a popular variety among european governments the rice farmers are under contract with rice. the company offers them financial backing if the adhere to its strict quality control standards no artificial fertilisers or chemical pesticides may be used thank you ma'am when the last for many years the prices were very low like that and now. in 2015 we started to grow organic rice and since then we have earned more i hope it will stay that way in the future at last and they did. it because the company found a hungry market for its rice in europe it even built a modern rice mill for around $9000000.00 u.s. dollars but it's questionable whether the investment will ever pay off a company boss songs are on must now pay an import duty of $175.00 euros per tonne of rice sent to the e.u. . and suddenly the post tax to somebody in rice is nothing if it seems that there is a policy to do what they've been doing you can move yet again tried to promotion or come with the right. track to put and block some of the right to do you much good. tax it's not it's not fair. for many years armory ric

preparations for rice cultivation. in the province of prey have a care in cambodia farmers often cultivate only small plots of land. jasmine rice will be planted on this field the variety is particularly popular with gourmets in europe the rice farmers are under contract with the company armorer rice which finances the cultivation and to make specifications no artificial fertilisers or chemical pesticides may be used. by the time when the. be up for many years the prices were very low in 2015 we started to grow organic rice and since then we've earned more than them all i hope it'll stay that way in the future. any less than they did oppose the idea that man love it because . with the export of organic jasmine rice the company created a sales hit in the e.u. it even built a modern rice mill for around $9000000.00 u.s. dollars but it's questionable whether the investment will ever pay off a company boss songs around was confronted with an import duty of $175.00 euros on every charge of rice headed for the e.u. and sudde

aromatic rice, short grain, medium, white rice, brown rice. that is fine.wer rice, for instance, is not a type of rice. what's happening is more and more you have product, they are creating new products but they want to use the identity of a known product to market and sell the new product. just call it what it is. that is all. and we have a duty to make sure that consumers know exactly what they are getting. consumers and the new consumers that are coming up that will be buying these products. and so whether or not it is meat, poultry, beef, shrimp, crawfish. we need to make sure that that is what the product is. >> jessica, does everyone love competition? what is really going on here in your opinion? >> yeah this is an absurd law. and the other state laws that are like it are also absurd. this is an imaginary crisis. no one is mistaking a veggie burger for meet. what is really going on is producers are afraid of the new competition. and they have enlisted the government's help to sensor the labels of their competitors. >> i want to show another ad. this i

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lunar missions have taken a backseat for decades but now a new space rice is growing. like a. good stable with. appearances can be deceiving this dusty landscape is not the moon but a volcanic surface on the spanish island of. maui and french astronaut training. gearing up for the next moon landing are they testing special equipment and gathering igneous rock which is similar to that found on the moon if mathias mera does make it to the moon he'll need to be able to identify everything he sees. perfect and i think. that's the beauty of. this is what i was looking for but when i walk on the moon there will be many rocks there are rocks all around us. i know why should i bring this one and not the others well that's part of my training. on this in the volcano 2 days ago. but also. doesn't mean it's all a being is a mineral that comes from deep underground from close to the earth's mantle and there this month this was the geologists are really keen on making a discovery like this on the moon of the month because samples like this could tell you a lot about the moon's composition.

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every day tons of rice husks accumulate in the state rice factory it's waste with no nutritional value everyone who has an oven can get it here for free to use this fuel sonny yuba visit schools to talk about the ovens importance after all trees and bushes hold the desert sand in place so this is about our behavior we have to change our behavior and our way of using raw materials we have to as you said correctly use clean energy and especially use power sources that allow us to reduce our use of wood what. the pupils are allowed to test the oven at home for a week. how bad my money bossa root tells his family how to use the appliance. when. you know we act and it seems easy to use it produces hardly any smoke and you don't need to use wood any more that's good i want to try the oven out properly. the new oven costs about 15 euros and the ngo also gives credit to members of the ngo discuss the digital campaign the organization wants to plant trees and find people to take care of them the campaign begins in a village 2 hours upstream sunny and says that after an initial hesitation the wo

