we will talk to lush's ethics director just after 10am. police.st after 10am. we will also talk about love island. it is back tonight. we will talk about how successful it has been for former contestants. we will be talking about that later with some of last year's stars. do get in touch with us throughout the morning — use the hashtag victoria live. let's get some sport, with hugh... there's a big match at the french open later — serena williams versus maria sharapova. they are not mad on each other it is fairto they are not mad on each other it is fair to say? yes, good morning, victoria. they haven't always seen eye to eye. it should be interesting later on in paris. serena williams on her way back to real fitness after the birth of her first child against maria sharapova who is also hoping to return to realform. that after her 15 month ban for a failed drugs test. much being made of the relationship between the pair. 0n their day, both great players, williams pick 23 grand slams, sharapova five of her own but this fourth round match at the fre

other people have said that they are customers of lush and they will not shopin customers of lush andgn shop in the store again and there is also a campaign called #flush lush where people are saying to put the products on the toilet. thank you very much indeed. thousands of children in care are at risk because they are being moved around the system too much. that's the warning from the children's commisioner for england. the government says it's put in place a range of measures to help create stable environments. but anne longfield said nearly 2,400 children had to change home, school or social worker in the last year. the lack of blood, stem cell and organ donors within black and asian communities is leading to a ‘silent crisis‘ for those who need treatment, according to a group of mps. today, they‘ re recommending a new public health campaign to target these communities. the b positive choir are all affected by a lack of donors — and earlier this week, they performed on britain's got talent. tim muffett went to meet them. # rise up # yeah # rise up... in 2016, my kidneys failed. i

she has actually invited lush to visit them and hear more about this type of policing. in london, and some are saying they are potentially going to consider boycotting lush, and on social media there is also a hashtag where people are putting lush products down the toilet to share what they think of the campaign. but they are saying it is not an anti—police campaign, but they do wa nt to anti—police campaign, but they do want to highlight the things that went wrong in this undercover policing operation in the past. simonjones reporting. we have a summary of the business news, but first the headlines. the european union has promised to defend its interests of the donald trump slapped new tariffs on imports of european steel and aluminium. the transport secretary may be forced to appear in front of mps after chaos caused by the railway timetables. spain's prime minister mariano rajoy loses a parliamentary vote of confidence. there will now be a new government. in the business news... is a trade war looming? the european union issues a io—page list of tariffs on us goods r

will call an itch the wolf's place situated on an upturned plateau richly blessed by nature with its lush fields and and this forest. hidden away and strangely detached from time this tiny community nestles at the foot of mount sid or oval. an oasis of calm eight hundred meters up a jewel in the heart of central europe in eastern slovakia will call an edge a village in harmony with nature. i've. i've. i've. i've i've. i've i've. the village is only st pete's. to the cone of mounds the dollar which forms a natural to take to barry and to the north. until recently there was no real road here until anyone wanting to reach full color image from the valley had to walk several kilometers covered the distance on horseback all by donkey. in it seclusion the village was able to develop and preserve its unique architectural character. it's not known when people first settled here but the earliest written record dates back to fourteen sixty one. for centuries has stood as a masterpiece of slovak wooden architecture constructed in block form apart from the foundation the houses were erected without t

this is your own private desert oasis, very lush. inside is leading you to the outside. >> and nobody ever believes that a home like this would ever exist in the desert. i mean, really. >> and i don't blame 'em. >> the house features a truly relaxing oasis with a pool and spa and separate 516-square-foot guest house. i mean, i was inside the casita. i could live there and never leave. you've got the lap pool. >> absolutely. >> i mean, it has its own kitchen. it's self-contained all the way around. >> it's got its own kitchen. we're gettin' ready to walk past the -- the private spa over here. you can access it off of the patio off the master suite. >> yeah. >> the detail in the landscaping and the landscape architecture, and it really sets itself apart. other side, you've got the bocce court. so its an entertainer's dream. but it's also a great family home. >> self-contained. you don't have to leave. >> no. you really don't. >> if you don't wanna leave, you don't have to leave. when you look at this home and you see what comes with it

