let's follow the tractors to brazil and see about that. brazil is a large, rich country. about the size of the united states. what does brazil have to sell? they have many things, but coffee is the most important. remember the tractor deal? the brazilian currency to the bank, the letter of sale to the u.s., the payment of the u.s. factory in dollars. the export of coffee from u.s. works just the other way around. dollars to a u.s. bank, letter brazil which is turned into brazilian currency to pay for the coffee. this is an example of bilateral trade, almost in effect trading tractors for coffee, but it takes both sides of the story to make the whole thing work. in multilateral trade, more than two countries are involved. in a simple example, u.s. tractors might go to brazil. the brazilian coffee to england, and english textiles to the u.s. foreign exchange, representing money, goes the other way. the balance of trade is accomplished on a triangular base. sometimes, the balance is disrupted when governments impose trade restrictions, as when certain industries request prot

brazil relationship at the time. tradehey did talk about and economic development, they disagreed profoundly. philosophies on that regard were completely different. there were a number of u.s. brazilian trade disputes, but i think the most clear example of the difference in emphasis comes up on a summer lesser-known ofpute on the invitation computer products to brazil and fighting damage from a 1984 law that limited access to brazilian micro and minicomputer markets. the reagan administration initiated an investigation under section three of a trade act which authorized the u.s. government to impose tariffs on imports from countries that unjustifiable, unreasonable or disk inventory measures on american goods. the negotiations dragged on for a long time and underwent a lot of different permutations. the reagan administration announced it would increase tariffs on $105 million of brazilian goods in retaliation for the brazilian ip regulator refusing to allow in the new version of microsoft's program. the brazilians mi

and economic gloom for brazil as its set to reveal another year of recession. promise it will end but it's already led to misery for millions of brazilians. welcome to world business report. i'm sally bundock. also in the programme shop shut — we tell you why one of south korea's leading retailers is forced to close several stores. details in a moment. but first, european carmakers are gathered in geneva for the annual motor show and they are celebrating record—breaking sales figures. more than 15 million cars were sold in europe last year — that's the best result since the financial crisis. but a sneaky peak under the bonnet of the continent's automakers reveals a different story. yesterday, general motors sold its european businesses to the psa group — that's the company which owns peugeot and citroen. the deal highlights the gulf in profitability either side of the atlantic and it's a problem that persists across much of the industry. in 2016, ford announced a profit margin of 9.7% in north america. this compares to just 4.2% in europe. it's a similar story

we start in brazil with more on the story we were covering earlier.at processors were selling bad meat on the market. right.'s three meat processing plants have been closed. this was the result of a two-year investigation. over 30 companies are accused of bribing officials to provide them with the required certificates for the meat. it's a scandal that might literally make you sick. two brazilian meatpacking giant have been caught bribing regulators to certify rotten meat as fit for sale. with arrest warrants out for dozens of executives brazil is concerned about the impact of the scandal on its export oriented agriculture sector. >> brazil is a huge food exporter. if there was a strong reaction in those countries that would create a huge crisis in brazil. in 2016 brazil exported $5.9 billion of poultry to 150 different countries. the scandal hits at a time when brazil along with its neighbors are trying to negotiate increased quotas. ofy a limited number meatpackers are concerned. >> information about which countries received these products. company

brazil. the much water in poultry.porter of red meat and a major producer and exporter also of poultry and other meat and that has had a huge impact in brazil. the president's been 27:5 to had a huge impact in brazil. the president's been 2:5 to reassure president's been trying to reassure foreign ambassadors and also other countries that brazilian meat is safe. it must be really worrying for people in brazil. has anything been done to help them and reassure them? interesting that the president it's interesting that the president waited to release and to give the official big statement, which was targeted to the foreign market. brazil exports $12 billion from its meat industry every year and the people at home were reassured that the meat is safe but the big announcement was done now on sunday. and interestingly, e“e‘"_'?* temer and interestingly, president temer invited all the ambassadors and diplomats who have been with him to a steak house after that. you can see pictures of it now. he said, i'll show everyone braz

