we got from the g20 leaders, let's hear from we got from the g20 leaders, let's hearfrom him. in fact, a lot of confusion. mark, are you there? you are. chaos reigns, but marked although in as they are. —— but mark low is there. what if we get from the communiqu ? some of the language was watered down. i some of the language was watered down. ~ ., ., some of the language was watered down. ~ . ., ., , ., down. i think that all leaders all western leaders, _ down. i think that all leaders all western leaders, who _ down. i think that all leaders all western leaders, who have - down. i think that all leaders all- western leaders, who have committed to net zero carbon emissions, that includesjoe biden, that includes the italian prime minister and boris johnson, will i suppose feel disappointment. the feeling here in rome was that italy particularly was very keen for the 2050 target date to be written in, not because russia who have, which have all mentioned 2060 as a potential date for carbon neutrality so i think there will probably be an element of disappointed meant. the italian president has been keen to sort of talk up what he calls the success. borisjohnson talk up what he calls the success. boris johnson less talk up what he calls the success. borisjohnson less so. this is a huge way to go but at some extent, borisjohnson does not want to set boris johnson does not want to set the bar too borisjohnson does not want to set the bar too high boris johnson does not want to set the bar too high because he wants to spur the other leaders to go further in glasgow. remember what was agreed on here, the leading economies. and so well you are, the nitty—gritty of the how they get to 1.5 , it is the communiqu of how it will be worked out? borisjohnson said in his press conference if they don't meet the carer break —— meet the criteria. does that set the watermark? i know there was a ratchet mechanism in the paris agreement. the there was a ratchet mechanism in the paris 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six years on, they are not willing or able to get closer to really sticking to that 1.5 limit, then what have the past six years been for, really? and another couple of commitments that the countries had to submit these nationally determined contributions as they are known which is basically emissions reduction target that countries had to submit every five years, not enough countries have submitted those. borisjohnson was clear in his press conference saying less than half, fewer than half of the g 20 countries have submitted those updated mdc is as they are known and then the third sticking point really from paris which has not been achieved yet is for the wealthier countries were looking at financing to help poor countries transition away from dirty energy to decarbonise. that has not been met by the target of 2020 and there are about $20,000,000,000 short, the target has been pushed back to 2023 so i think you get the sense of paris setting the bar high and the world is not following through with that yet, so again, borisjohnson trying to sort of link paris to glasgow now to say, we agreed on thing six years ago and we are not quite we are far away from, from achieving them, and we need to reinstate paris and go further and faster in the glasgow talks, and he was fairly gloomy but we will have to see what can be achieved in concrete deliverables in the next 11 or 12 days. concrete deliverables in the next 11 or12 da s. ., ~ , concrete deliverables in the next 11 or12da s. ., ~ , . or 12 days. thank you very much indeed for _ or 12 days. thank you very much indeed for that. _ or 12 days. thank you very much indeed for that. yes, _ or 12 days. thank you very much indeed for that. yes, of - or 12 days. thank you very much indeed for that. yes, of course, | or 12 days. thank you very much . indeed for that. yes, of course, the prime minister has staked an awful lot on the negotiations here in glasgow. you cannot move all they will lead us to the position you want to be in, all he can do is set the course for the negotiations and they will have to decide how far and how quickly they go but more a kunz burke has also been rome —— laura kuenssberg has been in rome. she sent us this. a stylish canine seems the perfect accessory. what conflict, what epic score struggles of the streets? history around every corner, then spot 15 of the most powerful leaders of the world taking in the sites. a coin in the fountain to guarantee wish that it might take more than tradition to stop the uk and france pulling away. even boris johnson wanted italy to inspire progress ahead of the climate meeting getting under way at home. if we do not act now, the paris agreement will be looked at in the future not as the moment humanity opened it i to the problem but the moment we flinched and turned away. what chance do you think you really have of making progress with 200 countries in glasgow when you have not made enough with 20 countries here and you do not seem able to sort out the question of a few dozen fishing permits is one of your closest allies in the french? we had a wide-ranging _ closest allies in the french? we had a wide-ranging and _ closest allies in the french? we had a wide-ranging and frank _ closest allies in the french? we had| a wide-ranging and frank discussion, a wide—ranging and frank discussion, as you'd expect, from long—standing friends and... as you'd expect, from long-standing friends and. . ._ friends and... downing street had even contradicted _ friends and... downing street had even contradicted his _ friends and... downing street had even contradicted his claim - friends and... downing street had even contradicted his claim that i even contradicted his claim that both countries had agreed to sort it out. from numberten, to both countries had agreed to sort it out. from number ten, to france to back down on its threat to disrupt trade across the channel. the view from his presidential palaces that both countries 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prime minister has regal backing and for the - non-negotiable. the prime minister has regal backing and for the out. non-negotiable. the prime minister has regal backing and for the out of| has regal backing and for the out of the throne, it's been a moment longingly waiting. i the throne, it's been a moment longingly waiting.