roy boss originally comes from the cedar berg mountains of south africa. the relatively arid north west of the country is the sole natural source of the plant, and is still the only place worldwide where it is commercially grown. the principal harvest time is between january and april. after being harvested by hand, the bushes are then crushed and machines and spread out to dry. the subsequent fermentation gives the otherwise green plant, its trademark color and name red bush. roy boss is now a major industry south africa has around $300.00 large scale farms producing $20000.00 tons of the crop a year. south africa exports around $7000.00 tons of roy boss the year to over 60 countries. the biggest roy, both consumers are japan, germany, and the netherlands, followed by britain and the united states. a global business put when it comes to those who 1st turn the dry looking bushes into a healthy cup of tea. the story is similar to the pie in paris, why? the people who originally discovered the benefits of roy boss were bypassed a valley past takes us to a sm

roy boss is now a major industry. south africa has around $300.00 large scale farms producing $20000.00 tons of the crop a year. south africa exports around $7000.00 tons of roy boss the year to over 60 countries. the biggest roy, both consumers are japan, germany and the netherlands, followed by britain and the united states. a global business put when it comes to those who 1st turn the dry looking bushes into a healthy cup of tea. the story is similar to the pie in paraguayan. the people who originally discovered the benefits of roy boss were bypassed. a valley past takes us to a small settlement outside the town of warburton in the heart of the cedar burg mountains. baron salamone is a small holder and the chairman of the warburton original roy boss cooperative bond and his fellow farmer, amelia cook. mon, are descendants of the coin and sun. the indigenous inhabitants, south africa, they both grew up with wild royball in their local area, cut, crushed, and fermented by hand. traditional knowledge passed on to them

roy cohn was a closeted gay man, and you have said that while roy cohn was a terrible human being, you call the real villain the closet. >> mm-hmm. >> explain your thinking about that. >> well, i think that the closet makes people do terrible things. you have to lie every day about who you are. and the closet made gay people do terrible things not just to themselves, but to other people, which is not to say that, you know, there were plenty of people who didn't commit the sort of transgressions that roy cohn did who were also closeted. but i think ultimately you have to see him as a victim of the closet in the way that all gay people were victims of the closet. >> other victims of the closet were the hundreds of people who were persecuted by j. edgar hoover. we discussed him earlier, but he vigorously pursued investigations of so-called "sex perverts in government service." roy cohn was on a version of the original "firing line" with william f. buley jr., where he actually talks about j. edgar hoover and comes to his defense. >> he's a champ to me, and i think he's a champ to millions

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>> roy is very gruff, very angry.hen he call brett and he answers the phone, "hello, how are you"? "how are you, dear friend?" he's the sweetest, most gentle man. >> he is a cogent of imagination that he doesn't want anyone to know about who has been raised in a culture of almost toxic masculinity to be a [ bleep ]. and he has all these feelings and these emotions but he cannot express them. and he has to keep them pent-up, which is why he talks like he talks, because he's holding it all in. he's like a cork, if you pulled it out he would cry and sing and, you know, fly off. >> you're nearly 70 and you're having a baby? what are you, a character from the [ bleep ] bible? >> hannah waddingham, who spent much of the last 20 years performing musical theater in london's west end, plays team owner rebecca wilton. why do you think the show resonated with so many people and does it have something to do with the pandemic? >> i think it does and it doesn't. people associate it with the pandemic time, of course, because it was

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(applause) >> what's going on, roy. >> yeah so what is happening in the traffic. >> what do you want to know? what do you want to know about traffic. >> trevor: i don't know why we have to fight about this, provide, i want to who what what is the traffic is. >> you want to know traffic. >> trevor: yeah. >> okay, that say car. when there is a group of them t is called a traffic. so that say group of traffics. all moving around. i mean honestly, what we really need to be talking about is how the price of gas went down and that is why traffic went up. because everybody outside driving again, it's terrible, this is terrible. >> trevor: no. >> gas going down it terrible. >> trevor: no, you were the one say ug want the price of gas to go downing, that is what you said. >> when i said that? >> trevor: no, you said that on the show. >> on this show? i said it on this show? >> trevor: which other shoarks you said it on this show. >> you can't prove t we ain't got no tape. what we need to be talking about is this shrinkflation, because that say serious shoorks i say shrinkflation all the time,

