india has never invested in the united states like it is doing today. al,y, it is because we are doing the same thing in india. [cheers and applause] pres. trump: on tuesday, two japanese companies, toyota and -- announced a combined investment of over $800 million which will create over 900 new jobs right here in texas. at the same time, we are working to expand american exports to india, one of the world's fastest growing markets. we are committed to ensuring indian people have access to the finest goods in the world. products stamped with the beautiful phrase, made in the usa. [cheers and applause] soon, india very will have access to another world-class american product. nba basketball. wow. sounds good. that sounds good. next week, thousands of people will gather in mumbai to watch the first ever nba basketball game in india. in my invited, mr. prime minister? i invited, mr. prime minister? no issue is more important than energy security. for the first time ever, the united states is the number one producer of oil and natural gas on planet earth, an

and india has never invested in the united states like it is doing today, and i want to say it's reciprocal we're doing the same thing in india. [cheers and applause] on tuesday two japanese companies announced a combined investment of almost $800 million which will create over 900 new jobs right here in texas. at the same time, we are working to expand american exports to india, one of the world's fastest growing markets. we are committed to insuring the indian people have access to the finest goods in the world, products stamped with the beautiful phrase "made in the usa." [applause] and very soon india will have access to another world class american product, nba basketball. wow. sounds good. [applause] that sounds good. next week thousands of people will gather in mumbai to watch the first-ever nba basketball game in india. [cheers and applause] am i invited, mr. prime minister? [laughter] i may come, be careful. i may come. when it comes to expanding our commercial relationship, no issue is more important than energy security. for the first time ever, the united states is the number on

hoyer: 25 years since the founding of the congressional caucus on india and indian americans, the united states india will operate in every way imaginable, from counterterrorism and clean energy to defense and space exploration, we are now working together in ways no one could have envisioned a decade ago. passed thengress civil nuclear agreement, and in 2016, established india as a major defense partner. gentlemen, i am proud of congress' role in forging closer ties, as i am to serve aside wonderful indian-american congressional representatives. you have seen some of them introduced. [cheers and applause] rep. hoyer: i am proud to serve among the other members of congress introduced here. the heart of our relationship people---e people-two ties.-to-people the indian americans who are making such an extraordinary contribution to america. thank you. [cheers and applause] you and millions of other indian americans are the reason why the u.s.-india relationship continues to strengthen and remains bipartisan. you are the reason why so many americans now look to india as not only a partner, but also

delivery devices that they were supposed to displace account 448-0000 deaths annually in the united states india for their part is the world's 2nd largest consumer of tobacco products behind china according to the ward world health organization nearly 29 percent of the mean adults use tobacco the w.h.o. report also states that $1000000.00 and eons die every year from tobacco use. an economist incomers giant amazon has been accused of adjusting their product search results to feature listings of amazon's own brands and products from other sellers that may and from other sellers that make the greatest contribution to amazon's take according to a report from the wall street journal amazon optimize a secret algorithm to push products that are more profitable for the company in favor of more relevant or popular items the journal reports the move was internally contested by teams working on the project more than 60 percent of purchases on amazon come from the 1st page of search results according to analytics firm jump shot with this type of drastic change in the algorithm it could have a massive negat

india. >>damian needs access to low cost. >>the united states is the number one producer thought. >>but not everyone welcomed the show of friendship between the us and india. protesters gathered outside the nrg arena criticizing modi's hindu nationalist agenda. we all standing here. humanity in no matter who is a professor and we had against that members of congress say fueling the relationship between india and the us is a good thing for both countries we share >>is the >>i'm david daniel reporting. >>victims displays from hurricane dorian are now being forced to vacate a good samaritans home here in the u s details ahead. >>plus we will go live to hollywood as we are on the purple carpet for this year 71th annual emmy awards will talk about the big winners and snubs from the ceremony and see whose uh going into the big parties tonight. >>i mean a warning people border report dot com we're kicking off our border tour. right here in diego where the border fence actually starts. hear from families coming from both sides of the wall talk to each other right here at friendship park. >

but they're very close security parts of the united states as -- partners of the united states as well. india another interesting story. the united states and india have been having exercises over the years. we typically think of them as maritime exercises but in fact they now engage all three of india's branch of 0 the military. japan's three branches of the self-defense force, the maritime care and ground for have a strategic conversation with their friends in new dehli and the exercised are something the japanese have been built into as part of their efforts to increase their security and strategic dialogue with india. so you have a very active self-defense force now in the region, places where you might not think that the japanese military would be all that welcome. but in fact the japanese military today is one of the best most accomplished militaries in asia and they are also very instrumental in making sure that other countries around the region feel they can turn to tokyo to help them if and when they get challenged by other growing larger parties in the region. of course the mary tim