donna brazile is not out of politics. donna brazile is highly regarded as a political operative.you want to blame someone, you know what? debbie wasserman schultz in terms of those emails. that's where a lot of the -- >> eric: why are you covering? >> juan: i'm not covering eanything. questions for the clinton campaign. let me just say. this my job. i'm reading a quote here. my job is to make all democratic candidates look good. i worked closely with both campaigns to make this happen. but sending those emails was a mistake. >> eric: i want to get greg in here. >> greg: i think she has toha apologize to bernie. >> and his supporters. >> greg: he could have been president. i thank god for donna brazile. i really do. >> eric: we will leave it at that topic. g >> greg: that was my positive turn. >> that was good. 8:00, very positive. >> what goes on between 6:00 and 8:00. turning now to the candidates who won the election. even though his opponent was being fed inside information. it was another big week for president trump from rallies tor interviews to press conferences leaving hi

i thank god for donna brazile.eally do. >> we will leave it at that topic. >> that was my positive turn. >> that was good. 8:00 very positive. >> what goes on between 6:00 and 8:00. turning now to the candidates who won the election. even though his opponent was being fed inside information. it was another big week for president trump from rallies to interviews. to press conferences leaving his supporters cheering and his critics head spinning. >> the best way to keep foreign terrorists or as some people would say in certain instances, radical islamic terrorists from attacking our country is to stop them from entering our country in the first place. >> our two countries must continue to work together to protect our people from radical islamic terrorism. and to defeat isis. >> some of the fake news said i don't think donald trump wants to build the wall. can you imagine if i said we're not going to build the wall? fake news. this ruling makes us look weak which, by the way, we no longer are. believe me. just look at

meat and that has had a huge impact in brazil. countries that brazilian meat is safe. it must be really worrying for people in brazil. has anything been done to help them and reassure them? it's interesting that the president waited to release and to give the official big statement, which was targeted to the foreign market. brazil exports $12 billion from its meat industry every year and the people at home were reassured that the meat is safe but the big announcement was done now on sunday. and diplomats who have been with him to a steak house after that. you can see pictures of it now. he said, i'll show everyone brazilian meat is safe but that's not really the issue here. many people, people i know, are worried about consuming meat and what brazil is really worried about is the united states or european union banning brazilian imports. the social democrats in germany have elected the former european parliament president, martin schulz as party leader, giving him an unprecedented unanimous endorsement. he'll now face angela merke

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the president working to put brazil back on solid footing. limit expenses and restore the social security system and execute a more business friendly environment. unlike his predecessor, he is a seasoned politician with experience striking deals and has good relations with legislatures. but growing opposition within his own coalition to austerity .easures the petrobras scandal has exposed a system of institutionalized corruption, connecting brazil's largest company with its political party. read more about brazil and the quick takes on the bloomberg. go to bloomberg.com for more stories. , ecb breaking news policymakers have discussed whether interest rates could rise before the asset purchases come to an end, according to people familiar with the matter. we will come back to the ecb in a few moments. let's talk about the eu summit in brussels this week. theresa may reaffirming she will trigger article 50 by the end of the month. the eu president was asked if he was ready. >> we are. ean-claude can confirm this that we are well-prepared and i

brazil is a major producer and exporter of meat and poultry and that has had a huge impact in brazil.s safe but it must be really worrying for people in brazil. has there been anything done for them? it is interesting that the president waited for an official big statement which was targeted to the foreign market. brazil exports $12 billion in its meat industry every year and people at home want to be reassured that meet is safe but the big announcement was done on sunday. interested me, president michel temer invited all the diplomats with him to stay cows after that... temer invited all the diplomats with him to stay cows after that. .. you can see pictures. -- to 80 stake house. people worried about consuming meat. what brazil is really worried about is the united aides or the european union banning meat. president trump has told reporters that the north korean leader — kimjung un — was acting very, very badly. it follows the announcement from pyongyang of a rocket engine test on sunday. the us secretary of state, who was in beijing at the time, said tensions on the korean peninsul

kate, we will start out in brazil. this is a country seeking further -- sinking further and further into recession. they are stuck in the worst recession in its history. the president whose low approval ratings are linked to the economic instability him has been trying to rein in public spending and reform the pension system. julia sieger reports. economy --esilience brazil's economy, according to government figures, shrank by 3.6% in 2016 alone. it wasow 8% smaller than in december 2014. experts say one of the priorities is to restore investor confidence. >> it is fundamental that we attract foreign capital to brazil. and start the development of privatization to attract investment. we have little savings. thetal is essential so that growth of investment in brazil gets going again. >> the country was once one of the fastest-growing economies in the world. as growth in china began to slow, so did demand for its key exports, including oil, soy, and metal, and prices began to fall. another important factor is the country