w reporter joel dall roy who has been following the story, and joins me now in the studio jolla. walk us through how this whole saga unfolded . it has been a saga from start to finish has been irrational. it's, it's been unpredictable for and who is 1st a tweeter that he was going to take over the company. well, twitter 1st resisted that, the board actually pushed back and said they didn't want him to be on the border as a shareholder valet to reverse those policies and then welcomed him in and welcomed his bid. presumably because he was offering to pay around 40 percent more for his shares and they were worth at the time. well, since then, the deal has really unraveled. in the mean time mosques tweets have been irrational, have gone from positive to negative. to bizarre. he speculated about what other companies he might purchase, but interestingly, he did not tweet this latest news. this actually came from his lawyers. now must claim said he was misled. any merit to that argument? will legal experts say that he will struggle to make the argument? because twitter actually does pu

we come in two restaurants and show them a positive roi in the first month.uire a large capitol outlet. we are facing a lot of demand. >> what are the replicable things that a robot can do. on your side to help perfect once, to me, it seemed like you could have them do pretty much every part of the -- >> it is a careful balance. we have four products. including a drink solution and an ilt product. can you help us automate xyz. the engineering answer to that question is yes, of course we can. the business person answer is often different. the question is, can we do that and price it in such a way it represents a positive roi for our customers. that is not always yes. we are careful about what products we take on. we have to demonstrate that the robot can do the things the human can do at a better price. >> chipotle was the one that first told me about this. they made it clear, these are not the jobs people want. which made me think, there are so many hundreds of thousands of restaurants that your company could actually play a deflationary role in the economy.

jason roy, joe against india at the oval. ja5on roy, joe root and —— joe against india at the oval. root against india at the oval. ja5on roy, joe root and —— joe root and ben stokes have all gone for nothing. india won the toss and it seems they've made a good decision to put england in to bat first. there is live coverage on bbc radio five sports extra. ireland avenged their defeat by the maori all blacks a fortnight ago with an impressive 30—24 win in wellington. despite a slippery ball that led to numerous handling errors, the teams served up an entertaining conte5t. jordan larmour touched down twice during the match, this his second, which sealed the victory and what should be a morale—boosting win before ireland's 5erie5 decider against the all blacks this weekend. england will find out who they will face in the quarterfinals of the women's euros later, as spain and germany go head—to—head in group b this evening. the lione55e5 secured a record—breaking 8—0 victory over norway in brighton last night — a record in the both the men's and women's game at this tournament. it means

's, or jordan roy, on top of it many, many thanks sir. the people of japan are in deep mourning one day after their former prime minister, shinto ave was gone down at an election campaign rally. the man accused of the shooting is in custody. abbeys killing sent shock waves around the world with leader sharing their grief and condolences. ah, the body of shins, or are they returning home in a hearse? after he was gone down as a campaign rally in the city of nero, 2 shots from the home made guns of his attacker let abbe fatally wounded and japan in morning in a country where gun violence is extremely rare. people a shocked and saddened with mourners coming to pay their respects at the scene of the shooting. while i'm just in pain, i thought the least i could do was to come here and lay some flowers. so i hopped on a plane here this morning. so so it's just choking and i'm so sad. i was feeling really restless at home. and since i live near by, i dropped by to lay some flowers. japan's prime minister for mucous shita expressed grief at the d

and governor roy cooper is not a fan of that. neither are many other democratic governors.ing the priority is to try and address abortion now, but also making sure that no other rights are taken away in the next few months. >> all right. thank you, basil. basil, john, reporting for from washington, d.c., have a good weekend. all right. so if you're going to be out on the road this weekend, you can expect to see the chp out there in full force, their maximum enforcement period. >> is in effect for the entire holiday weekend. of course, extra patrols will be out there on the roads. they will be focusing their efforts on enforcing the speed limit in cracking down on drunk drivers. plus, starting today, there will be extra coast guard crews out on the water. we'll be trying to raise awareness of boating safety in cracking down on people who are boating under the influence. the coast guard. he's also reminding people to wear their lifejackets. whether time as we get a live look walnut creek. that's i-680, looking south there. >> what are people out there on the roads? you know,

