agra center is an agri tech start up that connects rural farmers with big buyers the company takes up to 30 percent commission from those buyers it's in agra centers own interest to get the best possible prices meaning the small holders also profit so far we've heard about. close to $10000.00 farmers probably sail from the platform now before that they were making less money now i would trade has helped them to increase their income tremendously so the farmers they love us that number are backing caroming agro center agents are visiting the village. here to teach the farmers not only how to use the check market prices but also how to maximize their output environment we give him cs and we'll make sure that we take them through all the activities that they need to get high yield yeah . we realize that most families do a lot of trial and in production and also when they got their green. you'd be didn't pay much attention to rate their care little about where to store $8.00 how to drive 8. and because of that they run into sportage and they don't get gold market. she's the agents create

advil lippa tour via agra some of the world's best known drugs could soon be under a new roof we'll tell you why u.s. pharma giant pfizer is spinning off its biggest brands. also on the show like it or leave it europe's top court rules against that ubiquitous facebook like button on external web pages. and europe's single labor market has mostly been a boom for member countries with weak job markets but some even citizens are still off the books would mean a romanian day laborer who moved to italy. this is your deed of your business report i'm stephen beers in berlin thanks for joining us us drug giant pfizer is spinning off its older branded medications into a merger with generic drug maker milan and pfizer would have a majority stake in the new business which would both sales of $20000000000.00 annually and own the rights to some of the most familiar brands of the pharmacy including advil biography and cholesterol phillippa tour all of which have lost patent protection making them less profitable a spin off would allow pfizer to focus on newer patent protected medications which are mor

paint makers sherwin-williams, cut agra and nl industries as well as san francisco, parent santa clara, alameda m.o. santos counties have agreed to a $305 million settlement today. so the money will be used to cleanup lead paint on thousands of older homes. >>> contra costa county, a1 awestruck and killed on interstate 580 this money. chopper 5 reichlieu over the scene. chb said it happened around 5:40 on the eastbound lanes. for two hours the lanes were diverted off of the freeway at harbor way, but the leads have since reopened. it is not clear why the woman is on the freeway, and an investigation is underway. >>> some writers telling us the commute on the dublin pleasanton line was chaotic. us after what they are calling major delays and multiple trains did not show up this morning. commuters shared these pictures on social media around 7:30 this morning saying the trains were a no-show for at least half an hour and that the platform became very crowded. that when a train showed up it was packed. bart says the announcements of equipment failures were made at the center and due to pr

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strong history of agriculture research including the kansas state university, the national bio and agra defense facility under construction and the broader animal health corridor stretching from columbia, missouri, to kansas city on the way out to manhattan. the relocation of ers would allow these agencies to access the many existing resources and benefits of the region. research and analysis are essential to the work that the department does for producers and for the agriculture economy. with any significant structural change, it is vital that we ensure the research missions remain intact and is supported and strengthened for this nation's growers. for instance, we need to ensure that the department continues to produce quality analytic reports without delay. agriculture research was something every member could unite behind and support. this is true regardless of what state each member hails from or what crops are grown there. this bipartisan by cam ral support for agriculture research will continue and is key as we county to work together to strengthen u.s. agriculture. i recognize t

hospitalized the bus crashed into a railing and fell into a drain area on the expressway near the city of agra investigators suspect the driver fell asleep at the wheel. as well a self declared president one quite knows as the country's opposition and government will resume talks in barbados as part of efforts to resolve the ongoing political crisis in a moment a devastating country no date has been revealed for the meeting which restarts talks that stalled in norway last month. the international criminal court in the hague has found a former police warlord guilty of war crimes and crimes against humanity for atrocities committed in the country's northeast between 20022003 bosco ntaganda was charged with a series of crimes including directing massacres of civilians and ordering the rape of men and women he was the he has maintained his innocence throughout the trial he calls himself a revolutionary and a soldier but judges at the international criminal court found bosco to gondor is a war criminal who both commanded and committed crimes against humanity during his 3 year trial the court saw ho

so this is a good time to do this because the big parties realize we made a mistake here we need to agra this stronger in our party programs and almost every party identified this as one of their top priorities for this legislative period in the next 5 years so it is a home run in the end you always have to see whether this touches national interest in the case of poland for example where they have a lot of carbon operated charcoal paraded. electricity companies and so you will have these fights between the leaders but like i said the groundwork is there and by the way what she spelled out there also cater to the social democrats with the different with the different goals she has now so you can think that this with this was a good strategy to sway some votes from the social democrats but we talked earlier to one member of the s.p.d. s.p.d. is the german delegation within the larger s. and d. here in the european parliament i talked to catarina barley to see if all this discussion of the concessions that was enough on the i made had had some effect on her decision not to vote for fund an