we can take rice from 1980 to 2015, rice yield per acre increased by 62%. over the same time the water use associated with growing race degreased by 52%. soil loss decreased and energy use decreased by 32%. none of this would have been possible without the innovation that has come about from the research and technology. ing a research will become more important so we can feed and clothe people on the same land we have today. i guess the question is understanding the challenges that agriculture will have to overcome as the global population grows, what do you see as the most important research areas to focus on in both the short term and long term? >> thank you, senator, for the question. one of the things that we've done with the leadership team with ree is identify what are the primary themes of research and focus and impact and understa influence we need to have for u.s. agriculture. the first is sustainable intensification. this captures a lot of the things you listed. it's the opportunity for us to really focus in a sincere and expansive way on soil hea

protesters of course blame this and tiredly on the police but we see anxiety intentions on both sides rice now police are being criticized for a bloody crackdown yesterday on protesters in the exact same train station where armed thugs attacked protesters last week do you think in the end this weekend will be seen as a turning point in these demonstrations. i think the turning point has already happened 6 weeks ago when the police 1st used massive amounts of tear gas and rubber rubber bullets against the protesters this was something at the time that had never happened in hong kong police had never used this amount of violence to disperse protests and since then. the situation has been hardening and the police tactics have also been hardening police interfere much earlier now and with much more violence there have been doing things that were not seen before like chasing people into buildings and then to gosling them into in side these buildings and this is what what has made protesters stance also hardened and now the protests are basically about police violence the demand to investigate t

good to any. 4 here at the mary rice enter the children are able to socialize with each other and get the attention they need. this school specializes in helping children with disabilities and basic education is free to start to have been able to reach to more children especially especially those with physical challenges coming from. because of previous who are losing with and which has been difficult because of the heavy rain which is available in the world in the kabila. province friend difficult to maneuver using that with china and to some of them would you do i would cheer their work to do those cheap did. ok new uses his own money to maintain and fuel the van most children come from families that cannot afford transport. making a big difference in the lives of the children and their parents stanley is driven by a hope. with special care and therapy he thinks at least some of these children will one day enjoy a degree of independence. from sports now a turn to florence comes to a close this weekend but before we crown this year's champion and say to look back at the tours oldest

in his famous 1961 speech at rice university in houston, texas, president john f. kennedy challenged the nation to put a man on the moon by the end of the decade. president kennedy spoke these now famous words, quote, we choose to go to the moon on this decade and do other things not because they are easy but because they are hard. end quote. president kennedy understood the importance of american leadership in space. he added, quote, whether it will become a force for good or ill depends on man and only if the united states occupies a position of preeminence can we help decide whether this new ocean will be a sea of peace or a new terrifying theater of war. end quote. military professionals will tell you that whoever occupies has the upper hand. folks, there is no higher ground than space. america must remain the leader in space. it's just that simple. in 1969 the crew of apollo 11 fulfilled that very mission to put a man on the moon. today we honor not only the astronauts neil armstrong, buzz aldrin, and michael collins, but the great -- all of the great nasa men

joe wilson a career diplomat witnessed the rice. they came into office with the republican party and particular with. the staffing done by the vice president and his office and the secretary of defense and his office. referred to as conservatives they have ties to the world of oil to the defense industry they are strong proponents of american global domination. saddam hussein softened by years of sanctions is in. on the evening of $911.00 the president saying well maybe you know we will be going after iraq now and somebody said well. that would be a guess since international law the president responded i don't care it was going to kick a few days after the world trade center. and the pentagon were attacked the president was at camp david with his senior officials and mr wolfowitz was telling the president. the iraq and saddam hussein is the real problem. new goals were defining change the regime in baghdad to subjugate iraq a simpler objective than that of destroying the elusive terrorist. $1000.00 boes in support of eliminating sad