roy went on to play at parker high school where he became an all-star.er of 1942, the u.s. entered world war 2 and roy made the decision to enlist in the navy and season. >> i was i knew i was ready to get drafted. >> eyes as jews and ices. iris entered the home boy. those from zoom. and i said pretty. role. >> as you know, a for to so and then is lou. >> well, he served his country. he joined the military baseball and basketball teams, sporss head to home and and service when he returned home. 4 years later, he hurt his leg and couldn't play baseball again. but decades later, the bisons will honor this local hero by having him throw the first pitch on independence day. >> it's great to see my father recognized for what how good he was back and now as he gets his. you know, rely gave up that. >> a dream come true. >> that's fantastic. what a good story here on the 4th of july. we'll take a quick break here for 27. still ahead on the kron 4 morning news. we did have multiple fires break out over the weekend in the east bay and officials think it was. >> f

well do roy, who's been following this story? hello joel. i mean, i have no idea where this is headed. how did we get it? this has been described as a corporate soap opera, and the person who has written every single twist and turn in a soap opera is even mosque himself. let's not forget, it was his idea to try and buy twitter. the company didn't see him out. then he offered a share price, which was 40 percent above what the market was then asking, but he didn't actually have the money. he had to go and try and raise it. he had to sell off billions of his own tesla shares and asked other investors to support him . he still actually hasn't gotten all of the money together. and all along the way he's been tweeting positively, negatively, bizarrely, and most interestingly, the announcement that he made about canceling the purchasing or his attempt to cancel it. he didn't make that on twitter, came from his lawyers in an official public statement. if there's a surprise that is the most surprising part, but he's claiming he was misled. what you m

that may benefit tiger _ likes of rory michael roy.oy. that may benefit tiger woods, a lot - likes of rory michael roy. that may benefit tiger woods, a lot of - likes of rory michael roy. that may benefit tiger woods, a lot of work l benefit tiger woods, a lot of work to do if he is to challenge the top of the leaderboard and make the cut? exactly. couldn't really go much worse than it did yesterday. six over yesterday, worse than it did yesterday. six overyesterday, round worse than it did yesterday. six over yesterday, round of 70, six underfor his over yesterday, round of 70, six under for his first seven holes and he never recovered afterwards. he said he struggled in finding the pace, leaving a larger short and looking out of sorts and one thing as well as contending with the wind and the difficulty of this famous st andrew's course was the pace of play. he started in the afternoon and it took more than six hours to complete his round, and it wasn't until nine o'clock that he managed to get back into the clubhouse, he was playing

i'm tempted to submit to roy. had it, is it does, i mean to roy morocco's meteorite hunters on all? josie, setting the discussions. i'd love to see every time there was an attack on a mosque all the right wing organization saying, we don't approve of this. examining the headline. this court is a political court that is making political decisions, explorer, and abundance of world cloth programming, designed to inform the biggest paradigm. laura cra, is crowd of people on the streets motivate. and in 5 years, he's opening an area that a blind person never thought they can do on al jazeera. what happens in new york has implications all around the world. it's international perspective with the human touch zooming way in, and then pulling back out again. ah .

roy, what's the play here?e right call, the will of the people on the merit, it would be to finish construction of the border wall. and to see the amount of money that the federal government was spending to not build this wall. and then you want to talk about utilizing this issue with regards to political pawns, it was this administration that we have right now that was going after our own customs and border patrol and accusing them of whipping people coming across, and then the media running with it. and, you know, we're seeing the stories now, as you're talking about the dc mayor, in new york city you had the mayor talking about how the shelters were being overrun. and you think that you have it bad? think about being the governor right now of texas, or being the governor of arizona. they have it a thousand times worse. what we all should be doing is that every level working together but this push toward sanctuary state and sanctuary city policies and this blame game and spin with an election coming up is res

my name is roy brownell, and i'm pleased to be the moderator of participant for the third and final panel. title for this panel is real world scenarios

