in 2012, i was selling soybeans for $16 a bushel and today i am selling soybeans for $8 a bushel and because of the president's poor decisions on tariffs that has ruined and hurt american farmers and soybeans around the country. 30,000 soybean producers to be exact. the government is shutdown and we can't get our subsidy check that this president promised would be a swift, easy process. it is not. it is because the president wants a wall. well, quite frankly i don't need a wall. america does not need the wall. the very people this president is talking about keeping out of this country are the people that work in hotels and restaurants that keep his golf courses manicured. these are the people that the president speak harshly about and calling them drug dealers. are those the same people that work for his company? the president needs to treat everybody with dignity and respect and bring this country together. right now this country is so far divided politically, racially. it is going to take another decade to bring this country together. we need a new leader that can bring the country

today i'm selling soybeans for $8 a bushel.cing the lowest prices, and now we can't get our relief payments from the united states department of agriculture, and i believe it's because poor leadership and bad decisions by president trump. >> so you're being hit -- this is a double whammy. you're saying it wasn't that long ago you were promised because of the tariffs this $15,000 check is one you would be expecting to help get your new crops going. but you can't even get that because government is shutdown, and you can't even get a response because government is shutdown. >> yes. i went to the office the other day. the office is closed. what's ironic about that is the government says they can receive payments from farmers to pay on their loans, but they can't send out checks to needy farmers like myself. what happens here, fred, is when your operation shuts down, i should be planting. so i'll be hit with a double whammy. i'm not able to sell my soybeans a the a great price. now i'm being delayed in planting my winter wheat. as i

right now in 2012 i was selling a bushel of soybeans for $6 a bu -- $16 a bushel.m for $8 a bushel. now the government is closed and we desperately need a subsidy check. people need to understand it's not a whole lot, it's $1.65 a bushel, roughly $15,000. but that's a lot of money for my farming operation, and this president hasn't shown the leadership to bring this country together both racially, and he hasn't shown the leadership to bring our country together politically, and that's something that's really hurting our country right now and hurting my personal family, my personal farming operation. >> mr. boyd, it is very clear you're not happy with the president's decisions on multiple fronts. >> yes. >> i do wonder when it comes to this shutdown, what is your message right now to the president and to lawmakers as they are not fighting over crop prices, they're not fighting over farm subsidies. they're fighting over a wall at the border. >> and quite frankly, we don't need a wall. and the president needs to be mindful that the same people he's trying to keep out

we threw mike bushell in at the deep end to find out more.auren steadman who's hpoing her newfound fame will help more of us enjoy the benefits of her sport. of course i was completely out of my depth trying to keep up with a three times world champion in the pool, but this isn't about that, as i can take as long as i want and just do it a few metres at a time if i choose. people always get afraid of the swim leg and always find it is hardest. it is just repetition. and i believe learning to float. if you get rid of that fear of going under the water, and just learning to float, you can break it down. someone trying to do just that is lauren mahon, who hasn't swum since she was eight when she fell into the deep end of a pool. after battling cancer and helping to change attitudes towards it on the you, me and the big c podcast, lauren is now ready to tackle this january challenge. no time like the present. after having cancer, ifeel like, if i can beat cancer and get through that, i can overcome my fear. and i'm in the deep end of a pool, albe

january seventh according to the gregorian calendar let's cross to all commentators artie's done bushell a religious expert and then of read. they have live pictures of the service. and continue celebrating christmas and other feast quoting to they're all talented. and in their own countries they are called on calendars. so if we. get an back to the tradition of celebrating christmas. i could say that impression. that tradition very tradition of celebrating the coming of christ into the world was originated in the church of rome. it. was with us at least at the second century. we did not know the exact birthdays of jesus. traditionally they chose to celebrate it during this winter solstice on december twentieth. it came to the east much later very holiday of the nativity of christ came to the east much later and in the east we had a festival feast which was called it be funny and. we were celebrated and then a teacher of christ and christ baptist together on a single day. was. this tradition of celebrating christmas came to us much later. so to go suppose describe the christ. and two oth

