you mentioned earlier about do you actually say that there causation of monsanto was a huge mistake for. i'm proud i do say that i mean hindsight is wonderful you can look at the harvick of the share price and say it was a bad deal that's easy to say but i think structurally and i remember saying this at the time they announced in may of 2016 it's now 4 years since that happened they didn't close it for 2 years i knew it was going to be a distraction for the top management it was and even without the litigation you're talking about different businesses you're talking about does the corporate group structure a value question mark it's not it's never been a good deal you could have argued for it on the basis of some scaling back but in aggregate of course it's a different business and if they'd done something more creative if props on it out like they did with some specialty chemicals earlier on but some focus around that perhaps they could have made it work but trying to keep this massive conglomerate think going with those 2 businesses was always going to be a tough one to execute and s

after the acquisition in 2018 by a london court as the new owner a man who'd used monsanto's herbicide roundup or contracted cancer he accused the company of downplaying the weed killers risks a string of cases followed with by a losing one after the other. roundup with its active ingredient life as it is normally used in agriculture but monsanto also promoted its best seller as a weed killer for gardens sports fields and parks as well the herbicide has never been classified as carcinogenic by the u.s. environmental protection agency e.p.a. and that was the main pillar of bias defense but judges and juries consistently saw it differently buyers new subsidiary was threatening to topple it into bankruptcy the german company's shares have plummeted since the takeover in march this year buyer's market capitalization had been hard. mates of shareholders were piling on the pressure to get the problem sorted fast the $10800000000.00 settlement may help to do that meanwhile buyer and u.s. regulators still insist that roundup does not cause cancer when used correctly and on monday the californi

crop science giant monsanto to take over the disapprove more costly than anyone could have imagined 2 months after the acquisition in 2018 by a london court as the new owner a man who'd used monsanto's herbicide roundup or contracted cancer he accused the company of downplaying the weed killers risks a string of cases followed with by a losing one after the other roundup with its active ingredient life as it is normally used in agriculture but monsanto also promoted its best seller as a weed killer for gardens sports fields and parks as well. herbicide has never been classified as carcinogenic by the u.s. environmental protection agency e.p.a. and that was the main pillar of bias defense but judges and juries consistently saw it differently buyer's new subsidiary was threatening to topple it into bankruptcy . the german company's shares have plummeted since the takeover in march this year buyer's market capitalization had been hard. major shareholders were piling on the pressure to get the problem sorted fast the 10800000000 dollars settlement may help to do that meanwhile buyer and u

round up with its active ingredient life as it is normally used in agriculture but monsanto also promoted its best seller as a weed killer for gardens sports fields and parks as well the herbicide has never been classified as carcinogenic by the u.s. environmental protection agency e.p.a. and that was the main pillar of bias defense but judges and juries consistently saw it differently buyers knew subsidiary was threatening to topple it into bankruptcy the german company shares have plummeted since the takeover in march this year buyer's market capitalization had been hard. major shareholders were piling on the pressure to get the problem sorted fast the 10800000000 dollars settlement may help to do that meanwhile buyer and u.s. regulators still insist that roundup does not cause cancer when used correctly and on monday the californian court ruled that roundups instruction leaflet does not have to carry a warning that it could cause cancer. despite concerns over the spread of the corona virus polls have opened in russia for a vote on a number of controversial reforms one of which would al

even though the share holders have lost a lot of market value ever since bayer went on to buy monsanto for $63 billion u.s. dollar, the company lost some 13 billion euro in market capitalization and that is not coming back, at least in the immediate future what happens next is that bayer has to pay roughly $5 billion this year and another $5 billion next year. they are going to fund it from their cash flow and the sale of their animal health unit the rest, which is not covered, they are not selling new bonds >> going from there. if you look back to when this story initially broke, it took investors by surprise and took a while to get on board in the first place. where do you expect the focus to go now that the overhang has been largely lifted? >> the ceo of bayer reiterating that purchase of monsanto was a good deal for the company going forward they are sticking to the opinion that they are among the most rigorously studied items and will not cause cancer. the change it is going is ending an era of uncertainties. bayer itself is the restructuring case for the first time they didn't ge

