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chain with organic oranges his plantation is massive producing $12000.00 tonnes of oranges per year morsi is safe with the help of the census system it connects doris on the air quality in the nation's changes in the plants crucially senses in the ground control a drip irrigation system ensuring that the water is distributed around the crops roots and doesn't simply trickle why are you a little portable deal so we maximize efficiency with a drip irrigation system and censors. you meddle and we don't waste any water and we add fertilizer to the water which doesn't seeped into the groundwater and contaminate it with nitrate. i mean i'm a lot more need the tools that helps us a lot but i'm a little it's revolutionary when i get on you know you don't argue that we use 20 percent less water all around the harvest so the same goes for human i mean michael said just. so you know good morning everyone hello how you doing carmen good. you know the idea i'm very. how's it looking great we're getting a lot from every tree. that you know. it doesn't all. 135140 kilos patry very important thing and th

investment but its local communities are paying the price we hear from the overload valley where the morsy tribe reports killings and arbitrary detention. the annual gathering of the world economic forum officially begins today in the swiss alpine ski resort boss it's the place where corporate executives heads of government and other leaders from around the globe gather in an informal setting to discuss major issues this year climate change and income inequality are expected to be key issues u.s. president donald trump is due to liver the forms keynote speech later today. our correspondent ben physical and is part of our team in davos and joins me now ben the most striking thing about davos today for most people will probably be the contrast between the 2 speakers daltry and gratitude burg. you couldn't get any more different terry could do it you've got big business represented by donald trump he's going to be using this as a platform for reelection touting his economy how fantastic things are running in the u.s. but the world as a whole isn't running so fantastically well talk to gratitu

to risible sat down with president morsi. my 1st question is it's been 10 years since the horrific earthquake devastated this country. billions of dollars were pledged to help haiti. what has been achieved in all this years is yours truly did you very i am the president of the country i can tell you where in the country or in the surrounding of the capital city and a village built with the aid money from the earthquake that can fit a 1000 families in terms of results there has not been any reconstruction process for the country i am someone who believes in the structural the long lasting the sustainable there has been many small achievements but small achievements are made with little amount of money but when you want to talk about major achievements you have to have access to large amounts of money he to spend billions to you've got a lot of people are still in temporary settlements moving in in tents some of them there's a health care crisis food insecurity is on the rise tents here later i mean whose fault is that is that

any morsy refugees and of course europe is also europe's interest also a line that turkey has interests in not having or if you're just swartz europe so that's kind of why their interests line in keeping refugees not crossing the border from syria to turkey so that's 5 germany's willing to provide more humanitarian assistance to turkey to keep effigies from it live in syria so that additional humanitarian assistance builds on the deal that was done between turkey and the e.u. in 2016 that attracts something like 6000000 euros in grants pretty much since it was signed president has been complaining that the money is not coming through and it's not enough in the u.k. the e.u. turns around and says well it is coming through who should we believe. it's a good question i think that the say greenland is more about the timing and faces off basically how the money is paid and of and it is paid so e.u. has already contracted it all off the 2 trenches 6000000000 euros. 4.7000000000 of them 6000000000 euros are committed 4700000000 euros are already contracted and 3200000000 euros are already disp

gay president releasing a series of tweets they're warning iraq about iran about any response what morsi been saying. yeah that's right these tweets were very harsh in very strong words by the president and somewhat surprising if you will because all day we've been hearing from administration officials including secretary of state mike pompei as saying that the u.s. wanted to deescalate the situation as much as they could given the situation but then you see these very incendiary tweets from president trump basically saying that the u.s. says he's 52 targets on their list that they could target in iran if iran decides to retaliate you say where does this fit this 52 number come from well that's symbolic in a lot of ways because the 52 where the 52 american diplomats that were held hostage in the u.s. embassy in tehran in 1999 for over 440 days after they left in that instead diplomatic crisis was ended over 40 years ago that was really a seminal moment between iran and us breaking of relations and there haven't been any diplomatic relations for the most part since then and so it was kind