— longingly waiting. i suppose for nearl 50 longingly waiting. i suppose for nearly 50 years _ longingly waiting. i suppose for nearly 50 years of _ longingly waiting. i suppose for nearly 50 years of trying - longingly waiting. i suppose for nearly 50 years of trying to - longingly waiting. i suppose for| nearly 50 years of trying to raise awareness of the growing climate and environmental crisis, i am at last sensing a change in attitude. cop26 begins in glasgow and it is quite literally the last chance saloon. diplomatic caravan moves from rome's street to scottish streets, boris johnson still has a lot of arm—twisting to do. hope may spring eternal, reality does not. just to prove to you that we are still keeping our eye onjoe biden and his much delayed press conference in rome, let mejust much delayed press conference in rome, let me just show you the podium at the stage where he is due to appear and podium at the stage where he is due to appearand of podium at the stage where he is due to appear and of course we will take you there as and when he does appear but i've got our next guest, really, who is the perfect guest. joining me is lisa friedman — new york times climate reporter, and a veteran of cop summits. while we're watching the stage, you can talk to us it little about what will be onjoe biden�*s mind but how many summits have you been to? this will be my turn- _ many summits have you been to? this will be my turn. do _ many summits have you been to? this will be my turn. do they _ many summits have you been to? this will be my turn. do they all— many summits have you been to? this will be my turn. do they all have - will be my turn. do they all have their own _ will be my turn. do they all have their own personality _ will be my turn. do they all have their own personality or - will be my turn. do they all have l their own personality or purpose? they all have their own flavour. this is certainly the biggest and most important one since the paris agreement was set in 2015, there was an enormous amount of anticipation around that. you're seeing the same kind of tensions between countries you're seeing that you saw then with one similarity. you're seeing that you saw then with one similarity-— one similarity. from boris johnson, his mood is — one similarity. from boris johnson, his mood is about _ one similarity. from boris johnson, his mood is about as _ one similarity. from boris johnson, his mood is about as gloomy - one similarity. from boris johnson, his mood is about as gloomy as - one similarity. from boris johnson, his mood is about as gloomy as the j his mood is about as gloomy as the glasgow weather right now. is that for the crowd, do you think, is he trying to set expectations low? we've been hearing the same from a lot of leaders recently. a few weeks ago, president biden's on voice for climate change says this was the last best hope for the planet. these days, he is telling reporters that this is the beginning of a process to urge countries to keep temperatures at safe levels. a lot of them are doing it. what do you make ofjoe biden's position coming here because the negotiations with his own democrats have been torture, particularly over this budget bill. does he come you're diminished because of it? you will hear from the biden administration a very strong message that the us is on track. they will say they have got an agreement around a framework that provides more than $500,000,000,000 for climate change, hundreds of millions of dollars in tax credits that have been unprecedented. and that have been unprecedented. and that will take is a long way towards the goal of cutting us emissions 50— 52% below 2005 levels by the end of the decade. but he has lost the crowning achievement that of his climate policy, which was going to be a measure that would have incentivised the power sector. this clinic to electricity programme. exactly. to make—up for that is going to be pretty hard and you will hear the administration saying they are going to use every tool at their disposal, they are going to enact regulations and the markets will move in the right direction, the states will take action, all of that may be true but it will depend on the vagaries of the courts and the markets. and the lobbyists. share markets. and the lobbyists. are lobb in: markets. and the lobbyists. are lobbying for _ markets. and the lobbyists. are lobbying for big energy is big stuff in america. the man who stood on the way ofjoe biden errors clean electricity programme is himself a coal baron and has made his money from coal. the centre for west virginia. he probably sees the scale of the problem but he sees the profit for his own state in the mix they can call and he is not minded to change. he has the constituency who is dependent on fossil fuels in a very big way and you see the tensions in that one state for an entire country pivoting away from fossil fuels. entire country pivoting away from fossilfuels. you have to balance that with the threat because i read in your newspaper. is that with the threat because i read in your newspaper.