/india relationship and emphasizing the importance of border security for both countries. >> on this day i'm happy to report that the relationship between the united statesia is stronger than ever before the ties between our two nations are grounded in our common values and our shared commitment to democracy we are free nations with great fate and a fierce devotion to our national independence. we are strengthened by our love of liberty >> those comments come weeks after india sent troops to cashmere amid tensions with its neighbors pakistanpakistan it comes after an overwhelming majority of indian americans voted for hillary clinton over trump in 2016. the warm exchange between trump and modi tees up forthcoming talks in new york this week at the united nations any deal will not likely address ecommerce rules that have challenged walmart and amazon's growth in the country. >> seema, what do you think that the stalled china trade talks mean for india are they going to be the net winner of all of this as companies look to move their supply chain >> i think if president trump is focussed on winning a trade deal of some sort, then it may potentially incenti

against religious minorities still the pair sought to highlight their economic ties between the united states and india they're hoping to ink a trade deal between the 2 nations one that would allow for the united states to see its products going to india and for india to have back special trade status so that's a deal both are working on india hoping it will be sluggish economy donald trump looking for a trade deal when after his prolonged trade battle with china and now this is not the last time the 2 will meet we know the next stop for an orange or modi willing clue to new york when he meets with trump and other world leaders at the united nations in new york. a remote part of indian administered kashmir is due to come under direct rule from new delhi after the indian government revokes its autonomy last month the dock is divided almost equally between but this and share muslims and many in the region are welcoming the separation from kashmir but others are worried that unique ethnic and religious identities are at risk as priyanka gupta reports. lead duck a cold himalayan desert in northern india. h

india. >>damian needs access to low cost. >>the united states is the number one producer thought. >>but not everyone welcomed the show of friendship between the us and india. protesters gathered outside the nrg arena criticizing modi's hindu nationalist agenda. we all standing here. humanity in no matter who is a professor and we had against that members of congress say fueling the relationship between india and the us is a good thing for both countries we share >>is the >>i'm david daniel reporting. well acting director of national intelligence joseph maguire is expected to brief the senate intelligence committee this week. >>on the whistleblower complaint whistleblower filed a complaint with the intelligenhe community. inspector general michael atkinson last month. a source says the whistleblower said president trump. press the ukrainian president in a july 25th phone call to investigate former vice president joe biden's son hunter acquires appearance before the senate intelligence committee will be a closed door briefing. atkinson will also brief the committee acquires also sche

on this day i am happy to report that the relationship between the united states and india is stronger than ever before the ties between our 2 nations are grounded in our common values in our shared. commitment to democracy. we are free nations with great faith and a fierce devotion to our national independence we are governed by the rule of law guided by committed to justice and strengthened by our love of liberty. well our white house correspondent kimberly how it is in houston for us today and she joins us live kimberly we've now seen both modi and trump at the podium and certainly big smiles from both men on stage what do they both have to say beyond reiterating bilateral ties. yeah well and for his part modi really tried to underscore the relationship giving donald trump what he was seeking in all of this and this is the support of the 4400000 americans 50000 of them who are inside in terms of the diaspora listening to the speech it was a public relations victory on that front for donald trump in the interim o.t. underscoring that truck his passion for a strong america his resolve

. >> border security is vital to the united states and to india, we understand that. >> it comes as they are finalizing plans for a trade deal with india. >>> now at today the officer was chasing a car for traffic violation around 5:30 this afternoon. several suspects were detained and they had also recovered guns from the vehicle with no reports of any injuries. >>> hundreds of people fill that auditorium to remember members of the stockton family killed in a dive boat fire off the southern california coast. they tell us how the family touched so many lives. >> they had touched so many young people. >> and teammates. >> i have played soccer with them here. >> all remembering them for their contributions to their community and all those in it. >> we lost five prominent members of our community who made a difference in health care, sports, activities. and this also makes the families aware to cherish every day with each other. >> reporter: in stockton. >>> an alarm being raised about san francisco's ability to fight fires after a earthquake. the examiner reports the city's high-pressure f

