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only my prickly pear plant has survived. which barely needs any water. until a few years ago joiners pride and joy was here just behind our house. however i thought i knew about. my avocado trees were down there three hundred of them. all of them dried up. and i also had plans a pretty hot spot polson to badlands. no i mean i had no way of watering them so they died. i had nothing not a drop. in my ancient well dried on everything. i know. next as oil is land there's now a big loss avocado plantation. roderigo tells us a businessman bought an immense area of land to start growing the super food. and. everyone got too much power and he promised that ground water up from way down deep. you know that there are forty or fifty hectors or rather condos here that are or more. ready to pick and so you know and you know you know harvesting i'm already q knows of them. it's a losing battle for water some regions are coping better eighty kilometers away in the neighboring province of lie like water comes from glacial springs. but a fruit empire run by the schmitz a

exactly where the flavor of local fruit slowly reveals itself if it be on the taste of ripe apples right pears combined with a really nice men around with you know it. you know what's in there could be and that flavor stays in your mouth for a very long time and you know. it was you must try this it's delicious. leap. if all of this is a bit too peaceful and quiet for your liking do not fret the upper rhine region of course has a lot more to offer than vineyards and nature if you're looking for a little thrill to spice up your trip look no further than oil will pick up pockets with over one hundred rides and more than five million yearly visitors it's one of the world's most popular amusement parks and my colleague elizabeth went to check it out for you. bastards we're just about to take off on a little nervous but i'm sure i'll be back soon. says stop the mighty blue fire roller coaster this ride goes from zero to one hundred kilometers now in just two point five seconds. behind us of course is the loop to do what an adrenaline rush. is happening if i survived. i'm a bit shaken up but it was

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decide whether or not to abort, just like they're at the market choosing whether to buy apples or pears, almost completely without emotion. reporter: over time, these abortions cause shifts in the population structure. in some villages in montenegro there's a surplus of men, and the trend is likely to continue. as a tv journalist with a daughter of her own, svetlana carries out educational work. and there has been some success. a congress of the ministry of health aims to better inform the country's rural doctors. svetlana: the affected women can't address this problem in public, because they would expose their families. and that's why i have to do this. reporter: svetlana faces strong opposition. doctors, laboratories and private clinics earn good money testing the sex of embryos. one test costs up to 600 euros. but even poor families scrape it together, says amela. after all, men are considered the only ones who can continue the family line. peter: and i should add that women's organizations in montenegro have been stepping up the pressure on the government in their campaign against i

then decide whether or not to abort just like they're at the market choosing whether to buy apples or pearsalmost completely without emotion like them over time these abortions cause shifts in the population structure in some villages in montenegro there's a surplus of men and the trend is likely to continue as a t.v. journalist with her daughter spread lana carries out educational work and there has been some success a congress of the ministry of health aims to better inform the country's rural doctors. as. the affected women can't address this problem in public because they would expose their families and that's why i have to do this. spread lana faces strong opposition doctors laboratories in private clinics earn good money testing the sex of embryos one test costs some to six hundred euro bad even poor families scrape it together says after all men are considered the only ones who can continue the family line. and i should add that women's organizations in montenegro have been stepping up the pressure on the government in their campaign against illegal prenatal gender tests and sex sele

hands choke the sprouting neck of growing peace, but when the harvest is doomed, the evil pears willfrom the good feed. caesar occupies a palace and christ the cross. but the same christ rose up and fixed history in the ad and bc so that even the light of caesar was subsequently [indiscernible] long ago did religion recognize what william: brian affirmed. christ will rise again. i am convinced that if we succumb to the temptation to use violence in our struggle for freedom, unborn generations will be the recipients of a long and definite night of bitterness, and our chief legacy to them will be a never-ending reign of chaos. and martin preached, a voice echoing through the corridors of time -- saying intemperate peter, put up thy sword. for he that fighteth by the sword will perish by the sword. history is cluttered with the wreckage of peoples and of nations that failed to follow christ's commands. and he preached again -- at times, we need to know that the lord is a god of justice. when slumbering giants of injustice emerge, we need to know that there is a god of power who can cut

do you think he's going to go for a pear next? we don't know. he decides. yeah, so, yeah. a key breakthrough will be getting these machines to work faster than humans and in a commercial setting. robots are already at work in the greenhouses here at florensis. and these machines can autonomously plant 2,400 to 2,600 cuttings an hour, compare to a human working at a still impressive 1,400 an hour. it recognises the top and bottom of the cutting and even shakes the conveyor belt to free them if the camera can't get a good look. the onlyjobs left for the workers here are scattering the cuttings on the machine and quality control of the finished product. so before, how many human workers would be on this line? on a line like this, with this capacity, about 10—12 people needs to be sticking manually. 10-12? yeah. and now you have how many? two. fewer people does not mean less work can be done. at the end of the game, it — you can work 2a hours of the day, you could save, let's say, 60% of your labour cost. there are many aspects, which is going to help the total

