center for strategic research. why is the u.s. relationship with india so important? >> it is important for both countries. india is a large and growing economy. for india, there is a natural convergence of interest in several areas. in the last decade, this relationship has been radically transformed. this dialogue represents the deepening of this relationship in different dimensions. >> in the wake of the bomb attack in mumbai last week, cooperation in counter-terrorism efforts is expected to figure high on the agenda. how might this influence the cooperation between india and the u.s. on fighting terror? >> counter-terrorism is a very important issue, the dialogue and relationship between the u.s. and india. there is a common threat from islamic terrorists. there is a lot for the countries to discuss, especially since the events

. >> in india, the u.s. secretary of state hillary clinton vowed cooperation between the two countries on intelligence sharing and counter-terrorism operations. the announcement was made in delhi and she went on to found at the obama administration will not ease pressure on neighboring pakistan. -- she went on to vow that the obama administration will not ease pressure on neighboring pakistan. >> this used to be rare. now they are routine. both countries are determined to strengthen their strategic global partnership, defense and regional security or on the agenda. the agreed to work closer together in afghanistan as the u.s. agreed to pull out its troops. hillary clinton praised the recent resumption of talks between india and pakistan. >> we think this is the most promising approach to encourage both sides to build more confidence between them and work to implement the kinds of steps that will demonstrate the improved atmosphere that is so necessary for us to deal with the underlying problem of terrorism.

i don't know that there are very many other people in this room that care about india/u.s. relationships when it comes to aviation which, by the way, is pretty good. anybody else on this subject? >> yes, on the aviation subject, sir. >> okay. >> to what extent do you think it has been caught up in the tone and the rough-and-tumble of the overall debt ceiling aspect? >> you know, that's a good question. i don't happen to believe it has. because when i've talked to members of congress, particularly those that are in leadership, this really is, i think, some people's way of saying that these two issues that i mentioned, the eas, the essential air service and the union provision, they want to get to those. they want to get them solved. i think it can be done with a clean bill, another extension, i think it could be done very quickly with the discussions i've had with people in leadership in the house and senate, and i really hope that will happen. >> well, given the current situation, is there any hope that your issue is going to be handled before they deal with the debt ceilin

u.s.- india trade relations. then a conversation with the texas governor rick perry. >> this fourth of july weekend on american history tv on c-span 3 will visit the smithsonian to learn about day expedition to circumnavigate the globe and the treasure that they found, 40 specimens which became the foundation for the smithsonian. laura bush on her time in the white house planning her part -- husband's library. and her memoir. then a panel including mike mccurry discussing jfk's relationship with the press. it the complete schedule as c- span.org. >> he says he is optimistic that sudan is on track to become an independent state in july 9. the obama ministration warned sudan that it continue to block humanitarian aid from landing, it could risk relations with the u.s. this briefing is just under 20 minutes. we touched upon various issues which focused on the economic and financial partnership opportunities between our two countries. while many industrial speakers, government speakers, regulators, institutions air t

. >> we had one test case, if you will, the so-called peace pipeline, iran-pakistan-india. the u.s. , this is not going to happen. does it go through anyway as a litmus test? >> i think what was unfortunate is the problem between india and pakistan, that they didn't want -- on continuedian side to rely on the gas on going through pakistan. they thought maybe it should be offshore and so on. i think as far as iran and pakistan is concerned or the two are concerned, the deal is going quite a long way ahead on the iranian side. on the pakistani side there is so many announcements. of course, over 20 years, announcements are announcements, but they seem a bit more serious. >> pipeline politics indeed. it's become a major source of contention between lebanon and israel. they're warning israel to stay away from the country's energy resources but leaders of the hezbollah group calls on them for an energy exploration. maritime dispute over who owns what are escalating already heightened tensions between two countries. we take a special look. >> reporter: under the warm waters of the mediterr