sugar, rice, and other crops that they could use to produce the goods that would be sold in other parts of the world. in 1793, two generations later, the invention of the cotton gin. and the opening of new lands, the louisiana purchase. you had lands that had richer soil that produced more and more goods. you needed more labor, so they continued to bring in more people. host: is that what you meant by the economics of slavery? daina: yes. the economics of slavery has to do with the technology, the crops, the technology that was fueling the markets in end slaved people -- in enslaved people, the desire to purchase and sell and trade to people was also part of the economics of slavery. host: and they put a price on the slave. how did they do that and why, why was it necessary? guest: every enslaved person was given a value. that was often done for tax purposes. they had to keep track of who they owned. and enslaved people were given a specific value based on the amount of work they could do in a given year. it was based on what kind of labor they thought they could do at the time. and eve

we can take rice, for example, from 1980 to 2015 rice yield per acre increased by 62%. over the same time the water use associated with growing rice decreased by 52%, soil loss decreased by 28% and energy use decreased by 34%. none of this would have been possible without the innovation that has come about from the research and technology. ag research will become even more important so that we can feed and clothe 9 billion people by 2050 on the same amount of land essentially that we have today. so i guess the question is dr. hutchins, understanding the challenges that agriculture will have to overcome as the global population grows, what do you see as the most important research areas to focus on in both the short-term and long-term? >> thank you senator for the question. one of the things that we've done with the leadership team with ree is to identify what are the primary themes of research and focus and impact and influence that we really need to have for u.s. agriculture. if i can, i'll just briefly overview those. the first is sustainable intensification, and this

arguably the most important food crop on planet earth is rice. more than 600 million people on earth get more than half their calories or half their protein from rice on a daily basis. earlier this year, usda scientists came to a potentially earth-shaking conclusion about rice. they found that as carbon dioxide increases in the atmosphere, rice loses its vitamins. which means the crop that more than 600 million humans count on for most of their diet is going to get significantly less nutrition has carbon dioxide levels rise. think about the consequences of that, right? trump administration buried that. they even tried to block outside scientists who worked at other institutions, scientists who worked from other institutions with it usda scientists on that study, the trump administration trying to tried to block their outside institutions from putting out any press releases or statements announcing these findings. they want to make sure to keep them quiet. you're only dealing with potential starvation of 600 million people or massive changes in nu

our experiments are going up in space. >> rice university was all in too. on the outskirts of the city for nasa manned space center and the people who worked there. >> three years later there's a small city there and what you can't see in this picture is all around it residential areas begin springing up like mushrooms. >> which became home to the mercury and apollo astronauts including the soon to be first armstrong, aldrin and collins. >> it was a oil town once nasa comes every business wants to be part of this moon energy. >> nowhere more boldly than baseball's newest treasure the astro dome the world's first multi purpose dome stadium for the team who swapped out its old colt 45 moniker it is here where they were welcomed back to their official home coming hosted by frank sinatra himself. 50 years after the eagle landed nasa hopes to return. . this time as a jumping off point to go even further into our solar system. >> people around my age they want to go to mars. so many people said i am not having kids because i want to go to mars. >> what sparks tha

we call it breakfast fried rice.he have stuff in your pantry. what you have on hand. this is what i would always eat before a swim meet. my mom wouldake me fried rice and eggs before every swim meet. this is comfort food for me. >> the breakfast of champion, it really is. how hot should your pan be to d this? >> fairly warm, but we're going to stick it in a broiler afrwards, so itoesn't really matter. you just put a little oil in there. you put the egg in. and then you stick itn the broiler until it's cooked to your liking. i like mine where the whites are cooked but the yolk still runny. you have to love a runny yolk. there you hav >> and you served it in these little trays. guys, what did you think? >> really good. >> two thumbs up. >>natalie, thank you so much. and tell me the name of the book again. oo>> the b is cook to thrive. >> is it all stuff that's supposed to give you energy or what's the theme of the book? >> the whole idea of it is that eating healthy is a lifestyle. so yes, you could have some fried ric

miss rice: i'm ready to close. madam speaker, i want to thank chairman schiff and ranking member nunes for supporting the amendment and i yield back. the chair: gentlewoman has yielded back. the question is now offered on the amendment offered by the gentlewoman from new york. those in favor say aye. those opposed, no. in the opinion of the chair, the ayes have it. he amendment is agreed to. it is now in order to consider amendment number 13 printed in art b of house report 116-154. for what purpose does the gentleman from washington seek recognition? ms. jayapal: i have an amendment at the desk. the clerk: amendment number 13 printed in part b of house report 116-154 offered by ms. jayapal of washington. the chair: pursuant to house resolution 491, the gentlewoman from washington and a member opposed each will control five minutes. the chair recognizes the gentlewoman from washington. ms. jayapal: i want to start by recognizing the work of our chairman, mr. schiff, on this bill. my amendment would require congress