vegetables it can be come senator for seniors and hard to travel get on a bus to get an apple or a pear or like tomatoes to fit into their meals my my name is ryan the co-coordinate for the tenderloin healthy store he coalition we work in the neighborhood trying to support small businesses and improving access to healthy produce in the tenderloin that is one of the most neighborhoods that didn't have access to a full service grocery store and we california together out of the meeting held in 2012 through the major development center the survey with the corners stores many stores do have access and some are bad quality and an overwhelming support from community members wanting to utilities the service spas we decided to work with the small businesses as their role within the community and bringing more fresh produce produce cerebrothe neighborhood their compassionate about creating a healthy environment when we get into the work they rise up to leadership. >> the different stores and assessment and trying to get them to understand the value of having healthy foods at a reasonable price y

do you think he's going to go for a pear next? we don't know. he decides. he decides?ous robot, yeah, so, yeah. a key breakthrough will be getting these machines to work faster than humans and in a commercial setting. robots are already at work in the greenhouses here at florensis. and these machines can autonomously plant 2,400—2,600 cuttings an hour, compared to a human working at a still impressive 1,400 an hour. it recognises the top and bottom of the cutting and even shakes the conveyor belt to free them if the camera can't get a good look. the onlyjobs left for the workers here are scattering the cuttings on the machine and quality control of the finished product. so before, how many human workers would be on this line? on a line like this, with this capacity, about 10—12 people needs to be sticking manually. 10-12? yeah. and now you have how many? two. fewer people does not mean less work can be done. at the end of the game, it — you can work 2a hours of the day, you could save, let's say, 60% of your labour cost. there are many aspects which is going to help th

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negotiating its way out euro is building a country, and britain is talking trade you have apples and pearsitain is gone in many ideas, it's just how you walk through the door i don't understand what will happen if either in parliament or a second referendum or both, if the idea is we don't want this deal what do you do do you go back and say it was all a mistake, we want to come back they'll say only on our terms. so there's a confusion as to what would happen if the deal was not agreed in parliament >> the challenge is getting the deal agreed in parliament. the labor party says they want the uk to be part of a customs union -- >> i don't think mr. corbyn and his friends do anything but politicize this. i don't see them doing it for the good of the country, i see them doing it for the good of the labour party that will be a tribal fight. the liberals -- problem is the wrong word for theresa may they only have eight members in the house of commons, or ten, but they have 108 in the lords they can cause problems in the lords. i would like to think the lords would never overrule a democratical

everything could go pear-shaped if there was a significant escalation in any of these risks. >> let's say syria, if there was to be a response from the allies what would that do for the rate scenario >> there's so many different scenarios that could unfold in terms of a conflict in syria if there was a full-on war and conflict between russia and the united states playing out in syria, where you talk about troops facing each other in batt battle, planes being shot down, that would have a considerable impact in terms of equity market valuations and volatility across the markets more generally >> particularly because stimulus is being moved from the united states >> there's been no reason as of yet for the fed to veer off course from the guidance that they have given. apart from, you may recall way at the beginning when we had the chinese financial market meltdown, we had a pullback from janet yellen that resulted in financial market conditions becoming much more favorable of course that's an option for the fed going forward as well. if we got an escalation in trade. if there was a sever

endorsement that didn't do the job or is there a fracture, a broader issue of a fracture in the republican pearparticularly in utah? >> some of the politics is local and some of this has to do with mitt romney collecting signatures rather than just relying on the nomination process which angered some utah activists. some of this is the baggage that comes with president trump in 2018. mitt romney is the quintessential candidate who has tried to play it from all sides. he was the never trumper who then wanted to be secretary of state for president trump and who is now receiving his endorsement. so i think he is angered both the moderates in the state and they are numerous for associating himself with the president. he is also angered conservatives because he came out so strongly in parts of the campaign against trump. he tried to have it all ways and so there is a lot of built-up resentment even though he still is very popular in the state. he is paying a political price for the president. >> so let me ask you, siraj. are president trump and mitt romney, are they friends or not friends? at the en

both of them do apare pear to b gated however. despite the gate, security.ehow made it into this area here. this is the patio. this is where she opened fire during the lunch hour. around 12:45. shot herself under that awning right there. youtube will increase security here as well as facilities around the world. perhaps acknowledgement of the shooter's suspected motive. jess, you have more, she was upset with youtube. right. >> correct. nasim aghdam was angry at youtube. posted videos, complained that youtube was suppressing her and the company took away her opportunity to make money on the site. scott budman got to the bottom of why aghdam was so upset. attempted to. and a problem users have complained about as well. >> so recently, they also attacked by persian channel. >> it is how nasim aghdam and millions of others got their message out. >> i am being discriminated. >> a small active number of youtubers, aghdam was able to generate income from her posts. for many years, youtubers could post just about anything. itch users clicked on an ad or attracted 1