bear has struck an agreement to end a financial nightmare, which began with its purchase of monsanto.he takeover has proven very costly. two months after the acquisition in 2018, bayer landed in court as the new owner.. a man who used roundup had contracted cancer and accused the company of downplaying its risks. a string of cases followed with bayer losing one after the other. roundudup, with its active ingredient, glycoside, is normally used in agriculture, but monsanto also promoted it as a weedkiller for gardens and sports f fields as well. judges and juries consistently saw it differently. bear's new subsidiary was threatening to topple it into bankruptcy. the german company's shares have plummeted since the takeover. in march this year, market capitalization has been halved. major shareholders were piling on the pressure to get the problem sorted past. the $10.8 billion settltlement y help to do that. meanwhile, bayer and u.s. reregulators still insist that roundup does not cause cancer when used correctly, and on monday, the californian court ruled that roundup's instructional

there has been a $10 million settlement after the acquisition of monsanto. so let's get into the bigger story of the day, what is happening with infections. we want to bring in a doctor to help us understand everything. we have with this a senior scholar from the johns hopkins school of public health. this after records have been anden in florida, texas california with hospitalizations. , whatmarket participant are the figures and numbers we have to pay attention to to understand the feedthrough of infections into the economy? amesh: it is the percent positivity, meaning how hard has a become to find cases. we are seeing places like arizona, florida and texas where it is about 5%, now going into the 20% range. that tells you the outbreak is not under control in those states. the other thing to look at is hospitalizations. are the increasing? are the bed capacity numbers looking stressed? all of those are important. and i think this is what we will see as we go through the pandemic, without a vaccine, that there will be flareups. the key will be controlling t

why did you buy monsanto? that monsanto is a very unpopular company especially in europe? you must have known there was lawsuit risk when you bought them in the first place? >> well, the rationale combining forces has always been about the strength of the combined innovation platform. bayer historically a company that has expertise second to none in the chemistry expertise. monsanto is the best seeding technology company by the way had most advanced, leading digital platform. two together, you get better, more sustainable solutions, farmers can do more with less going forward. we can produce and develop these solutions much faster. that was behind the combination of the two companies that rationale is totally intact. now even more than ever. if you see the massive challenges, not only in the health care but also with your some significant challenges to the food system that are, you know, developing as we speak. stuart: sir, i've got to wrap it up. i want to give you the last 30 seconds. i want you to tell our

off for a couple of decades it was back in 171 now it's widely used and in fact bear which bought monsanto has a product that they call roundup ready seeds which are spread all over the world they basically are you know engineer to be resistant to roundup so there's a lot riding on this and there just aren't a lot of studies so bear and the other attorneys are basically saying hey it's going to be good we're going to find out this definitively if you will live to fade as a carcinogen but again you know there's always a lot of question about the e.p.a. the world health organization had said for instance that they thought it was probable that guys a fake was a cancer causing chemical whereas the e.p.a. said it's alright with so widely spread whatever harm it does to the body is acceptable which resulted in actually a couple of lawsuits that the e.p.a. faced from food advocacy groups as well as environmental groups so you know both there and the plaintiff's attorneys are going to have a say in who's who chooses the scientists that are on this panel but again it is a wise decision to take a cl

of faith you know it's it's the most widely used pesticide in the world as i've mentioned before monsanto originally introduced this product into the environment if you will but it didn't really take off for a couple of decades it was back in 171 now it's widely used and in fact bear which bought monsanto has a product that they call roundup ready seeds which are spread all over the world they basically are you know engineer to be resistant to roundup so it's there's a lot riding on this and there just aren't a lot of studies so bear and the other attorneys are basically saying hey it's going to be good we're going to find out this definitively if you will live. if it is a carcinogen but again you know there's always a lot of question about the e.p.a. the world health organization had said for instance that they thought it was probable that if it was a cancer causing chemical or as the e.p.a. said it's all right with the widely spread whatever harm it does to the body is acceptable which resulted in actually a couple of lawsuits that the e.p.a. faced from food advocacy groups as well as e

