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these were about fruit pickers help _ farms. these were about fruit pickers help this _ farms.help this farms - farms. these were about fruit pickers help this farms like i pickers help this farms like this one in southern england reduce wastage and cut emissions that arrive the word arise from food production. these robots are getting more and more sophisticated, they are able to detectjust the right level of redness in the front end and even small defects. and this isjust front end and even small defects. and this is just one example of how artificial intelligence is helping farming and agriculture become more efficient and more sustainable. over in california's central valley, a favourable climate is plenty of tomatoes, but in recent years unpredictable weather patterns like heat waves have caused massive changes. the morningstar company, the largest main processor in the world, the us data analytics. the platform uses satellite imagery and artificial intelligence to help solve problems like wastage and over irrigation. irate solve problems like wastage and over irrigation.—

she's been working as a picker in the orange fields of south palo for 27 years. having come here from northeastern brazil as a child, her parents wanted to build a better life for themselves. and in the beginning they were doing just that. for me, orange picking was every thing. i never wanted to stay at home. i always wanted to be on the field for today. i only go because i have to, i need to the money my zone. so she earns between $180.28 euro is a month. but says her health is suffering the diseases. since 2018, i'm no longer the stage with humans. fact then i was healthy, but today i'm flags my headaches. my whole body hurts the rib. so the bad we the knees. i'm in a lot of pain afraid she wanted to spare her children. but in order to have enough money to live, her husband also works in the fields and they're 21 year old daughter recently started to notice these it's size. this is complicated. i didn't want this to the readers, but we don't have a choice. it's difficult or i do one of my children, they're picking oranges in the field with me, not knowing they

so his wife also used to work as an orange picker. now he is the sole bread winner because i phone so we'd like to spare her the work in the fields past. and so for a manual, can i have a feel for it? the main on this, this is now sol, which i don't want her to suffer like i advise you, work in the sun rains. hold extreme heat. that is physically exhausting. a fag weighs 27 q lose. that's too much crossing. i mean, i don't mean for women in general, the other, for my wife from you, i don't want her to have to endure what i go through in the field. you go, boss, my awesome. ok to come up on what exactly do off on so and his colleagues experience in the field that we want to accompany them. but filming the pictures that work is not so easy as we're about to find out the will be that china, the village, where our phone, so lives is rather remote, just around 5000 people normally live here. but between may and december, that number can grow to 6000. this is because the region around will be that shot out, which is in the state of south pa

they have no idea picker it is almost like defining deviancy.nk it was in the 70s or the 80s when it was talked about where things aren't as ba because the real bad stuff is s much worse what we have in new york city now are people who ar painting on the and vandalizing police cars, and they also vandalizing the faÇade of buildings. nobody is being arrested for this. nobody is being taken in for this picker is just like they allowed this to happen, and so we are defining society down, w are defining our culture down, who are allowing people to be totally out of control for a ridiculous, nonsense lie. and that's what it is, it's a life. the same people, you can imagin this, is they are bidding a piÑata of both biden and netanyahu. they are raising the lgbtq flag next to the bidding of the piÑata, as though they are too stupid to know, if you're part of the community you're being pushed off the roof of the building so that you die picker and that's the reality of what' going on. there are people and every time they hit the piÑata the cheers got lo

of pickers this year.— pickers this year.the migrant i pickers this year. so if we i don't have the migrant workers, who will pick these strawberries? it who will pick these strawberries?- who will pick these strawberries? , ., , who will pick these strawberries? , strawberries? it is a very good question. _ strawberries? it is a very good question, victoria. _ question, victoria. the problem is that the government is kind of hoping that the british people will come to the rescue of the british shawbury sector but that is not happening. and what is very clear is that they are facing some major problems because they cannot get their crops picked —— strawberry. that is going to cause huge problems. it is a problem that has been exacerbated or caused actually in many ways by brexit. pickers who largely came from romania, bulgaria, poland, the so—called new member states of the european union came here because they could earn good money working in britain and picking fruit. britain is a great place to earn good money in actually