were hospitalized the bus hit a railing and fell into a drain area on the expressway near the city of agra investigators suspect the driver fell asleep at the wheel. and the international criminal court in the hague has found a former congolese warlord guilty of war crimes and crimes against humanity for atrocities committed in the country's northeast between 20022003 bus go to guy and was charged with a series of crimes including directing massacres of civilians and the ordering of the rape of men and women and he maintained his innocence throughout the trial. he calls himself a revolutionary and a soldier but judges at the international criminal court found bosco to gondor is a war criminal who both commanded and committed horrific acts against civilians and child soldiers this after a 3 year trial to gondor was found guilty on 18 charges the coming early the 4th person ever to be convicted of war crimes by the i.c.c. . for the reasons i just summarized the chambre having all of the urgent but isn't there by the part this finds you as. guilty of murder this crime against humanity guilty

hospitalized the bus had to write in and fell into a drain area on the expressway near the city of agra investigators suspect the driver fell asleep at the wheel. germany has no plans to send ground troops to syria the comment from government spokesman spokesman stefan seibert was in response to american calls for germany to increase its military involvement in the fight against the so-called islamic state is desired but said they would continue to support the u.s. led coalition without deploying ground troops. the international criminal court in the hague has found a former warlord guilty of war crimes and crimes against humanity this is for atrocities committed in the country's northeast between 20022003 bosco to gandhi was charged with a series of crimes including directing massacres of civilians and ordering the rape of men and women to god maintained his innocence his innocence throughout the trial . as he calls himself a revolutionary and a soldier but judges at the international criminal court found bosco to gondor is a war criminal who both commanded and committed horrific acts

the trump administration is planning to kick millions off of food stamps as they throw billions at agra business.

and con agra up 34%. now we want to get over to sue herera for a news update. >> great to see you, andrew, thank you so much. here's what's happening at this hour everyone. before signing the 9/11 victims compensation funding bill at a rose garden ceremony president trump spoke about the deadly mass shooting at the garlic festival in gilroy, california. >> we express our deepest sadness and sorrow for the families who lost a precious loved one in the horrific shooting last night in gilroy, california while families were spending time together at a local festival a wicked murderer opened fire and killed three innocent citizens, including a young child. >> more than a dozen workers were rescued this morning after a partial collapse of a building under construction in houston. it appears the top level of the structure, a hotel going up squljust north of the downtown area, collapsed. no word on what caused the collapse. >>> and more cases of the measles have been reported the cdc says 1,164 have been confirme

that makes it larger than food and beverage giants like con agra, smucker, or campbells soup but even more impressive to me is that make it's larger man macy's or american airlines. >> i got a bone to pick with all these analysts on the starbucks and mcdonald's calls because nobody asked about plant-based meat we're seeing obviously beyond meat get a pop today in terms of supply chain that they would be best positioned to team up with a mcdonald's in the future if mcdonald's were to ever go there. steve easterbrook said they're looking at it. they have to see if the risk reward would pray off, like you have to prepare these differently. so i personally think that's why. >> and it's a 236 for anybody who's listening and can't see the chart. i'm calling it the robert frank rally because yesterday, or was it the day before. >> i would go to dunkin' donuts if we have beyond meat sausage it's good. >> it was spicy. there are special dunkin' spices on it. >> the challenge right now is supply and do you think they can really fix that because there's that in the short term, and then long term

liz: being a business network, investable ideas, the etf that has agra businesses in it hit an all-timeh today. >> sure. this is your business. the capital and commodity markets don't like instability. they like stability. liz: when do you predict a deal? >> i think you are going to see a deal with china within the next month. it's in our mutual best interests. they may chip away at it and feed it to us, seven-course meal as opposed to one gigantic dish, so to speak, but look, president trump was a clear winner this weekend. most of the ag states went red. this is his base. they love him. they understand the sacrifices. they have been very quiet. they understand what he's been doing and they buy into the president's policies. god bless them that they do. liz: tom kehoe, great to have you. department of agriculture adviser for international trade. you've got a big job ahead of you. great to have you here in a fox business exclusive. >>> we are coming right back. the dow is almost up nearly 100 points. can we gain more? we are watching it. ♪ limu emu & doug mmm, exactly! liberty mutual cu

and even companies like con agra are trying to get into the game. so i think what we as analysts are going to be doing is keep a close eye on what's happening with the debt to sales ratio we're getting from the grocery channels particularly, yes, trying to see how the distribution, how the shelf space is developing as the different brands bring different products to the table. >> thanks for phoning in we appreciate your analysis. >> thank you >>> let's trade it here, tim >> good for her for really being both ways on this trade. she was early she basically said despite what seemed like a difficult valuations out of the gates. i commend her. the competitive landscape is something well, maybe it's not feeding into the numbers we heard today, it's the opposite, demand continues to grow for the name, i don't see where you can begin to justify this. i don't see any competition that keeps it away from the competitors. >> you've been a tesla fan in the past. >> i have been. >> should we for the stock suspend some of the basic fundamental valuation metrics.

