it's enormous monika share price of buy a has around about hov since the takeover of one santo was first announced in twenty sixteen and the largest part of those losses has occurred since last august when we had this first court case in the united states where buyer was sentenced to bait to pay damages because of life or saved and you know in this case now in san francisco we shouldn't forget that this is called a bellwether case which means that we're not only talking about this one man we're talking about more than seven hundred more cases that the judge in san francisco has on his table and all those cases can proceed now more easily ok call it was in there in frankfurt thank you so much well what could such a verdict mean for agricultural biotechnology as a whole after all the world must be fed right now the five biggest cities in the world all in asia and they keep growing let us all the food is supposed to come from some say urban farming is the key. vegetables from the factory they need less water less fertilizer less crop protection and above all less land vertical greenhouses c

governments in africa keep sole control of key sectors all that story and a whole lot more coming up with monika and business africa that's in one minute set time and i'll see you again tomorrow. if you know i mean in your minutes in going us. most router what i'm focused on him is you know what i'm with what i'm organizing around upwards of three. point zero point zero conceived because as you say acid cannot only save but are going on where they're being funded. we make up over a week watches over half of the under budget by we on the civil service and. the want to shape the continent's future to. be part of enjoying african youngsters as they share their stories their dreams and their challengers. to the citizenship and percent. platform officer in charge. of the. no end in sight for south africans power cuts state utility eskom continues to suffer capacity constraints following the months of cyclon which hit south africa's electricity imports from mozambique. also on the show as more and more people leave floral regions can the rooftop gardens help feed of south africa's booming cities. welc

last year monika from our won the prize for story. nobody wanted to publish it but now it's proving popular for our says self publishing offers a number of advantages. to mrs island's i miss aspect one major factor is the wide variety of topics that you can find in these kinds of books and that includes all sorts of margin. subjects that are just as important but don't appeal to the mainstream publishers i mean spin people out i fired someone for example in my book i addressed the issue of sexual harassment. and i'm only been a single off i think it's extremely important to have a platform to initiate discussion us and it just isn't. the likes of fair shows that books and readers do still exist a recent study indicates that fewer people are buying books these days but those who do buy more. one of the stars of this year's event is the outspoken russian american journalist and activist mushing gessen she has been awarded the twenty nine thousand leipsic book fair award for european understanding. these days people are lining up to inte

cyber security credentials and more in business looking forward to it thanks so much stay tuned for monika and business here on the news always back next hour. he came as an illegal immigrants lead a productive life and got to pause it or it. can say is gone and he's not welcome back lady liberty as paige is looking down shaking her head like what happened to america. donald trump's sera tolerance policy has torn apart illegal immigrant families in america. close up in sixty minutes w. . what's the connection between bread flour ambiguity and. no guilt montas d.w. correspondent and avid baker crap from charm cusco no joke about recipes for success i am strategies that make a difference i am baking bread. on g.w. . i'm scared that the my work not hard and in the end this is a me you're not allowed to stay here any more we will send you back. are you familiar with this. new smugglers we're alliance and. what's your story. on what numbers and women especially are victims of violence. take part and send us your story we are trying in all ways to understand this new culture. another visitor not

sarah: i found monika bickert very earnest and try to solve in trying tost solve this problem.re is only so much you can do with the resources she is given to deal with the content of 2.7 billion users across all of these platforms who are posting billions of things a day. carol: let me jump in for a second. do they have a point? we are so critical of what goes on in china in terms of -- jason: censorship. carol: of that going on there. what is the line that something like a facebook or any social media platform has to follow in terms of letting people do their own thing without policing it too much? freedom of speech. sarah: that is the same debate they are having right now at facebook. how much can we really decide that we want our platform to not have this kind of content and how much is overreach? if we say that this information is likely to spark violence, should it be facebook that is saying that or should it be some outside groups who really have the expertise? in that case they decide it should not be facebook, that they should bring outside groups. that makes respondin

monika plaha, bbc news. have made history by becoming the first members of the royal family to visit cuba in an official capacity. 0ur royal correspondent nicolas witchell is travelling with the couple, and has sent this report from havana. welcome to cuba, the guard of honour of the revolutionary armed forces of one of the world's last remaining single party communist states, with a greeting for the representative of perhaps the world's best—known representative monarchy, prince charles of the united kingdom. no member of the british royal family has ever been to cuba before, to stand alongside portraits of revolutionaries like che guevara, peeking through on the left here. but charles and his wife are in havana as a sign of britain's readiness to engage with cuba, and at this memorial for one of cuba's heroes from its revolutionary war, a wreath was placed and respect duly shown. it's the kind of things the royals can do — send a signal without getting enmeshed with things like cuba's human rights record.