so-called fair global trade market voluntarily pays a higher price this is intended to benefit these coffee farmers in africa they set up cooperatives and selling coffee directly to fair trade organizations in europe and america. so close to the version a little earlier we were often cheated by the traders when we sold our coffee i'm glad you don't think that trade since we're trying to trade my income has more than doubled in the. kids. an early july morning in southern uganda this mountainous area lies between a 101500 meters above sea level conditions are ideal for coffee cultivation. after many kilometers on dirt roads you reach marion losing who sees house it's from much and not easy to find because the house is a scattered through. up the mountain. the 39 year old coffee farmer is married and has 4 children. all right now it's high season harvest time when marion spends all day on have plantation during this period everything revolves around the coffee beans growing between the banana plants and coconut palms they have to be as ready as possible redness means they're right. marian has around 600 coffee plants because she can't harvest all that alone local women come to help. for ab

declaration of the g. 7 you know i'm in the city endorsed open and fair world trade and we're determined to reform the w t o the world trade organization to reach agreement next year to simplify regulatory barriers had. britain lives on the judge has to speak of taking back control of our trade policy and restoring our independence seat in the w.e.t.a. for the 1st time in 46 years i am actually it was just a bunch of course to the united states i wish i was voted by which our very own right now and i don't owe it to hold up or to resume your seat thank you prime minister. i want to order i also the house to have some regard to how our proceedings have viewed by people outside the chamber i will always facilitate the expression of opinion by this house or dud. meanwhile the prime minister is making a statement and that statement should be heard and he will be heard as well every other member and of subjects the prime minister yeah britain is on the verge of taking back control of our trade but as i say we should be god. i and we could achieve even more in our trade with the united states by using the powers we will regain to do a compre

no one would listen to them so they organized a union so that they could argun for fairer staffing or fair trade and so that is sort of why i am so excited about this labor day and where we are and that type of momentum, workers believing in each other is really catching fire all over the country. >> in this particular situation for three employees who were trying to organize the unions were fired and i think that kind of got the other -- about joining. is it more difficult in a smaller environment for workers to come together? >> unfortunately what you just said is typical. let me explain to you what happened in america because of our antiquated labor laws. remember these laws were done in 1947. the first was 35 and the second was 47 and one and 59 all of which took workers rights away. a group of workers want to organize because they want to bargain collectively with their employer. the employer immediately hires what are called union busters, firms who specialize in doing nothing but preventing workers from getting ahead. they do have meetings where they will bring you altogether and you must

trade organization to protest our trade moves. the irony of that, china has consistently lost in the wto when it came to trade infractions, that in the obama administration, was deemed not fair, not right. they lost, time and time again. now, appealing to the wto to fix this, do something, sort of get this whole trade thing off the ledge. we are far from there. then the british development we told you about. right now there is secondally not a majority of conservative government. two key leaders opted out. which means boris johnson, say a miracle roll of the dice here is embattled leader to put it mildly. all of these developments concurrently right now, boeing having its own set of problems getting the 737 max planes out, when, if ever, no one's guess. we'll go item by item with you. first with jackie deangelis to sort out this rather sordid start to the month of september trading. jackie. reporter: good afternoon to you, neil. as you mentioned china trade definitely weighing on the market. that is one piece of the story. china p wto, also imposition of the tariffs. there was market expectation something would happen, they wouldn't go through, in fact they did. that started

fair, transparent value for every trade-in... enterprise makes it easy. ♪ >> california is embracing even more far left policies. yesterday we told you about san francisco labeling the nra a domestic terrorist organizationl that would ban schools from suspending disruptive students who defied teachers. gavin newsom signing a bill that makes it legal for citizens to refuse to help police officers make an arrest and all of this is happening while san francisco has revealed nearly 4,000 people in the city are homeless, addicted to drugs, and mentally ill. michael, i got to ask. you are a resident of california, what is going on in california? los angeles, san francisco, there's a party are so warped. >> michael: as a resident of california i would like to formally apologize. this is the biggest train wreck ever and when you see this, a lot of people just despise politics and politicians and this is one of the real reasons why. my neighborhood in l.a. is going downhill fast. there's mentally ill people, there is homeless, there is syringes. you have to be very, very careful. for them to focus on this of all things. no, don't help a cop make an arrest. that is just madness. oh, but it is a law from a bygone