the trump administration is planning to kick millions off of food stamps as they throw billions at agra business. >> we'll use that towards the farmers and distribute it. this way nobody gets hurt. >> "all in" starts right now. good evening from new york. i'm chris hayes. in just over 12 hours, we will hear from former special counsel robert mueller for only the second time since the russia investigation began. he will testify before both the house judiciary committee and intelligence committees tomorrow. last night we learned the justice department sent mule area letter warning, quote, any testimony must remain within the boundaries of your public report. today attorney general bill barr, who has misrepresented mueller's words in the past, said that mueller asked for written guidelines. today nbc news learned that mueller requested that one of his deputies, aaron zebley, also attend the hearings tomorrow. tonight a spokesman for mueller said aaron zebley was a deputy special counsel. he will accompany special counsel mueller to the hearing as was discussed more than a week ago. mueller

the makers of epipen by agra and celebrex celebrate rather are teaming up to offer more affordable drugsd mylan announced they're combining 2 of their businesses into a new company. the combined company is expected to generate annual revenues of billion. most drug makers recently lost exclusive rights to make drugs that were big money makers for them, the first generic competitor to mylan's epipen emergency allergy treatment got fda approval last year. 2 years ago at the pens were added to the fda's drug shortage list after milan boost to the price of epipens by more than 400% sparking public outrage. >>general motors is halting production this week at its 78 year old transmission plant in warren michigan. gm announced last year it would suspend operations there and that 4 other north american plants as part of its business transformation about half of the plant's 200 or so workers are either transferring to other factories or retiring, the plant's future depends on ongoing negotiations between the company and the united auto workers union. >>to finnerty making it easy to access all your

charges they face include agra gated assault,et nick intimidation and conspiracy. they have no desire to protest peacefully, no desire to learn from other people's experiences, no desire to be receptive to fair and rational ideas outside of their own. they resort to violence. i reent cently sent a letter to the attorney general demanding the department of justice initiate proceedings to designate antifa as a terrorist organization to protect the welfare of journalists and the general public as well and asked my former colleagues at the f.b.i. to do the same. political violence has no place in our society. in my career in law enforcement, i have seen firsthand how violence erodes civil society. we must not give a pass to any organization that perpetuates a vicious cycle of hatred and ignorance. antifa must be designated as a domestic terrorist organization that they are. . mr. speaker, i yield back. the speaker pro tempore: the chair recognizes the gentleman from michigan, mr. moolenaar, for five minutes. mr. moolenaar: thank you, mr. speaker. mr. speaker, independe

he then got a lot of pushback, of course, from the agra business community in brazil which sells a lot to china, of course, they were not interested in having any kind of geopolitical problems with china so he seemed to backtrack, but then we just had the g20 meetings. bolsonaro was supposed to meet with xi jinping. apparently the chinese leader was delayed by 20 minutes and bolsonaro decided he was just going to jump on the plane and go home. so it's very strange, to say the least. and it's very hard to read. you know, what is the true stance of the bolsonaro administration with respect to china? very hard to read. the business community, it's very clear. the business community does not want any kind of problems with china, much to the contrary, but the administration, question mark. >> okay. do you have any comments on china because you have been writing some notes. >> look, the relationship with china is something that this administration is forced to try to have a positive stance. so it's not by option. it's not by conviction. it's by necessity. it's not even the necessity of the a

advil lippa torah via agra some of the world's best known drugs could soon be under a new roof we'll tell you why u.s. pharma giant pfizer is spinning off its biggest brands. also on the show like it or leave it europe's top court rules against that ubiquitous facebook like button on external web pages. and europe's single labor market has mostly been a boom for member countries with weak job markets but some citizens are still off the books. median daily for who moved to italy. this is your business report i'm stephen beard's in berlin thanks for joining us. u.s. drug giant pfizer is spinning off its older branded medications into a merger with generic drug maker milan and pfizer would have a majority stake in the new business which would both sales of $20000000000.00 annually.