the area around the volcano is normally lush farmland but where the ash has fallen it now looks more like a lunar landscape. meanwhile dozens more homes in the u.s. state of hawaii have also been destroyed by lava flows this time from the killer way a volcano authorities say that some residents who had chosen not to leave earlier had to be rescued by helicopter to the way it has now destroyed almost two hundred properties since it began or wafting on hawaii's big island last month. it's for the new u.s. ambassador to germany has arrived as of britain's foreign ministry for his inaugural visit and he can expect some tough questions richard grinnell has come under fire for telling the right wing web site breitbart that he intends to empower europe's conservatives he says that they are on the rise due to what he calls the failed policies of the left a number of german lawmakers have criticized grinnell's comments saying that ambassadors should not get involved in local politics former german social democrat leader martin schultz tweeting quote u.s. ambassador grinnell does not act like

the area around the volcano is normally lush farmland but where the ash has fallen it now looks more like a lunar landscape. well let's take a look now at some of the other stories making headlines around the world today in the u.s. state of the why dozens more homes have been destroyed by new lava flows from the killer whale volcano authorities said some residents who had chosen not to evacuate had to be rescued by helicopter the killer way of all kaino has now claimed more than one hundred properties since it began erupting on hawaii's big island last month. in china's state media save more than twenty people have been rescued after a blast at an iron ore mine trapped them underground eleven people were killed by the explosion in providence on tuesday two more are still missing china's mines are some of the deadliest in the world. and ethiopia says it's ending the dispute over its shared border with eritrea after decades of tension in fighting the government says it will fully accept a un deal put forward in two thousand and two to divide up the contested territory between the two

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it is very like mar—a—lago, lush vegetation and so on. and it is perfectly laid out.this for a few days. the i contact you of body language, the first moments, it could set everything. —— eye contact, the body. donald trump has brought insistence that as soon as he will meet him he will understand. george w bush said he would look into putin's soul, in a similar exchange. we need to focus... 3—4 hours, that's a date. i am not being flippant. it that's a date. i am not being flippa nt. it is that's a date. i am not being flippant. it is not a long time. how many people do you know well in your life after a few hours? i am worried about over emphasis on the personal interaction. so much is going on. we are not talking about more things. that is a good analogy, the dating one. that is how trump sees it. he says he understands a person in a minute, whether he can negotiate. this might be the end of a carefully worked out bureaucratic process. but this is dinner with roses. can i see myself walking down the aisle with him in two years? that is how he is thinking of it. a l

the area around the volcano is normally lush farmland but where the ash has fallen it now looks more like a lunar landscape. meanwhile dozens more homes in the u.s. state of hawaii have also been destroyed by lava flows this time from a killer way up a volcano authorities say some residents serve would chose not to leave had to be rescued by helicopter to where destroyed almost two hundred properties since it began erupting on hawaii's big island last month. anglo-american has been answering questions from lawmakers in the german parliament's first ever q. and a session with the chancellor she responded to questions about the upcoming g. seven summit in canada and her role in the refugee crisis from now the chancellor will face pressures from going to start gumbo makers three times. jordan has seen a second nationwide strike in protest at a controversial plan to raise income taxes the country's prime minister has also has already stepped down as a result of the uproar again saying racist because that's the new prime minister to review the tax system. the european union's response to

and green and that's what vegas was 20 years ago. >> anthony: it was lush and green. >> robert: surencourages xeriscaping, a landscaping style focused on drought resistant plants and efficient irrigation. and if you don't get with the program, there's a hole out there in the desert for you, then. okay, not really. you get like a notice pinned to your door or something. but some people, they want the lawn. they got to have it. >> robert: yep. and they can have it, just don't water on the wrong days. >> anthony: how critical is it? >> robert: very. i mean there's no snow on the western sierra, so we don't get any continued flow into colorado dumping into lake mead. so, unless something drastically changes, which there is no foreseeable relief in the near future, but we got to stay positive. >> bondi: for the first 34 years of the development of a town, you just couldn't conceive of what was ahead. what we had, whatever was, you know, the newest thing that was happening was so spectacular and wonderful and, oh my gosh, we've reached a new eastern edge or western, northern edge. the odds

and finally, the daily mail reports that the home secretary is furious with the high street chain, lushmail says is, an "anti—police hate campaign." let's ta ke let's take a closer look at some of the stories gentlemen. we'll start off with the war. we knew it was coming, but now that it has actually had, what you make of it? this is trump coming on a lecture and pledge it would have been here before bush did this in 2002, after 18 months, the wto ruled it was illegal under the wto ruled it was illegal under the time it cost 200,000 jobs, i think it's a short—term shot in the arm for his base, but i think long—term protectionism does not work and i read a study today saying that for every onejob work and i read a study today saying that for every one job they could save it'll cost five in secondary industries, and a whole knock on effect what it means post brexit in terms of doing deals with the us. lots of flux from this. george, you believe —— i believe you wrote something and you addressed brexit. when he was elected president, there we re many when he was elected president, there we