— that with the threat because i read in your newspaper. is on that piece that a lot of _ in your newspaper. is on that piece that a lot of people _ in your newspaper. is on that piece that a lot of people had _ in your newspaper. is on that piece that a lot of people had the - that a lot of people had the connection with climate change that they are seeing but it is absolutely linked. might make a lot of people say, how much can we trust the united dates? when they walked away from the paris deal in 2016 and, for all we know, looking at the polls with donald trump, not declared since 2024 but he is top of the pile for the republicans. he's possibly coming back and does not even believe in this. theyjoined the kyoto protocol under bill clinton, rejected it under george bush, and the senate rejected it as well. during the paris agreement, they joined it under 0bama, lifted under the former president of donald trump and at each rejoining, they have promised to take big steps to reduce emissions. 0ften falling short and i think you're right where there will be a lot of questions in the following days about america's credibility. following days about america's credibili . ., ., ., �* , credibility. tomorrow i've been tellinu credibility. tomorrow i've been telling people _ credibility. tomorrow i've been telling people about _ credibility. tomorrow i've been telling people about it, - credibility. tomorrow i've been telling people about it, we've i credibility. tomorrow i've been i telling people about it, we've got details tonight about mike bloomberg who is here and want to tell people that whatever federal government is doing, there is a whole process going on in the united states at civic level among cities, counties, states, among tribal groups in america. has that process, through 2016- 2020, been america. has that process, through 2016— 2020, been continuing out of sight and is it meaningful? i do think it is sight and is it meaningful? i u think it is meaningful. many analysts have credit estate action with helping to keep the united states on a path towards meeting its original agreement and commitments underformer president original agreement and commitments under former president 0bama, cutting emissions 26— 28% below 2005 levels by 2020 and analysts say that we are on track for that and part of thatis we are on track for that and part of that is because states have been able to do work in the absence of the four years under former president trump.— the four years under former president trump. boris johnson is obviously the _ president trump. boris johnson is obviously the chair _ president trump. boris johnson is obviously the chair but _ president trump. boris johnson is obviously the chair but he - president trump. boris johnson is obviously the chair but he needs l president trump. boris johnson is l obviously the chair but he needs joe obviously the chair but he needsjoe biden, doesn't he? he obviously the chair but he needs joe biden, doesn't he?— obviously the chair but he needs joe biden, doesn't he?- does l obviously the chair but he needs joe| biden, doesn't he?- does it biden, doesn't he? he does. does it matter china — biden, doesn't he? he does. does it matter china is _ biden, doesn't he? he does. does it matter china is not _ biden, doesn't he? he does. does it matter china is not here _ biden, doesn't he? he does. does it matter china is not here is _ biden, doesn't he? he does. does it matter china is not here is my - biden, doesn't he? he does. does it matter china is not here is my goal i matter china is not here is my goal plenty of people have said to me over the past several days that it's symbolic and what really matters is whether china is acting but china just announced a new nationally determined contribution as it's called, a new target that is virtually indistinguishable the back in the thing which are black from what it announced during the paris agreement so i think the symbolism matters in this case and i think the world is expecting to see more from china. might make the relationship with china which is in a really difficult place right now with both countries working unilaterally, separate to the other, but on climate change, john kerry i think it's been there three times debating. 0r it's been there three times debating. or is it twice? twice. the 've debating. or is it twice? twice. they've met — debating. or is it twice? twice. they've met more _ debating. or is it twice? twice. they've met more than - debating. or is it twice? twice. they've met more than 18 - debating. or is it twice? twice. they've met more than 18 or. debating. or is it twice? twice. they've met more than 18 or 19 debating. or is it twice? twice. - they've met more than 18 or 19 times on the events of different things as well. , , , , on the events of different things as well. , ,, , ., ., well. the process is ongoing. certainly _ well. the process is ongoing. certainly during _ well. the process is ongoing. certainly during the - well. the process is ongoing. i certainly during the agreement, well. the process is ongoing. - certainly during the agreement, we saw china and us leading the way with the agreement in 2014 to jointly albeit in different pieces, cut different emissions. you have seen some major announcements from china, you have seen