india have a strong relationship. president trump: i'm happy to report that the relationship between the united states and india is stronger than ever before. we are free nations with great faith and a fierce devotion to our national independence. we are go sworned by the rule of law, guide by commitment to justice and strengthened by our love of liberty. reporter: the president got a look at the storm damage after the tropical storm. he's expected to take the stage within the hour. we'll keep you posted once he arrives. jon: this morning before he left for texas, president trump said he would be comfortable releasing the transcript of his controversial july conversation with the ukrainian president. president trump: it will be fine to do it. you will see one of the finest and nicest, if we do that. or i will give it to a respected source and they can look at it. what i said was so good. it was a great conversation. it was a really great conversation and everybody will say that. jon: the president answering controversy after a whistleblower in the intelligence community reportedly expressed concerns about the call, even th

it's the most important thing studying the united states and india is a certain path you don't see the expansion. you see a ton of economic opportunities and a ton of economic activities, but the issue is what is the expectation around anybody working. we are not starting from zero, we are starting from coloniali colonialism, ways of imagining how the structure work that i believe have gotten in the way of us thinking and i think there's good examples. examples. sweden is a good example, where it doesn't matter what kind of job you do. you're going to have basic needs met. and we haven't gotten to that place in the united states to see the economic benefit of providing the basic needs. to me this book is a business case of providing some basic benefits that would come with participating in economic life in the united states. so that it doesn't matter that a company needs you for 12 months or 20. so, that won't hurt you economically. and the businesses that hurt economically by needing to predict how the life hold on to somebody for an extended period of time and make it hard for me to

moon the chandrayaan 2 longer is due to touchdown close to south pole if it succeeds india will join the united states russia and china as only countries to long to craft intact earth's nearest neighbor. fight for free will what they don't. develop is that it was an historic moment for india and unmanned spacecraft to bound for the moon successfully launched in july after a previous attempt was called off due to technical problems. chandrayaan to which means moon craft in ancient sanskrit has spent the last few weeks travelling towards the south of the moon. on monday the landing robot vic chrome separated from the craft ahead of its planned touchdown if successful india will become only the 4th country in the world to have achieved a controlled soft landing its previous mission in 2008 ended with the spacecraft probe intentionally crashing into the moon the landing site this time is around 600 kilometers from the lunar south pole and unexplored section of the moon after landing vic chrome will release india's 1st lunar rover on to the surface it may be small but it carries instruments that will measu

obvious thing is the globe would have to cut its omissions, and the big admitting countries, united states, china, indiaey will be the ones that have to make the biggest cuts, because they are the biggest contributors. there's not really any other formula for it. the high predictions, warming of the ocean, the air temperature, rising of the sea, are all based on high levels of greenhouse gas emissions, it's that simple. >> had there been targets is that in terms of what we need to reach, in terms of omission levels and warming levels?>> it's very dramatic. about a year ago, it was said that the world needs to cut them in half by the end of about a decade from now. it wants to be on a path to limit warming dramatically, and keep it to 1.5 degrees celsius, not remotely on track for that. it's hard to see how the world can get on track for that, but it gives you some sense of the kind of really abrupt turn that would have to occur for all the world's economies, and how we get energy. we don't do something that abrupt, it's extraordinarily difficult to imagine doing something that abrupt. basically, with ev

connectivity build a road initiative including the china pakistan economic arm which the united states and india oppose. in fact, right now, the united states and china are locked in a dispute at the united nations over whether the resolution renewing the mandate of the united nations will mention -- the us opposes it, china is insistent, same happened last year and it ended up the resolution. india's access to afghanistan is cut off by land by pakistan, depends on access through iran, through the port of chapo heart and other ports. the united states has iran under sanctions, essentially frozen the development and made it impossible to extend that. one of the effects of the two phenomena is per capita gdp growth in afghanistan for the past two years has been negative as population growth has been faster than gdp growth. that is not a path to self-sufficiency and stability. as long as afghanistan is dependent for its security on the presence of the united states which is opposed strategically to the connectivity projects that afghanistan needs to become self-sufficient, that presence can never s

he knows every state in the united states and india.sh card upside down he made sure to point it out. >>my say records are reporting the geography whiz says he likes all the flags because of the different colors and shapes. i was trying to remember what i had for breakfast. >>he also says he. >>enjoys drawling them in his free time and when you're 5 you have a lot of free time watch out jeopardy. but we have some football going. let's >>as they said no berrie a baseball today, so it's all about the nfl monday, football tonight into washington hosting one one chicago and the bear wasted. no time disappointing. the home crowd. we pick this one up with 9s42 to go in the first. it was just the beginning said the minutes left in the second mitch trubisky. next to dress for washington resulted in a fumble and an interception one score again making it 21. time combining for a touchdown in the half the redskins wouldn't recover final score 3115, chicago. taking on the steelers. really stepped up to keep the 40 niners in this game, office. start

