carsten: i do not think it will be that much. in that the deal is coming. the market has looked at the way president trump has been behaving. the market assumes mr. trump has got the message as stocks are concerned, which is presumably what he is really concerned about, so the market is priced in a probability of 90% that we will get a deal with china. tom: do you believe that? hanoi, 2:00hat in a.m. in new york and that was going to be fixed. vasileios: equities have pretty -- all the losses, it has been remarkable. the move has caught everybody by surprise and now at 67, i think it is pricing in that a deal is done. tom: the political under pending -- underpinning, there has been a lot of talk about the political fragility domestically for president xi. what is a success for china if they get this deal done? a real assessment of domestic policies must tell you this story will not go away, and with china continuing its rise over the medium to longer term, the china trade topic will not disappear from the trade conversation in th

meet a robot that works for organic farmer trying to carstens. recovered a fifth of life or become a visionary in this operation because i'm trying to foresee the problems we'll have in a decade and i'm doing my best to solve them true for. the farmers already having problems finding enough employees to work his fields bonnie rob could solve this labor shortage by recognizing weeds and destroying them without reline chemicals but the robot is still at the learning stage or the farmer has brought in i.t. experts to help bonnie robb has to be able to identify which plants are wanted and which ones aren't forced or if. you can imagine drawing a picture with a green marker and a red marker and then we tell him that's a carrot and those are weeds and later we have pictures without anything and we tell the robot to find out where would you use the color red or grey doesn't and this is what you see in the end it examines all the images and says you're away it was. artificial intelligence for farming. nowadays farmers also have to be engineers and softwa

and new study results with the right regimen diabetes can be healed and here's dr carsten they could cut how healthy are we germans and where do i help the risks lie this is what a huge study likes to find out called the g n c study on narco study the germans interviewed they examined and they are biometrically measured. and this is why i'm going to meet professor to be. he's the head of the german national chord study center. welcome. we want to investigate. the verse in order to program to the future. and your aim of the study is to identify characters of major chronic diseases like hypertension catarrh vascular diseases diabetes those diseases are dangerous but in many cases they are preventable. the number of adults with diabetes has almost doubled since one nine hundred eighty to over eighty percent of the global population now a recent study has shown that intensive weight management can lead to remission of type two diabetes. this is a milestone discovery it's shown that diabetes is curable it's no longer something to be endured for life in the most. overweight participants dr

dr carsten rich along has treated dozens of these patients. who are there in a lot of pain and look first of all there's the actual physical discomfort caused by the defective disk and then there's the psychological distress effect because they know they've got this ticking time bomb in their body. but there's no truth to that. in two hours vaska will undergo surgery to remove the plastic scrap. the people know i'm really nervous i'm very scared that this just isn't going to work out and the problems will continue it. this is a major operation dr richard must avoid cutting into vital organs and blood vessels . that's come to us through the first step is to examine the prosthesis so you can see it there on the screen it's one should there in front of me it's in pretty bad shape. but. some plastic pieces have become lodged behind his spine. is and i'm pulling off these little bits of white stuff. so it's like pulling out old pieces of chewing gum oh see. the surgeons place a new artificial disk in vos because back the device is outfitted with to

you dr carsten rich a long history to dozens of these patients. to lose their license to four who are close or they're in a lot of pain. first of all there's the actual physical discomfort caused by the defective disc and then there's the psychological distress to fix it because they know they've got this ticking time bomb in their body. but he's not used to that there's no boost. in two hours of oscar will undergo surgery to remove the plastic scrap. the shop people i'm really nervous because i'm very scared that this just isn't going to work out and the problems will continue it. binny's publish. this is a major operation doctor it along must avoid cutting into vital organs and blood vessels. that's come to us through the first step is to examine the prosthesis and you can see it there on the screen it's one should this impromptu i think you should think it's in pretty bad shape to support all of this in. some plastic pieces have become lodged behind his spine. is what i'm pulling out these little bits of white stuff. so it's like pulling out ol

i was very lucky to have as a professor a hero from world war ii, don carsten. when i was an undergraduate at georgetown. can you mention the role he played, and how important that was, especially after the questions we had. >> he is a polish resistance fighter, who's smuggled into the warsaw ghetto to witness what is jews, and it outside of a belgian extermination camp. he is then smuggled to london, where he talks to british government officials and to the united states, with the help of the polish government in exile. he meets with roosevelt for about one hour, in july 1943, to discuss what he is seeing in poland, not just what's happening to jews, but let's happening in poland. he explains what he has seen in the warsaw ghetto. within the span of a year, he goes from being in the ghetto to being in the oval office, explaining to roosevelt what is happening. at the end of their meeting, he asks roosevelt, so what are we going to do about this? a 27-year-old polish man, in the oval office, probably intimidated, asking the president, the most powerful man in th