what does monsanto do next? they don't have a lot of options.: you mentioned to regulatory approval might be easier. are there goes the regulatory hiccups? >> that's the big question. that is why the stock is trading so low. regulatory wise there is less concern, but it's more a chinese state backed company getting control of the u.s. food supply. mark: this is part of a big china plan to be self-sufficient. china m&aof a big grab. chemchina has been highly acquisitive in the last decade. where is this taking this? >> to a whole new level. we saw this in the past and various industries. oil and gas. this is the biggest deal by far. hearing about the chinese buyer and we remain skeptical, those days are over. chemchina shows they can do big deals and they have the financing to back it up. they had the strategic vision. this is the chinese government saying, we want to have the technology and know-how in critical industries. this time it is agriculture. this is just the beginning of more. kirtchfeld, covering m&a on bloomberg. few minutes just a a

koda is trained in narcotics monsanto and several executives will pay more than 80 million dollars to settle federal allegations. the allegations state monsanto didn't properly account for millions of dollars paid to distribubuors as rebates monsanto hasn't admitted any wrongdoing, but it also agreed to hire a consultant to review the company's financial reporting procedures for rebates. the ceo paid three million dollars even though regulators say he did nothing wrong. coming up on kwwl, while the cold weather is keeping people keeping warm. and - the panther's can match their longest winning streak for this season with a win tonight against missouri state. mark woodley will join us with a preview of tonighh's matchup. and... here's a live look at the storm track 7 live doppler radar.... chief meteorologist mark schnackenberg will have your full forecast, coming up. "winner of the regional "now your storm track 7 forecast on kwwl." from the kwwl stormtrack 7 weather team. see the screen weather information. here is additional forecast information from the kwwl stormtrack 7 weather te

stays offers what monsanto could not as it agrees to buy syngenta for $43 billion in cash. yahoo puts up the for sale cost as it tries to slash costs. will the change in small print be enough for the brexit? all of that and much more coming up. ♪ francine: welcome back. this is "the pulse." we were just talking about some of the oil majors that had been downgraded. when you look at brent, wti over the last couple weeks, it is one of the main worries that investors have out there. they are concerned that there may eat something more sinister thathey are concerned there may be something more sinister out there that there may be some oversupply. you so much for sticking around. simon, i want to get your thoughts on minors. we talked about oil majors. are focusing on equity holders and not so much debt holders. what is your take on miners? they seem to be having a tougher time than the oil majors. cut bhpook, we billiton on monday from a plus to a. we wanted to look at any a mouse the company makes for results, not just 2015 numbers but dividend expectations. -- we want to look

which outpaces the monsanto proposal months ago.. portions.. syngenta rejected the monsanto bid.. angering shareholders.. but that strategy may have paid off now.. monsanto shares have dropped about 13 percent since august after a commodity slump.. chemchina guarantees a higher price than the stock ever reached on its state involvement.. u-s anti trust regulators could view it as a national security interest. ---- and that's all the time i have for the show today.. thanks for joining us on the agribusiness report.. hope to see you again next time. ---- we'll post a video every day in the agribusiness section of kcrg.com. you'll find it under the news tab. i'm david geiger with the agribusiness report. trt 3.21 oc webtease the john deere company is urging the u-s congress to ratify the trans-pacific partnership. the company released a statement saying the trade agreement is quote--"a much needed step countries have signed the t-p-p. the deere and company chairman and c-e-o says the agreement "benefits our customers, our employees, and expands our business opportunities. " for our w

ngenta rejected the monsanto bid.. angering shareholders.. but that strategy may have paid off now.. monsanto shares have dropped about 13 percent since august after a commodity slump.. chemchina guarantees a higher price than the stock ever reached on its own.. however.. with rumors of state involvement.. u-s anti trust regulators uld view it as a national securiri interest. ---- ananthat's all the time i have for the show today.. thanks for joining us on the agribusiness report.. hope to see you again next time. ---- we'll post a video every day in the agribusiness section of kcrg.com. you'll find it under the news tab. i'm david geiger with the agribusiness report. trt 3.21 oc webtease the john deere company is urng the u-s trans-pacific partnership. the company releleed a statement saying the trade agreement is quote--"a much needed step to boost the global economy. 12 countries have signed the t-p-p. the deere and company chairman and c-e-o says the agreement t enefits our customers, our employees, and expands our business opportunities.