. >> go, look roy, you are doing a heck of a job and a lot of your colleagues are as well. i assure you that -- i got off the phone today with attorney general -- a matter of fact one of the reasons i was a few minutes late -- we are going to do everything within the power of the federal government to make sure that any attempt to obstruct anything from travel to access to medicine is just not that it does not occur. we also, by the way, i think we are going to have to say in relation to governor hogle as well, that hunting for family planning, not for abortion but for family planning -- there is a lot we have to do. because a lot of women -- for example, a lot of family planning has to do with whether or not a woman gets access to cancer care. or two things unrelated to choice. so, there is a lot we have to do. i think we can get it done. i think the american people are with us. and, again, i think you for your leadership and i'm not being solicitous. but you are always there. i think you. >> thank you. >> now you will turn to governor hung grisham. >> thank you mr. presid

my name is roy brownell, and i'm pleased to be the moderator of participant for the third and final panel. title for this panel is real world scenarios illness catastrophe and governmental response. the idea is to give a sense of the practical realities of the 1947 statute. now i have the great honor inuc

but it's like, roy, you properly my teaching. would you put your 1st night your skills open still not the good news? 0 at least result soon. bullet go store. oh, we just we for a senior so nothing in e would go down. you would be, boy, did you, you were a judge in that. i the way i think she saw you. is that all the way to move? what do you feel? a news? what did you do? you got through to her and you had to call, you know, you get those taken care. i need to find out what this really episode measures for us to do. come with the officer in the so you know, quit the worst that will go through several or could it be available? i'm not going to see what kind of them are stored in that mine is i'm yet okay. what's a good? i know that there were that were you know, just to reach here. i deemed, simon london isn't the couldn't, that's is viola. it's a new book with through him. lou jim drew good notes on august. he and he says the dentist is not going to be for a gun pitcher absolute examples, but that will leave them. why do they me s

roy went on to play at parker high school where he became an all-star. world war 2 and roy made the decision to enlist in the navy and season. >> i was i knew i was ready to get drafted. >> as jews and ices. iris entered the home boy. those zoom. i said putin. as know. >> as you know so is lou. >> well, he served his country. he joined the military baseball and basketball teams, sports head to home and and service when he returned home. 4 years later, he hurt his leg and couldn't play baseball again. but decades later, the bisons will honor this local hero by having him throw the first pitch on independence day. >> it's great to see my father recognized for what how good he was back and now as he gets his. you know, just realizes gave up that. >> the dream come true. >> all right. it's a july 4th weekend, but feeling more like you need like a fall-like weekend. lots of cloud cover we have this morning just like yesterday that fog and all that temps scratching about 68 that temps scratching about 68 as we see the skies want more from your vitamins? get mo

roy brandt on it?r tried, in 2007, after the till case was reopened, bryant's case was brought in front of a mississippi grand jury. that grand jury did not indict her. >> a majority black grand jury did convene in greenwood, mississippi and they declined to indict caroline bright dun m. what do you make of that? >> we're not sure why they declined to indict her. there was enough evidence there to indict here. the investigation had been done. >> they say their whole lives they have lived with the haunting cries for justice and the images that horrified a nation of their cousin emmett till's body lying disfigured in an open casket. it was a scene his mother insisted showing the world who expose what racist hate truly looked like. >> we did take the torch of mimi and ensured her we will continue the fight before she passed away. and so for me, i definitely want to see it through. but it has been a tremendous amount of trauma. i still feel like the weight is on our shoulders. we found the new evidence, so

and i'm a question and i was roy. so condition t she olivia will ever get cancer. cancer were sort of that is going to look up with me is going to be a job for was abortion voicemail due to percent chalet? oh boy, now mitchell at rochester, will you and yeah, i do want to press mobily, you know? yeah. you have to believe me. ah, it's not really believing because about that see new school year. she leave for the cd list for you to get a video on the printer. no, i see one of these on this narrative is a pretty good. the only thing we land here could you go get a brand is per capita. brown is a michelle with 0 at yahoo, dot garcia at your computer windows or hm. but grow a longer the lovely, but i love my fear is up. well now life leisure, le, i need not fear shave with a rather similar vanilla restoral to me ss of say i particularly missed uncle diana boat, otherwise it was threatening come up and get the gt autrand booster. she moved sheets is now still at my many you gets the work ninja e. a program moved here before

do you think roy is retiring? >> honestly, i think he's tired of where the republican parties going. he didn't support the trumps, that it was soul in. and he decided that there was no place in him for politics though it is now. >> now i've heard that same sentiment even from republicans who say that this race is gotten so tight and really so competitive that it's also forest this candidate to go further and further to the right. if you put up some 0.4 republican -- it shows you just the state of this race and this poll that was conducted in june, it shows that vicky hartzler at the moment was up. eric rains was second and then eric schmidt was third. a lot has changed and how most people that i talked to see eric schmidt is actually the one who had the upper hand here. so we'll have to continue to watch this race. it's a tight one. it's an interesting one. i also should say it's a microcosm really of all the issues going on in the gop because there's election integrity. there's coastal issues. and of course, ther