we sent mike bushell to find out.of the new netball super league season and it's a big year for the sport, as it tries to build on the profile provided by england's historic gold medal at the commonwealth games last year. all of the first round matches are being played on the same day, in the same place, the birmingham arena. and emily croydon is there for us. it's a massive year for netball, and this country it culminates in the world cup in liverpool injuly. it started here in front of a packed arena with all ten super league franchises in action. at the start of the day all eyes were on the second match. it was a rerun of last years grand final between wasps and lightning. back injuly, the wasps swung that final by four goals. today, the results with the same but the winning margin this time i 30 goals. 72-42. the final score. quite a surprise there although they lost three really key players during the off—season. on this evidence it's still wasps who are the team to beat in the super league as they go for a third

you more of the live pictures of this christmas service and commentary could see of artie's done bushell i'm religious expert elaine of it q no let's listen. problems. feeds are slightly different times. and facebook back into the election. will have its own problem just with the commentary at the moment but they are there i assure you and you can interact really when it comes to this as i said visually it's an incredible ceremony highly recommend tuning in and watching this because we've got damn bushell that is employing religious texts that can and you can watch it all by heading to our website r.t. dot com also streaming it live on our you cheap and facebook and twitter pages and you can send your thoughts any questions you got about ceremony and its significance you can send it to these guys on those sites and you can even ask about yesterday's historic split between the churches ukraine. russia or any questions will be considered to. underscore and i'm not used to them. as i just mentioned the newly formed orthodox church ukraine has been granted independence from the russian churc

nine dollars fifteen cents a bushel which is approximately a dollar below where they were last year so it's farmers are getting ready to plant their crops and making their planting decisions they're looking at much lower prices but this three issues i think bart that the government shutdown is really important for the agricultural markets first it's going to start to hit the economy hard you know the fed it could cause the fed to pause they're tightening and when it comes to commodities there's two schools of thought if the fed pauses the dollar might go down which tends to be bullish for commodities but we could also see some recessionary pressures and a risk or if environment like we saw in q four now when it comes to specifically to the big agricultural commodities like corn soybeans and wheat there is no u.s.d.a. was the reports that's the world agricultural supply and demand estimates report which is really the gold standard for the fundamentals of those market and ended and then are quick to interrupt me and those reports are reports that are really particularly important at t

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this is and i've been going to bushel brains when that eventually you will still it at will but he will not have a social in the celestial chicago the people's growing discontent made ukraine more vulnerable to outside forces and a new kind of warfare was launched one not known before the color revolutions. illustrators clashed with police hundreds of thousands protesting the results of the election and calling for a new vote. ukraine has had to color revolutions in its twenty four years of independence in two thousand and four crowds of people descended upon kiev marking the start of the orange revolution. at that time ukraine became once again a battlefield of two forces the russian and western governments the culmination of this conflict took place during the presidential elections in november of two thousand and four. the two major candidates western backed victoria yuschenko and russian leaning victoriano covert each almost equally shared the votes of ukrainians by the way calling viktor yuschenko western backed is not an exaggeration. his wife. katherina yuschenko is a former u.s.

most and you will many bushels of them are still more room to move or will start to. make this manufacture consent to stick to the public well. when the ruling classes protect themselves. with the prime. time making the whole middle of the room sick. doing something in the real news room. since the presidential election of twenty sixteen we've seen the rise of what the mainstream media terms fake news as though news had previously been honest and accurate until online platforms voice told media outlets that circulated stories that were less than accurate and even intentionally misleading but the british documentarian adam curtis had first seen if not predicted the rise of fake news sixteen phil normalisation described a landscape where people increasingly look to validate their personal realities in a hall of mirrors of online portal. political voices that reinforce their previously held belief it is perhaps best exemplified in social media dictatorship search engine optimization the tailor's content personal life. behavior pattern but in a world where citizens have b

