saito makoto of nly institute says the country is a bright spot amid the slowing global economy, andt continues to see robust growth. >> translator: due to the steady expansion of internal demand, i expect the indian economy to achieve over 6% growth for this fiscal year ending next march. although it's a slow down from the last fiscal year, 6% growth is remarkable considering that it outpaces china's target of around 5%. >> india's biggest economic strength is its huge population of more than 1.4 billion. but saito points out it also poses a challenge because the country needs to create employment opportunities for so many. >> translator: currently the vast majority of people work in industries with low productivity and low wages. and india will see around 10 million new labors in the coming year in the decade, but the economy can't leverage its large workforce without high quality jobs. for the country to grow effectively it needs to strengthen its manufacturing sector. >> prime minister narendra modi's government is in fact aggressively pushing its make in india initiative to boos

trump did, indeed, meet with his new attorney, stephen saito. they are produced limited for the first time as trumpet there and meeting him and check in hand as they met and they got on that plane and just remarkable to see the scene flying out that a former president is about to walk into this jail. >> i bet he likes the lights and siren in the full, you know, motorcade treatment that he's gotten here. obviously that is when of the things that i think has irritated him and some of his past arrests that he didn't get that poor treatment but i'm sure that is going to change. i sarah said, once he walks inside of the jail and gets people sort of site and sent and feeling of what this notorious fulton county jail is like. >> right. like i said, there is no hiding the conditions of that place and is probably the worst jail in the country. maybe even, you know -- i don't know. maybe the world. >> it does seem striking. >> just the noise you heard behind us. i mean, there are a few dozen supporters of the former president. a few protesters of his as w

his name is steve saito, veteran atlantic criminal defence attorney, someone with a lot of experience he also has experience crucially with rico cases and this is that wide—ranging sweeping criminal statute that is used in terms of trying to convict gang members or other criminal organisations, that's what's being brought here with donald trump and the other 18 defendants. and that's why we could read in that this is a move potentially to counter, obviously, someone who has that rico experience so bringing in a defence lawyer that knows how to defend those kind of cases will be crucial for donald trump. iflarii those kind of cases will be crucial for donald trump.— for donald trump. carl will come back to you _ for donald trump. carl will come back to you but _ for donald trump. carl will come back to you but for _ for donald trump. carl will come back to you but for the _ for donald trump. carl will come back to you but for the moment | for donald trump. carl will come - back to you but for the moment thank you very much forjoining me to discuss events tonight. richard paynter can i

stephen saito, a atlanta criminal defense attorney who also represents other celebrities like usher andome hip hop stars and rap stars, is now the head of trump's legal team. earlier this week, fulton county district attorney fani willis filed a motion to have this trial begin on october 23rd, trump's new lead attorney opposes that, says it is way too soon. his arraignment, though, is likely to happen sometime in the next couple of weeks. gasia. dave and sal, back to you. all right, ali, thank you. time is 935, an independent auditing auditing firm has concluded that using tear gas in santa clara county jails is appropriate. the sheriff's office used tear gas 17 times last year on inmates who refused to obey orders, including not taking medications that were ordered by the courts. the conclusion from the independent auditor says using tear gas is within policy. but the findings angered the advocates of jail reforms. what's wrong with the report is that it reads as marketing material for the sheriff to continue the use of this dangerous lethal weapon that isn't used in other jail facilit