christy morrissey is also finding high levels of wetland contamination. she focuses her research in canada's breadbasket, the prairie pothole region of saskatchewan, where agricultural land is laced with potholes, small temporary ponds fed by snowmelt and rain. >> in 2013 we found up to 90% of the ponds s that we sampled n spring, even before the farmers were out seeding, had detectable levels of neonics in them. but our peak concentrations occurred after seeding, not surprising, particularly after rainfall events, at levels that were, you know, upwards of, uh, 3 parts per billion, which is well known to affect aquatic insects. >> with over 40% of the cropland in canada's prairies treated with neonicotinoids, the impact on aquatic insects and the animals that rely on them for food could be significant. dr. momorrissey's s study is the first to look into this issue in canada. >> we have a field study that's trying to understand how neonicotinoids potentially get into wetlands and whether or not they affect aquatic invertebrates, which are the base of the f

morrissey discusses the level of conservative support for president trump.nd constitutional attorney and author discusses his book titled the soul of the first amendment. washingtonwatch journal live at 7 a.m. eastern live this morning. join the discussion. next, a look at u.s. military strategy in the asia pacific during the hearing of the senate armed services committee. experts

very busy guide, and he happened to be in town, yes, man, iwill swing by and pick up that thing —— morrisseye always keeps us guessing, enigmatic that way, but surely at this age and stage in his career, he must be thinking about legacy and surely a nobel prize in the pocket doesn‘t hurt that at all? to be perfectly honest, i don‘t know if he really thinks in terms of legacy. he has been around so long and done so much that by this time i think one award feels quite the same as another, to be quite honest, but, yeah, i guess it is not often you get the cross over into the nobel academy into popular music, citing he will be aware of what it means. i just don‘t think it will get that worked up about it. i don‘t think he is that kind of person. just briefly ta ke is that kind of person. just briefly take us through the song we heard a little bit off. 0bviously take us through the song we heard a little bit off. obviously you are a fan, recreating or intimidating or impersonating the man himself. intimidating? i don't think intimidation, but impersonating is probably something you are quite a fa

i don't think it was him trying to show that the whole thing is beneath him, something morrissey might, i am a very busy guy, and he happened to be in town, yes, man, iwill swing by and pick up that thing i won. he is pretty laid—back and has been for a long time. he always keeps us guessing, enigmatic that way, but surely at this age and stage in his career, he must be thinking about legacy and surely a nobel prize in the pocket doesn't hurt that at all? to be perfectly honest, i don't know if he really thinks in terms of legacy. he has been around so long and done so much that by the time you get to his age i think one award feels quite the same as another, to be quite honest, but, yeah, i guess it is not often you get the cross over into the nobel academy into popular music, so i think he will be aware of what it means. i just don't think he will get that worked up about it. i don't think he is that kind of person. and you can get in touch with me and the team on twitter. see you soon. goodbye for now. hello, there. saturday brought some intense april showers, with hail and thunder

"please, morrissey. don't eat me. look in your heart. don't eat me. oh no. oh, not my head. oh."get your chinese, your brazilians and your italians, all agreeing on something, it's pretty clear it's a really good idea. everybody agrees that this complicated-looking creature with all those troublesome shells is worth the work. so you tear off the little limbs. we'll get to you later, my friends. rip out the tail. these little lungs, you don't want them. now you got all this nice fat in there. oh yeah. now we're getting to the claw. look at that. that's poking out of there. oh yeah. push it through that little nubbin of goodness. like a celestial nibble. when people started demanding boneless stuff like chicken without a bone, or crabmeat without the actual crab? or lazy lobster? that was the beginning of the erosion of our society, as we know it. if you're not willing to work for a payoff like this, how do you expect us to, like, fight al qaeda if you can't suck the meat out of a crab. good character builder. and delicious. and if your perfect day really did happen, you'd probably

