shery: nadine, great to have you with us. markets are trending positive after losing some ground this week. is it fair to say that the trade headlines are driving the markets at the moment? we have comments from the chair that seem to have been overshadowed this week by everything that's happening on the trade front. >> you are right. what you saw today was hope from investors. our opinion is that china is giving us the sleeves off their backs. as you rightly pointed out a few minutes ago, it's to levels that were pre-trade war. any kind of soybean purchases are not going to come up to much in terms of a year ago. and then they are declining at the price level, getting cheaper products and asking for what they normally consume. how there is optimism driving the market, we don't see it as anything very fundamental. shery: we have had expectations brought down for the quarter. what are you looking for? what will be enough for the markets to not really overreact? >> the consensus is a decline of a few percentage points. obviousl

nadine fishing.for those islands and it's more ecological to work without machine so it's the logical options and that's why it's better for the soil it means less soil compaction less gasoline less dirt and smell texting until later in the summer we're in the spring and summer you feel connected to all the growth and development and for connected to life as the mothers of the matter runs and so on them and. most things are done manually in c. even then there's no machinery to tell the fields and they don't use farm animals either if you alpacas here are kept as pets. the daily communal meal contains no meat because it's bad for the environment and because the vegans in the village incest around 70 percent of the vegetables eaten by the villagers are also grown by them and they're aiming to further increase that figure and instead of being thrown away the leftovers of recycled is compost. the villagers are happy with the small range of foods covering their basic requirements chocolate also stopped by

and forth they donated a ford transit for the costs of said come and see it done not just as i gave nadin tons of them one cent is my last go from ford's p.r. department in cologne says they were pleased to chosen to come to ford they were keen to support this local start who'd been playing on the streets in cologne she said it was also a good opportunity for ford to show how versatile their commercial vehicles are that afford trance it is not only good for business risks so it can also offer advantages for individuals and can even be converted into a camper van so i can then one then ask about that. and most important of course the piano needs to fit in he now uses a winch to keep it into the van that saves time energy and stress it is after all i keep part of their strategy if they can just leo out the piano for a spontaneous concert whenever they see a good spot. that's out of 5 loonier says the vehicle was just the basic shell when they got it straight out of the ford factory but this is a 1st work done the flu. ring and then moved on to the wall panel that provided the basic structur

nadine dorries. back to brexit now — there's no escape on this programme.a deal by october the nineteenth, he'll have to ask for a brexit delay. but borisjohnson has said he'd "rather be dead in a ditch". so when the attorney general faced mps' questions, they were keen to ask how he could reconcile his promise to leave the eu, deal or no deal, and to obey the law. i have the european union withdrawal number 2 act in front of me, so perhaps the attorney general can confirm his interpretation of it? because it is clear that if this house has not approved a deal, or if it has not approved leaving with no deal, then the prime minister must seek to obtain from the european council an extension in the terms set out in the act. can the attorney general confirm that that is what this act of parliament requires? well, the honourable gentleman has read it out. he doesn't need any confirmation from me. he's a superbly competent lawyer. the government will... ..so i am told, by others on his side of the house. the reality is the government will comply with the law. i'

each year often they're forced to work in slavery in nail salons or cannabis farms nadine barber al jazeera. well to the earth now extreme winds are forecast to intensify wildfires in california in the north of the state about $50000.00 people have abandoned their homes and wind producing areas just outside of san francisco for the style fires been raging in suburban los angeles but many evacuees have not been allowed to go back home the state's largest energy company admitted a power cable failure could have sparked one of the wildfires and in response electricity supplies are being cut which could leave more than a 1000000 people without power in california as housing crisis is being blamed for forcing more people to move into areas that high risk of fires victoria gate and the reports. fire is ripping through california at opposite ends of this state. in the sonoma valley wine region 130 kilometers north of san francisco a series of wildfires out of control some started a wednesday night the flash point is still not confirmed but the state's largest power supply a pacific gas and electri

each year often they're forced to work in slavery in nail salons or cannabis farms nadine barber al jazeera. medical workers in hong kong have spoken out against what they say is police brutality months of anti-government protests have often ended in bloodshed lesa fired tear gas and rubber bullets at the chest as a medics are often caught in the middle difficult pollin has more from hong kong among these crowds are doctors nurses paramedics and other medical professionals they say they have several concerns so one of them is that they're not being honest to disclose to the police which of their patients were involved in the protest movement the other main concern is what they're calling the excessive use of force by the police against protesters radiographer in the hall park or hospital so. we have created quite a lot of citizen the house being arrested by the police after some of those kinds of. protests. and we saw or that a lot of patience has been assaulted by the police protestors have 5 key demands one of them was met earlier this week when the hong kong government formally withdrew

each year often they're forced to work in slavery in nail salons or cannabis farms nadine barber al jazeera a russian woman jailed in the u.s. for being a foreign agent has arrived home after being deported were of a team that was released early for good behavior after serving almost her 18 month sentence and she was convicted for conspiring to influence u.s. conservative activists and infiltrating the national rifle association gun lobby. catholic bishops from across the amazon have asked the vatican to consider an ally married deacons to become priests to alleviate a shortage of clergyman in the region the majority of the $180.00 bishops also proposed to reopen the debate on women becoming deacons pope francis told the bishops he will also reopen the work of a 2016 commission that studied the issue of women deacons the leader of the catholic church said he'd consider their proposals and prepare a document before the end of the year. for gilly is a professor of theology and religious studies at villanova university he explains why pope francis is considering the proposal despite the debate