labor as well as less using less water. so ins -- that's where a lot of the expense is. you can actually drive expenses and achieve cost parrette with products that are grown in sort of the conventional way. obviously in the conventional way there are about over 30 different steps that requirefue, around, hauling tting at a districts center. driving to the grocery store, et cetera, et cetera. why don't you just grow the greens next to the grocery store? >> you are saying it can be less expensive? >> it can. >> i didn't know indoor agriculture was a thing. >> it is coming. >> i notice you have investments in a number of different agricultural -- it makes sense. i mean we all know that when you really think about it, for instance, california's largest industry, if you quiz somebody on it, they will say movies or tech, but it is agriculture. agriculture is very important, i think sometimes it gets lost in silicon valley. we get very -- just paying attention to northern california and not the iowa of the world, which is where t

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be just want to eat a bit less meat.an, people who may be just want to eat a bit less meat. i am one of those! you can see that gaining in popularity, certainly. and also you have got people like the un saying we have to do this to save the planet, and if we are going to feed this enormous population which is growing by the minute. we have heard from quite a few of you, are you becoming flexitarian, eating less meat? quite a few of you have beenin less meat? quite a few of you have been in touch. this one on twitter says... beyond meat is gross, i'm sorry, it is packed with sodium. this one says, i find plant—based burgers have a better taste. she is looking forward to trying kfc‘s offering. this one says, the cooking is still not the pros healthiest, we actually don't know, it is still deep—fried, i guess. actually don't know, it is still deep-fried, i guess. we will see you tomorrow! hello, good morning. it is going to be quite an unsettled week of weather ahead, wet and windy at times and by the end of the working wee

an awful lot of talk about flight shame these days do you already feel that passenger numbers down less flights were received the or quite the opposite we see increasing demand for our traffic and that worldwide if you consider countries like china india brazil more people want to fly so this is why we see the need to make every nation more compliant with climate protection how to ensure that it would we see is the most effective way so far is to invest in new crafts with lower emissions that is rather hopeful on that way but we want to do more or target is to fly carbon neutral you know and that can only be done if you replace the fossil kills even by sustainable fuels so carbon neutral that sounds brilliant is that something that can be done within the next 510 years is that doable technologically it is just easy to do so that is proving you know what we need is an industrial age and a political agenda to invent that and you have the feeling that berlin when it comes down to german aviation is doing the right thing well if it comes now to politics we see one of the ideas of the german

it was less about -- it was less about my political ideas because i believe the "new york times" wrotebout that and no one called him to ask about my opinion, you got hired by the atlantic. did you show up at the offices? >> guest: i did. i wasn't originally going to work from officers. it's in the watergate building. i live in texas and the plan for me was to work there. i i would spin some have any offices someone to washington and i spent i guess three days at the offices and i was fired over breakfast. >> host: what was your experience? >> guest: a lot of institutions like that, their strange because the culture divide on the stuff is very strongly generation. there were a lot of older very, very left-wing senior editors at the atlantic who were mystified by people calling for me to be fired over having right-wing political ideas. we knew you were a right-wing monitor when we hired you. that's why you're here. the older folks on the staff were a lot less angry and outraged and all that sort of stuff goes largely knuckleheads in the 20s relatively small group of them i think. it was

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for a family of four less than $52,000 a year. i want to acknowledge we know people living in san francisco above this level of poverty are struggling to meet basic needs. this graph shows more and more struggle to afford food. the number has almost doubled since 2005 because of population growth. our food insecurity rates are above state average. economic particularly affects our african-american community.

households have 32 percent less wealth than they had and 2003 the top one percent meanwhile have more than twice as much as they did than that little. datapoint explains only with every single thing and why kaiser report can continue to have content week after week day after day because this drives almost everything this this economic injustice and this wealth and income gap think of it plus an ecosystem you know they're supposed to be clouds above and the crops below and occasionally the clouds rain down to the crops and then the crops grow and they create food in the people have nourishment so in this economy this financial engineered economy since deregulation of the $0.19 or the neo liberalism the reagan factor here or the reply of glass steagall the commodity futures modernization act what's been happening is the ecosystem has been radically alter so that the clouds only rain money down on the people living on park avenue wall street greenwich connecticut and the people down here who are tending the crops are. becoming dehydrated they're they're dying but they keep seeding the cl