also, when it comes to their exercises, south korea offered rice, 50,000 tons of rice to north koreaecause they say they wanted an end to those joint military exercises. we will watch this space closely. let's brief you on other stories. russian police have raided the homes of several opposition politicians just hours after top kremlin critic alexei navalny was sentenced to 30 days in jail. mr navalny was due to lead a protest this weekend in support of several opposition candidates disqualified from running in the moscow local election in september. the sudanese army is saying it's foiled a military coup and arrested several high—ranking officers and senior members of the former governing party, national congress. a statement from the military says those arrested include the army chief of staff. puerto rico's legislature has begun an impeachment process —— a new study from climate researchers in the united states suggests the speed and extent of the current period of global warming exceeds any similar event in the past two thousand years. the scientists reconstructed average tempera

joe wilson a career diplomat witnessed the rice. they came into office with the republican party and particular with the staffing done by the vice president and his office and the secretary of defense in his office. referred to his neo conservatives they have ties to the world of oil to the defense industry they are strong proponents of american global domination. saddam hussein softened by years of sanctions is in. on the evening of $911.00 the president saying well maybe you know we will be going after iraq now and somebody said well. that would be a guess since international law the president responded i don't care it was going to kick some 2 days after the world trade center. and the pentagon were attacked the president was at camp david with his senior officials and mr wolfowitz was telling the president. they iraq and saddam hussein is the real problem. new goals were defined change the regime in baghdad to subjugate iraq a simpler objective. and that of destroying the elusive terrorist. $1000.00 and those in support of elimin

their basic needs rice does that surprise you at all. no not much actually and i have been facing some water crisis far across. the city and but if we let on that has been growing far i have are not just the other night vision but also the recession and the radiation s. that are in a region where that is. too much of a demand even if that is a small fortune in the play that is supposed to be attractive that's what's happening with that so the problem is actually the start of demand management then grab a book but on the other night vision and then refocus our throat that's where the problem is that the it's a more structural problem rather than. one family issue or something. chennai's about the house i mean if we. are the same thing we'll be getting this spark. in some other bank and we have some kind of let's say in fall of the depression. and i just it has come of them yeah you know because it's a structural problem of a structural problem and also the levy structure as an idea and because i'm not expect that because if you look at wh

your average goal for and hardly a hobby to take up in retirement but speed golf is nonetheless the rice. a quick reminder now the top stories we're following for you here on news the united states has asked europe to help protect shipping in the strait of hormuz washington has made a formal request to germany france and britain to provide security for lent says that an international of coach to solving the crisis is essential and prosecutors here in germany have revealed new details about a man accused of killing a child by pushing him it on a train at frankfurt station the suspect is a 40 year old eritrean national has lived in switzerland what 13 years. coming up next do give you news asia 12 years in prison china convicts a human rights advocate for the king state secrets we'll look at why the government cracks down on his work and the allure of snail slime how farmers in thailand are cashing in on demand from skin care fanatics around the world. all that are coming up with you as well as the chant don't forget you can always get more on our web site t w dot com and you can follow us

from mali's region i 1st called malaria then became constipated her mother mariam says they only have rice left to eat in their village and so our eyes wait plummeted. i wonder how we all mean i went to a pharmacy that the medicine didn't work so i try traditional medicine but we still thin so i came to the hospital and risto here there are always some severely malnourished children in hospital wards like this one in central mali worsening drought and extreme poverty play their part to the un says escalating violence in the region has made it worse nearly 50000 people have fled their villages after a series of attacks by militia connected to the don't go on and few lonny ethnic groups. landscapes dry at the best of times now many gone they were mostly farmers far from their crops and many forlornly herders animals have been stolen or killed banditry has made road transport too dangerous for centuries the river. played a crucial role in transporting food and other goods around this region these boats bring produce from farming areas and it's traded here at the port in the town of martinis s