i don't know there are many other people in the world that care about about india/u.s. relationships when it comes to aviation, which by the way is pretty good. anybody else on this subject? >> yes, on the aviation, to what extent do you think it has been caught up in the tone and the rough and tumble of the overall debt ceiling hassle? >> that's a good question. i don't happen to believe it has because when i've talked to members of congress and particularly those in leadership, this really is, i think, some people's way of saying that these two issues that i mentioned, the essential air service and the union provision, they want to get to those, they want to get them solved. i think it can be done with a clean bill, another extension. i think it could be done very quickly with the discussions i've had with people in leadership in the house and senate and i hope -- i really hope that will happen. >> given the current situation, is there any hope that your issue will be hamm handled befo they deal with the debt ceiling issue? >> debt and deficit are center stage. >> one

pakistan should not be responsible about india/u.s. relations as long as u.s.akistan relations are normal. the united states should not bother about china/pakistan relations as long as pakistan and united states relations are normal. so i think pakistan certainly -- and every country in the world, diplomatic relations -- i don't think there's any love affair that goes on between two countries. there are always national interests. every country has national interests which are pursued and pushing those international interests you formulate that your foreign policy and you act accordingly. so pakistan national interest certainly is to maintain very good relations with united states and also with china. >> dennis cooks. >> dennis cooks from the woodrow wilson center. i wonder if you wouldn't mind, mr. president, elaborating on your initiative on kashmir because there is a lot of talk in the press and i think your foreign minister said you were just words away practically from an agreement. i wonder if you wouldn't mind telling us what roughly you had in mind or yo

it's quite vital for india and the u.s.good economic relationships. >> big economy and a growing economy. thanks very much, check in with you later. >>> carter evans live here in new york. he's at the nasdaq market site. good to see you, how are futures shaping up? we look to big news from wall street. wall street's got to deal with earnings and debt ceiling stuff this week. >> overall, heading into this week, considering all of that our futures right now are a little bit lower. many of the biggest and wealthiest companies in this country are preparing to release quarterly numbers. we'll hear from general electric, goldman sachs, intel, ibm, a handful of the companies investor ises are keep an eye on. we'll get an idea how some of the biggest companies in the country are doing in the third quarter. today we're going to hear from charles schwab, halliburton, and hasbro before the basically. after the bell, stanley, black and decker, and workmanship inn. earnings are really important. if it weren't for all the other things go

she visits india tomorrow, and later indonesia, hong kong, and china. she says the u.s. how solidarity with india. >>> chinese officials are angry with president obama this morning after he met with the dalai lama. they met for about 45 minutes yesterday, praising him for embracing nonviolence. however, mr. obama reiterated that the united states does not support independence for tibet. china accuses the dalai lama of being a separatist. earlier this year, the dalai lama said he is now only the spiritual leader of the tibetens. >>> the crew aboard the space shuttle atlantis is preparing to head back to earth. atlantis is scheduled to land in florida on thursday, capping the end of the 30 year shuttle program. >>> part of the country is dealing with extreme heat this morning. temperatures in some areas are 15 degrees higher than normal. the blistering heat has prompted health warnings in cities such as milwaukee. the mayor has even designated eight cool spots where sprinklers will continuey run at parks. >> for children of alages, get out here, underneath the water. use th

india is preparing for several important diplomatic events in the weeks ahead include a visit by u.s. secretary of state hillary clinton next tuesday. in washington, clinton says her trip will go ahead. >> i believe it's more important than ever we stand with india, deepen in our partnership and reaffirm our commitment to the shared struggle against terrorism. >>> the international community condemned wednesday's attacks. u.s. president barack obama said in a statement that the u.s. will provide full support in an investigation. a united nations security council statement described terrorism as one of the most serious threats to international peace and security. >> any acts of terrorism are criminal and unjustifiable regardless of their motivation, wherever, whenever, and whomever by committed. >>> prime minister kan has called for a rescission of the nuclear policy. >> translator: i believe that japan should aim at building a society that is not dependant on nuclear power. we need to reduce nuclear independent. in terms of administration, many people had been pointing out early on th