china want to stop financing coal overseas, that is a big deal. but when china agrees to end call domestically, it's an even bigger deal. when it agrees to finally end it in terms of its key commissions, and expanded, it is an even bigger deal. doesjoe biden go home and who does he leave in place? you negotiate for the americans? his you negotiate for the americans? h 3 former secretary of state and pardon me, former president 0bama's former secretary of state and now the global climate envoy, will be here throughout. he is the lead negotiator in this, he comes with a team of a couple of dozen people and there is going to be a, appearances from virtually everyone in the cabinet of the united states including gina mccarthy and the... to use to be head of the environment protection agency in the us, the transportation department, commerce, they will all be here telling people what the us is doing in various ways to cut emissions. haifa what the us is doing in various ways to cut emissions.— what the us is doing in various ways to cut emissions. how does this work for joe to cut emissions. how does this work forjoe biden — to cut emissions. how does this work forjoe biden back _ to cut emissions. how does this work forjoe biden back at _ to cut emissions. how does this work forjoe biden back at home? - to cut emissions. how does this work forjoe biden back at home? this - to cut emissions. how does this work forjoe biden back at home? this is l forjoe biden back at home? this is a big moment _ forjoe biden back at home? this is a big moment for _ forjoe biden back at home? this is a big moment for him _ forjoe biden back at home? this is a big moment for him and - forjoe biden back at home? this is a big moment for him and how- forjoe biden back at home? this is a big moment for him and how the| a big moment for him and how the us... we've talked to a number of members of congress who have told us that president biden knows exactly how important this summit is for his credibility on the international stage. credibility on the international sta . e. ~ credibility on the international stare. ~ ., . , stage. we will watch with interest what happens _ stage. we will watch with interest what happens over— stage. we will watch with interest what happens over the _ stage. we will watch with interest what happens over the course - stage. we will watch with interest what happens over the course of. stage. we will watch with interest i what happens over the course of the next week. come back and talk to us when you get details from the american side as i know you will but lovely to see you and thank you for coming this evening.— coming this evening. thank you for havin: coming this evening. thank you for having me- — coming this evening. thank you for having me- let _ coming this evening. thank you for having me. let switch _ coming this evening. thank you for having me. let switch back - coming this evening. thank you for having me. let switch back to - coming this evening. thank you for| having me. let switch back to those events in rome _ having me. let switch back to those events in rome that _ having me. let switch back to those events in rome that have _ having me. let switch back to those events in rome that have been - having me. let switch back to those l events in rome that have been taking place around eg 20 today. earlier from the italian prime minister who said he was proud of what had been achieved during the summit but that people would judge them on their actions, not their promises. brute people would judge them on their actions, not their promises. we are roud of actions, not their promises. we are proud of these _ actions, not their promises. we are proud of these results _ actions, not their promises. we are proud of these results but - actions, not their promises. we are proud of these results but we - actions, not their promises. we are proud of these results but we must| proud of these results but we must remember that it's only the start. we have lots of crisis and climate, global poverty, malnutrition, gender and generational equalities. so i ask myself, what do you mean when we say we've succeeded. what have we succeeded in? we have certainly placed considerable resources. we also care many of these commitments, we increased our strength, their scope. but mostly, we made sure that our dreams as the secretary general of the united nations, are not only alive but they are progressing. now, as mark said, we must focus on implementation, implementation because rest assured, we will be judged by what we do, not what we say. judged by what we do, not what we sa , ., ., , , , judged by what we do, not what we say. italian prime ministers talking about what he _ say. italian prime ministers talking about what he thought _ say. italian prime ministers talking about what he thought had - say. italian prime ministers talking about what he thought had been i about what he thought had been achieved during the course of the weekend that the g 20 summit. the stage still empty and rome wherejoe biden is due to appear. talking about the negotiations, one of them that has been going on on the sidelines of the g 20 between the uk and france has been overfishing rights in the channel. it is not the ideal preparation for a summit like this. our political editor laura kuenssberg did ask borisjohnson what the hopes of achieving an agreement here in glasgow were if we could not even get an agreement over a couple of dozen fishing boats in the channel, but this is what the french prime minister had to say about the disagreement and how close they are to finding a solution. translation:— they are to finding a solution. translation: ~ , ., translation: prime minister and i have spoken — translation: prime minister and i have spoken to _ translation: prime minister and i have spoken to day, _ translation: prime minister and i have spoken to day, we _ translation: prime minister and i have spoken to day, we gave - translation: prime minister and i have spoken to day, we gave some| have spoken to day, we gave some documents on how we aim to work towards a solution. now the ball is in their court. ii towards a solution. now the ball is in their court.