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trade war with china and the president insists the dispute is actually helping america the whole bushel explains. what happened wall street's darling the world's first ever trillion dollar firm just months after that historic milestone the i pad make issues the canary in the mine shaft the most nailbiting announcement the chilling profit warning the first official public admission that a company's to announce bad news within minutes of the new york markets opening on thursday apple hey marriage to sixty four billion dollars of its value enough to replace every i phone cracked screen in the world investors now want the head of apple boss tim cook all right so you're saying that ten perfectly. but cook blame someone else trumps trade war with china we believe the economic environment in china has been further impacted by a rise in trade tensions with the united states of the donald slump painful tariffs on imports from the communist superpower beijing swung back imposing or proposing tolls on most american imports from all imax to cause so our pools not the only u.s. multinational i can p

bushel so when you put you through the officer by the soldiers soft on bus and longer then this is just a geisha stopped immediately and for some reason we called upon the boise and a special monitoring mission officers to be more transparent in their reports. sure sure and you should most affluent they say the least of that happen to this is that we. border on the number of shelling and the number of victims but there is nothing about who initiated the shelling in the finally last year we saw the first reports of where the oil you see presented to the detail was. a belt she got to the side who started the shelling and who died. that report. is detailed enough to make everyone understand that the ukrainian which is soldiers are shelling the you could reach the settlements of dumbass and logan square and they really soldiers of lugansk are live fighting in return a sort of the statistics shows that the same goes for the victims superman among the peaceful population speaking about this most tawfiq since we have that meeting . you're not going to google swims up and i like to say that man

with all the sport now, here's mike bushell at the bbc sport centre. good afternoon. has been back on court warming up for what could be his last match at a grand slam on monday in the first round of the austrlian 0pen. he could retire after this tournament or possibly continue until wimbeldon. whatever happens, the focus will trun to his successors. joe lynskey has been looking at the future of british tennis. cheering of the waiting is over! andy murray is the briton who redefined his exports ambition but after the waiting and the thrill of the ride, what comes next? his match on monday morning could be the last time we see him in court. so hampered is he by injury he will not expect to challenge for the australian open. more realistic hopes could rest with kyle edmund, britain's new number one reached the semifinals last year. the experiences i've had with him and memories in terms of training with him and getting to know personally, and seeing what he's done on the court, i don't know, it's a very unfair question to say can you fill this void because he's gone for

petrol supplies in case that cutoff by floods in some of the areas is one of the southern provinces of bushels gave the order over the last couple of days to start releasing water from the reservoir to decrease the potential for flash floods and the oil and gas industry has also been affected with more than two thousand workers on offshore rigs evacuated as a precautionary measure tropical storm public has been described as unusual because it's taking place outside of the monsoon season for this part of the world and the last time something like this happened in thailand was some thirty years ago the potential for damage will come not just from the rain but also from wind and waves and surge and the latest report from the time it department says waves could reach as high as five needs within the gulf of thailand but the good news is for cost of say that not expecting the tropical storm to strengthen to a thai food but we're still expecting to see. sustained rainfall over a couple of hours possibly and very likely into saturday which means they don't need the rest of the bloody landslides and m

another of the boys to entertain you is mike bushell at the bbc sport centre. afternoon. williams has underlined why she is favourite to win the australian open, after a crushing victory over a teenager from ukraine. serena showed no mercy during the 6-2 6-1 serena showed no mercy during the 6—2 6—1 massacres but as soon as the match had ended, she showed compassion. she helped by the tears of 18—year—old dayana compassion. she helped by the tears of 18—year—old daya na yastremska. you are going to make it, don't cry, she said. she has set up a match against the world number one simona halep next. when she was walking towards the net she was quite upset. i like that, it shows she wasn't just there to buy a good match, she was there to win, and she wanted to win. it really broke my heart. she isa win. it really broke my heart. she is a good talent so it is good to see that attitude. novak djokovic weathered a third set wobble to also reach the second week at melbourne park as he chases a seventh aussie open title. he came through against the tricky canadian teenager denis

mike bushell has been taking part.nd fame will help more of us enjoy the benefits of her sport. of course i was completely out of my depth trying to keep up with a three times world champion in the pool, but this isn't about that, as i can take as long as i want and just do it a few metres at a time if i choose. people always get afraid of the swim leg and always find it is hardest. it is just repetition. and i believe learning to float. if you get rid of that fear of going under the water, and just learning to float, you can break it down. someone trying to do just that is lauren marr, who hasn't swum since she was eight when she fell into the deep end of a pool. after battling cancer and helping to change attitudes towards it on the you, me and the big c podcast, lauren is now ready to tackle this january challenge. no time like the present. after having cancer, ifeel like, if i can beat cancer and get through that, i can overcome my fear. and i'm in the deep end of a pool, albeit with the noodle, but i can get under