and i think, it apares pears th went way out of their way, trump administration and pentagon to make sure that no russian soldiers or russian facilities were hit in this attack. i, i just would note, i just went to remind people when we talk about the legality of this attack, we have been fighting in syria, for many, many years now. there are, 2,000 soldiers in syria. and we have been trying very -- with a lot of precision to avoid our military being in conflict with the russian military. >> ambassador, let me just pick up on that point. and ask you is there a valid question to be asked about whether or not the authorization of the use of force that had been granted to the united states by, to the president, by congress following 9/11 to go after terrorism and this broad abstract way in which is used to just fight united states in syria going after groups like isis, and some of their offchutes. that wouldn't be applicable to what, what the administration tonight said was -- very narrowly defined targeting of the syrian chemical weapons program. >> i agree. i think there is lots of is

abortion, awe pear right that they have to, one, offer ultrasounds, sonogramors prenatal care. or pregnancy testing or diagnosis or three, prenatal monday o mono gram testing but they have to do two more things. let's go back to the question that justice kennedy asked. one of the medical care facilities says pro-life and their name. are they required to post a notice? you started by answering the quaen i don't think you finished. >> the answer is no. they're not required to. >> because they're not any advertising? >> right. they're not doing to -- >> no. show me where that is in the statute. if it's a covered facility, then any ad that they put out including one that just says choose life has to include this discla disclaimer. >> it had as to do two or more -- >> yes, it has to do the things. they offer pregnancy testing and they advertise that they do pregnancy testing. they put up and it says choose life. they have to put in the disclaimer. >> yes. in that circumstance, they may be required to do that. and -- >> do you agree that mandating speech that the speaker would not ot

and this is part of what pears to me at least as someone who follows this very closely campaign wherever it's orchestrated to undermine rosenstein, undermine mueller, undermine the f.b. and that puts us in uncharted territories. >> woodruff: finally a question or two about mike mike pompey. you have not said whether you will vote for him. do you think he wi be confirmed? >> that's actively discussed but i feol no pressure rush to decision at this point of time choosing a new sretary of state. acknowledging a new secretary of state has been approved is a really weighty decision. >> woodruff: senator mark mar warner. thank you very much. >> thank you, judy. >> woodruff: now, to cuba.to y marked the end of an era: the rule of the castro brothersa th fidel castro and then his younger brother raul controlled cuba for nearly 60 years. now, as william brangham reports, a younger generation the helm amid re-ignited tensions with the united states. brangham: applause echo throughout cuba's national assembly, as 86-year-old raul castro handed e presidency to his hand-picked successor. after six de

some chanterelles and sorghum syrup and some wild pears. the old school cider? josh we actually came across a recipe from 1822 with elderberry and cider. and um, it's a native plant here so, we put a little bit in there to see what it would do and it came out wonderful. tony: you're using only west virginia apples? josh: i am only using west virginia apples. tony: that can't be cost-effective. josh: it's not. it can and can't be. tony: nobody is talking about money at this table. josh: this is another thing for me: we are often talked about as being this impoverished state. we are rich, i mean, as could be, in food and the things that we make as a culture and as a community. when you are living on the land, and doing what your ancestors did, you feel a connection that you can't get anywhere else. mike: you know you look at something as simple as these pole beans, it took a community to save that seed. you know every time we put food on the plate, there's a story about the way that people have always kind of bound together to survive. ♪ ♪ >>

do you think he's going to go for a pear next? we don't know. he decides.uses here at florensis. and these machines can autonomously plant 2,400 to 2,600 cuttings an hour, compare to a human working at a still impressive 1,400 an hour. it recognises the top and bottom of the cutting and even shakes the conveyor belt to free them if the camera can't get a good look. it recognises the top and bottom of the cutting and even shakes the conveyor belt to free them if the camera can't get a good look. the onlyjobs left for the workers here are scattering the cuttings on the machine and quality control of the finished product. so before, how many human workers would be on this line? on a line like this, with this capacity, about 10—12 people needs to be sticking manually. 10-12? yeah. and now you have how many? two. fewer people does not mean less work can be done. at the end of the game, you can work 24 hours of the day, you could save, let's say, 60% of your labour cost. there are many aspects, which is going to help the total process. i believe, and i'm convince

this includes things like apples, pears, cherryings. that applies to almonds and wine. there's a 25% tariff on u.s. pork and aluminum scrap metal. all these american products will now cost more here in china, which means u.s. producers will likely seles and lose business. china says it's doing this to balance out its losses caused by u.s. tariffs on steel and aluminum. now, keep in mind, president trump has also threatened china with 50 to $60 billion of additional tariffs for what he called china's unfair trade practices. if those do go through, you can expect china to retaliation again, maybe going after a very important u.s. export to china, soybeans. >> we'll talk more about the implications of it all in our next hour. ben tracy in beijing, thank you. >>> a spring snowstorm is affecting 35 million people in the east this morning after it brought near whiteout conditions to the midwest. snow is already accumulating in new york city and its suburbs. this is a look outside our broadcast center in manhattan on april 2nd, it is springtime, folks. around 2 inches could fa