please welcome donna brazile!>> trevor: welcome to the show, donna. >> wow. i mean, what took so long? you lost my number? >> trevor: what do you mean what took so long? >> you should have put your number on the bottom of my shoe. >> trevor: i never lost your number. >> baby, you still have my number? ( laughter )>> trevor: let's tat what happened in and around the d.n.c. you were serving acting chair after debby wasserman schultz left the d.n.c. >> thankless job. first time i was chair was over easter break and it was really nice. this time it was over the break from hell because the russians invaded us. >> trevor: did you know it was the russians at that tame or just that you'd been hacked. >> i was told initially we were hacked by a hostile foreign policy. i'm, like, okay, who? later when i received my briefing, i received a really thorough view and picture of what was going on, and it really, at one point i was just fearful because, think about it, i mean, i've gone up against republicans, i've gone up against

please welcome donna brazile!lause ) ♪ >> trevor: welcome to the show, donna. >> wow. i mean, what took so long? you lost my number? >> trevor: what do you mean what took so long? >> you should have put your number on the bottom of my shoe. >> trevor: i never lost your number. >> baby, you still have my number? ( laughter ) >> trevor: let's talk about what happened in and around the d.n.c. you were serving acting chair after debby wasserman schultz left the d.n.c. >> thankless job. first time i was chair was over easter break and it was really nice. this time it was over the break from hell because the russians invaded us. >> trevor: did you know it was the russians at that tame or just that you'd been hacked. >> i was told initially we were hacked by a hostile foreign policy. i'm, like, okay, who? later when i received my briefing, i received a really thorough view and picture of what was going on, and it really, at one point i was just fearful because, think about it, i mean, i've gone up against republicans, i'

zika is all over brazil and have not been able to stop it. no city in the western hemisphere has successfully stopped the spread of zika except miami, and miami stopped a very small limited outbreak in three neighborhoods, and they did it by multiple, multiple applications of pesticide, adult -- that kills adults adults ane in the water and going to people houses to throws these tableted in swimming pool and get rid of standing water. miami is the best city in the world for fighting mosquito-spread diseases. >> host: peggy in denver go ahead with your question or comment. >> caller: yes. i've never heard anybody say what the life expectancy might be for the mike mike -- mike row -- mike row enreceive lite tuesday. >> the answer is every child i would different. there's no way to generalize. maybe mothers the children die in the womb after the zika infection, miscarriages. some children are born and live a few hours. a lot of the children have one seizure after another and ultimately die of disruption of heart rhythms of breathing. a lot of ki

and economic gloom for brazil as its set to reveal another year of recession.iticians promise it will end but it's already led to misery for millions of brazilians. president trump's revised travel ban on six majority—mulsim countries will come into effect on the 16th of this month. has finally signed his replacement executive order on immigration. it re—imposes travel restrictions on six muslim—majority nations. but the new order omits iraq, offers protection to people that already have green cards, and removes an indefinite ban on syrian refugees. democrats have criticised the plan. as nick bryant reports. there was applause when president trump signed the first executive order, but it caused anger, chaos and confusion at america's airports, as the travel ban on entrants from seven mainly—muslim countries was hurriedly put into effect. but the us courts blocked it, opening the borders, delivering an embarrassing rebuke to president trump. so today he signed a revised ban, with unusually little fanfare. the washington press corps not invited to witness it, and

in 2016 brazil exported $12 million of beef.00 million worth of meat goes to the united states. brazil was about to start negotiations over more exports to north america but the scandal now put those talks on hold. the european union is now cracking down on those involved. >> the commission is in the process of ensuring that any of the establishment indicated in the fraud are suspended from exporting in the eu. reporter: brazilian producers hope the unappetizing scandal will soon be history. but the reality of tainted meat might be hard to swallow for trading partners worldwide. christoph: one of the world's most famous billionaires and for therapists is dead. david rockefeller passed away at the age of 101. he was the patriarch of what of the most famous and influential american families. he reportedly gave away new $2 billion in his lifetime. he headed the chase manhattan corporation. david rockefeller was the son of john d rockefeller junior, who built new york's famous rockefeller center. a separate room in that building hou