little furniture to morsi and this visit comes at a critical time witnessed by iraq and the region my visit aims at having talks with his ex and see the foreign minister of iraq about how to keep iraq away from conflict tensions are all over the place and everyone and every country have to decrease tensions qatar together with some friendly countries is trying to decrease the tension we have made some contacts internationally for more consultations with our allies today we see signs of decreasing tensions and we hope these continues but the idea of the we discussed ways to decrease tension in our region we have our common efforts and allies whether it's iran or the united states our talks have been based on this relationship and we've concentrated on iraq not being seen the regional conflicts we support free navigation in the gulf and we need to go to countries to make their own decisions and supervise the freedom of maritime activities in this area this is ours there are more still to come including very dear life people rescued from under the snow on to other arches in pakistan cont

the president trump releasing a series of tweets warning iran about any response what morsi been saying. yeah pretty incendiary tweets actually because in some of those he mentioned that some of these 52 sites that apparently the americans have on their radar ready to do hit in iran should iran retaliate against the united states for the killing of solo money he said that some are important culturally to iran indicating they could be world heritage sites for perhaps you ron has over $20.00 of those in the country and that in of itself targeting a cultural site such as that would be a war crime so this is incredibly incendiary treats by trump but he's really doing this in a way as the administration is really struggling to come up with their missed messaging here because all day on saturday we've been hearing from administration officials including secretary of state mike pompei o who said that the u.s. is trying to deescalate the situation nevertheless you have these tweets from trump that are doing exactly the opposite meanwhile on saturday the white house did send a letter to nancy pe

out of the international climate deal the paris climate deal nearly 3 years ago and he is here or morsi is a very important day for his presidency here on the day that is a preachment trial starts in the senate there was lots of talk about this trip possibly being council of the last minute but he's gone ahead with it his advisors clearly wanting him to be seen as presidential all the world stage on this around economic leaders from around the world at a time when there are stock market highs the economy clearly is the one big selling point of the trump presidency and verities where. they want the attention to be on this were clearly a lot of the focus will be all mad impeachment trial which starts in just a matter of hours james while trump is in town he might also run into question turning back you understand this and given pretty much top billing this year. for and you get the sense that there's a real shift here towards carbonized the economy. she does have top billing you look at the official program and her picture is there 1st. above anyone else and she has been one of the 1st sp

dishonest to step mr morsi stepanek up to going but he had his moment . with the women in the lead. golden dawn came out to the shuttle. and i felt like a god something that. would go something like but i realized that i actually could win took place i still had set up to do. especially no goals and we know you'll put us on a flight is meant to shuttle bad but it would have all the bugs it off in a out of the golf course and the most i mean come up that doesn't we're not going to buzz about motor that end up out of a couple to see like you know all the nasty stuff again as we see it because it was a ministry like it then we must look boston pops up i had to sign on must think that it actually felt good that it. might. have only monitors like this little boy what do you. feel about that i don't know. if they're not going to save almost that's a good accent out there a small crowd who just like you heard them with that i was like i'm a human what are you going to get when you spend a lot about the women also what are known it will be washed up to be god. who you know this is going. to

that correct morsi now they've just passed this budget to 2020 but it's much too late because this was approved by the previous government they had decided on and they made changes to it in december and then of course the protests happened which delayed this budget getting through now a total of $49.00 m.p.'s an ounce of $76.00 that were attending voted to pass this budget of course is $120.00 mph in total now the reason why there's a gap in those that tended and those that didn't was because some of them decided not to based it is unconstitutional to push this budget through the reason why they've been saying it's unconstitutional depending on ots call an article which stipulates that the new cabinet must receive a vote of confidence passed by the parliament before they can make decisions on big things such as the budget now this was the fastest time in lebanese politics for a budget has been passed this quickly of course because of years of civil wars well there's 10 years they didn't even have a budget that was ever approved now protesters are not happy and the reason why they say t