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u.s... tanzania... and india. smarter medicine is safer medicine. that's what i'm working on. i'm an ibmer. let's build a smarter planet. >> schieffer:. >> and joining us now, senator >> schieffer:and joining us now, senator marco rubio who is in miami this morning, senator, of course, you are one of the first candidates to win who had the backing of the tea party. you are not part of the tea party caucus in washington, but you do know the thinking of -- thinking of a lot of people on that side of the street. i want to ask you, do you take seriously these dire warnings that the administration is putting out about what will happen if we don't make this deadline on august 2nd? >> well, certainly the debt limit is an issue but i think the bigger issue here is the debt and i think what troubles me, bob, no one is focusing on the real problem here, the real problem here is not the debt limit, the real problem here is the debt, and a lack of a credible plan to deal with the debt. and it is not me saying it the rating houses if you read the s&p report they make it clear simply raisin

u.s. downturn has meant big bust for india's economy. meaning it's friday july twenty ninth five pm here in washington d.c. i'm lucy catherine if any watching our t.v. now unfortunately the debt standoff still continues there have been minute little developments here and there on capitol hill but at the end of the day longer still do not have a deal and we are closer and closer to d.-day for the august second deadline and so the united states according to tim geithner at least is ready to default now. unfortunately some of the developments that we've been seeing are not optimistic here moody's just came out today saying that regardless of whether reid and boehner plans work out whether the congress is actually able to pass those plans that cut the deficit they will still lead to a negative outlook outlook on a triple a rating now as lawmakers continue to struggle to get their act together here in washington d.c. we saw president obama come out earlier saying hey guys maybe if the american people tweet at congress enough we can get our ac

-india relations as long as u.s.-pakistan relations are normal.nited states should not bother about china-pakistan relations as long as pakistan-united states relations are normal. i think the pakistan certainly -- and every country in the world -- i do not think there is any love affair that goes on between two countries. they're always national interests. every country has national interests which are personal to it. you formulate your foreign- policy through those national interests and you act accordingly. pakistan's national interest certainly is to remain very good relations with the united states and also with china. >> dennis cook from the woodrow wilson center. i wonder if he would not mind elaborating someone on your initiative on kashmir. the figure foreign minister said you were just words away, practically, from an agreement. i wonder if you would not mind telling us what roughly you had in mind or you have in mind for an agreement, what do you think would be possible? >> i take pride in the fact the reformulated -- that we formulated

india. one says threatening to veto the republicans plan to put a limit on u.s. debt congress speaker john boehner is willing to allow a high level of debt return for massive cuts in public spending. less than a week left to raise the country's a multi trillion dollar debt ceiling if it wants to avoid a potentially devastating default and presents a bomber's concerned. with. social security in the years ahead restaurant author john rogers says the political games are driving the country into a deep recession. they're not going to do anything serious they're going to announce something you know the day before the day our budget day after and they're going to say everything is ok but in six months from now a year from now america is going to be in worse shape than it is now they're going to continue to spin and drive us all deeper into debt we've been doing this for forty years it's not going to go anywhere starting shay's it out you know the actual average is near its all time high what kind of crisis is there when the financial markets are all bad and happy and m

u.s. british merely be would like to double the business. confidence not often found among their colleagues in the west preassure either r t new delhi india white house is threatening to veto the republicans plan to put a limit on u.s. debt congress because john boehner is willing to allow a high level of debt but only in return for massive cuts in public spending well that's less than a week left to raise the country's multi-trillion dollar debt ceiling if it wants to avoid a potentially devastating to fall but president obama that agreeing to the cuts could affect the provision of medical care and social security in the years ahead investor and author jim rogers says the political games are driving the country into a deeper recession. they are not going to do anything serious they're going to announce something either the day before the day of the day after and they're going to say everything is ok but in six months from now a year from now america's going to be in worse shape than it is now they're going to continue to spend and drive us all deeper into debt we've been doing this for forty years it's not going to go anywhere stocking shay's