moment in the region other group that in my opinion are winning our democracy and rights in india united states don't trump knows that without their support without their importance of court probably is not going to have any meaningful chance whatsoever for the next victory in a presidential election and he's actually consistent policies over the last 2 years has proved that he's prepared to give them anything for busy for that political support basically did recognition or for drusilla and saw any other parties that they have seen over the last 2 years which effectively have made to chris and chris young writes in the united states then we missed one of the important witness or what is really happening at the moment in india reach you know pie if it's very interesting that's a very interesting thing we heard for a machine there immediately trump wants a quick photo op to show we have victory and the more the more desperate he gets for that that attempt to be able to show off to the world because he that's what he is is a show of these are very egotistical these are narcissists we all know that

and so this idea of creating an environment where the united states and india can do more business, dosecurity cooperation and, quite frankly, end happens the ties between -- ene happens the ties between our two countries is something he's not only talked about at great length, as you pointed out, you given to see and even feel when you see the two leaders together. we've seen it play out at the white house. but today was of particular note here in texas which has, as you know, leland, a very large indian-american diaspora. and so for him to come here, 50,000 plus here inside nrg stadium and not just to hear the prime minister, but also to hear the president, i think, is something the president will long remember and probably something he'll be talking about for quite some time. of. leland: real quick, kevin, what do you make of this trip by president trump to texas which conceivably might be in play for 2020 talking about indian-american investment, and then he said in there a $500 million investment by an indian company into a steel factory in ohio. doubtful all of those are -- [inau

moment in the region the other group that in my opinion are winning to christianity right in india united states don't trump knows without their support without their important support is not going to have any meaningful chance whatsoever for the next week surely into a presidential election and he's actually consistent policies over the last. hears . anything for busy political support basically. all for drusilla and so many of the deceased that they have seen over the last 2 years we effectively have made chris and chris young writes in the united states then we miss one of the important thing is what you see happening at the moment. you know pie it's very interesting that's a very interesting thing we heard from sheen there i mean the trump wants a quick photo op to show he has fixed tree and the more the more desperate he gets for that that attempts to be able to show off to the world because he that's what he is is a show off he's a very egotistical he's a narcissist and we all know that we all know that people know what they voted for it ok but the harder he works to try to get that the mo

moving away from the united states and heading into india, where we have had record rain fall this monsoonrain so far. —— 3.4 metres of rain, beating the record. we have more rain in the forecast across the western side of india, but the heaviest falls will be to the north and east into parts of uttar pradesh and east into parts of uttar pradesh and the eastern states of india where we could see up to 100 millimetre of rain in the next 24 hours. heading east, and we have got some heavy rain on the cards. this is also due to the south—west monsoon, which is affecting the philippines at the moments and particular my this island. including in that is the capital manila, we could see some localised flash flooding over the next day or two. this is the picture in europe with some strong winds heading into denmark and germany. gusting up to 50mph. it will head to lithuania as well. the weather is cold enough in norway to see some snowfall above 1,000 metres. in southern europe quieter. a few showers in spain. the outlook, it is getting cooler in moscow. temperatures just single figures. but warme

the flavors are now illegal in the united states, india banning all e-cigarettes.ulling a lot of the e-cigarette advertisements from retailers. you are getting it across the globe. those companies you mentioned, viacom, cbs, warner media, said they may put it back up if the research shows it's not harmful. juul, though, still advertising themselves as an alternative to cigarettes. david: you're on "bulls & bears" today? >> oh, no. david: investigators uncovering a disturbing connection with the american airlines mechanic who allegedly sabotaged a plane. tell us about it. ashley: 60-year-old abdul alani is being held without bond for damaging an air data module on a flight that was due on july 17th to go from miami to nassau. this individual, prosecutors claim, had sent video depicting people being shot to an individual, so telling that individual that he wanted allah to cause harm to non-muslims, claims his brother is in isis and at one point said he needed to fly back because his brother had been kidnapped. all of this could be fantasy but there's no doubt he's ch