just a bit of history here, has monsanto now cost bayer?well, the acquisition was 63 billion dollars to acquire the company, so then you have, if you want to tally up the total cost, you have to add on another potential $10 billion on top of that for all of this litigation. are other loose ends out there. there are a bunch of lawsuits. there are some other hidden .osts people at the time thought bayer was overpaying from monsanto. smartinsists it was a acquisition and they are happy with it, but a lot of people have been upset with the price. absolutely. and i guess you have to take the share price dropping into account as well. like we may be getting close to a deal being signed on roundup. back to what we are seeing in terms of the european market today, we are seeing a decent story developing. highs, but nevertheless, after the pmi data earlier on in some of the idiosyncratic stories out there, we do have a market. wirecard is bouncing back today. we will talk about that a little later. those are the kinds of things driving the data poin

over its claims that the life was sea based product causes cancer since it brought monsanto which manufacturers to her purse. now a special prosecutor in the hague has filed an indictment against kosovo president tashi in tochigi and 9 other defendants for war crimes including murder and crimes against humanity he led anti serb forces during the kosovo war in the late 1990 s. a special tribunal has been operating since 2015. pakistan's aviation minister says that human error was to blame for last month's airliner crash in karachi they killed 97 the air bus a 320 plunged into a residential district near the airport while attempting to land the initial report on the disaster said that the pilots were distracted as they talked about the coronavirus pandemic. heavy rains have triggered floods and landslides in parts of eastern and central china more than $200.00 hectares of farmland and hundreds of houses were flooded in the eastern province the central hunan in the central hunan the rains reach downs and displaced some 60000 people. all russia has staged a massive military parade to commemorate it

over claims that life a state based product causes cancer since it bought monsanto which manufactures. a special prosecutor in the hague has found an indictment against scores of us present asheem touchy and 9 others for war crimes including murder and crimes against humanity president touchy mad anti serb forces during the kosovo war in the 1990 s. the special tribunals been operating since 2015. pakistan's aviation minister says human error was to blame for last month's airliner crash in karate that killed 97 people the airbus a 320 plugged into a residential district near the airport while attempting to land initial reports says the pilots were distracted as they talked about the coronavirus pandemic. but donald trump says he will probably move some of the 10000 u.s. troops to be withdrawn from germany to poland you know has been seems intended to drive a wedge between the 2 e.u. member states president trump made the statements during the controversial white house visit of polish president andrei duda a storage ally of the us president mr dude is the 1st foreign needed to visit th

agreed to pay up to $10900000000.00 to settle a lawsuit over the we kill a round up since it bought monsanto which manufactures the herbicide bio has fears numerous lawsuits in the u.s. over to the products causes cancer. their lines of dancer has agreed a 500000000 euro cost cutting deal with its cabin crew union the measures to help the carrier through the pandemic come ahead of a shareholder vote on whether to approve the german government's 9000000000 euro rescue package for the airline. a 70 years ago today communist north korea invaded the u.s. backed south starting the korean war 3 years of bloody fighting ended in 1953 not with a peace treaty but only a truce meaning that the war is technically ongoing and animosities between the 2 neighbors continue to this day the latest tensions were sparked when anti north activists in the south began launching balloons carrying propaganda leaflets over the border urging north koreans to overthrow their leadership now as our next report shows people on both sides say they'll never reconcile with each other. after 70 years korean unification still