— in their court. if the british do not budge _ in their court. if the british do not budge on _ in their court. if the british do not budge on this, _ in their court. if the british do not budge on this, we - in their court. if the british do not budge on this, we will. in their court. if the british do | not budge on this, we will have in their court. if the british do - not budge on this, we will have to put retaliation measures in place on the second of november. the ball is in the uk's court. if they continue what they are doing and do not come to an agreement on it, it will be regrettable but i have to respond and defend ourfishermen. still some way to go i think in that negotiation but perhaps something will be resolved here in glasgow because they will be in the room together for an awful long time. we shall see. i'm hearing from my team in london that say they keep teasing us in rome with the door, the reason we keep going back and forth to the store in rome is because the italians keep opening it and tantalising us thatjoe biden is about to appear and never does but thatis about to appear and never does but that is why chaos has reigned over the last half hour so do forgive us for that. we are keeping an eye on it. we are keeping an eye. at g 20, the leaders of the roads richest economies have agreed to pursue efforts to limit global warming with meaningful and effective actions, not sure whether that is the wording everybody wanted but the agreement from the summit in rome did make some concrete commitments. some. the rest of it all disappointed the activist. here at... , we had 25,000 delegates in all, the biggest sum at the uk has ever hosted. probably the most important because what is decided here over the course of the next two weeks has enormous bearings on all of our life. how we build and heat our homes, offices, what we eat, all of it. this is the only collective forum in the world where we have an opportunity to discuss climate change in isolation so this will be a test this year of what we've achieved so far, whether countries are living up to the promises they made in paris and it will also be a summit to galvanise ambition because this is the scale of the challenge that we all face, currently our global emissions are forecast to grow by 16% by 2030 and in fact, they need to fall, things to fall by a large margin by 45% to keep global average temperature rise to 1.5 keep global average temperature rise to1.5 celsius. it's keep global average temperature rise to 1.5 celsius. it's an enormous challenge. the focus will be on china, india and russia in the united states, they are amongst the biggest polluters on the planet but will their leaders go as far as they need to go? what are they are targets for reaching net emissions? the team coming from china is arguably the most important group of people heading to glasgow. china developers might will�*s biggest emitter of carbon in absolute terms and this country is still very much in the aftermath of decades of burning coal to fuel its phenomenal economic growth. but at the same time, it is now at the forefront of developing and manufacturing the renewable technology like solar. the chinese leader almost certainly will not be in scotland but that her probably has more to do with the threat of covid. he hasn't left this country more than 20 months now. instead, the man in charge will be... in china has began to reduce its emissions by 20... wanting to be net zero x 2050. the big question around the scottish tables is when specifically china can start to reduce its emissions, what will the actual number be in terms of the peak and after that, when will they start to change the amount of carbon they pump out from cities like this? along with a senior delegation, prime minister modi will be present. they have been yet to commit to a net zero deadline in the country are still very much reliant on fossil fuels. for instance, 70% of the country was in power is generated by... country was in power is generated b ., country was in power is generated by... the man in italy has opened the door and _ by... the man in italy has opened the door and joe _ by... the man in italy has opened the door and joe biden _ by... the man in italy has opened the door and joe biden has - by... the man in italy has opened| the door and joe biden has walked through it. let's listen in to the us president's conference. lang us president's conference. long sto . us president's conference. long story- anyway. _ us president's conference. long story- anyway. good _ us president's conference. img story. anyway, good evening. i believe we've had a series of very productive meetings of the past days and i'm looking forward to continuing to make progress on global issues before we head off to glasgow. before break because of what we've seen here in rome, what i think is the power of america showing up and working with our allies and partners to make progress on issues that matter to all of us, and there