syngenta rejected the monsanto bid.. angering shareholders.. but that strategy may have paid off now.. monsanto shares have dropped about 13 percent since august after a commodity slump.. chemchina guarantees a higher price than the stock ever reached on its own.. however.. with rumors of state involvement.. u-s anti trust regulators could view it as a national security interest. and that's all the time i have for the show today.. thanks for joinin surf, stream, download, and play on multiple devices at once, with centurylink internet. get up to 40 megs for $20 a month for 1 year just call... ...right now. wanna see this as an action movie? [ deep voice ] get ready. 40 megs is only $20 a month. [ normal voice ] or drama? [ melodramatic voice ] get up to 40 megs for $20 a month. [ normal voice ] only from centurylink. speed may not be available in your area.

speaking of china, monsanto receiving chinese approval for its roundup ready 2 extend soybeans this week. that means the product that has resistance to both roundup and dicamba will be available fo rthe 2016 growing season. even though it cleared hurdles in china, the use of dicamba over the top still is waiting epa approval. but monsanto company says you can use dicamba as a burndown, but according to the label, it must be done 30 days prior to planting. epa administrator na mccarthy being asked to testify in front of congress next week. the house hearing is to look at the agency's possible overeach, and impacts on teh rural economy. the house ag committee says mccarthy will be asked to explain her recent decisions. speaking of epa, bayer crop science is telling the agency it will not voluntarily pull it's belt insecticide from shelves. its registered for use on 200 crops but is mostly used on tree nuts. epa says it's worried about its impact on invertebrates that live in the testing and monitoring shows no impact and it's questioning epa's data and it's support for production agricultu

lukas: monsanto will be forking out 80 million dollars to settle civil accounting violations. that's after the company allegedly mistated earnings to u-s security regulators for its top selling product "round- up". the case revovles around a corporate rebate program, designed to boost sales of the popular weed killer. " lukas: it was an emotional scene at the woobury county court house yesterday... as two sioux city teens were sentenced for sting a bank robbery last year " crying...i love you" 18 year old angelica perez and 19 year old zevenbergen to 5 years in prison for staging a robbery at the security national bank located inside the hamilton boulavard hyvee store ...where zenvenbergen worked as a teller. ring the robbererperez window and demanded cash. zevenbergen then pretended to faint to buy time for perez to get away. both were eventually caught and pleaded guilty to 2nd degree theft in connection to the crime. a representative of the bank is saying the incident had a lasting impact " within one week the bank lost two employees. others asked to be relocated to other b

monsanto republicano que asistÍa por tercera vez le pareciÓ que el enojo dominó el debate. >> nos haque desconfÍa en los gobernantes votarÍa por ella. >> vamos para nevaa donde nosotros sabemos que la comunidad latina puede ser un cambio. se van a concentrar por supuesto estaremos ahÍ para darle cobertura es evento. fernando pizarro univisiÓn. presentador: al menos siete personas resultaron heridas que involucrÓ un choque mÚltiple a cuatro personas. cuando un vehÍculo hubiera despuÉs de haber disparado en otro auto, tres de los heridos viajaban en el auto y estÁn detenido cuando dejen el hospital. presentadora: jaime martÍnez se identificÓ como la persona variada ayer caminaba cerca de las avenidas cuando un auto en movimiento le disparaba. hasta el momento no hay detenidos ni sospechosos. presentador: este lunes el es el juicio de un hombre por haber violado una joven, a una mujer de 36 aÑos luego de que atendiera su reporte de violencia domÉstica. se tratÓ de una relación sexual de mutuo consentimiento. >> la persona muriÓ atropellada por un tren esa noche en san mateo elecciones s