for more than two years monsanto and the bayer company have been fighting lawsuits over a claim that it causes cancer. today they agreed to pay more than $10 billion to resolve thousands of pending lawsuits. a court apointed mediator called the deal a reasonable solution. the company does not admit wrongdoing or liability. >>> large parts of the central valley, central california felt a earthquake this morning. the ah 5.8 hit at 10:00 a&m. people in fresno say lights swayed and counters shook. we had calls from people who felt it here. these are pictures from the inio county sheriff's office of camp grounds that were closed after the quake triggered a rock slide. a series of small aftershocks have followed this morning's quake. >>> one of the people who felt that in the south way was one of our own merologists. >> that's right. >> that's right. she tweeted out some of her belongings that were swaying in her apartment. >> that's crazy. that's hundreds of miles away. what about you jeff and lucy? did you feel any shaking going on at 10:41 a.m. >> nope. we were running around the backya

as we were discussing, bayer has than $12 spend more billion to put its monsanto liabilities behind theml settled 75% of roundup suit, around 95,000 cases. it sets up a fund for future claims. the german chemicals firm has resolved litigation over its herbicide, and claims of toxic pollution as well. jobs aslans to cut 6000 the coronavirus continues to hit carriers around the world. 15,000 staff will remain for load. particularly those time to international operations. want to says it's entire fleet -- qantas says its entire fleet will remain grounded for at least three years. asian business magnates, jack ma, is parting ways. endedareholder meeting with him saying he will step down. he says the departure should not be interpreted as a disagreement, even though alibaba's jack ma is quitting softbank at the same time. , quote,sions were perfectly amicable. anna: the fed announces the results of its stress test today. for the first time it will take a sensitivity analysis to gauge how will banks can navigate an economy shattered by the pandemic. that the stress test will result in scrappin

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germany's buyer settling the monsanto weed killer thursday, june 25 already. 2020 days are getting shorter "squawk box" begins right now >> even though the days are getting shorter, welcome you are such a nudge for reminding me >> summer. summer is over >> it is not over. it is just beginning the days are long right now. we are going to take that. i'm becky quick along with joe kernen and andrew ross sorkin. we are sitting at the flat line. dow down about 7 or 8 and nasdaq up by about 13 yesterday, the dow was down 710 points a decline of 2.7% s&p off 2.6. came with huge steep declines going as smoothly as people had hoped. all of those concerns added up to steep losses. looking at the treasury yield at 0.669% now you see additional pressure as we continue to watch that case count >> talking about that, the united states seeing a record number of new coronavirus cases in a single day. tallyi tallying 45,000300 that tops the numbers from april reporting that visitors that travel from hot spots to new york, new jersey to connecticut will be asked to quarantine two weeks. those who defy that

dollars to settle a lawsuit over the week kill a round up since via boat monsanto which manufactures the herbicides bio as face numerous lawsuits in the u.s. over claims that the product causes cancer. polish president underway duda has become the 1st foreign leader to visit u.s. president on trump during the coronavirus pandemic shortly before his arrival the us ambassador to poland said to the u.s. would be sending more troops there a boost for do who's facing a presidential election on sunday. authorities in india launching a massive coronavirus of the entire population of the capital delhi that's 29000000 people and the aim is to test everyone with symptoms by july 6th delhi has become the worst hit city in india with more than $70000.00 cases police will be deployed to enforce physical distancing and prevent the mixing of the population in the city's $266.00 containment zones india as a whole again come from the recording freeze in covert 19 deaths in the last 24 hours. well to find out more let's bring in our correspondent michelle does well from daily record numbers of new inf