as president kennedy said in his speech at rice university in september, 1962, we choose to go to the moon in this decade and do the other things not because they are easy but because they are hard. there is no better explanation that captures the american spirit. we choose to take joint leaps. we choose to know the unknown. we choose to lead into the future. on july 20, 1960, just four days after the launch, the world listened and watched as the first steps were taken on the moon. again, hundreds of millions of people across the world watched as history was made. five times more nasa astronauts landed on the moon and returned home safely. president kennedy's promise that our great democracy could achieve these hard things became a reality. as we watch those days in july, 0 years ago, dreams began to form. every person watching the success of apollo program, young and old, no matter their background, was filled with inspiration. some youngsters could say to themselves, i will be an astronaut. i will be a scientist. as they looked up to the moon, they pictured themselves up there among

joe wilson a career diplomat witnessed the rice. they came into office with the republican party in particular with the staffing done by the vice president in his office and the secretary of defense in his office. referred to his neo conservatives they have ties to the world of oil to the defense industry they are strong proponents of american global domination. saddam hussein softened by years of sanctions is in. on the evening of $911.00 the president saying well maybe you know we will be going after iraq now and somebody said well. that would be a guess since international law the president responded i don't care it was going to kick some 2 days after the world trade center. and the pentagon were attacked the president was at camp david with his senior officials and mr wolfowitz was telling the president. the iraq and saddam hussein is the real problem. new goals were defining change the regime in baghdad to subjugate iraq a simpler objective. and that of destroying the elusive terrorist. september 19th those in support of elimin

in his famous 1961 speech at rice university in houston, texas, president john f. kennedy challenged the nation to put a man on the moon by the end of the decade. president kennedy spoke these now famous words, quote, we choose to go to the moon on this decade and do other things not because they are easy but because they are hard. end quote. president kennedy understood the importance of american leadership in space. he added, quote, whether it will become a force for good or ill depends on man and only if the united states occupies a position of preeminence can we help decide whether this new ocean will be a sea of peace or a new terrifying theater of war. end quote. military professionals will tell you that whoever occupies has the upper hand. folks, there is no higher ground than space. america must remain the leader in space. it's just that simple. in 1969 the crew of apollo 11 fulfilled that very mission to put a man on the moon. today we honor not only the astronauts neil armstrong, buzz aldrin, and michael collins, but the great -- all of the great nasa men

but but sunken rice gnarliest in china last year they're continuing their human rights accurately its rights crackdown has been mostly beer then peaceful. and down and i will surely it's. we'll be mall lawyers being at the start you didn't get tanked in the coming years that's important for all of us and almost a tone that you yourself have been arrested and you claim you've been tortured by the police a befall what is life like for a lawyer or human rights activist in china off though they have been targeted by the state. if you cause if my human rights work i was. the start and there are. banished from teaching and kidnapped disappeared and tortured. so it's is very very deep cuts to be rational are you in china before the. punishment now or there it's. just isn't going to cause all seeds express your attitude if you said it would not cry. the chinese who mass in our years are facing most if kurt. and so humor as lawyers and defendants in internet. yes it is a. secret tangos and the. laws and regulations to defense fundamental freedom and the rights of tens of people rights. this ha

doubt as for this he actually sense that this moon landing this spice rice program would very noticeably affect our daily lives inside the concept of streamlining in design for instance or lightweight materials and the miniaturize ation of technology. 969 as soon as they laugh. the americans planted their flag on the mall a gesture that inspired pop artist andy warhol as late as 97 just before his death . it was billed as a mission for all mankind. british nigerian artist chink shoni body suggests a space walk in wax print suits it's a multi-faceted work centered on themes of colonialism lifestyle because it shot many segments of society the black and asian communities all women have never been to the moon the job price also called for men if a certain age and this work refers to that fact in a very ironic why ornish often tops off. the most famous image in the exhibition isn't an artwork on december 24th 1968 apollo 8 astronaut william mentors made the earth rise photo revealing a shining fragile world. after decades of manned space travel no other planet has been found where humankind