let's quickly move onto the mail and lush. did you get this as soon as you saw it on social media? today, but having read about it, i think it's pretty outrageous. you know, i think actually you know, we should be supporting the police. they have a very difficultjob, i don't think it's the job of high street cosmetic chance to be going after the police. they don't have all the facts in place as should keep out of it. i think there has been a fair bit of backlash and rightly so. they have a very difficultjob and like i said best of times, we should be backing them. so the people, people saying that he went too far and did lots of good things, but too far with this. a think that's interesting angle, do they think it's their business interest that social media is a place which leans toward the left of where the british public are work at pain such as that against undercover office rs pain such as that against undercover officers goes viral and he clearly believes that there is principal argument for running the campaign but i think keeping sick to be good for the brand, but you artie

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lush... p.g. and e.k trees near >>> some of the leafier neighborhoods in marin county could soon be a little less lush. pg&e is changing the way it cuts back trees near power lines and as kpix5's emily turner explains, some of those cuts could be dramatic. >> reporter: the leafy green streets of san rafael's gerstle park are part of its curb appeal and million dollar value, but changes to the canopy are coming and many people living below it don't like the way it's being done. >> they do need trimmed, but it need to be done properly and just lopping off the branches is not only unsightly, but it's bad for the trees. >> reporter: the changes come from the california public utility commission's new wildland wildfire threat map. most of marin's land is classified as tier 2 or the riskiest tier 3 which changes the clearance requirements for tree branches around power lines. >> we know our community loves trees. we love trees. our customers love trees, but this is for their safety to keep that clearance from

they have been in russia in st petersburg in repino, a lush and plush wooded area where they are wellngs. i am area where they are well away from things. iam not area where they are well away from things. i am not sure if that is good or bad, but our sports correspondent is there. with them is our sports news correspondent david 0rnstein. we have always had our metatarsal worries, but what is this, rashford's knee? that's right, welcome to repino. if you look in the background to me, 20 minutes away in the dense forest, about 200 metres inland from the sea, england are in their base camp. it's called the four rest mix and they are here to rest and recuperate after their first training session on russian soil. the main injury concern is over marcus rashford, the manchester united striker did not train today. that is because of a knock he took to his knee in a closed training session at the camp at st george's park on monday. it is said to be a precaution, but he must now be a doubt for the opening game. but opening game will see england possibly using video assistant referees for the f

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. >> reporter: reynolds lake oconee man made lake, lush golf courses and multimillion dollar homes marketedhome buyers as a better kind of life. >> school was the key point that allowed us to move down here. >> reporter: with a better kind of school. >> we are lake oconee academy! >> reporter: lake oconee academy has an "a" rating from the state, a music lab with 25 pianos, a public charter school started by the property developer in part with private money but today funded by taxpayers and free to attend. >> i don't know who would not want their children there, if they're going to have these opportunities. >> reporter: sandra lawson, whose children were in a low performing school was hoping they'd win a spot in the charter lottery and she believes she never stood a chance. are you suggesting there might have been some deliberate effort to prevent your children from attending that school? >> or children like my children, african-american children. >> reporter: lake oconee academy told nbc the school is public, free, and open to all students in the county, but the facts show 73% of the stude

the road again as new tires ocean legacy is even starting to engage high street companies such as lush cosmetics who are using recycled plastic for their signature packaging so in order to make the black pots we've needed to turn this material basically into something that looks like this. so it's still a very small project but we're looking now in our own isolation to grow this much larger to engage more industry and more cleanup groups so that we can help create an economic value for these materials they're organized as a nonprofit foundation which means that all their profits get funneled into research education and more clean up nothing goes to waste here. so what are we turning this into the next step to make us. what that's. how are you turning this into fuel. it's a clever solution plastic is made from fossil fuels after all. to learn more chloe is taking me to the boat where they have a prototype of the machine they're developing on a larger scale. we've set our parameters and the machine is essentially heating up and we start to vaporize the plastic. the plastic is converted i