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since it bought monsanto which manufactures the purposes but by a has faced numerous lawsuits in the u.s. over claims that the product causes cancer. polish president. has become the 1st foreign leader to visit u.s. president during the coronavirus having shortly before his arrival the us ambassador to poland said the u.s. would be sending more troops there a boost for today who's contesting a presidential election on sunday. the u.s. has recorded its biggest daily increase in cases in coping 1000 cases that is since the pandemic began new infections are climbing sharply in several states including texas florida and arizona shares on wall street plunged on wednesday amid new fears about. here in germany german authorities have reimposed locked in western germany just to have a new virus cluster residents in 2 districts in the state of north rhine-westphalia again face severe restrictions on movement the new measures follow a coronal. virus outbreak at the slaughterhouse by germany's largest meat package your local leaders tell the other company deserves blame for the public health di

dollars to settle a lawsuit over the weed killer roundup since it brought bought monsanto which manufactures the herbicide has faced numerous lawsuits in the u.s. over claims that the product causes cancer. the u.s. has recorded its biggest daily increase in in coded 19 cases since the pandemic began new infections are climbing sharply in several states including texas florida and arizona shares on wall street plunged on wednesday amid new fears about of it 19. u.s. president says some of the u.s. troops that he's planning to withdraw from germany will probably be moved to poland trump made the statement during a white house visit by his polish counterpart. a staunch ally of the u.s. president is the 1st foreign leader to visit the united states during the coronavirus pandemic is running for reelection on sunday. so just how likely is it that we will see u.s. troops relocate from germany to poland the double. washington bureau chief alexander phenomena sent us this is us. well at 1st president was quite be doing the press conference saying that poland's have had asked for more u.s. troops an

dollars to settle a lawsuit over the we told our round up since it bought monsanto in the u.s. which manufactures decide by as phase numerous lawsuits in the united states over claims that the product causes cancer. the health minister of the democratic republic of congo has announced the end of its ebola that calling it the longest most complex and deadliest epidemic in the history of the nation it began in august 28th and went on to take more than 2000 lives that more than 300000 people were given experimental vaccines. the u.s. has recorded its biggest daily increase in cases since april new infections are climbing sharply in several states including texas florida and arizona shares of wall street plunged on wednesday amid new fears about covert 90. authorities in india launching a massive coronavirus survey of the entire population of the capital delhi that's 29000000 people and the aim is to test everyone with symptoms by july 6 delhi has become the worst hit city in india with more than $70000.00 cases police will be deployed to enforce physical distancing and prevent the

this is a tribute, the general counsel of monsanto who realized instead of one law firm, you have to go in corral 95000 claims by getting 25 different law firms to sign on and they did. now those law firms have to distribute the money, they have to get release that will in the litigation, there are still about 25000 cases outstanding that have not settled, they will, you will recall in 9/11 two thirds of all the outstanding 9/11 claims were filed, the last three months of a 33 month program, people wait and watch but in the end i suspect just like gm, just like bp, they will all come in and i do not believe based on experience that they will be any further trials in this matter. >> obviously that was the hope to begin with that it could get this with a huge chunk of money to do so. but i'm wondering in dealing with the two dozen law firms, obviously each one as a different number of cases with parties involved, how do you look into to distributing the money among these? >> look, each of those law firms will distribute the aggregate amount of money and help them allocate money, huge i

germany's buyer settling the monsanto weed killer thursday, june 25 already. 2020 days are getting shorter"squawk box" begins right now >> even though the days are getting shorter, welcome you are such a nudge for reminding me >> summer.

thousands of suits were filed by cancer patients against bayer and monsanto. long period of uncertainty for the company. >>> parody accounts continue. devin nunez filed a suit against twitter. they are not a speaker nor is it biased against people. no comment from the congressman on this. >>> let's get a check on cnn business this thursday morning. take a look at markets around the world right now after a really rough day in the stock markets yesterday. european shares mixed and asian shares closed down. wednesday was the worst day in two weeks for u.s. stocks. we'll see if that continues this morning. undecided in terms of futures. the dow closed down 107 points. the nasdaq falling just a day after hitting a record high. it is still up 10% for the year. >>> states are slowly reopening but major companies are still laying off workers, gnc has filed for bankruptcy warning it will close up to 1/4 of its stores. reports say universal orlando has laid off an unspecified number of workers. bed, bath and beyond is laying off hundreds of employees in new jersey and n