is really no substitute for face—to—face negotiations. and there is really no substitute forface—to—face negotiations. i found that all of my meeting is your boat you ardour sessions and one—on—one sessions, many of those have seen our partners and allies from american leadership to helping solve some of these big problems. i found my one—on—one engagement with so many of the leaders and the importance of small personal relationships never ceasing to amaze me. when you're looking someone straight in the eye when you're trying to get something done. they know me, i know them, we get things done together. i want to thank the italian people, by the way, for the g 20, for their hospitality and congratulate the prime minister who did is one hell of a job. it was a difficult year marked by great global challenges, many of them will be pandemic, driving a broad base to sustainable economic recovery and tackling the climate crisis. i believe we made tangible progress on each of these issues and part of the commitment that the us brought to the table. for example, i'm proud that the g 20 endorse the global minimum tax. this is something that they have been driving for more than a year, building momentum to this achievement, and this is an incredible win for all of our countries. competing against one another to track investments with corporate tax rates, this set a minimum for 15% to ensure the giant corporations began to pay their fair share in the matter where they are headquartered instead of hiving like my kiting profits overseas. you're good at establishing funds in the future. instead of responding to the next pandemic. yesterday, together with the prime minister boris johnson and president macron, we reiterated our shared belief that diplomacy is the best way to prevent iran from gaining nuclear weapon and we prevent that discuss how best to encourage them to reduce serious good—faith negotiations. i also want to note that even as i've been here in rome, as you might guess and some of you i suspect do the same thing, american reporters, we've been focused on issues that affect american workers and families at home. ijust finished meeting with a broad coalition of partners and how to address the immediate supply chain of backlogs and dealing with what the rot has been dealing with and facing, and you're facing back at home, and how to make sure we have access to all the product we need from shoes to furniture, to electronics, automobiles, to make sure we talk about how to better secure self against the future shall wear the pandemic, climate change and disasters. to build back better framework which is god willing going to be voted on. for the first time ever, several million dollars to strengthen the supply chain to help make sure we have access to everything we need. they're making sure their products and get a little bit of breathing room. also looking at everything from childcare while at everything from childcare while at work for their kids, two years of free high—quality preschool and finally today i was proud to announce that our eu partners get another critical win for both american workers and the climate agenda. the united states and european union have agreed to negotiate the role's frustrating agreement based on how much carbon is in a product. and we negotiated the steel illuminant tariffs. strong support of the steelworkers back home and i want to thank them and thank tom conway who i spoke to today, president of the united steelwork. the deal immediately removed a point of significant tension with ourfriends removed a point of significant tension with our friends in the european union and it rejects the false idea that we cannot go on economy and support american workers while tackling climate crisis at the same time. we are talking about a lot, a lot during the g 20, the first night, but we know tackling climate crisis has been an all hands on deck effort. american workers are critically part of the solution and i am happy to take some questions and i'm told i should start with ap. do you have a question? here are romeo try to showcase that america _ here are romeo try to showcase that america is— here are romeo try to showcase that america is back, but back at home your poll— america is back, but back at home your poll numbers have fallen, your party's _ your poll numbers have fallen, your party's nominee for governor in virginia — party's nominee for governor in virginia is — party's nominee for governor in virginia is facing a tougher than expected — virginia is facing a tougher than expected race, your party spent months _ expected race, your party spent months trying to negotiate the centrepiece of your democratic domestic— centrepiece of your democratic domestic agenda, one year now since your election, you have done a lot, your election, you have done a lot, you are _ your election, you have done a lot, you are trying to turn the page in the last— you are trying to turn the page in the last administration but we have seen how— the last administration but we have seen how presidents and turn the page _ seen how presidents and turn the page from — seen how presidents and turn the page from one to another, why should the world _ page from one to another, why should the world believe that when you say america _ the world believe that when you say america is— the world believe that when you say america is back that it is here to stay? _ america is back that it is here to sta ? �* , america is back that it is here to sta? , stay? because the way you reacted, the

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