agricultural giant monsanto off the european regulators approved the sale of buyers crop science business to its rival b.s.s. now it's one of a number of conditions the e.u. set when it approved the much of back in march european officials say the sales needed to ensure a second petition in the market the deal between buy and one cent is funny well it has sixty billion dollars. the number of jolt vacancies in germany has hit an all time high that's according to the institute for employment research says that one point two million positions went unfilled in the first quarter of this year one hundred twenty six thousand more than last year companies in western germany struggle most to side workers with nine hundred thirty thousand vacancies among the most difficult job openings to fill with taxes wisest architects and market research is in the state is it expects those numbers to keep rising. so you know what to trade and well greece is it in the news good books off a painful recession the european commission is now commended the countries making encouraging progress on its debt reduction g

agreed to sell assets including seed in crop chemical activities to its rival b a s f eight and a half billion dollars to come to trust concerns the life science company already has the green light from the e.u. brazil and russia but it still needs clearance from canada and mexico right let's go back over to sophie then sophie that green light from regulators where you are sir pretty much looks like a done deal. well buyer still has to wait for the other two countries to give them green light but fire has said it's company and the deal will close by the june fourteenth deadline for the company acquiring one firm told that would be the last step off a transformation fire was founded more than one hundred fifty years ago and its plastics business and cremated have as a life i and company with a health and agriculture unit and once this deal is through three global the hem of would dominate the world's agriculture industry and this of course is a prospect that has left farm as worried because they fear higher prices and less choice but now buyer has definitely managed a major hurdle so if you own will three thank you. top german european official

agreed to sell assets including seed and crop chemical activities to its rival b a s f for of eight and a half billion dollars and trust concerns the life science company already has the green light from the e.u. brazil and russia but it still needs clearance from canada and mexico. could use for europeans who move to other parts of the block for better paid work the european parliament has approved new rules to ensure they don't get exploited often the pay is lower than it should be and that brings down the going rate and growing locals as well posted workers from countries like bulgaria come to germany or france with the hope of earning more than they could back home but often they only end up being paid low wages also undermining local working conditions now the e.u. parliament has decided that must come to an end from a twenty twenty legislation will guarantee equal pay for all and travel and housing will have to be paid by the employer. you will you'll make can't be asked anything you want to establish a clear political line saying that wages must be fair equal pay for equal work that means we have equality and justice for european citizen

bees and this year they published what they feel is a definitive view on the science and not only are they dangerous on cropsbut they disorient them find the way home difficult. they have an impact. they've ta ken the way home difficult. they have an impact. they've taken the view that this impact is real and substantiated by science. to what extent substantiated by science. to what exte nt d o substantiated by science. to what extent do those that defend this except the science that this is having harmful effect? they take the view that if they are used properly they are a minute major benefit to they are a minute major benefit to the environment. much better than what was in place 20 years ago but you don't spray them, they cover the seeds of the coding and so there is less ha rm to seeds of the coding and so there is less harm to the environment. if you ban them from us will go back and use an worse and more damaging chemicals in greater numbers. they don't actually except for the science shows the bees are being hit by their particular chemicals. these are major companies trying to keep these in use. yes

to sell assets including seed and crop chemical activities to its rival be a safe for about eight and a half billion dollars to come antitrust concerns the life science company already has the green light from the e.u. brazil and russia it still needs clearance from canada and mexico. we'll have a full fifteen minutes of business for you next hour thank you so very much and other news german chancellor angela merkel is in dusseldorf to commemorate the twenty fifth anniversary of a deadly arsenal tacked on a turkish family in nearby selling a miracle joined politicians and prominent members of the turkish community including one survivor of the attack the speakers warned against anti foreigner rhetoric in politics back in one thousand nine hundred thirty four young germans burned down a home belonging to a turkish family killing three children and two women the authorities describe it as a nazi inspired attack while a speaking at that event miracle warned that the kind of extremism visible behind the solving attack still exists. right wing extremism is by no means a thing of the past. even today people in our country are attacked and face hostilities

crop chemical activities to its rival be a s.s. over eight and a halt billion dollars to call those anti trust concerns a life science company alreadyhas the green light from the e.u. brazil and russia but it does still need clearance from canada and mexico. and it's back of it out too late thank you howie we want to bring up to speed now with some of the other stories making news around the world. authorities in belgium have launched a terror investigation after three people were killed in the city of years officials say the attackers stab two police women repeatedly then took their guns and shot them he also killed a bystander police later shot and killed the gunman. palestinian militants have fired dozens of mortar shells at southern israel wounding three israeli soldiers is the heaviest barrage since twenty fourteen most of the shells were intercepted by israeli empty air defenses the israeli army later released this footage of what it said were retaliatory air strikes on hamas targets in gaza. and other news germany's chancellor angela merkel joined politicians and prominent members of the turkish community to mark the twenty f

science denier. he did not believe you could grow things more efficiently, that you could have modification of crops. so, in their theory, they decided they needed more land to grow food on. so, part of the nazi strategy of conquering these areas, was in addition to the principal goal of creating an aryan race and eliminating cultures that were not part of this nazi philosophy, they also needed food, and it was very much a part of the whole strategy of world war ii. based on the tariffs they have faced in world war i, of a lack of food. there are lots of histories of world war i that describe this. the judges at nuremberg described what had happened there -- it was that the general's porters were extreme, but not a war crime, which was unusual given what has happened. something called the lieber code, which basically allowed starvation if it hastened military victory. that is something to consider, that starvation was included as a military tactic if it could be used to make this war shorter. i don't think we will agree with it today, but i want to give you the history. let me tell you a little bit a

the most important tool for farmers to manage risk and it's vital that crop insurance is not an impediment -- an imp dealt to science based voluntary conservation activities. >> i would appreciate it being educate about that. i'm not aware of that being there. if you will help us understand specifically what's going on. >> he with would love to because your common sense guy and i knew you would look and if you said if you do conservation your crop insurance is at risk that makes no sense at all. finally, the last is we know commodity prices are low and we know just how vital it is for us to open new markets for farmers to sell products. in your testimony you mentioned work that my fellow hoosier ted mckinney who is a friend and incredibly hard worker as you know is doing to open markets around the globe. i'm very supportive of those efforts but i want to make sure we are not losing sight of the potential for market expansion that bio fuels provide for farmers. instead of cutting back rfs we should be pushing to expand market opportunities for bio fuels. i know it's technically in the jurisdiction of epa, but as the

science denier. he did not believe you could grow things more efficiently, have modification of crops. so, in the theory, they decided they needed more land to grow food on. of part of the nazi strategy conquering these areas, was in addition to the principal goal of creating an arian race and eliminating cultures that were not part of this not see philosophy, they also needed partand it was very much a of the whole strategy of world war ii. terrace thaton the they had faced on world war i. are lots of histories of world war i that describe this. they found that what had happened there, the generals orders-- the general's were extreme but not a war crime. the decision was based on something called the labor code -- lebor code. this allowed a starvation if it hastened military victory. that is something to consider that starvation was included as if ittary pack if -- pact could be used to make war shorter. we won't agree with that today, but i want to give you the history. let me tell you a little bit about the geneva conventions and we will go into the video. so, the geneva conventions

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