they have argued that their products are safe and has repeatedly denied, defended rather the monsantoeal plans the season going amid the pandemic. our sports director will have the details. >> >>> let's take a look at the weather as we move forward. into your bay area thursday. a little bit of a sea breeze making things nice there. in the valleys, still hot. around the big, warm. santa fe, 85. that is almost hot in san jose. you can see the clouds in san bruno. they should come back tonight. this sunday pick out, a little bit of a bonus after a whole week of a lot of fog. thunderstorms in the lake tahoe area. fog along the coast. there is the sea breeze in green. not a lot of it, but some. there will be more tonight. i like this map a lot. when you see them, you know there isn't a sea breeze. high pressure is doing what it does. tomorrow morning and tomorrow afternoon, with the temperature footprint, it will be friday and then saturday it changes around completely and cools off quite a bit. 95, fairfield. 69, san francisco. 95, livermore. 88, gilroy. look at that. it cools off on satu

monsanto has been fighting and losing lawsuits over its herbicide. they have agreed to pay more than $10 billion to resolve thousands of lawsuits. a court appointed mediator called the deed a reasonable resolution. the company does not admit any liability or wrongdoing. >>> in central california, most of it was shaken by a strong earthquake. the quake hit at 10:41 a.m. the epicenter was lone pine, california, 100 miles east of fresno. we even had a few calls from people that felt it in the bay area. these are pictures from the cher rich's office of camp grounds that were closed in the whitney portal area after the earthquake triggered a rock side. as of now, no reports of serious damage or injuries. the series of small after shocks have followed the quake. >>> let's get a check of the forecast. another warm day around the bay area. let's check in with jeff ranieri. hi, jeff. >> hey, guys. and, you know, we're going to get into some changes here aswee roll through the weekend. we'll increase the wind and cool off. outside, even though our shelter at h

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cancer there were talks between the plaintiff and employees, running up lawsuits when they brought monsanto for $63 million. products are safe. >>> cases of coronavirus keep in here california. coming up next, we are going to talk to doctor about how to try to slow the spread once again >> and it is pretty warm out there again if you are in the up the coast, it is pretty chilly, but there are some breaks there as well and we have details on the weekend forecast, coming up. [ music ] ♪ here's what we want everyone to do. count all the hugs you haven't given. all the hands you haven't held. all the dinners you didn't share with friends. the trips you haven't taken. keep track of them. each one means one less person vulnerable, one less person exposed, and one step closer to a healthier community. so for now, keep your distance. but don't lose count. we'll have some catching up to do. >>> back to the creditors and cases spiking across the country just as states start to reopen, doctor, we had a record number of cases in california this week, and the united states have the highest number of new

appeals court in san francisco has overturned the epa's approval of a popular herbicide made by monsanto. the court found the epa had substantially understated the risk caused by the proroduct. russia has declared a state of emergency y in northern sisibera after more t than 20,000 tons of diesel fuel spilled into a river nenear the arctitic ocean.. the permrmafrost beneathth a ful reservoir rereportedlyollalapse, leaking d diesel across milelesf russiaia area. a shococking new report by the uniteded nations says tens of thousandnds of people in the philipippines may have been kild since mid-201616 as president rodrigo duterte unleashed a war on drugs, giving police the power to arrest people and use lethal force with near impunity. the u.n. report points to top government officials as instigators of extreme violence and a pattern among police of planting evidence in dozens of murders to suggest officers were acting in self-defense. among the dead are over 70 children. the youngest victim was just five months old. and in r richmond, virginia, governoror ralph northam on thursday ordered