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ancient thinking they know you get to resources the country needs to pander its will the values in the busheling of other countries. they survived what they called the warring states. mad. they held that the vision to american leaders. if you help us someday we are going to be just like you and it worked. i remember in 1979 he were huge white cowboy hat and he went to a rodeo. he was a fellow texan. i drove senator ted cruz that he was pandering to the instincts of texans. this was a good old boy who comes to a rodeo and wears a white hat. take that times 100. i hate to use the word insinuate that they have gotten into her countries pretty much the same way. we have a market of 600 million in the bourgeois middle class. you can market your products to that class but you are going to have to have some sharing attitudes toward your technology mark: let's jump into that. it's wishful thinking, somewhat naÏve. >> i would prefer optimistic, inspired by the founding fathers that surely china wants democracy and a free market. now 40 years later we know that's not true. they have less democracy than

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. >> it might be bushels but the point is there going to buy a lot of soybeans.deal. china buys more of our stuff, the other part which is much harder is china changes its business model, stop stealing intellectual property forcing technology transfers and the question hanging over these talks, would donald trump settle for just reducing the trade deficit, just settle for them buying more stuff but not really push for structural changes. today he said several times he wanted everything resolved, he used to have an obsession with the trade deficit but over time he has come to understand why these structural issues are important. they are hard ones to resolve and verify. >> bret: there experts here in this town, who are skeptical about dealing with china on this level and that they could just pat his back and say here's something for now. continue their practices down the road. the president has managed to get them to this point. >> we will get a deal, i'm 95% certain of that because the chinese need a deal, the economic downturn debilitate its president xi's abili

mike bushell, bbc news, in a pool in london. bizarre.an on suspicion of murder, after a passenger was stabbed to death on a train yesterday. five teenage girls die in a fire in poland after getting trapped in an escape room venue. it is the weekend, and louise can tell us if it is a weekend for getting out and about. line good morning, yes, it is. a lot of dry weather. full of contradictions. a little milder across the country, but we have cold spots, and in devon, despite it being a beautiful start, temperatures are down to 6 degrees. another lovely picture from one of our weather watchers, from aberdeen. we still have high pressure, so it is still a house —— high—pressure story. it then is killed off when it bumps into the low—pressure. for the next few hours we keep cloud with us, and by the rest of the afternoon it stays dull. if we're going to see some breaks it will be east of the pennines, but generally it will be called across the east, a little milderfurther west, 7—9, because the wind direction ahead of this front is coming wes

he is getting letters by the bushel. he is getting requests to speak, but he knows he can't. he knows he is not supposed to. maybe he just knows they would misspell his name. i do not know. people, get the guy's name right. who? they also have him tilted. so as we consider their positions on slavery and we have , been talking about that. lincoln goes to work as a political manager, and this is important to remember about him. he is a lawyer. that is how he makes his living. he is a politician. he has spent his life running for office. we have been studying that. for the fun of it, i'm just going to say it, he runs in 1832, 1834, 1836, 1888, 1840, -- 1836, 1840 they work out the , 1842. deal for rotation and office. he helps them in 1844, runs in 1846, campaigning in 1848, then suddenly, 1854, run for the legislator. -- legislature. he knows how to run for office. he has done it a lot. from his bivouac in springfield, he has a little office in the state capital, he is writing letters back and forth and trying to gain support find out , what is going on, broker disputes. he is