coming up on this programme: a paulinho hat—trick against uruguay sends brazil seven points clear atup qualifying. iran move closer to a place at next year's world cup finals in russia after beating qatar 1—0 in doha. and the picturesque surroundings of dharamsala gears up for the final test between india and australia starting on saturday. hello and welcome to the programme, where a paulinho hat—trick has helped brazil to a 4—1 win away to uruguay in south american world cup qualifying. an edinson cavani penalty gave the hosts an early lead in montevideo but paulinho who grabbed his third on the stroke of full—time led the way for brazil with neymar also on the scoresheet. lionel messi was the lone scorer for argentina, netting from the penalty spot in the 16th minute and moving them into the automatic qualifying spots beating chile in buenos aires. james rodriguez scored for colombia in their 1—0 victory over bolivia in barranquilla, while paraguay won 2—1 over ecuador with venezuela and peru playing out a 2—2 draw after venezuela led 2—0 heading towards their first win in qualifyi

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hello and welcome to the programme, where a paulinho hat—trick has helped brazil to a 4—1 win away toay in south american world cup qualifying. an edinson cavani penalty gave the hosts an early lead in montevideo but paulinho who grabbed his third on the stroke of full—time led the way for brazil with neymar also on the scoresheet. lionel messi was the lone scorer for argentina, netting from the penalty spot in the 16th minute and moving them into the automatic qualifying spots beating chile in buenos aires. james rodriguez scored for colombia in their 1—0 victory over bolivia in barranquilla, while paraguay won 2—1 over ecuador with venezuela and peru playing out a 2—2 draw after venezuela led 2—0 heading towards their first win in qualifying before letting it slip. so, here's the confirmation that brazil are now seven points clear of uruguay at the top of the table. argentina's victory over chile takes them up to third, with colombia up to fourth, which is the last of the automatic qualifying places. ecuador are now fifth, which is the play—off position, while chile, the reigning so

and a special report from brazil and one city's 30 year battle to clear its valley of pollution and give its children a better future. a diplomatic row between the netherlands and turkey has worsened as the dutch government prevented two turkish ministers from addressing a rally in rotterdam. dutch riot police used water cannons to break up hundreds of turkish supporters who'd gathered to demonstrate against the dutch government's decision. earlier the turkish president described the dutch as nazi remnants and fascists. sarah corker reports. in the centre of rotterdam, a tense stand—off between hundreds of pro—turkish demonstrators and dutch riot police. they're angry because the dutch government banned a rally in the city about next month's referendum to expand the powers of the turkish president. these extraordinary scenes came just hours after the turkish family minister was stopped from entering her consulate in the city. this was her response. translation: this building belongs to my country and i am a minister. there is no such implementation in any international practice. i don't

heather: is change in tuna donna brazile admits she not only leaked questions but says it was her jobshould we add her to long list of democrats getting a pass from media to debate democratic strategist, fox news contributor tammy. >> before we begin take a look right away what donna brazile lad to say this was the end of her quote said but sending those e-mails was a mistake, i will never forget she began that quote by saying my job was to make all our democratic candidates look good worked closely with both campaigns to make that happen. i will start with you is there ever, ever any skews to do something like this. >> look, donna herself said she regrets sending those e-mails i think she is still will remain one of the most respected operatives in democratic politics but if you read the larger part of her piece and point here the reason why we're having this conversation, is because of unprecedented -- interest from russian government -- the conversation -- >> before you spin it go that direction we are having this conversation because she got caught. right? tammy. >> -- yes decided

and we have a special report from brazil and one city's 30—year battle to clear a valley of pollutionnd give its children a better future. turkey and the netherlands are locked in a furious diplomatic row after turkey's president erdogan described the dutch as nazi remnants and fascists. the dutch prime minister said mr erdogan‘s remarks were crazy. the row worsened after the dutch government prevented two turkish ministers from addressing a rally in rotterdam and turkey's foreign minister was stopped from travelling there. we have two reports, the first from our correspondent mark lowen in istanbul. they love his nationalism, his bluntness, his standing up to the west, and today, recep tayyip erdogan doled it out. after his foreign minister was blocked from landing in the netherlands, president erdogan hit back at the dutch, his diplomacy typically undiplomatic. translation: they don't know anything about politics or international diplomacy. they are very nervous, and cowards. they are nazi remnants, they are fascists. the foreign minister had wanted to rally turkish voters in the ne