this of course follows fares buyout of monsanto in 2018 months and it was a crater round up and brought it with that merger there did not admit to any wrongdoing and the company will continue to sell roundup. herbicide and the u.s. government may consider buying out every middle seat on commercial planes until the pandemic subsides that's according to the union represents american airlines pilots the airline pilots associations proposal would amount to billions in subsidies every month. but the union season-saving jobs and also social distancing same time live from new york, i'm jane king that he robbed all right thanks for the update. marty. >>well coming up on the kron 4 morning news will continue to celebrate 50 years of pride in san francisco and after the break we're going to take a look at how the castro neighborhood is showing its prime. and we'll take a live look outside the east traffic moving smoothly in walnut creek will be right back. >>welcome back everyone this week we're celebrating 50 years of pride in san francisco and the next time you're in the castro neighborhood be

most of these lawsuits are inherited from monsanto, which bear bought back in 2018 per 63 quadrillionlars. in 3 separate lawsuits in the bay area over the past 2 years. judges found that roundup contributed to cancer in 4 different people on monday a california federal court ruled that the company does not have to label roundup as containing any cancer causing chemicals. and next a picture of 2 toddlers goes viral. we hear from both mothers hoping their sons friendship will spark a un >>2 moms are using their son's friendship to spread the message of unity paul evan talk to them about how they cope. >>and it could help the country move forward is what they hope. >>media armada and rebecca cherry grew up together in exeter new hampshire and they've stayed close even as life has taken them on different paths we've actually stay connected through social media and might be able to stay, you know share a life that way their sons, landon and van del connected virtually to you on facebook i was joe barton biggs inland in and you know and was like oh look at romney's friends but they only met

johnson's case was the first of thousands of lawsuits against monsanto that claimed roundup causes cancer. the court now has 90 days to issue a ruling. >>> all right. it's going to be hot. we want to check back in with steve paulson. can people escape the heat? . a few people live near the water or san francisco, they're definitely not used to hot weather are they going to break some >> no. they will not. if you live in the city anything over 75 is hot. you're not used to that . >> right . no air conditioning. >> yeah. i can share this story briefly. this is back when i played tennis. usta. we went on a saturday and played 18 from berkeley and they had to come to walnut creek. the first thing the guy said was, oh, man, it's hot over here. we were like, what are you talking about? it's nice. requested them . they were used to it. same if you are around the mail or around the coast, when it gets to be 75 or 85 that's pretty hot. there is fog flying down the coast, but it will make an impact until tomorrow . this will be the hottest day . 70s to low 100 >> ice restarting at 10:00. on the coa

round up is made by monsanto.is renaming its headquarters in washington aer mary jackson, the first black female engineer at the space agency. her rk helped launch the original astronauts and was featured in the book and movie inidden figures." mary jackson die005. still to come on the newshr with judy woodruff, whistleblowers testify about the increasing politicization of the justice department. questions arise about nato's future, as the president looks to move u.s. troops out of germany. employees at meat processing plants face the risks of covid-19, and much more. sh>> this is the pbsour from w eta studios in washington and in the west, from the walter cronkite school of journalism at arizona state university. judy: in washington today, the house judiciary committee heard new allegations of abu fromce within the jus department. lisa de chardin has the story. lisa: on capitol hill, a hearing on whether the agency which enforces the law is itself breaking it. two current justi departmen attorneys charge that att

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in 2018, bayer bought monsanto, the maker of roundup for more than $60 billion.ayer will continue to sell the product. one of the lawyers involved in the settlement told us the possibility of adding a warning label is still on the table, but it's not part of the deal. >>> ahead -- new outrage over the death of a man named elijah mcclane after an encounter with police. it plays into the debate on >>> we have much more news ahead. an american couple trapped by a deadly volcanic eruption in new zealand is opening up about the terrifying experience. >> it was just pitch black. we couldn't see anything in front of you, and you could just feel your skin burning, getting pelted with rocks. it was terrifying. >> reporter: could you even see each other? >> oh, no. she was holding my wrist, but i had no idea other than that that she was there. >> ahead in our exclusive interview, the newlyweds talk about their fight to recover and why they're taking legal action. >>> you're watching "cbs this morning." at mercedes-benz, nothing less than world-class service will do. that's

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