monsanto will pay 80 million dollars. the company was accused of not accounting for millions of dollars paid to distributors are rebates. that distorted the company's earnings reports. the ceo paid back three million even though regulators say he did nothing wrong. social media has a power that can be a problem at times... but it can also be very powerful in a good way. which is exactly what we're homeless man reconnecting with his family. chico's life is about to change. he hasn't seen his sister on a cellphone for the first time in decades. "can you be ready friday or saturday?" she is heard telling her brother. "you going to come down here?" he asked. "yes!" lupe said. he's spent almost 10 adrienne arsht center for food and comfort. it was there that chico met gaby. "there''people out there that give a damn about americans like me,""e said. and after she shot this video of chico... gaby then got this message on to his siblings. when asked how it feels to talk to her bother again, lupe replied, "it's awesome. i am so ov

jenna: monsanto will be forking out 80 million dollars to settle civil accoununng that's after the company allegedly mistated earnings to u-s security regulators for its top selling product "round- up". the case revovles ound a corporate rebate program, designed to boost sales of the popular weed killer. staying on the topic of agriculture, for the third year in a row profitability in the farm sector is on the decline. u-s-d-a projections for 2016 show net farm income is expected to dip 3 percent from last year's forecast levels, marking the lowest net income in 14 years. it's a drop of 56 percent from a recent high logged in 20-13. ag experts say thdrop is mostly due to a large supply, not only in the u-s but around the world. chris benson, director of applied ag and food studies at morningside college says a big part of the drop in corn and soybean prices is weather related. "i think the u-s farmer needs to be planning for two to three more years of markets in this area if we have normal weather. and if we have perfect growing conditions we could see those prices drop even tim: benson sa

based ag giant monsanto which offered $46.5 billion. >>> another round of recalls for toyota. recalling 320,000 trucks and suvs because roof mointed air bags can -- mounted air bags can inflate without a crash. the 2003, 2006 land cruiser and the 2004-64 runner. two lux sus models included, the 2003 through 6lx470 and the 2004-6gx470. the company blames improper programming in the air bag control computer. >>> this week, we learned yahoo will make serious cuts, now we internet giant is laying off 1700 workers, that is 15% of the work force. it will close 3 international offices and sell-off up to $3 billion in assets. the fate of the ceo is unclear, she said she is committed to turning things around. yahoo stock plummeted by 35% in just the past year. >>> a pilot makes a split second decision, when his plane was in distress in midair. >>> midair. >> the water landing caught on video next. >>> what a neighbor is telling authorities about the relationship between a murdered accused in her death. >>> dallo airlines plane was flying between 12-14,000 feet, when passengers heard an

in many ways, this deal was more favorable for syngenta and the one with monsanto.e mentioned antitrust concerns, other concerns the regulators might want to get involved with -- they are talking about things getting into the food chain. u.s. authorities might want to look into things like that. constitute critical parts of u.s. infrastructure. that adds another level. nejra: absolutely. this will end up on the desk of foreign investors most likely in the u.s.. why? any authorities look at is deal that could pose a threat to national security. of course, we're talking here about the food chain. also, it is about syngenta having operations in the u.s. business unitso in the u.s. also, with some of these deals, it is about whether any of these businesses are near any military or sensitive site the u.s. as far as we are aware, suggested does have a unit around 80 miles from a site in louisiana. the could be questioned over that as well. other than as a blocking the deal, it is hard to say. certainly, that could be a stumbling block. anna: interesting what will happen t