india. one of our main stories the u.s. debt ceiling deadlock on the approaching or the second deadline with no solution on the horizon laurie are first otherwise known as the residents of falling or whether people feel a financial apocalypse it's around the corner. with the looming debt crisis the u.s. is watching the clock tick down to an economic armageddon what does that even mean that this week let's talk about that they keep setting dates over and over again and nothing happened just part of the negotiation process i think so it's idle threat. i believe so do you expect more from the people you like. neither party is going to let this actually happen where they would let it expire and then the united states would go into default i don't think that's going to happen i think that's a bluff but i think what actually is at hand is for real and they're they're using it as leverage to push their respective issues but i think americans if i'm speaking for myself as an american are sick of it or think of representative report

make a buck and pay the cheapest possible they've upped sticks to india leaving former employees of the state stranded and jobless and. the u.s. military says it will continue airborne reconnaissance missions in a china those despite beijing's protests last month after two chinese fighter jets had to set to begin to spy plane over taiwan which china claims as its territory called helen and from the american based foreign policy in focus think tank says the rift is part of competition for energy routes in the region. right now the united states is the number one user of energy in the world and china is the number two and chinese oil eighty percent of chinese energy supplies hooved by sea the move through the straits of from once which is controlled by the american civil war in move. which controlled by the american seventh fleet chinese are very sensitive to this they tell me they worry about the fact that the united states could sort of put it on their energy john miller vein this is part of a worldwide competition for energy resources between a number one and the number two powers now energy users in the world and the fact t

india's city is still vulnerable. >> for more on today's violence, i spoke with the ambassador who formerly served as u.s.ssistant secretary of state for south asian affairs. he is currently at the center for strategic and international studies. i started by asking who he thought could be behind the attacks. >> well, i know one thing, that mumbai, it is a very sad day for mumbai, the fourth attack in the last 10 years. this city has been attacked by terrorists on many occasions, and this is the latest episode. it does not appear to be the same nature of attack that occurred in november of 2008, the suicide bombers that attacked in mumbai, killing 166 people that were tied to the l.e.t., a pakistani-based militant group. this appears to be more sporadic. it does not appear to be the same kind of attack. india has seen these before by a group called north dakota and mehanna hedin. it is an indigenous group. they have done these kind of attacks before. those that are looking at it, and it is still early, art pointing to that group, the indian mujahadeen. >> interesting. india did plame elements within pakist

u.s. dollars. the least expensive of all sold in india. hatch backs which are shorter than ordinary cars are especially popular in india's growing market of inexpensive automobiles. in the center of new delhi in this parking lot, you can see large number of hatchback cars parked here. hatchbacks are popular because they are easy to park. there are not enough parking lots. a car parks too close on this street of the business district. >> parking problem, you have to have a hatchback vehicle. >> reporter: automakers are trying to increase their sales by targeting the indian market. planning to add 25 dealerships in indian this year. >> there are various competitors. i think we will be able to meet this challenge very well. >> translator: toyota and the entire auto industry the placing more hopes on india. toyota is finally able to offer small cars for this market in earnest. >> reporter: the competition between low-priced cared in india's giant market is heating up even further. are nhk world, new delhi. >>> and that wraps up our bulletin. 4

. >> secretary of state henry clinton is in india for a discussion of a wide range of economic and security related issues. this is a continuation of the u.s. and india dialogue about launched last year. before the talks were under way, the external affairs ministers met briefly, the visit comes less than one week after a series of explosions in mumbai is leaving 19 people dead. in a speech, clinton extended united states support. >> on behalf of the united states, our deep sympathy and our outrage to the people and government of india there. we pledge our support to you in your fight which is also our fight to bear against terrorism and violent extremism. >> clinton is in the capital of india 42 day visit. the state department says that she will focus on education, energy, climate change and science and technology. >> we will take a break. as we go, here is a live look at that hotspot we're following in the south bay. a problem both southbound and northbound. full details straight ahead. when >> we are continuing to track hot spots in the south bay. highway 880 101 both northbound and southbound. really back up! in the biggest problem is

