you joining us and he is a senior analyst at global analyst and author audit at country risk at i.h.s. market thank you scott. and returning to a story we've covered in the past we again look at the harmful herbicide glide both sit with the latest we're joined by our. sara thank you for continuing to cover this thing up to date on where we are what you've been looking at this past week well that a.w.g. really want to answer the questions for concerned parents of removal of curios and other cereals that contain the harmful life if life if they so what they're suggesting is parents look to healthier products which are organic. roddick's but the most interesting part of their response was they know that the e.p.a. low levels of life is a risk have changed throughout the years they know the e.p.a. is currently the limit for life as they are notes and many other grains is thirty parts per million or ppm but just a few years ago it was three hundred times lower at only point one parts per million i actually got to sit down with j.t. hansen senior policy analyst from the center for food and safety a

so i'm told that cold which is bent on a rapid rise recently we'll be joined by jim thompson of i.h.s. market and with hundreds of millions of people on the planet in need of clothes why on earth heaven's sake have some of the large. companies then burning them our chief correspondent tells us about how some of these big brands may be doing an about face now let's get to the stories topping today's this is the financial headline. the chief executive of density bank denmark's largest has resigned over a two hundred billion dollar money laundering scandal that has implicated the retail bank branch and is still an area c.e.o. thomas borgen said it is best for all parties for him to go dusky released an audit report today which claims the bank did meet legal obligations in a stoniest financial supervision is already said they will review it the malfeasance is said to involve fifteen thousand customers and says they were unable to determine the total amount of money laundered through their bank danske the stock price fell seven percent on the news. and a second secondly on a global financial crime

july the permian basin was producing more than eleven million barrels of oil and according to i.h.s. market is predicted to account for fifty percent of u.s. sand demand by twenty twenty three but now even though demand for sand continues to rise suppliers are growing even faster and according to an energy research firm infill thinking the thirteen active mines in west texas have sufficient capacity to meet the basins twenty thousand demand for sand around thirty nine million tons some are questioning the quality of the texas sand though compared to other areas in the u.s. such as wisconsin which produces higher quality sand and concerns are on the rise on local sands long term performance but the permian basin isn't the only mind seeing this glut of sand there is also happening in oklahoma there's been a lot of announcements over the second new mines. their demand is increasing just as much as the permian they don't have the supply so you will in also see. the local mines of the texas star somewhat outsourcing to oklahoma and incurring potentially a little bit of a loss on the transportati

the importance of the trading relationship especially with regard to canada scott but dard from i.h.s. market helps us look at the data details plus we get an update and new news on that glide poisoning in foods that story we've been covering are two sarah monsters the oka is here and we talked about global markets and u.s. markets and more with the founder and president of investors advantage corp john grace will join us from los angeles plus from los angeles to defy other places around the globe the wealthiest people among us the proverbial one percent are using luxury airports archies militaire and gives us the details but first we had a few headlines. all eyes were on washington this afternoon as talks on the inclusion of canada in their rewrite of the north american free trade agreement are still in progress as we go to air ahead of today's trip self-imposed deadline for completion u.s. and canadian negotiators are trying to reach an agreement in time to give congress they required ninety days notice to deal and sign it before the new mexican president a nafta critic takes office in dece

let's speak to alison evans she's a korea analyst and head of open source analytics at i.h.s. market that's a global information and intelligence provider based in london thanks for speaking to us on al-jazeera you know looking at these pictures one might almost forget that these two countries are still technically at war how much closer do you think the summit puts the two koreas to formally ending the war. i think this third summit between north korean supreme leader kim jong un and south korean president moon jane is definitely a step forward for the two koreas diplomacy however and the armistice that ended the korean war in one nine hundred fifty three actually had the u.s. and china signatories to and so of course any kind of peace deal will have to involve those larger parties as well what are the chances that that could happen. i don't think at this point it looks likely that the u.s. and china would take that step at least not in the coming year they're more likely to wait for substantial concrete concessions from north korea and even today's agreement doesn't include those e