they rejected a bigger takeover giant monsanto. >>> round of recalls for toyota. it's over air bags. this time toyota recalling 302,000 trucks and suvs, because the roof mounted air bags can inflate without a crash. recall covers 2005-6 tundra and sequoia, the 3-6 land cruiser, and the 2004-64runner. two lux us models are included. lx470 and gx470. improper programming in the air bag control computer is the problem. >>> yahoo will try to bail itself out of a financial bind, laying off 1700 workers or 15% of the work force and close three international offices and sell-off up to $3 billion in assets. the fate of ceo melissa my ser committed to turning things around. the company's stock plummeted 35% in a year. >>> it's a capital case that's producing sad testimony. who testified after a day in the trial of travion smith. accused of killing the mother of an 8-year-old girl. startling new information about the spread of the zika virus, the first case in the u.s., amid the outbreak in latin america. the breakm >>> news weather and traffic to go. >> leaving our news to

monsanto will pay 80 million dollars. the company was accused of not accounting for millions of dollars paid to distributors as rebates. that distorted the compann's earnings reports. the ceo paid back three million, even though regulators say he did social media has a power that can be a problem at times... but it can also be very powerful in a good way. which is exactly what we're seeing this morning. liz nagy tells us about a chico's life is about to almost 40 years. tuesday night, time in decades. "can you be reay friday or saturday?" she is heard telling her brother. "you going to come "yes!" lupe said. he's spent almost 10 years walking and living on the streets of downtown miami, coming to this spot of the adrienne arsht center for food and comfort. it was there that chico met gaby. "there's people out there that give a damn about little mexican- americans like me," he said. and after she shot this when asked how it feels to talk to her bother again, lupe replied, "it's awesome. i am so overwhelmed." hugged chico.

this came from monsanto, went back to monsanto. host: hi, gary. caller: good morning. thank you for c-span. -- i'velike to speak heard very few, if anybody speak on the subject of hillary money and having paid staffers from the private prison industry. bernie will be going to states african-american and the circuits should be talking about her ties to the private prison industry and her taking money from them. host: where did you hear that? caller: online. host: do you remember which publication or website? believe.orld news, i host: let's go on to dan in hampton, ford appeared republican. hampton, florida. caller: i am a current events junkie. i enjoy listening to the different callers and i respect all their opinions. i enjoy listening to them. i wanted to call this morning not so much to talk about the new hampshire results, but i wanted to make a couple general, very quick statement about things that have come up about mr. trump. and provide may be some context that maybe will help folks understand. , i beenk observation watching the speeches from senator sanders a

simon: it's difficult to see monsanto going hostile in this situation.kind of drifted into the arms of the chinese. this way, the chemchina deal is, as i understand it, syngenta will still be whole. matt: michael murray lately has been talking about -- stephanie: he's one of the most well-known characters in the big short, a guy who went against all of his investors, is no shoes and drums and said the end is coming. matt: he said he was going to invest in water. and he has decided that to invest in food as a way to invest come as a proxy for water. you need a time of water to make food and beverages. 400 bottles of water make one bottle of wine. chemchina is also going big on food. china in general needs to get ag products in. simon: they have a problem. you're on your, declining arable land. years, one of the priorities is to develop biotech vector for food. at the moment, they don't use genetically modified food. that has to change. they are going to increase and not even maintain efficiency for food, because that's kind of a disappearing prospect, but

monsanto will pay 80 million dollars. the company was accused of not accounting for millions of dollars paid to distributors as rebates. that distorted the company's earnings report. the ceo paid back three million, even though regulators say he did nothing wrong. another airbag recall to let you know about this morning. volkswagen is recalling 680- thousand cars -- that's just in the u-s. the company says the driver's side airbags that may have defective inflators from takata....which could hurt or ill the driver to figure out if your car i part of the takata recall -- head to our home page we're getting a better idea of how much money we're all saving at the pump. the government says the average household is expected tt save 320 dollars this year because gas prices are so low. yesterday, we told you how the average price would stay below two dollars for 2016. that has the attention of the federal reserve... exceed our projectctns for than we expect." that's good news, but there are also warning signs about the economy.