lÚcia fernandes worked here as a waste picker for 20 years, mainly at night.she supported her four children by selling anything of value she found. they used to live in a shantytown right beside the dump. lÚcia: we were always in a struggle with the trucks, the bulldozers, and with more than 1000 other people working here. it was survival of the fittest. you took as much as you could get. and for women, it was very challenging. people lost their lives while working here. it's very tough. reporter: at first, lÚcia fernandes was very much against the closure of the garbage dump. she had little faith in the city authorities' pledge to provide jobs for some 750 trash pickers in new recycling facilities. but now that is where she works, and she has changed her mind. lÚcia: i never thought i might one day have a real job. me, a simple waste picker, with nono rights and no social insurance. and now i work here. i even have an office. if only it paid a little better, it would be perfect. reporter: she used to earn four times as much scavenging on the old dump. she and

and where the driver of the headquarters, we deduce , found a mushroom picker, a group of forests, 6oups of about 90 people tried to go out, we restored it, he was all time in one place, that moment, until we have vladimir himself laconic, but then there is no fatigue, even the strength to say how much we spent in the forest. it was scary that eighteen-year-old ruslan has not been found so far every week since the beginning of the rowing season , more than fifty people are lost in the forests near moscow. this is the data of the regional forestry committee in the search involved police officers, foresters, rescuers, volunteer teams, most often lost. those who are sure that the forest knows like the back of their hand. i lost my way somewhere in one moment did and now got into these. uh, mandibles, i tried, well, in my opinion, i lost the path, went out the wrong way, spent the night in the forest, says i got lost there. i went for mushrooms for 15 years, we found a pensioner at dawn, they could have searched longer. if he didn’t have a phone with him , natalya terentyeva, along with

pickering has been attacked. in 2004 another shark attacked him. at the time he said that wouldn't put him off getting back in the water. >> the shark grabbed me and sort of struck by. i felt the teeth go right into the bone when it was happening. i thought i had small odds. >> reporter: the odds of it happening twice to the same person are small, but tragically it has proved possible. in western australia they're deciding whether to hunt the shark. this is a spokesman for the fisheries department. >> if a sizable great white is caught in the coming hours from the information, i'm likely to give the order to destroy that shark. >> reporter: conservationists don't like that. they say if you go in their environment, you should accept the risk. >> it's sad and it's a terrible experience for people. we're playing this in their waters. we have to be more careful. >> reporter: greg pickering has had ten hours of surgery and his condition is described as serious but stable. >>> years of dictatorship in guinea had a negative impact on traditional music. wi

as a group stock pickers don't usually outperform the broad indexes.ome do and he may be one of them who does that but it's -- right? you're sigh leapt. have i brought you to a -- >> no, no. >> dumbfoundedness >> no. you're spot on stock pickers have not outperformed the market, especially over the laths decade or so by and large people are saying there should be more dispersion in stocks once the fed hikes interest rates. that should allow for more fundamental analysis to take front and center in terms of returns. we have been hearing this for a long time and seeing significant pullbacks that's not necessarily been the case. however we'll see if 2022 is any different. time will tell. >> for pickers like you i'm in favor of a good year. >> thank you i appreciate that. >> thank you >> thank you, tyler. >>> take a look at shares of raymond james. they reported record quarterly results. the fed's policy path could be a game changer paul riley is ceo. welcome. congratulations. investment banking was strong but i start on the yield curve because what we see

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this way when we need ten apple pickers will get ten apple pickers. if we need five rocket scientists, let's get five rocket scientist. those numbers do not reflect what we need in reality. so to me ultimately we should get rid of the actual quota system. let the market tell us how many and it would skill set we as a country need. >> host: was there any point in your process where you could've taken a shortcut and essentially been an illegal immigrant? >> guest: no. there's really no shortcut,, especially if you want to follow the laws. there's no shortcut. we have a very bureaucratic system. i can, may i share a quick story help your credit card system is? part of the system is just to present your fingerprints. so when i got married, , that'sa status change. i have to provide them another set of fingerprints. keep in mind when i got married i'm already about 15, 13, 14 years in this process now. every time i change status i have to provide fingerprints. by this time they probably have a dozen sets of by fingerprints. but distillery to provide anothe