palm house, an early example of an iron-and-glass greenhouse dating from the mid-1800s, gives you a lush and humid jungle experience right in belfast. also in the garden is the ulster museum, the city's one major museum. you'll find a fascinating made-in-belfast exhibit under an arch proclaiming, "trade is the golden girdle of the globe." exhibits explain how belfast thrived in its glory days. the linen industry employed thousands. belfast workers made products from flax, like canvas and rope, which contributed mightily to maritime commerce. massive ships made in belfast were commonplace from seattle to shanghai. it feels like a new morning in belfast. it's hard to imagine that this bright and bustling commercial center was once a tense and subdued security zone. today there's no hint of security checks, not long ago a tiresome daily routine. >> this is "bbc world news america." >> funding of this presentation is made possible by the freeman foundation, kovler foundation, pursuing solutions for america's neglected needs, and purepoint financial. >> how do we shape our tomorrow? it starts

. >> reporter: reynolds lake in manmade lake, lush golf courses, and multi-million dollar homes marketedme buyers as a better kind of life. >> school was the key point that allowed us to move down here. >> reporter: with a better kind of school. >> we are lake academy! >> reporter: it has an "a" rating from the state, a music lab with 2 pianos, 17 ap classes. it's a public charter school started by the property developer in part with private money. but today funded by taxpayers and free to attend. >> i don't know who would not want their children there. if they're going to have these opportunities. >> reporter: sandra lawson, whose children were in a low-performing school, was hoping they'd win a spot in the charter lottery. but they didn't, and she believes they never stood a chance. are you suggesting there might have been deliberate effort to prevent your children from attending that school? >> or children like my africaor heto school is public, free, and open to all students in the county. but the facts show student body is white. while, for example, 14% of students are white at the

the letter was addressed to eric schmidt lush and then the defense lawyer for one of the growing until defendants did calling the justice minister writes while leafing through in the evening i found something about the submission of evidence. was the minister of justice unlawfully interfering in a criminal trial and giving legal advice to a defense lawyer. we show it to the author of the thesis and ask how he have any way to the letter in regard to the state's role jaring the trial. is that it is guns i don't want to fuck at us at anything but i got a fountain and that today had to set off and in contact so to and. this team must be untagged. and take the dog and take his concept in contact. emmett in bazza d's inside point i need him for one stab in good taste side i'm not dead. until they go because on the top of. the university of glasgow. history professor ray stocks conducts research at the faculty of corporate history. professor stokes is an acknowledged expert on twentieth century german business history. he read the doctoral thesis on the federal state government's role. he als

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the area around the volcano is normally lush farmland but where the ash has fallen it now looks more like a lunar landscape. and for more let's go in and ruben to measure from the national federation of the red cross in geneva this is the middle we've had they've been new volcanic eruptions in guatemala you know in close contact with workers on the ground what are they telling you yes very good morning well as you mentioned yesterday more explosions from the volcano where gold were reported and of course as far have a question for at least another six communities the recent rains which we all saw were concerned about also cause grew for collapse in much plates which was one of our concerns as well how is the situation who actually be the washing in what amount of cross and our colleagues in the field continue responding to the lifesaving activities and urgent needs inclusively of course monitoring the situation because still not over. the number of evacuees is increasing so far it's over three thousand two hundred in different emergency shelters where direct cross as well as other hu

the area around the volcano is normally lush farmland but where the ash has fallen it now looks more like a lunar landscape. a multinational crew of astronauts will blast off in a few hours time to spend six months on the international space station they lift off from the baikonur cosmodrome in kazakhstan under the command of german astronaut alexander gas conduct a host of experiments including into the effects of stress on the human immune system that will be important for future missions to mars as yuri or shadows said as this report from launch site. i mean by canoe or at the world's largest spaceport cause more drama as it's called here in the middle of the. nowhere in the world launches as many spacecraft as of this place thus even as the russian cosmonaut human regarding the first human in space to cough from here. there are just a few hours left until the launch. of a special train brinks of the so you spacecraft to the ramp security is tight especially i was told because there is a danger of espionage and here comes the rocket with a long shot at seven o'clock in the morning

the area around the volcano is normally lush farmland but where the ash has fallen it now looks more like a lunar landscape. they've been having some of the stories making news around the world in the u.s. state of hawaii dozens more films have been destroyed by new lava flows from the killer whale. because he said some visitors who chosen not to evacuate had to be rescued by helicopter the killer who has destroyed almost two hundred properties since it began erupting on why's big island last month and. people in jordan have had a second day of nationwide strike to protest against a controversial plan to raise income tax jordan's prime minister had already stepped on a via against the hike the king has asked the new prime minister to view the tax system. and present time i had at least a wreath at the monument commemorating the jewish uprising in the warsaw ghetto during the second. it's the last day office two day trip to poland by the german head of state during which he stripped potence of democracy and the room of. the german chancellor long force against it but now it's finally