largest such welcome for a world leader and extraordinary day to appreciate india as the world's largest democracy with the united states eing the oldest. india praysed the president as warm, friendly, and full of witt. him and paid ed tribute which dynamic contributions. i appreciate being invited by the president of the independent yap-american international hamber of commerce and council and in conclusion, god bless our troops and we will never forget our troops with the leadership of donald trump. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentleman from rhode island seek recognition? >> ask unanimous consent to address the house for one minute and to revise and extend my remarks. the speaker pro tempore: without objection. mr. langevin: madam speaker, last week, i was proud to support the christa mcauliffe coin act. there is no other than christa mcauliffe to educate. the explosion was a heartbreaking tragedy but she gave her life. she was not afraid. she boldly went to test our knowledge and push humidity forward. the coins created will inspire the young passion for the young ople who and founded by dean c

united states. we're hearing india is looking to russia to look for lost supplies. right now saudi arabia seems to be trying to calm the market, saying they will bring supplies back online but their customers are still a little bit wary. they're looking for supplies elsewhere. there is still of course the other issue of course when it comes to oil security. what is going to happen next? a lot of reports going around the marketplace today that iran is the culprit and that is really going to keep the market on edge going forward. connell: we'll see what tomorrow brings. for today below 60 bucks. thank you, phil. melissa: here to react liz peek, foxnews.com columnist and gary kaltbaum, kaltbaum capital management president and fox news contributors. as phil was going through, you have the saudis very much trying to convince the market that everything is fine. no coincidence they have this ipo coming up. this attack, the timing on it couldn't be worse for them. of course they will say everything is fine. i imagine the market will need to see them deliver before they bel

such as countries of the united states, japan, australia and canada. into china and india among others. and those streamlined procedures we want to make sure especially the brazilian amazon region the amazon is not being devastated. and then to bear witness to what i am saying it is very different country and many newspapers and television channels. so we should all fight so we have witnessed in different regions of the world and then to gather in churches and synagogues to strongly come down on all of these acts and ready to collaborate to attack those that are oppressed because of their faith. those that were increased the religious minorities so therefore we support the memory of the victims acts for that vision of related values and then to suffer those who suffer religious persecution. it is not acceptable at all the tools and instruments it is so not acceptable with people of other religions because of their faith and evidence brazils devotion is found in the solid history and for 70 years now and had given in those two receive them to be extremely diverse with the d

united states. border security is vital to india. we understand that. >>> now, president trump's appearance and his administration is finalizing plans for a trade deal with india. >>> time is 4:57. the sri lankan community came together for the funeral for an immigrant gunned down last month. the 32-year-old victim was shot and killed in oakland and a son of a retired union city police chief is charged with killing him. ktvu lee martinez tells us what the victim's parents, how they were denied visas come from sri lanka. >>> the sri lankan community including monks who flew in from all over california attended the funeral of a young man they did not know first- hand. 32-year his family back home. he is a legal resident in southern california but lost his wife in the bay area. >> i he was all by himself living in los angeles. and came to oakland. >>> on august 20th, he was shot during a robbery while driving for uber. he was not hear married and had no other family members in the u. s. his parents were denied visas to come and claim th

also saw the advantage of collaborating with india economically. 1.3 billion people, a great market for the things that we make and grow here in the united states and a great way to raise the standard of living in india as we deepen our ties militarily and from a national security standpoint. the difference between today and what things were like as recently as 2008 in terms of trade, it's just like night and day. in 2016, the united states designated india as a major defense partner with the goal of elevating our partnership with india to the same level as those of our other closest allies. since then we've taken a number of steps to strengthen our defense relationships such as establishing ministerial dialogue, increasing arms sales to india, and the first u.s.-india triservice exercise later this year. we've made real progress but there's more we can do to ensure that our efforts are aligned just as our interests are aligned. and particularly as china is on the march, having a strong and vibrant economy and a strong defense partner in india is more important than ever. earlier this year i also introduced an amendment to the national defense

united states and russia. and though he spent years planning a voyage to india he never made it there as britain's king george the 4th wouldn't give him permission. home bolt is everywhere in monuments places and geographical features around the world have been named after him including the homebuilt current which flows along the western coast of south america there's also the penguin this lily is named after him even. name. it's weird when you go to america where hardly anyone knows alexander from on board there's so many places named after their best for example there are 13 towns named after him there are 4 counties there's a bay there is a river there is a university named after and there's the how about she's some some younger. kids kind of teenagers early twenty's people know his name because the best marianna comes from humboldt county so they have heard is there but they don't know who he is 150 years ago it was a different story in 196910 years after his death and on the 100th anniversary of his birth who both was only with fireworks around the globe why was he only but forgotten afterwards. there's