it's like when chris robinson tries to move, hey, i'm coming in with 50 million bushels, i will be dumping them here, because you won't get a good price. that's what happens when you signal your trade. liz: chris, the aforementioned chris robinson, i'm looking at gold and that's jumping. i'm wondering what that's about. obviously the dollar started to fall. it had recently hit a three-week high yesterday. but you've got a much more dovish fed. what does that mean for investors? i would think that's positive for equities. >> that's what everybody wants. you want to sell a dollar and buy the gold, it moves inverse. gold really from my perspective, it's more of a turnkey technical trade. if you look, we have been in a $200 trading range for a couple years. this $1300 level has everybody excited. if we breach that, maybe it opens up the door to a higher test but i think that's really what's going on today. it looks to me like somebody had that spread on the wrong way, was maybe short gold and long the dollar and did not want to go home with that position on this week. i want to hold back and s

mike bushell has been taking part. sport. of course i was completely out of my depth trying to keep up with a three times world champion in the pool, but this isn't about that, as i can take as long as i want and just do it a few metres at a time if i choose. people always get afraid of the swim leg and always find it is hardest. it is just repetition. and i believe learning to float. if you get rid of that fear of going under the water, and just learning to float, you can break it down. someone trying to do just that is lauren marr, who hasn't swum since she was eight when she fell into the deep end of a pool. after battling cancer and helping to change attitudes towards it on the you, me and the big c podcast, lauren is now ready to tackle this january challenge. no time like the present. after having cancer, ifeel like, if i can beat cancer and get through that, i can overcome my fear. and i'm in the deep end of a pool, albeit with the noodle, but i can get under the water now. and encouraged by myself and her you,

and mike bushell is team sprint? he will do 25 kilometres for the month of january.. why not? i might walk to the other end of the studio. how far is that? ten, 12, 14 feet? nine metres. a small start. thank you. here's matt with a look at this morning's weather. i think it might be a little bit cold for an open water swim. good morning. the water isn't too bad. when you get out, you might need a warm towel. this is the scene in devon. not as frosty as other parts of england, wales and scotland. temperatures in edinburgh, —6, braemar and aberdeenshire, —7 degrees, so you will return to work today with a big jacket and gloves. high pressure is keeping things dry for the most part. this is producing patchy rain or drizzle for the isles of scilly and were squabble. cloud for the eastern side of alli high for the eastern side of alli high for the eastern side of alli high for the north—east scotland, eastern england, and you can see the blues mean it is not a frosty start, but it is for the north, with the sunshine overhead and a crisp winter day —— our high. away from t

soybeans are a little over $9 a bushel but you had a drought in argentina, so you had a supply disruptionfs and stopping the supply of soybeans to china, it has kept prices on the low side it will depend on planting and the summer weather. >> food in general, do you think it's going to filter through to the consumer and we're not going to have to worry about inflation? >> i think it's good news for the consumer to have low agricultural prices. it can change quickly. there's a lot of stocks. there's a lot in storage, as i mentioned, of soybeans and corn and so historically high levels but it's a cyclical business because of weather patterns. ultimately it's pretty good for the consumer >> well, that was sara sitting down with the ceo of cargill covered a lot of material there. >> a lot of material and i guess overall, mike, we could have expected a more bearish outlook. the bottom line was resilience is what he expects to see. >> what's interesting is if there's one sector that's used to wild swings in the price of their products without their control or really without warning, it is agric

thought there would be, not that there's many big players left in the gold market but people were super bushel kind of like crypto, that's come down so if you can't get the commodity price up, what do you do bring your costs down and hope that the market reacts >> all right brian, thank you thanks for bringing us that as well, and we'll have more later on brian sullivan back at our headquarters. >> very nice let's goat sue herera and get a news upgreat back at hq. >> hello, carl good morning, everyone here's what's happening at this hour an explosion struck near a patrol of the u.s.-led coalition in the northern syrian town killing at least 15,and u.s. officials are now saying that includes three u.s. troops the islamic state group claiming responsibility saying it was a suicide attack the white house says president trump has been briefed on the situation. top russian officials ridiculing allegations that president trump could have worked for moscow's interests dismissing them, quote, as absurd and stupid. foreign minister sergey lavrov reflect a lessening of journalistic standards snow is fal

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