. >> i would prefer to hear predictions that it will be a stock pickers' year. you will have to roll up your sleeves and follow companies. you will have to not play ma crow trends as much. i think we will be in a year where we will not see the volatility we had. i think it will be about rotation to higher quality companies and bottom up stock picking. >> call me a cynic but a lot of the portfolio managers always say it is a stock pickers' market. because the average person cannot pick their own stocks. >> i completely agree with tim. if anything, it wasn't just this year but the last, probably, almost since the middle of '07 that it really wasn't a stock pickers' market. should you be in or out? that was the only decision to make. now i do really believe that is changing. and look at the volatility index as an indicator of that. >> a lot of managers are very directional. they will be the first to tell you we do the best at picking directional trends. commodities have gotten a lot more motivation. i think actually this is an exciting time because your work will c

i am a picker, i convenience, what is the issue here?onvenience, what is the issue here? i am a picker, i have to pick one item about every 80 seconds, or 332 per hour —— every eight seconds, for a ten hour day, a0 hours a week. it is very fast paced work, i have seen many people in my department have to deal with shoulder injuries, back injuries, knee injuries. in some cases after less than a year on the job. we reach out to amazon and ask them for a comment, and they told us that they already offer what the protesters are asking for. in a statement, they also said... while amazon may feel that their workers here are getting the conditions they want, those behind the protest disagree. almost two million low—paid workers in the uk, could receive statutory sick pay for the first time as part of reforms aimed at supporting people with health conditions in the workplace. currently, employees must earn at least the equivalent of 1a hours on the minimum wage to qualify, but the uk government is considering lowering this threshold. a close all

impeachment is an extreme example pickering was a drunk and probably insane from syphilis but at the same time it shows that if left to their own devices and left unchecked by congress federal judges have the power to do some wild and crazy things and that's what makes the ongoing battle between president obama and senate republicans over appointments so important even though harry reid bit the bullet and pushed through filibuster reform last year the senate has confirmed only one let me repeat one judge in the first few months of two thousand and fourteen thanks to republican ix. obstruction thirty two nominees are still waiting for approval for a total of ninety six vacancies on the federal court stakes couldn't be higher activist conservative judges have wreaked havoc on our republic and our commons over the past half century they've gotten campaign finance laws empowered corporations and cut the legs out from under the voting rights act if president obama doesn't get his nominees confirmed it will be that much easier for conservative judges to continue their assault on our democr

the long-lasting quicker picker upper. hurricane matthew tore through haiti, aid is almost beginning to reach the hardest parts of the country. now, there are fierce of a deadly outbreak of the waterborne disease cholera. >> cases in this area alone is 279 in this country. ten deaths in that. >> it will be a long road at rebuilding their livelihood. >> haitian authorities say more matthew. the death toll is over a thousand. >>> the latest story dominating headlines, neighbors across the country on edge by real and fake sightings of so-called creepy clowns. according to a recent tally, there have been clown-related incidents in at least 48 states with arrests in at least 18 of them. kristen dolgren reports the creepy crown craze has claimed a new victim. >> reporter: he is arguably one of the most icons. >> i hope your day is fantabulous. >> reporter: according to mcdonald's, tear red-nosed mascot is laying low. the company quote being mindful of the current clown sightings that have now gone global. scotland yard has gotte

. >> tom pickering. >> the question of practicality, less up in the atmosphere than the issue of realism. if you look at the last chart called summary, you will see two regions, it is important to understand the practicality of the proposal. the time that it has normally taken to negotiate significant strategic disarmament agreements, an average of 24 years, it projects 14 years to reach a series of agreements and an additional seven years to complete the dismantlement. the second piece of practicality is how rapidly can countries dismantle? the plan, as you will see from the charts which you have, very carefully attuned to the rates which in the past, both russia and the united states, the two largest holders, have pursued the dismantlement of actual weapons. if you look at those rates, you can understand the time allowed for the practical dismantlement is sufficient to accomplish that task in the proposal we have put forward. >> i will make one more point on the issue of realism because it is critically important point. oh commissioner, ambassador bajpai, was mentioning that at point w