led coalition forces operating out of run if done by did really also be a crucial link india the united states wants to draw down its presence in afghanistan they will have to move their military hardware group august on because russia and iran will not give them a package the pakistani prime minister of course is now optimistic that if that is peace in afghanistan that this particular highway and the door come border could become a major hub of activity for business not just didn't bug it's not enough when it's done but beyond infantry natio. u.s. president donald trump's plan to build a wall on the mexican border has long me criticized for its expensive price tag but the cost to the environment is also being questioned with the route of the wall taking it straight through a wildlife refuge and butterfly sanctuary from macallan texas how does your castro report. in this crook of the rio grande river where mexico lies on one bank the united states on the other flora shiz biodiversity we have over 240 species of butterflies documented on the property with the possibility of about $350.00 specie

desperate r and starving and my families have lived all of the birth to england and india and the united states and back again. and in the 20th century and then that is my families journeys and now than a hundred years ago survival. now living in a country and three quarters of a billion people live other than the one they were born in.ha why do we keep moving cracks thank you. [applause] >> to a lesser degree certainly the case of these moments so what are those unique challenges that youou face writing about your own family? and then questioning the choices your parents make? i don't want the story just to be about me because when we talk about immigration it isn't just the individual immigrants but the entire families. and why it happens too one persony breaks the entire family unit. and then to capture the journey of my family across the border i was very aware about writing about my family and the journey because of the choices that my parents make because through the years i have learned to see things differently than when i was a child for when my father came here when i was two years ol

well, the two can talk about it, but india has a long—standing policy but to the united states will notkashmir is a disputed territory between india and pakistan. so simply because india has but a long—standing foreign—policy tenet, the us knows better than to try to mediate, u nless better than to try to mediate, unless it is ask for help. and india has not asked for any help on this issue. it sees it as an internal matter. an internal matter and no interference so far from the americans. what is the sentiment right now among indian americans about this closer relationship? we heard and that rally but trump and narendra modi werejust praising each other, they have this sort of bromance going on. that's right, but you know, i remember when we used to talk about a bromance between modi and 0bama as well. i think the larger takeaway from this is that the indo—us partnership is probably bipartisan. it transcends individual leaders and parties. the one thing thatis leaders and parties. the one thing that is very clear is that over the last 20 years, the two countries have been growing close

. >> brennan: the united states, the trump administration and china, if they aren't leading the, is it meaningless? they're the two biggest polluters. >> it's not meaningless. india and china will make an announcement. it's steps forward. but the united states of america represents the second largest amount of emissions that contribute to this. china is 25%. we're 15%. we have to be at the table. we have to be involved. this is a life-and-death issues. kids, 16-year-old kids and a lot of children all around the world are saying, save the future for us. they can't vote in the congress. they don't have a position in the boardroom right now. so more and moresi 1,0 companies, 21th comms to mo. i beliwe can change the die nam inand hold politicians accountable. that's the key. we did it in 1970. we created the e.p.a. we created the clean air act, many other things. we have to create political accountability and make this an issue that will motivate people. >> so on that point,tvj5Ñ therea kerry standard when it comes to endorsing one of the candidates running for president? is this an issue you want to see specific policies on? >> i think this has to be one of the top

from australia to india, europe and the united states, they took to the streets to demand action. their inspiration, teenage activist greta thunberg, told crowds in new york "we will make them hear us." nick bryant has the story. don't let our people die! climate change is not a lie! the protests followed the sun. from the low—lying pacific islands to drought—ridden australia, from the streets of south africa to the brandenburg gate in berlin. the children of the world, the inheritors of our climate change crisis. what do we want? climate justice! when do we want it? now! young voices speaking with passion and urgency, because theirs is the future that's at stake. considering we have such a short amount of time to turn this issue around, it's vital that young people are at the forefront of this conversation because they will be impacted more than anyone else. what the youth can do is talk about the problem and make noise about it and demand it from the people who can create a change. there is no time. time is up, time is running, and this is our last chance to do something. in wes

timing could not be buffett the prime minister of india is going to night estates big investors meeting in who will stand along with the president of united states mr trump is going to attend so he is going there with a lot of these as well as investors and so on look at the lead was in india recently and factory today morning there was a lot of you doom and fear among investors because now.