air strikes what morsi been saying. well for the very 1st time on his twitter account the supreme leader has responded directly to the tweets that was sent by the u.s. president donald trump late last night the supreme leader ayatollah ali homily responded by saying that the united states cannot do a damn thing he knew he had made a reference to the us president by saying that guy and i'm quoting here that guy has tweeted that we see iran responsible for the events in baghdad and we will respond to them he says what 1st you can't do anything and 2nd if you were a logical with your knowledge you would see that your crimes in afghanistan and iraq have been the nations hate you the reigning supreme leader also said that if these amica public decides to challenge and fight it will do so unequivocally and that the iranians are not after wars but that they will strongly defend their iranian nation's interests dignity and glory and that if anyone threatens that the iranians will confront and strike 8 them without hesitation ve

airstrikes what morsi been saying. well according to ayatollah khomeini these attacks that were carried out by the united states was in retaliation to the fact that they hash the shabby forces had defeated eisel the americans are taking revenge that is how the leadership here sees the events that have unfolded and for the very 1st time at the supreme leader directly responded to the accusations made against his country by the u.s. president donald trump he said that that guy that has tweeted that iran is behind the events that took place in baghdad is completely not true he said 1st that there's nothing the americans can do about it in to that they have to look at their own foreign policies in countries like iraq and afghanistan to understand that the people in those countries are now hating the presence of u.s. forces that are there at the moment let's hear some more what he had to say. book is ready if iran decides to confront a country we will do it without hesitation we are strongly committed to the interests digni

morsi the deposed leader of egypt was elected by the majority of the voters i voters. law requires the suspension of the foreign assistance. i could go on and on with examples. no one has suggested you can't condition aid. but i would hope we would all agree you can't condition aid for corrupt purposes, to try to get a foreign power to cheat. now the council says if you decide the prosecution has proven that he engaged in this corrupt scheme, if you decide that the constitution requires the removal from office, but the public will not accept your judgment, i have more confidence -- >> thank you, mr. manager. >> mr. chief justice. >> the senator from arkansas. >> i sent a question to the desk on behalf of myself, senator kaufman, senator ernst, young, holy, rush, fisher and holden. >> thank you. .. >>. >> thank you mr. chief justice and members of the senate that is exactly who should decide who should be president, the voters. all power comes from the people in this country perkel that's why you're here that's why people are elected in the house why and that's why the

had the largest peaceful uprising in the history of the world, protesting against a muslim brother, morsi, who was shredding their constitution. and they arose, demanded he be removed and the muslim brotherhood went out, started violence, burned down some churches, synagogues. and then cnn and others faithfully reported that it was the protesters and not the muslim brotherhood that did that. but it was amazing what the ople of egypt did in their peaceful protest against a man shredding the constitution. much as our department of justice and f.b.i. top people have done over the last four years. some have said they only began to investigate the trump campaign in july of 2016. but we know it was months before that. and it looks like they were probably investigating different campaigns, trying to figure out ways, if that person won the republican nomination, then they would come after them as well. i don't have any doubt that would have happened. but as former speaker again grich said, we would have had newt din grich said -- gingrich said, we would have had no idea. we saw how comfortable pe

morsi, quote, was elected by majority voters and u.s.uspension of foreign assistance. i could go on and on with examples. no one has suggested you can't condition aid, but i would hope that we would all agree that you can't condition aid for a corrupt purpose, to try to get a foreign power to cheat in your election. now, counsel says that if you decide the prosecution has proved that he engaged in this corrupt scheme, if you decide as impartial jurors that the constitution requires his removal from office that the public will not accept your judgment. i have more confidence in the american people. >> thank you, mr. manager. >> mr. chief justice. >> the senator from arkansas. >> i send a question to the desk on behalf of myself, senator cotten, ernst, young, holly, rich, fisher and hoeven. >> thank you. senator bozeman and the other senators pose a question to both sides. in the house manager's opening statement, they argue that it is necessary to pursue impeachment because, quote, the president's misconduct cannot be decided at the ballo