for more on what this investment means come i want to bring in leslie picker, eric newcomer is here as well as our editor at large, cory johnson. corey graham i want to start with you because this is a different kind of investment for carl icahn. why is carl icahn first of all investing in a private tech company, and why lyft over her? cory: let's think of all the reasons, one, he is wanted to make money. carl icahn has been a moneymaker but a company builder not by any stretch of the imagination. he likes to look at what he thinks can be better that he can make money. 30 years ago, 30 years ago, he has borrowed money to help michael milk milken and verna lambert to help one of the corporate raiders taking over twa, and they broke up little pieces, selling it off. the company did not want to go through this as there were protests and complaints about all quarters, but he broke up the company so he could pay off the debt so twa could be a different company going forward. that title of corporate raider has stuck with him, even 30 years later. this is an unbelievable different investment

fernandes worked here as a waste picker for 20 years mainly at night she supported her 4 children by selling . anything of value she found they used to live in a shanty town right beside the dump. we were always in a struggle with the trucks the bulldozers and with more than a 1000 other people working here my boss it was survival of the fittest bed that my with the bed i was you took as much as i could get. and for women it was very challenging people lost their lives working here very tough. at 1st lucy a friend on this was very much against the closure of the garbage dump she had little faith in the city authorities pledged to provide jobs for some 750 trash because in new recycling facilities but now that's where she works and she's changed her mind. you know. i never thought i might one day have a real job me a simple waist picker with no rights and no social insurance obviously. and now i work here i even have an office. if only it paid a little better it would be perfect as you know my eyes she used to add 4 times as much scavenging on the old dump she and her colleagues now b

those gd pickers are being released i gd pickers are being released later today.leased latertoday. —— gd pickers are being released later today. —— gdp figures. a former president of the cbi — the cross—bench peer lord bilimoria — has slammed the government for moves to do away with two—year post—graduate work visas. lord bilimoria told bbc business today that the threat of these visas being taken away would be "hugely damaging". the review was announced by the home secretary james cleverly in march. lord bilimoria also urged the home office to take international students out of net migration figures, which have soared in recent years to record levels. speaking to the bbc�*s david waddell he explained his concerns. the whole of the university sector is extremely concerned that there has been this rushed review by the migration advisory committee on the graduate route. we are competing with america and canada, with australia and with european countries, many of whom offer very attractive post— graduation work opportunities and is a former international student myse

at 9:30 in the morning the pickers' strenuous work is done.he women return home in small groups, walking through one of the most fertile stretches of land in the middle east. everywhere in the region there are small collection points where intermediaries buy up the jasmine and then deliver it to the scent factories. for half the year, everything revolves around the flower harvest. counting all the pickers and their families, the jasmine harvest here in the nile delta provides a living for about 50,000 people. hala, her daughter and her husband each earn about 300 euros a month, more than a teacher. although they have to look for other work outside harvest time, for six months their jobs are secure. in egypt's current economic difficulties, that's a blessing. >> i used to love the scent of jasmine in the fields. but now that i know how exhausting the job is, i can't stand the smell anymore. >> hussein fakhry and his wife cherifa now produce 80 different plant essences from a for acacia to y for yarrow. their prod ubblingts are organic and they

bounty, the quicker picker upper. >>> now to the future of the road. in the battle for the electric car market, one company in china is leading the charge with cheaper models, but will it have an impact here in the united states? here's janis mackey frayer. >> reporter: in the competitive world of chinese electric vehicles. >> looking for a spot. >> reporter: that are going further and costing less than ever before, no company makes or sells more than byd, the chinese giant taking on tesla, offering cars for as little as $10,000. >> let's drive. >> reporter: along with higher-priced luxury models. 0-60 miles per hour in about three seconds. anything like this in the u.s.? >> nothing that i've drove. >> reporter: but don't look for electric cars from byd on american roads any time soon. >> u.s. government need to be more friendly. >> reporter: stella lee is the byd representative. >> they are not ready. for byd, we are ready. >> reporter: what conditions would need to exist in order to consider an entry into the u.s. market? >> that's good question. you