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for the second year a protennis tournament in brazil using shelter dogs to remove tennis balls from the court. six dogs looking to be adopted already showed off this weekend. last year four shelter dogs found their forever homes after their debut as ball boys at the brazil open. >>> still to come, a sunday of spinning. why hundreds of people showed up at children's hospital to use their pedal power for a great cause. (vo) shop all makes, models and colors in your neighborhood... all with worry-free ownership. head to your neighborhood enterprise car sales and let the people who buy more vehicles than anyone... shift your thinking about buying your next one. >>> a teenager from south jersey is making a big difference helping people in need. the yacht company is in the middle of its first ever coat drive. and the effort is already a big success thanks in part to 13-year-old nick rizzo. he started collecting coats as part of his national junior high honor society project and it only grew from there. >> i started going on social media and announcing it. and i asked my friends moms and my mo

there are 6 million jobs in this chain and 40% of chicken consumed in the world comes from brazil.he audit should take place quickly so things can go back to normal. exported $5.9azil billion worth of poultry and $4.3 billion worth of beef with 30% going to china and hong kong and 13% or one point $3 billion to the european union. suspended imports and the eu's demand a partial ban. brazilianfensive by president failed to calm importers. a bore caught could cost the country $3.5 billion. >> big economic news out of the u.k. today. >> the british office of national to test its reporting the country hit inflation target for the first time in three years. it was 2.3% for february above the bank of england's target is slightly higher than analysts were expecting. a big part of the jump is the drop of the value of the pound following the braves a vote. rising oil prices have had impact. -- following the brexit vote. most do not expect an interest rate hike in the near future. >> are we seeing a reaction to this on the market? >> the pound jumped nearly ever send on the dollar which is n

brazil is in the midst of its worst ever recession. the emerging economy expanded by a whopping 7.5%. but then growth slowed in the following years. in contracted 3.8% and itas a similar picture last year. brazil is expected to return to slight growth this year, but its coffers are empty and the country has racked up a huge amount of debt. the prices of importing good like oil, soybeans and other commodities have fallen sharply, resulting in lower state revenues. in response, the government has launched a massive austerity program. includes cuts to pensions, education and health care. that has triggered unrest in some years -- in some regions. daniel: that wraps up your business news for the moment. back over to brent with more from south america. brent: sports news and just over three months after a fatal protein clash -- plane crash decimated their squad, the brazilian football club have traveled to venezuela. this time it is for their debut in south america's his club competition. -- biggest club competition. two of the survivors ha

lately latin america and brazil have been making a real comeback.it is very good news for fmc because it does so much business in brazil. by the way, all of the ad kpaens do a huge amount of business in brazil. it they make lots of pro pry tear compounds as opposed to those that can be by anybody. the company used to have more commodity but they sold in 2014 and 2015. it is kind of a boom bust business. like i mentioned earlier the stock is trading almost exactly the same way. the company reported at the beginning of february and this latest quarter was -- i don't think it is considered a disappointment. it did cause the stock to lose 6%. was it really that bad? parts of it -- the headline numbers were flat out ugly. they posted a small 1 cent earnings. they determined it would earn 50 to 60 krencents a share. there are positives over the weak headline numbers. first they only missed earnings by a tiny amount. it means it is getting a heck of a lot more profitable. fmc saw revenue rise by 3%. . as for lithium business experiencing less than 1% rise

team brazil missed its own medal targets at rio 2016.s since lost her funding and her coach. improving on rio and even making the tokyo games will be tough. translation: a month after the games they cut everything. my health insurance, my salary, everything. it's a huge disappointment. we made history in archery but it's all over. it made me think my sacrifice wasn't worth it. such was rio's desperation to get things ready on time, legacy was the last thing on anyone's mind, says one official who had worked previously on the london games, and wishes to remain anonymous. i never once had a conversation about legacy, at any point or in any discussion i had working on the games. you have to remember, this was the games where we were scrambling to put the event on on a day—by—day basis. there was no time to think about what was going to happen the day after the games finished in september. there were undoubtedly improvements in rio, thanks to the games. in public transport, some infrastructure and the opening up of public spaces. i think tha