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meal whether the weather how did he impact on the gave the pitch will be a lot smoother a lot more lush will definitely maybe try to influence the proceedings that yeah you got terrible weather we've got sunshine we've got a quad tom delay's not being on different planets they so i just wanted to ask you a different planet in terms of i think the mentality of the supporters coming into this competition wasn't really any hope i don't think from from russia fans they never got out of the world cup group stage they've been in pretty terrible form coming into it not saying a lot from then is there a lot of excitement now the fans starting to believe that they could achieve something in this competition. i think so i think the general feeling is getting out of the group would be a fantastic achievement i think they recognize that win against saudi arabia it wasn't just three points it was the convincing manner in which it was done and of course will help that goal difference average that. sanjoy well i thought. you. couldn't live as you can sure that they can get out of that group again like

sixteen on the middle of the rainy season hitting its lush and green and yet there on the slopes for the volcano everything is just ash and all right everything is color covered with. highway to pass through there has been covered in two different spots and there's a lot of efforts right now to try to get that highway clear to allow some of these emergency vehicles to get a little bit closer to the epicenter of the slide now that's where model and last i came down and came down like through an entire village i was there you know in one area that was there for only about fifteen minutes to go for bodies out of the house they're going in and just looking for looking for the voluble if they just really bodies that looking for one of the rescue rescuers that i was speaking to was saying that it's very little hope at this stage that they're going to find any survivor it came down so fast and furious and then there's the problem that the law always closed down that in the fall but because of this amount of rain and because of the amount of labs and the sign the exclusion it does channel th

has the cosmetics company lush overstepped the mark with a social media campaign highlighting the so called spy—cops scandal? and later, we'll be taking our nightly look at what's on tomorrow's front pages, with pr consultant and former conservative party communications director giles kenningham, and the political editor of the new statesman george eaton. that's all ahead on bbc news. now on bbc news, it's time for sportsday. hello and welcome to sportsday — i'm azi farni. it's been a good day for england against pakistan, we'll be live at headingley on day one of the second test. gareth southgate defends raheen sterling over the controversy caused by his gun tattoo and tyson fury says it's been a tough road to his long awaited return to boxing. i was almost at the bottom of no return and i've been brought back andi return and i've been brought back and ijust return and i've been brought back and i just want to show to everyone that if i can do it anyone can do it because i'm no different to anybody else. because i'm no different to anybody else. hello and welcome to sportsday. thank

has the cosmetics company lush overstepped the mark with a social media campaign highlighting the sotant and former conservative party communications director giles kenningham, and the political editor of the new statesman george eaton. that's all ahead on bbc news.

the area around the volcano is normally lush farmland but where the ash has fallen it now looks more like a lunar landscape. but meanwhile dozens more homes in the u.s. state of hawaii have also been destroyed by law flowers this time from a killer whale volcano authorities say some residents who had chosen not to leave had to be rescued by helicopter killer whale has now destroyed almost two hundred properties since it began erupting on hawaii's big island last month. israel's prime minister benjamin netanyahu is in britain the third stop on a tour aimed at pushing european allies to take a tougher line on iran but like the leaders of france germany and france british prime minister theresa may stressed her country's commitment to the iran nuclear deal so long as to meet its obligations. jordan has a second nationwide strike as demonstrations against the controversial plan to raise income tax rates continue the country's prime minister has already stepped down as a result of days of public protest mccain has asked the new prime minister to review the tax system. and watching t.w. ne

the area around the volcano is normally lush farmland but where the ash has fallen it now looks more like a lunar landscape. we want to go now to our correspondent of filio harms our routine she is in the guatemalan town of school which is close to the volcano ophelia it's good to have you with us you're close to the volcano we can see there's a fire brigade firemen but behind you there what are you what are you seeing and what are you hearing right now. yes i was able to enter the area where this little town which is the most affected one is covered in ashes and i can tell you the smell is so bad that you can actually tell where the bodies are lying but it's so difficult to to bury them out there are big stones that the volcano throw and the rescuers are here only for a couple of hours more those seventy two hours that they are supposed to be looking for bodies will be over soon and they are trying to hurry as much as they can but it's difficult so far i think about eleven bodies have been found while i've been here so at least that's good news for the people that are still looking