u.s. secretary of state hillary clinton has pledged strong support for india's battle against extremism. we are joined now. what has been the outcome? in is if cued as a successful? >> ties between america and india have never been warmer than they are today. if you go back a couple of decades, if you read us -- if you remember, there were more closely linked to the soviet union. meetings between senior government officials are quite routine signifying the importance of both countries really putting on this relationship. america wants closer business ties. it wants greater access to this giant and fast-growing economy. there is also a possible will work against china. its roots to the talks table on global affairs. the fact that she is here is really the most important fishing at all. we have had no great announcements and no great agreements, but she is here and that is incredibly of horton. >> about a week from the mound by attacks. how has that changed the agenda? >> counter-terrorism and regional security are very important issues for both countries, particularly with some many u.s.

u.s.-india joint clean energy research and development center. why isn't it a u.s. research and development cent her why are we spending hard-earned, hard-borrowed daughters overseas? even more programs, one to promote energy efficiency in indian software companies. unbelievable. why promote -- why aren't we promoting nrnl efficiency in american companies? partnering with kazakhstan to increase their vehicle efficiency productive iity. i like the automobile business, why don't we work on it here. energy centers in peru and costa rica. windmills in mexico. we're building windmills in mexico. renewable energy strategy developed in the caribbean and windmills in the dominican republic. ladies and gentlemen, i've gone throughout my district. they are begging for us to cut the deficit. the president promised he would go line by line through that budget and find items to cut. ladies and gentlemen, this program is ripe for that cutting. we shouldn't be sending this money overseas. this doesn't eliminate the program, it cults 75% of the funding. it goes farther than the com

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india. >> very interesting. the report from the u.s. census population that it will become the most populous country. >>> take a look at this video. it's a little creepy. it's a dentist robot. a lifelike patient that dentist in training train on in japan. the robot -- look at this. it's creepy. it can sneeze, move her head. cough a little bit. the dentist can get actual training without actually hurting anyone. i'm probably a little -- i'm happier that it's a robot. it's based on a japanese love doll. >> i decided to check out the website of this doll is based on, the company is based in tokyo, it's not safe for work. i love this sound track. this is brilliant. >> good music. not safe for work. always good to be telling people early in the morning. >> don't click there. >>. >>> let's check out the weather situation. good morning to you. how is your morning? how is the morning looking for flyers. >> we're starting okay. we had delays about half an hour ago. one of the places to be watching today for more delays, this morning low clouds,

countries like canada and india are heavily investing in their space program. can the u.s. afford to give up its >> i think from an industrial and military point of view, i think the u.s. has to keep investing in space because it's extremely important, so maybe not the same way we've been doing it. >> susie: scott? >> yeah. we are a great nation and we serve a space program worthy of a great nation. >> susie: we're going to leave it there. thank you for joining us. >> thank you. >> thank you. >> susie: and we've been seeking with scott hubbard and michael mandel. >> tom: here's what we're watching for tomorrow. it's another big day for quarterly reports. we'll hear from amd, at&t, microsoft and pepsi. u.s. air and united also report quarterly numbers tomorrow. airlines have been flying high this summer with full planes and some fare hikes. we'll look at whether they could be headed for turbulence this fall. >> susie: the government shutdown in minnesota is over. governor mark dayton made it official today. he signed a new budget, ending the nation's longest state government

india. well the scandal surrounding rupert murdoch's media empire has gone international after u.s. senators called for their own probe into the news corp company follows allegations that some of morris newspapers the tampa the bribed new york policeman for access to the call records of nine eleven victims in britain the outrageous during explosive details of the sheer scope of the hacking from royalty to murder victims begin to set in. and there of the day online news service believes a scandal will grow to threaten murdoch's very hold on his entire media empire. but where this does become a question for national security is the idea that police assailing private phone numbers and private contact details of people like the royal family and the prime minister well it is not necessarily the same to sell these things to a newspaper as it would be to sell them to a terrorist organization but if you do what you may be able to do the other so it's very serious the whole edifice of news international is deeply intertwined with the street machine all that has yet to come out and will cause