which also emerged in brazil and later spread to the u-s. yellow fever spreads to humans through the bite of an infected mosquito. since december, 220 people have died from the disease in brazil. (mark) a 42-year-old man who posed as justin bieber online has been arrested in australia. police say the man solicited images from children and is being charged with 900 child sex offenses. he is identified as gordon chalmers... and is a law lecturer at an australian university. police say chalmers the used multiple social media platforms to communicate with his victims. they say he posed as bieber and asked for explicit images from children under 16. some of the victims are from the u-s. police are urging parents to always monitor who their child is talking to on the internet. take a look at this. firefighers rescued a horse that got stuck in soft sand in santa cruz yesterday. fire crews say the horse couldn't get out of the sand after getting stuck up to his chest. firefighters were able to divert the water from the sand and pull the horse out. t

last year, brazil soared $12 billion, 7% of its exports, to asian nations.y of the us and the european union placing restrictions on their reports. that is why the brazilian took is why the brazilian president took it upon himself the task of making the news easier to digest. here he is hosting ambassadors of countries that they import garment export to. +551.- 5555 555.551.- 5555555 55555555 ~ —— — — he sought to minimise the of the problem. translation: scale of the problem. translation: there are 4837 meat packing facilities subject to federal inspections to be only 21 of them are allegedly involved in any possible regularities. 3—d plants have been suspended, and all will be under investigation. ——3. have been suspended, and all will be under investigation. --3. they have looked at where the meat was sold to. they are asking allegedly sold to. they are asking for more from china and for more information from china and the european union. as the country fights recession, it is the health of revenue and consumers that the government is worried about. pablo

when brazil chose cubatao to set up its first industrial park in the 1950s, this seemed like the bestlargest port in latin america. but this mountain ridge traps the air, the clouds and the pollutants inside, effectively turning this city into a greenhouse. change finally came with real—time monitoring of the air and filters in the chimneys of factories. brazil was one of the last to adopt simple solutions that other countries already used, like filters. once we had an agency to oversee the industries, the quality of the improved. industrial activity is still responsible for high levels of air contamination in cubatao. now an environmental engineer and a teacher, he says the city has to do more. his students barely know what happened in the 80s, but he believes that keeping the past alive is the best way to prevent future mistakes. reports from south korea suggest its ousted leader park geun—hye will leave the presidential palace in the next few hours amid growing calls for her arrest. she was removed from office on friday after being linked to a corruption scandal. thousands turned o

translation: brazil was one of the last to adopt simple solutions that other countries already used,rsee the industries, the quality of the air improved. industrial activity is still responsible for high levels of contamination in cubatao. now an environmental engineer and a teacher, cleiton says the city has to do more. his students barely know about what happened in the ‘80s, he says, but he believes that keeping the past alive is the best way to prevent future mistakes. joni sledge, a founder member of the iconic pop group sister sledge, has died aged 60. together with her three sisters, she recorded several massively successful hits, including he's the greatest dancer and we are family, which went platinum and became an anthem of unity and female empowerment. let's have a look now at the time the group came to see us last year at bbc news. joni is singing in the middle. # all of the people who are around us, they say # can they be that close? # just let me state for the record... # we are family. # i got all my sisters with me. # we are family. # get up, everybody, and sing. chic

brazil is a major exporter of meat. for example, about 80% of the chicken that japan imported last year came from brazil. >>> mandarin oranges are a popular japanese treat. his attention to quality and detail have won accolades from top hotels. >> reporter: this juice is much thicker than your average orange juice. it carries an eye popping price tag of nearly $10,010$10. 70,000 of them are sold annually mainly to luxury hotels. the producer rm udoes not use chemical fertilizers. he does his best to draw out the fruit's natural sweetness. if he sold it for processing, he would make less than 10 cents per kilogram. >> translator: they're sweet but too small. the taste is very good. >> reporter: the solution was to make his own brand of use. he built a plant at his orchard and installed a special juicer from the united states that can extract the juice and pulp. the machine cost about $13,000 a year to lease. he manually removes the seeds but keeps the pulp. he tested hundreds of methods. >> too much heat sterilization ki