youthful dynamism of dele alli makes richard pochettino's team the standout side in the country —— morrisseyat a good mental level today. we have faith, and belief. it's an important goal. but most importantly, we had to fill that faith and belief and when you feel it in your body, in your blood, that's the most important thing. spurs were once accused of parking the bus against chelsea, that is unlikely to be the case tomorrow but he will be making that trip back to wembley for the final? let's get more on the cup semi—finals with the former manchester united assistant rene meulensteen... welcome. we have two teams going toe to toe for the title, that should be a great occasion or will that cancel each other out? i think it is going to bea each other out? i think it is going to be a great game, but as you say, the game is going to be much more than just the game is going to be much more thanjust a the game is going to be much more than just a place the game is going to be much more thanjust a place in the game is going to be much more than just a place in the final. that's what the game is

i've been going all morrissey for like two days now and frankly, that's enough. i need chicken.as beera chicken. it's very famous for chicken. >> anthony: when we're talking must-haves, tandoori chicken is just that. >> sundeep: add some lemon in this, and you will enjoy it. >> anthony: mmm. oh man. it's delicious. this type of establishment, dhaba? >> sundeep: dhaba, is called dhaba. you know this is the most successful business here. anybody, you open dhaba tomorrow, it will be a success. >> anthony: but if you're gonna do chicken, you better be good. >> sundeep: you know. it's a good place for that. would you like to have something else? >> anthony: there's uh, like a roti with a ground mutton? or ground lamb? >> sundeep: that's called naan. that's better known. >> anthony: keema naan. mutton ball, dough. and the special ingredient, magic hands. and believe me when i tell you, this shit is good. so good that people snap it up the second it comes out of the tandoor oven. hey! that's mine! mmm. >> sundeep: is it good? >> anthony: it's sensational. wow. people do love their food

because all too often the debate in washington is, oh, you know, sisi is bad or sisi is good or morrissey was better or whatever and the isis video, this video before it basically says that all of egyptian ruling class, past and present, all of them are infidel, all of them are to be rejected. christian, islamists, it doesn't matter. they're all bad. they're all servants of infidelity, servents of polytheism, and they have to be eliminated. this video, which ends as they usually do with the money shot of two poor old men being beheaded as source roars, the whole video is basically showing this is a righteous islamic government, this is what it looks like. so it shows, you know tobacco plants being torn up, drugs being burned. some being kidnapped, forcibly brainwashed or forced to repent and having to sign a repittance document. so it's basically about presenting a kind of idealized, tylized form of what a righteous, you know, governance under the flag of talhid would look like. obviously knowing and thing this many will resonate with part of the egyptian population. beyond its little enc

he came into power after the overthrow of mohammed morrissey. may the and her visit to jordan, meeting with king of dollar. -- king abdullah. she is expected to send more british military trainers to help the kingdom's air force in the fight against the islamic state. the prime minister is also scheduled to stop and so -- stop in saudi arabia. hundreds of people are missing or injured in columbia. a torrent of water, mud, and debris was sent through the streets. global news, 24 hours per day, powered by 2600 journalists and analysts in over 120 countries. i'm mark crumpton. this is bloomberg. much,t: thank you so mark. coming up, we will focus on regulations in the u.s. money fund industries and why there has been an unintended ripple effect across markets. from new york, this is bloomberg. ♪ ♪ julie: this is "bloomberg markets," i'm julie hyman. fu.: and i'm scarlet time for the bloomberg business flash. the best currency rally this year is finding fresh support from hedge funds. investors turning bullish on the peso for the first time since do

morrissey discusses the level of conservative support for president trump. and constitutional attorney and author discusses his book titled the soul of the first amendment. washingtonwatch journal live at 7 a.m. eastern live this morning. join the discussion. next, a look at u.s. military strategy in the asia pacific during the hearing of the senate armed services committee. experts in the fans and foreign policy testified on strategical relations with china, south korea, north korea and india. business 2.5 hours. -- in the fans and foreign policy testified on strategical relations with is this 2.5 hour. >> the committee meets his way to receive testimony on you as policy ends strategy in the asia-pacific region. i am pleased to welcome our panel of expert witnesses come all with deep knowledge and experience in the region. the senior adviser and korea chair at the center for strategic and international studies. aaron friedberg who is the professor of politics and international affairs at princeton university. and the former principal deputy assistant secret