u.s... tanzania... and india. smarter medicine is safer medicine. that's what i'm working on. so in the age old conflict between hot and cold, it seems four people out of ten are already wishing it was winter again. careful what you wish for, warns our steve hartman. >> reporter: this year july was a three-letter word. >> h-o-t. >> hot. >> reporter: and people are not happy. >> it is super hot. >> reporter: of course folks always whine about the weather but i've noticed the past couple of years the complaints have seemed special heated and overstated. >> i feel like i'm melting. >> i felt like i was going to die. >> reporter: you'd think there was lava in the streets. >> i'm so hot. i wish it was winter. >> reporter: oh, do you now? >> way too hot out here. >> reporter: how easily we forget. just how much worse it could be. i went back in time today to remind us not only of what the weather could be like but what it will be like all too soon. welcome back. to the dead of winter. >> what do you have to say to the people of the summer? >> appreciate every moment. >> you're not m

u.s.-india trade relations. tomorrow on ""washington journal," a discussion on the state of the u.s.ambassador to the u.s. talks about president obama's plan to reduce troop numbers in afghanistan, and the security of the country, and the president and ceo financial literacy group discusses a recent poll that shows high school student strongly distressed financial service providers. that is live at 7:00 a.m. eastern on c-span. >> he had decided several days before mcanally arrived that he was going to kill him. he went out and bought a pistol, followed his whereabouts in the newspapers, reported in detail, and he began tracking him. >> on september 6, 1901, an anarchist fired two fatal shots at president william mckinley. sunday, scott miller looks at the president and his assassin and

india. he said the u.s.sensitive to pakistan's concerns. >> the violation of our sovereignty and the dren attacks causing collateral damage of women and children and also towards the nuclear capability. >> he visits on a regular basis. a former beginning woman said the jure is still out on whether mushareef can reclaim pakistan's presidency. >> he will have to explain a lot more about what he did and what he didn't do in order to persuade his country. >> cnn, the state department. >> the former president of pakistan, president mushareef. thanks very much for coming in. >> you're welcome. >> i am worried that al qaeda under the new leader is plotting something spectacular to get revenge against the united states for killing bin laden around the time of the tenth anniversary of september 11. how worried should i be and all of our viewers be right now? >> i think they should be worried. al qaeda definitely has threatened action in pakistan or in the united states also. everyone must keep their guards up and tak

india. he is coming to live from moscow scandal surrounding rupert murdoch's media empire has gone international after u.s. senators called for their own probe into his news corp company it follows allegations that some of murdoch's newspapers attempted to bribe in new york police for access to the call records of nine eleven victims fueled by public anger the british parliament has even tried to will they vote to pressure the mobile to drop its why health plans for the country's largest satellite broadcaster sky richard out of the day online news service believes the scandal will grow to threaten murdoch's hold on his and tire media empire. but where this does become a question for national security is the idea that police are selling private phone numbers and probably contact details of people like the royal family and the prime minister obviously is not necessarily the same to sell these things to a newspaper as it would be to sell them to a terrorist organization but if you can do one you may be able to do the other so it's very serious the whole edifice of years international is deeply intertwined wi

india is a 0.02. i have no idea what the u.s. is that. that gives you some metric. my friends who run these application cloud service companies, they are sitting at 0.5 to 1.0. most of the people who listen to me -- actually, i did this three or four months ago. the guy sitting right here was the cio of kimberly-clark, an old friend of mine. so i asked him how many servers per employee he had, and he said we had 0.4 and headed for 0.2, proudly. ok, who do you think is sitting at 30 to one? facebook. would you think is sitting at 50 to one? for your technical people in the room, do you think they are operating inefficiently? no, i do not think so. furthermore, do you think that they are using all those servers to serve up web pages? no. right? these are truly information- power businesses. at the end of the day, my opinion -- lots ofpe