. >> she was attacked really viciously by monsanto, and she was condemned pretty regularly as a spinster>> she got called into this battle at a time when she was already in a fairly advanced stage of cancer. >> the u.s. government went into a review of all of her data and months later came out with a report basically backing rachel carson. she dies in 1964 just shortly after with cancer. but if you have to make a hall of fame of people in the environmental movement, rachel carson is the game-changer. she's number one. >> by closing loopholes which permitted pesticides to be sold before they were fully tested, this bill safeguards the health of all americans. i'm sorry the voice of rachel carson is still today. she would have been proud of this bill and this moment. >> there were all of these things that were beginning to affect human health. we had cities in america increasingly having to call smog alerts. we had rivers catching on fire. in the santa barbara oil spill, it became clear that even the very richest cities were going to be exposed to massive environmental threats. >> the dril

advocacy groups say the spike may actually be linked to a larvicide made by a japanese subsidiary of monsanto that has been used to stop the development of mosquito larvae in drinking water. pope francis addressed indigenous people in the southern mexican state of chiapas, asking for forgiveness over what he called their systematic exclusion from society. >> many times in a systematic and structural way, your people have been misunderstood and excluded from society. some have even considered you inferior as well. your values, cultures, your traditions, others dizzy with power, money, and market laws have robbed you of your lands or have taken part in actions that contaminate the land. amy: pope francis is expected to end his trip to mexico wednesday with a trip to juarez along the u.s.-mexico border. ahead of his visit, families separated by u.s. immigration policies lined up to reunite with each other through the border fence. the british government is planning to ban public institutions from engaging in boycotts, including those aimed at pressuring israel over its occupation of palestinian

he's not connected to monsanto. he's not connected to, you know, big pharm. it's possible -- >> seth: and it's young crowds, yes? like when you go to these -- >> mix, i mean, certainly, the 15,000 volunteers that came to iowa, a lot of them were really young. but no, you look out and -- no, it was really, really diverse. i mean, i think that it's young people that have been following him, because, you know, he hadn't really gotten coverage until lately. so a lot of people, younger people were very hip to what he was talking about before everybody else. but now that people are able to listen, i think that it's very >> seth: it's very easy to listen to him, 'cause he's very loud. he will raise his voice. you can -- even if you're not in that's bernie. he's saying some very interesting things. >> well, i wasn't able to be in new hampshire, but i'm going to nevada and i'm going to south carolina. it's been a great experience to just see the patriots of this part of the process. so, please make sure you're registered to vote. and if you're democrat -- democratic,

remember it's an all-cash offer, is it going to be enough to prevent further people coming back, monsanto the example, bidding for syngenta. the chairman wouldn't give a comment on it, but i get the sense they think this deal is big enough. it's expected to close by the end of this year. guys, back to you. >> julia, thank you. i did want to take a moment to ask you about european banks. i know you were just at ubs headquarters yesterday. whenever the discussion right now comes down to why the banks are most hated, and we're getting a lot of answers on our twitter questions that they are right now, it comes back to europe and worries about the european banks. what is going on? what's at the heart of those concerns? >> reporter: we've had a number of issues as regards the european banks. just a couple weeks ago, concerns about the italian banking sector and the nonperforming loans there. we're a couple of years behind the u.s. banks in terms of raising capital. so there's still issues in terms of regulation, capital raising for these banks. and of course what we've heard from the likes of u

monsanto is going to be sued in presumably for crimes against humanity. it took only 40 years to overcome this saying it's not carcinogenic. in next five, 10 years, and then it will be [inaudible] all this stuff, i see advertisement for mount davidson all the time. please don't approve this list and take all these things used by park. it's completely unjustifiable. about the use which are wrong. because san francisco forest alliance gets sunshine result and according to them, the use of herbicides in natural areas are grown by 300% from 2008-2013. they went a little bit down in '14 and '13. it's like the individual application all summarized. it goes both up. in natural area. i live next to natural area. they use four time more of those herbicides than all other rec and park combined with exception, all the golf courses are included. in september 2015, american academic of pediatrics say exposure to herbicides lead to cancer in children. and the department of environment thinks one extra child with cancer is justification for the use -- that's what you do

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