but before we answer that question let's take a trip into nature in the high to trust lush fields just below the tree line are ideal for the flocks of sheep we just still widespread in this region. we spoke to shepard you're a. very good at there are just so that are it i need a very healthy life because i'm always out in the fresh air so i get a lot of exercise whereas office workers spend all day sitting at a computer they're only have to eat a bread roll and they put on weight. for that that can happen to me i'm slim i only weigh seventy five kilos but. the fifty one year old shepherd looks after some five hundred sheep all summer long. he's out and about on the meadows of the high touches from dawn till dusk every day he covers around ten kilometers without a break. six. sleeps in the early evening the sheep are herded together for milking. the milk is contained mainly in the top of the outer you have to press firmly to force it down . most of the sheep however are milt mechanically eight at a time this takes over two hours. but work is by no means over for the day she still has to

shoes of a person who in many thousands of years time sees a sign reading warning nuclear waste in a lush rammstein five a savvy that in the worst case scenario they neither know that it's a message nor that it's meant for them or anyone at all and they don't understand what it means if we look at old german i can read it because i'm a german linguistics expert and only because i've been trained to read it for an ordinary german condoned or stand it and that's just one thousand five hundred years ago but what if three thousand years have gone by i suspect i toss and out of gals and. that's why in the one nine hundred eighty s. a french italian team researched alternative ways of conveying information. they suggested breeding genetically modified cats whose fare lights up when it's exposed to radioactivity. special nuclear flowers could also warn people in a more sustainable manner than writing with symbols. information has never been deliberately passed on and understood across such a long time period. but never before did humans have such a great responsibility to subsequent generations

happy cattle on lush meadows island seems to be a paradise for livestock owners especially conventional farmers along with romania and the netherlands island is the e.u. nation with the smallest area of bio pastures. bill o'keefe two is an advocate of conventional farming. the people are very much have the best quality food going into that so we think we can create a bit of a nice share in r. and r. clean green image and the clean green reality really you know it's not just an image it is reality if we're out here in march raising grass we're producing high quality milk and we think there's a there's a huge benefit to people if they consume those products through lies and that is. the advantage is that the cows eat grass which is important for milk quality they are outside for more than three hundred days a year to ensure that's enough for the gross bill o'keefe has to spread chemical fertilizer on his fields in spring and in autumn despite that he can venture. it is not synonymous with factory farming. on average conventional irish milk contains more omega three fatty acids and antioxi

a lush field of green for scientists, scientists like rick doblin and sue sisley, who hope to get research grade marijuana from these fields for the first ever federally approved clinical study to see if marijuana can treat the symptoms of ptsd. >> i have to say i'm kind of stunned because i think we were standing pretty much in the same spot and there was nothing here. >> exactly. >> a year and a half ago. are you as surprised as i am? >> to be honest with you, yes. >> in the last year alone, the federal government has increased their production of pot by 30 fold from just 46 pounds to 1,400 pounds. the government anticipates studies on everything from cancer to pain to epilepsy. and they want to have the marijuana ready to push science forward. >> if we don't have it, we'll have to grow it. >> dr. nora volkov is the director of the national institute on drug abuse. they're the agency in charge of the field and responsible for dispensing marijuana for government-approved research. >> we try to anticipate what researchers are going to need, and so we have based on that expanded our product

a region so fertile and lush that it's been referred to as china's breadbasket.u. despite its ever-growing skyline, it hasn't lost its deep culinary roots and traditions. >> man: heart. >> anthony: and i figured if i'm going back to sichuan i should bring a friend. someone unused to the, how shall i say, level of heat commonly found in the food here. someone who's never been to china before and is unused to its ways. i'm talking, of course, about chef eric ripert, of such three-star michelin restaurants as new york's le bernardin. so, welcome to china, eric. >> eric: thank you. >> anthony: first time to the mainland? >> eric: yes, and i'm very surprised already about, uh, what i see in the city here. i was expecting, like, uh, kind of a gigantic chinatown that we have in new york. >> anthony: that's some racist shit right there, i'm telling you. >> eric: no, very surprising the streets, they're very clean, just, it almost looks like a european city. >> anthony: except for the air. the air quality, i mean, maybe you've noticed that haze -- >> eric: yeah, it's like