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all our r&d is in massachusetts.alking to wheat farmers this week so i'm calling in from wichita, kansas. what we do in theory is simple. adding back the microbes present in nature and to do this requires high scientist. we need a lot of biologists and the like. being near the universities of mit and harvard is useful for us. >> how does the business model work? will farmers buy this on the promise of efficiency or will you somehow make money on efficiency once that is delivered? >> we think there are a lot of opportunities to innovate in agricultural and our official focus is a lot on technology. another way we're hoping to innovate is pricing and value capture. so, what we're promising farmers is a yield benefit in cotton, about 10%. we'll collect the money and share the value and share the risk with them at harvest. more. all right. certainly an interesting model. for people who lived through the california drought, certainly something that's needed. thanks so much for joining us. >> thanks for having me. >>> up n

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in capitalist countries, like our r own, the board of directors decides what to pay the top managers. and as i've already mentioned to you over the last 30 years, they have been extraordinarilily generous, so that top managers of major american corporations get salaries in the millions or tens of millions of dollars every year. that's normal. well, if you're upset, as most americans who p pay attention to this are, that the gap between rich and poor has become more extreme and that that poses all kinds of dangerous social problems and tensions, then i have news for you. perhaps the single biggggest factor accounting for the growing divide in the united states are the immense salaries paid by corporations to their top executives. if the workers collectively decided what everybody got, what can you imagine might happen? would the workers collectively give a tiny number of themselves huge salaries and everybody else would have to scramble and wouldn't have enough? w would the majority of workers vote to hobble themselves in t that way? nah, not likely. kind of, "gosh, not at all. not gon

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our r donnelly -- xerox looking to acquire rr donnelly. jon: thank you very much.rd, the nasdaq in positive territory. brexit nevere happened. now, the rally in global equities, the correlation is fascinating. joining us now is david kelly from j.p. morgan asset management. still with us is david zervos. market will reflect one big fat etf. just buy a bit of everything. does it feel like that to you? david: it does in the short run, but we should distinguish between cyclicals and defenses. this is a rally from the bottom in defenses because long-term rates have come down. the stock market has recovered. long-term rates by anyek was so extreme valuation measure that rates ought to move back up here. the dow rising 0.5%. who is participating in this rally? who is buying this? bull markett hated ever, is it not? >> we've got all this liquidity and the bottom market closed in terms of low yields, so this money is getting funneled toward equities. it has nowhere else to go. a great chart that illustrates the who is buying this point. u.s. net foreign investment in equit

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as a, r -- jose, our analysts worried that this could ruin the trade deal with the united states?are you hearing? reporter: it seems that talks on the transatlantic trade and partnership are at a dead end, let's not forget that these conversations started three years ago, but two sides have been unable to settle differences over issues like agriculture, even before for brexit -- even before brexit. now the mounting criticism points out that this free trade agreement will serve as a breeding ground for -- and be bad for the economy. officials in brussels and washington say that it brexit will not derail talks, so now attention is set for the night round of conversations set to happen this month. daniel: and looking at the plunging pound, the expectations for the currency? jose: yes, there is not much consensus, analysts at goldman sachs have set the pound at $1.34, which means it will recover from the low that was on tuesday. the bank of america and merrill lynch disagree and think that it will stay at the current level, and drop even further at the first half of 2017. morgan -- j.

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joining us now, our cbs news r litical director and anchor of "face the nation," john dickerson.n, when you look at these events of the last several weeks, there was dallas, orlando, nice, the coup in turkey, the world seems chaotic. how do you think that changes the dynamics of the conventions and the race for president? >> reporter: well, we're about l, have two weeks of choreographed events made to make these candidates look esesidential. but those events you mentioned, d,road and at home, have interrupted those scripts. and they are now presenting the andidates with actual presidential tests. the first is, what will they look like when they, if they go into that briefing room as the president did today. will they have the words for the thment? and that means, will they be bee to give people some sense of direction, some sense of controlling the chaos when they ofink the culture is tearing. ind then beyond words, do they have a deeper understanding of these issues? do they have some vision and a mindset, and the emotional balance to carry out whatever their plans are? presiden

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you can also check out our facebook page. >>> we will be right back. ,,,,,,,, this weekend, three new films hit theaters. (nat) "you r> now to our box office breakdown. if you're looking to catch a movie this weekend, three new films hit theaters. >> i really want to head back out there. >> star trek beyond is predicted to bring in big numbers this weekend. it is predicted that the third film will bring in between 50 to $60 million. fast and the furious 6 director at the helm the enterprise is against a new villain. it is rated pg-13. >> lights out stars theresa palmer is the film that pits a family against a spirit which can only exist in the shadows. experts estimate an opening between 13 to $15 million for the movie which is pg-13. >>> and ice age collision course finally arrives in theaters. the fifth installment has been rolling out overseas since june where it has brought in $134 million. it is predicted it will add $25 million more to the total. it is rated pg. >> i love that ice age franchise. you may want to watch ice age this weekend to mentally cool off because it will be a hot one, at least for folks inla

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