think about a stock pickers market. kicker, you are a bad stock picker. there is somebody on the other side of every trade. a stock pickers market is a giant myth that needs to be shattered. i will try to shatter it with just that comment. atty: that's a good point which to end. thanks for joining us this morning. i want to go to london where the european markets are just closing. caroline hyde is joining me for the european close. you guys were rallying throughout the session? >> yes, it seemed the investors were full of festivities but they were hungry to buy. it seems every index an industry group was higher. gains inas leading the germany with only one stock falling. even chemical companies were doing well. was higher with only one stock falling as well. miners are an area of weakness but every other industry group is higher. 7/10 of 1%own by which is a surprise. betty: what about the banking sector? let's have a look, deutsche bank was up 2.2% getting rid of chinese assets. they are selling one of their 20% holdings in another bank to an insurance co

bounty, the quicker picker upper. >>> artificial intelligence sounds more real than ever. open a.i. revealed a new voice mod that model that can keep a conversation, sing and detect emotions. we have a peek into the future. >> reporter: say hello to a whole new level of chatbot. >> me? the announcement is about me? well, color me intrigued. are you about to reveal something about a.i.? >> reporter: open a.i. introducing the latest version of the popular chatgpt model. >> this is gpt-40. >> reporter: their first to hold a conversation in real time. >> you can interrupt the model. you don't have to wait for it to finish your turn. >> was anything, did anything unusual happen recently? >> yes, actually. >> reporter: the company demoing a variety of uses, from coding to tutoring, and even real-time tr translation. [speaking in a global language] >> hey, i've been good. just a bit busy here preparing for an event next week. >> i really want maximal emotion. >> reporter: another key development, picking up on and using an e

there's more to say, but that will do for now. >> ambassador pickering? >> i agree with much of what dan as said. two things. in the '80s i was in el salvador. it was a huge problem. i wouldn't have taken the job if george schultz hadn't assured me that not only was he in favor of dealing with the human rights violations, but that he would back it and that was critically important. it made the job from a horror into something in which there was some satisfaction. the tragedy is, if anybody follows el salvador now, we have deported all of the youth gang members and they have now afflicted el salvador with a second hell. we're now beginning to take conscious sight of that and beginning to work on it. in russia, there was consternation and indeed lack of any serious sense of what to do. what did happen in the main, however, was the old abuses that were -- freedom of movement and private life disappeared pretty quickly and indeed, by 1994, they were pocketed by the public who were worried about the other problems economic adversity, no pay, no pensions, no jo

emily: leslie picker, and cory johnson. of course, we are anxious to see how this ichan investment plays out. into a's edition of "drive," google self driving cars are about to hit the road. check out this video of a prototype that will be on the road of mountain view, california. here's the catch -- they cannot drive faster than 25 miles per hour, and a human driver will always be on board. these cars have lost almost $1 million -- one million autonomous miles since google started the project. there have been some fender vendors from human error. -- fender vendors. -- fender benders. coming up netflix may be on the brink of finally cracking the chinese market. that story next. ♪ emily: netflix wants a piece of the chinese market, and it may have finally found its way in. according to people familiar with the matter, netflix is holding talks, including wasu, a media company that is similar to comcast. wasu is also partially owned by jack ma. netflix's chief content officer said "china is too big to have an asterisk next to

bounty, the quicker picker upper. the best in show winner at the 148th westminster dog show is a miniature poodle. >> and that little ball of fluff is the new top dog at westminster. saved from houston texas' only the fourth miniature poodle to win best in show. this is his 45th year competing at westminster and says this was the last show of his career, as he is going out on top. >>> retail investors are partying like it's 2021. the so-called meme stocks rocked wall street a few years ago and are surging again. amc rocketing more than 30% and gamestop was up 60%, all because of one cryptic post on social media. kristine romans has the story. >> reporter: this picture on social media posted by a guy named roaring kitty did this on wall street. >> gamestop, which is soaring another 57% this morning. over 7 million shares of volume. >> reporter: amc and blackberry joining gamestop in an eye-watering surge. >> there's no fundamental reason for these stocks to move 50, 60, 70%. >> absolutely. >> reporter: an echo of 2021

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