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yes for less.ack to our top story tonight at 5.30 the search for victims of a deadly boat fire in southern california is over 32 passengers and one crew member presumed dead while the remains of another person have still not been recovered stacey cohens spoke with one family that suffered. an extraordinary loss. >>fire aboard the died that conception devastated dozens of families but one, it's bearing an exceptional amount of loss 5 members of their family are presumed dead to me is actually. michael's birthday i said then. as a family would do district. >>mrs. shun and da lat and her brother dominic saga often participated in family dive trips aboard the conception with their mom stepdad and stepsisters they can understand why no one below deck escaped the fire. don't know why or how. >>the started in. this seems pretty you know the entrances exits or whatnot will head of them blo

minister benjamin netanyahu the future is at stake israeli voters head to the polls for the 2nd time in less than 6 months. to boris johnson break the law when he shot down parliament until mid october that is the question the u.k. supreme court is trying to answer and it's clouds of smoke spreading to malaysia thousands of firefighters battle to bring indonesia's forest fires under control. so afghanistan 1st of all we're at least 46 people have been killed in 2 bombings and we had just a leavened days out from the presidential election the taliban says it was behind the attacks and that afghan security forces were the targets the 1st bombing at the election rally for president ashraf ghani in power one province killed 24 people climbing himself on the homs and the 2nd was near the u.s. embassy in kabul that killed at least 22 people more now from rob and bright. with a week and a half to go before this troubled national poll the taliban has threatened to step up its attacks to disrupt the process and has claimed responsibility for both of these attacks the 1st attack in part of an the tali

sugar and less fat. meatant-based meats, substitutes, all the vegetarian like meat,hey don't why are they trying to make it taste like meat all the time? [laughter] >> i don't have the answer for you on that. >> ok. it doesn't make any sense to me. >> maybe someone in the audience. we will open it up. opennk there is a mic to questions. there is a livestream, and people are watching. we will start -- >> my name is nora. i run farmers markets in austin, some of the biggest in texas. i work with a lot of farmers and ranchers. they are small. my ranchers have 100 to 300 heads of cattle. they aren't having conversations with me that are specifically about carbon sequestration to combat climate, but they recognize the droughts in texas are getting longer and the rain cycles arcing more intense, and they don't have the time to have long conversations with you, they don't have the money for marketing campaigns. but i have a long waiting list of ranchers who want to get into our farmers markets and want to trans

that has been less of it drag -- less of a drag for france.plains why pmi's have been fairly robust compared to the rest of europe. that's one factor. another factor, a slower moving but very positive factor, is that the reforms that president macron has been pushing through, are actually starting to bear fruit. and we're seeing it through lower unit labor costs in france, as opposed to rising labor costs in germany, for example. that has helped to restore some of france's competitiveness versus its global peers. and that's part of the reason why we think the data coming out of france has been more robust than others. it's definitely also because of the less cyclical exposure to the part of the global economy weakhave been recently -- recently. hani, we're going to keep you with us. thomas cook revels surge after the company files for bankruptcy. this is bloomberg. ♪ matt: welcome back to bloomberg markets. this is the european market 22 minutes into the trading day. stocks,at a drop in with the exception of the ftse. please add to annmarie ho

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beefed up so less. in hamburg traffic lights are already digitally coordinated when in this simple bus approaches the lights automatically switch to green. the control center software keeps the rest of the traffic flowing. in the mornings there are lots more cars and motorbikes heading into the city as opposed to out of it so signals a program to optimize traffic in that direction as were floated justifications in the start up to get. hammered as a pioneer in the field of smart mobility in 2021 the city will be hosting the intelligent transport systems world congress by then local authorities hope to further reduce the time people spend waiting in traffic. is also a bit of your fertility for main focus is communication between traffic lights and cars signaling to motorists when lights are green before the green wave concept will be replaced by a system providing information on traffic lights including a crossroads so that approaching cars don't have to stop and start. rail travel is one of the most depe