the turner store today in western ghana has a population of around $5000.00 since 20081 of rice and gold prices led to a surge an unregulated mining dozens of young men have been dying each month no one believed mercury was to play in. we did know used to suck the mercury into our mouth and throat so that we could get the gold when she all the guys working with mercury got sick when they got sick we didn't think it was the mercury the brought about the illnesses we put into our minds that we had committed a sin against the gods. back in april their voices news agency spoke to this man who developed lung problems after being exposed to talks and while mining here's what he had to say. so if there's someone out there if you're a young man today and you want to get into water cut gold mining i say to you you have to be careful of the dust. so i look at me now this isn't what i used to look like. a few weeks after the interview he died leaving behind his wife children and the house that gold helped him build. now you may have heard that there is a bull market for legalized marijuana in the u

of frenchy deep fried rice which is what do you think was 15 pounds so you get in this like small ball for all of this present. crunch case different taste sensation. fresh and also crispy celery and the rest well it's just like. you know i think. yeah there how describe all this like there. is in your mouth so rich it's not simple it's rich and rich is never yeah even though taiwan is such a small island but we need to have the diversity and we have the features of the really best aquatic and agricultural techniques to hear that we have all this food that can be presented like this it's hard to pinpoint just one favorite national dish because it seems that you are very proud of everything would be everything but i'm going to thank you for covering the taiwan you know wonderful experience thank you for introducing me tiring you believe i'm a fan of youth band. and back to europe now where fewer and fewer couples are choosing to get married but in our series europe ties the knot we've been meeting young lovebirds going against the trend this time we're heading to both garia were newlywe

,why does rice play texas? we choose to go to the moon. we choose to go to the moon. [applause] we choose to go to the moon and do the other things, not because they are easy, because they are hard. because that goal will serve to organize and measure the best of our energies and skills, because that challenge is one we are willing to accept, one we are unwilling to postpone, and one we intend to win -- and the others, too. [applause] >> in the early president john 1960's, kennedy said we want to galvanize our country to do something very bold, and it was the space race. we wanted to do something bold to beat the russians. let's beat the russians by sending humans to the moon and returning us safely before the end of the 1960's. as the country is starting to think about going to the moon, one of the questions we had was, how do you know where you are going? if you travel to a foreign country, you take a nap with you to figure out where you are going. if you travel to a foreign world you better have a map so you do not hit the side of a rock or run into a crater or som

i 1st called malaria then became constipated her mother marry him says they only have rice left to eat in their village and so eyes weight plummeted i was. all mean i went to a pharmacy that the medicine didn't work so i try traditional medicine but we still think so i came to the hospital and we're still here there are always some severely malnourished children in hospital wards like this one in central mali worsening drought and extreme poverty play their part. but the un says escalating violence in the region has made it worse. nearly 50000 people have fled their villages after a series of attacks by militia connected to the don't go on and fulani ethnic groups the landscapes dry at the best of times now many go on who are mostly farmers far from their crops and many forlornly herders animals have been stolen or killed banditry has made road transport too dangerous for centuries the river in asia played a crucial role in transporting food and other goods around this region these boats bring produce from farming areas and it's traded here at the port in the town of martinis sacks of

then add in -- you cook it down, add in the rice.he pantry. it is whatever you have on hand. this is what i'd always eat before a swim meet my mom would make me fried rice and eggs before every single swim meet. it is comfort food for me. >> the breakfast of champions. how hot should the pan be to do this >> fairly warm we'll stick it in a broiler afterwards, so it doesn't really matter put a little oil in there, you put the egg in then you stick it in the broiler until it is cooked to your liking i like mine where the whites are cooked but the yolk is runny you have to love a runny yolk. there you have it. >> you served it in these little trays. what did you think >> so good. >> two thumbs up. >> natalie, thank you so much. >> thank you. >> tell me about the name of the book again. >> "cook to thrive." >> is it all supposed to give you energy, or what is the theme of the book? >> the idea of it is that eating healthy is a lifestyle yes, you can have some fried rice, but you could balance it all. so this is stuff that i ate growing u