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and this week, donna brazile. the good christian woman finally finds redemption and confesses that she passed on debate questions to her girlfriend hillary which didn't do hillary much good. it shows you how bad hillary really was as a candidate. of course this good christian woman accustomed to persecution as she was, had previously denied passing on the debate questions. take a look. >> as a christian woman i understand persecution, but i won't be persecuted because your for us totally false. what you are -- podesta's emails were stolen. you are so interested in talk about emails. you are like a thief in the night who wants to bring to the light things that were stolen. judge jeanine: she uses as a defense to her lie that she is being percent cute as a good christian woman? it's not only unseemly, it's demonic. i didn't say democratic. it's demonic. then she continued the narrative that it's all the russian's fault. folks, this is nuts. since when does a judge look outside the four corners of an executive order

ahead for brazil. one industry is dodging the turbulence. aviation.he country is holding its first ever care salon to showcase opportunities in the sector. industry heavyweights are taking notice. >> its we aren't trying to be le the british or the french airshows. we want to be a latin american meeting place with our own identity. story is thes third-largest commercial airplane manufacturer after boeing and airbus. the company has a strong line of executive jets. it exports 90% of its production with the biggest market in north america. now executives are eyeing development closer to home. in a constant sized country many aviation experts agree that point travel is a practical and efficient mode of transportation. a growing middle class means plenty of potential passengers. >> how are the markets? oneuropean shares soldiering after some reassurance from the european central bank. thing everybody is keeping their eye on, the value of the pound. still in a fitting from some dollar doubts after the collapse of trumpcare last week. british insurer lords

brazil's president has tried to reassure foreign countries that the country's meat is safe.otten produce for years. now for the latest financial news with sally bundock and world business report. the rise and rise of fake views. as more advertising dollars are spent on line companies are being warned to make sure they get what they pay for. and two of india's largest telecoms firms, vodafone india and idea cellular, are merging to become india's largest telecoms operator. welcome to world business report. a very warm a very warm welcome. i'm sally bundock. also in the programme, the president of uber says he is leaving the company after less than six months in the job. we'll have the details in a moment. but first: one thing that all businesses have in common, regardless of what they do, is advertising. making yourself known brings in customers and their cash. but advertising can also be a sizeable investment, and whatever size of business you have, you don't want to be ripped off. that's bound to be discussed at one of the industry's big annual events starting in london in

i called the only doctor i knew in brazil and asked if this was true. it's terrifying and we don't know what it is but we have a horrible el niÑo year, last year and lots of lots of mosquito bites and we don't know what disease zika is caused, we don't know what other disease is the mother had we don't know much about diseases. were still trying to figure it out so i wrote a story that day, december 209 and we called our bureau tree and he and i collaborated a day later. that's how we got off the back sounding the alarm and the battle cry. we won the smallpox battle in the late 70s and it's said that the engagement was more like conventional warfare. can you talk about that chris martin one of the weaknesses is that the animals have no reservoir. it goes from person-to-person. it doesn't hide in birds, or animals it doesn't fly around with mosquitoes. if you could break the chain between one infection and another, you stop the infection. the standard way of doing it was to vaccinate everybody around. give some thought to the idea that vaccinating everyo

a spectacularas dance with an ecological message about protecting brazil's rivers. their show recalls one of brazil's worst environmental disasters, the 2015 collapse of a dam that killed nine people. worked totesters create a sensation of running , giving they shimmy them just enough points from the judges to get victory. laura: a quick reminder of our top stories. the friends presidential favorites emmanuel macron has unveiled his -- the french presidential favorite emmanuel macron has unveiled his policy proposals, also saying he will clean up corruption in politics. admitting the cement company paid money to the islamic state group. lawyer hasa's top been accused of lying under a. attorney general jeff sessions said he did speak to russian officials despite telling the senate that he didn't. let's get some business news. tell us all about snapchat. it is having a big day on the stock market and making its debut. the question is, is it really worth the hype? reporter: the holding company of , have seen their shares soar since they began trading on the nasdaq hour