there was less meat to go around and harvests were also hit by the little ice age . by the beginning of the 19th century annual meat consumption had dropped to an average of just 14 kilos a head people didn't waste anything and consumed or used the entire animal but they couldn't eat straight away they dried cured or smoked. industrialization followed and technology changed agriculture for good meat could now be imported from other parts of the world thanks to new refrigeration techniques except during the 1st and 2nd world wars and there aftermath meat consumption rose again and soon reached the 50 kilogram a year mark in germany factory farming changed the industry again and the meat production soared. it became cheaper and cheaper. in the 1970 s. 1st food like hamburgers were popular but the decade also saw the beginnings of the green movement driven by environmental protesters who wanted alternative lifestyles but that didn't affect levels of meat consumption even various disease and other meat scandals didn't spoil appetites but what about nowadays. in germany s

year in israeli history but they actually thought that maybe there's might be voter apathy and maybe less people would come but actually so israelis usually the voter turnout is quite high and around 70 percent and it seems like this time 2 israelis are interested in making a decision about who their leadership will be despite kind of a general pessimism minister all about the future of the country you know no prospects for a long term peace high cost of living israelis are still happy to come out and vote it seems so far. the prime minister benjamin netanyahu is fighting fighting this election while facing 3 corruption cases how much of a role has that played in this campaign. yes that's true it's it's played a huge role actually his 1st hearings are scheduled for the beginning of october which means that he'll be facing those hearings while a coalition when a government hasn't even been formed yet. and he actually has been campaigning very aggressively with this he's been claiming that there's kind of a witch hunt going on against him and that witch hunt is not just by a left wing polit

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fyvie adds but depending on the engine i can have up to 70 less horsepower under the hood from the. armies of tradesmen i've spent a good part of their lives in the driver's seat of the very 1st generation of the v.w. bus called simply the t one. driver christophe powers taking one of the more than 1800000 t. ones built for a spin the v.w. bus was the right vehicle at the right time. going to all that christophe recalls its history starting in 1947 as west germany was still rebuilding from the 2nd world war back then trades people urgently needed the practical utility van to carry their tools and materials from a to b. despite the massive damage at the v.w. plant and borg a solution was eventually found. at the time feed workers were carrying parts of materials with a transporter they'd built themselves by putting a simple flat bed on a beetle chassis and engine. the parts carrier inspired visiting dead porter bend to sketch what would become the v.w. bus the engineering was based entirely on the still new beetle the only v.w. in production at the time. and that was what christoph c

and the more and more people who are bought off by the government, the less and less likely the house of commons is to be against liberty. in the country with the big broad holding middle class, they don't need anything from government. they don't have to get a bribe because what good would it do them? and of course, where do you find the society with the big broad hand holding middle class, not in england. which can never have that kind of society because it's not big enough for every family to have a decent chunk of land. and so, if the core of being english is to be free, and if liberty is safest in a society with this big land holding middle class, then the colonies are the best part of the empire, the most english part of the empire and the freest part of the empire. so stop thinking of yourselves as a bunch of backward bumpkins. think of yourself as more english than people in england. you're the ones leading the way for the whole empire and all of europe and perhaps all the world. where freedom is more and more secure and the would-be caesars have less and less chance to destro

economy to rely less on oil imports. and it's giving the country new bragging rights over one time oil partners. we have nearly 100 years worth of natural gas and more than 250 years worth of clean beautiful coal we are a top producer of petroleum and the number one producer of natural gas we have so much more than we have thought possible we are really in the driving seat. but critics like the organization oil change international warned that the fracking boom in the u.s. leads to an enormous c o 2 emissions and the chemicals in the pressurized liquid are harmful to the environment. and i'm joined now by hike a book tour she's a financial journalist in new york and author of a new book on the u.s. oil economy hiker thank you for joining us there is the debate over fracking in the u.s. but it's not really about the carbon footprints is it no not really this is more on a local level where environmental issues have been debated for some time but the bigger picture issues like climate change and c o 2 emissions are not so m