morocco cereal production companies are now looking for solutions of the international grain fair in casablanca. and we need a cattle range here in brazil who thinks that trees that are long term investment sometimes chipped. welcome to do that if this is africa it never rains poor service certainly goes for africa's 2nd largest economy these days south africa's manufacturing production shrank for a 3rd straight months in august according to figures just out and further compound during the country's economic woes mining production also shrank by more than 3 percent after 70 straight months of declining economic data it's increasingly likely south africa will yet again miss its projections for g.d.p. growth the country's economy is now a driscoll a junk credit rating from all 3 major ratings agencies. for more let's cross over to bronwyn seaborne from did obvious partner broadcaster business day in johannesburg bronwyn south africa's a mining sector hospital under pressure for quite some time now but august data is even worse than expected what's happened. you through seen a contraction of 3.2 p

good quality apples they keep well in cold storage and we transport them to a deer marrakech and casablanca. thanks to a combination of government and private investment and the introduction of modern farming techniques production has increased by more than 25 percent in the last decade most of the crop is destined for the local market morocco exports only a relatively small amount of its crop mainly to france and neighboring senegal but export prospects are improving thanks to the higher yields plus increased storage capacity and refrigeration now the agriculture ministry wants to target new markets such as russia and germany. to india now a country that wants to push electoral mobility within the next 10 years india wants half of all traffic to be emissions free including transport most especially aimed at tourists old fashioned horse carriages are banned in mumbai solution and the electric buggy. totally silent and emissions free. these carriages are the latest attraction on the streets of mumbai. if you think they're missing a bit of horsepower you'd be wrong. these chariots are run on

translation: nour eddine, who was in charge of the operation, was in casablanca where he has severalareas like property developer and so we can assume their bank accounts are largely funded with the profits he makes from this case. his gang brought to millions of pounds of european drug cash to paris, but that was just the start. the criminals now needed to get their millions in small bank notes into the financial system and into the drug bosses‘ bank accounts, to do that, they needed to move their money again. the gang wanted to swap the drug money for something easy to move and hard to trace. they came here, to antwerp. they were looking for gold. it is much less bulky so if you looked at £10,000 in cash, it would be quite a big bulk of money. if you put that in gold, it is really tiny, you could move that across a border undetected. to stop money—laundering, cash purchases over 3000 euros are banned here. but the gang had a gold dealer willing to break the rules. his name is georghe bluchner. on the first floor of that building over there, the offices of georghe bluchner‘s old com

that of course, she said, i am shocked, shocked, that there is this allegation and gambling in casablancawever you wantoc o end there. this is a woman who has no moral compass, no moral soul and her whole career has been taking money from countries where they oppress women and young girls. she is the opposite of a woman who was a fighter for women's rights. >> tucker: we are all hypocrites to some degree. but there's something about the professional left where they elevate hypocrisy to almost a religious precepts. again, they lecture you about the one thing that they ares doing! it's unbelievable! okay, it's if ed gein lecture you about vegetarianism. not your place, cannibal guy! >> if you point one finger, four fingers are pointing back at you. that's what the left has been doing on every issue and she does it beautifully. the beauty of it all is she never got to the white house.e >> tucker: she might try again. judge jeanine -- >> that'll be fun. >> tucker: thanks a lot. one of washington's actual whistle-blowers, and there are some, had been following the events of the last couple of

it happened on the 400 block of davis street near casablanca vallarta. fire crews were able to contain the fire to a single unit. smoke damaged a dozen other units, displacing people living there. >>> the national audubon society says the bay area could be in danger of losing local bird species in the ose species included:i did juncos, white brown sparrows, and california's toby's. the audubon society says those species could decline locally if average temperatures rise by 5.4 degrees. the environmental group says the increases predicted by the year 2080, if nothing is done to reduce greenhouse gas emissions. >>> there is not in trouble this morning for president donald trump's attorney, rudy giuliani, over his dealings with ukraine. president donald trump hits the campaign trail again yesterday, ramping up his fight against the expanding inquiry. >> they know they cannot win an election day, so they are pursuing an illegal, invalid, and unconstitutional -- impeachment. >> the presidents personal attorney remains a central figure in the investigation int

pelosi's decision to move forward based on the phone call with ukraine president, i feel like i'm in casablancasurprised there i is gambling at this establishment. the ability of president of the united states or pressure for leaders to do what they want sort of in part of the process of how the united states wields power? or is it just the situation here that the president did it directly himself rather than have one of his minions exert the pressure? >> no, the issue is he solicited for interference to help with his election campaign, not that he solicited pressure or forced a country to do something that he claims was for the you and -- one's people convinced iran will back the release of the iranian hostages until the president was an ungraded. -- i do's no history want to comeme back to t this ia that impeachment is a panacea. no onene in the impeachment movement, and has been a people's movement pressuring foforeign -- no one is suggesesg it is a panacea. what is required is that congress do its job and hold this president accountable for his abuses of power. that doesn't memean we can't

if i was to paraphrase casablanca, there might be some parts of london he should not be walking throughlem here as regards the capital city, there is a great deal of division, this goes beyond brexit, and he is there to unite it. but of course politically there are a few potential dangers in his approach. first, if he wants to bolster those people who are arguing that we should be leaving the eu without a deal, or if we've left by then should keep a close relationship with them, it might that vote. it is saying he wants to be a one nation conservative and the party is moving too far to the right, he may well split the conservative vote and allow an labour mayor to get in. so there will be consequences to his actions, but one thing is for sure, despite standing down as an mp he is definitely going to fill —— fulfil his pledge to the people of cumbria this morning and that is that his voice will still be heard in british politics, at least until the london may rl election next year. the uk and us governments have called on facebook to rethink its plans to use encryption for messages on al

when i say i am dating myself, i mention "casablanca."or buttigieg: you see how few heads nodded when i mentioned the movie. i had to explain "seinfeld" to somebody. >> may be your best moment in the debate came in your discussion from the perspective of someone who has worn the uniform of the country, your reaction to what's taken place in syria since that time. your old friend, vice president pence from indiana, was dispatched to turkey and un-agreement was reached -- an agreement was reached at really seemed like a kind of capitulation. and evaluate where you think we are at and with the ramifications of it are. mayor buttigieg: it is incredibly disturbing, because first of all, the outcomes on the ground are troubling. it was essentially turkey getting its way. we have a very little indications of what the long-term implications will be when it comes to ethnic cleansing of the current and potential reemergence of isis. beyond all of the things happening on the ground, there is permanent damage to american credibility. that hurts so mu

. >> gambling in casablanca. brian: i don't know what you're referring to. >> that famous line. you going to co-host the show with me? brian: it is all about money. how much will you pay me? >> how much do you pay myself. we don't have a budget. brian: comes out of the pirro fortune. >> what? brian: absolutely. emily: carley, take it away. carley: more headlines this good friday morning. a comedy show was no laughing matter for some people who spotted harvey weinstein in the audience. >> nobody is going to say anything? nobody is really going to say anything? carley: that woman was asked to leave a manhattan bar. a comedian on stage called out weinstein, she didn't know she had to bring her own mace and rape whistle. she was asked to leave. pictures of weinstein at the club. he is facing sexual assault and rape charges. he pleaded not guilty. >>> a woman who crashed into a drunk driver, potentially saving lives, is speaking out. we showed you this insane video out of phoenix showing a jeep speeding toward as family pushing a baby stroller before another car hit into it. police s