reena roy has this story. >> from a beach in costa rica to a jail cell in texas, caitlin armstrong is back in the u.s. facing murder charges in the shooting death of a professional cyclist, mariah wilson. officials say she was hiding out in a remote beach town in costa rica for more than a month and trying to disguise her identity. >> she also changed her physical appearance a little bit to where she shortened her hair like the little bit about shoulder length, dyed it dark brown, she had some type of bandage on her nose. >> are you saying she had a nose job? >> i don't know if it was a nose job. >> police accused armstrong of shooting wilson to death at this home in austin, texas on may 11 after learning her boyfriend had gone swimming and to dinner with wilson. according to court documents, armstrong's boyfriend told police he was briefly in a relationship with 25-year-old wilson last year, saying after that their relationship was platonic. authorities questioned armstrong and let her go. two days later, she vanished. she flew to costa rica with a passport that was not her own. u.s.

rena roy has the latest the white house says it's business as usual for president biden as he battles covid-19 in isolation seen here in this new photo masked up and on the phone with his national security team today. the president said he is still he is still putting in eight plus hours a work a day. and that he wants to remind americans to get vaccinated the president's physician says he did have a temperature of 99.4 thursday night, but has remained normal since taking tylenol biden still has a runny nose fatigue and an occasional loose cough, but his medical teams has his symptoms have improved since testing positive thursday morning. i really appreciate your increase your concerns. i'm doing well the 79 year old says he's been fulfilling his duties and hard at work weaning a photo of of signing the formula act into law thursday today he met with his economic team to discuss lowering gas prices. you'll have to work in isolation for five full days and get a negative test result before returning to work in person and normal activities. president. biden is taking the anti-viral drug

and chip roy is a conservative.gain, this is not some moderate squishy member. >> chip roy, if i remember correctly, was kind of into the whole election was stolen thing at the beginning. >> he was very open to the idea of trying to find routes to overturn it. however, on the crucial question of certification, he did vote to certify. >> but pence -- what pence is doing is going to be very hard to do. this is not a republican party that is in any significant measure ready to throw trump over the edge of the boat. >> right. and that's what i find interesting. you know, it's one thing what republicans will say to each other, republican elected officials will say to each other in a closed room where they hope it doesn't leak to people like jonathan. >> they have to know that it will. >> it's another thing, what are they willing to say to their most conservative constituents. what are they willing to say in front of a camera or a podcast with the crowd that is more likely to want to hear from tucker carlson or steve bann

entered world war 2 and roy made the decision to enlist in the navy. season. >> i was i knew i was ready to get drafted. >> all rise as jews and ices. i was center's own boy. >> those felons zoom. said yeah, it's pretty. role. >> you so is >> well, he served his country. he joined the military baseball and basketball teams, sports head to home and and service when he returned home. 4 years later, he hurt his leg and couldn't play baseball again. but decades later, the bisons will honor this local hero by having him throw the first pitch on independence day. >> it's great to see my 5. recognized for what how good it was back and now and he gets his. you know, just rely gave up that. >> the dream come true. >> oh, that's really yeah. all right. let's get a look outside now. this is a 6.80, walnut creek area. pretty dark, but we know cars are cruising around yeah, their destinations are coming back you know, those barbecues, those grill and chill parties. of course, those things we can to. >> hang out at at work. but that's okay. >> we're getting ready. g

and up until that it's a me to roy, had it is it is i me to roy morocco's meet you write hunter's on all josie ah ah, welcome back. i'm this tells you, hey and are home. let's remind you about top stories here. the south, at least 3 people have been killed in a shooting at a shopping mall near the danish capital copenhagen. many others were also injured. please say a 22 year old danish man has been arrested and offices are not ruling out what they call terrorism. police in the u. s. city of act of akron have when east body comforted, showing the moments that lead the shooting of 25 year old janet walker. the black man was killed off to offices, stopped him for a traffic violation. new grains president brought me zalinski has about the military will regain control of the city of melissa chance. ukrainian forces withdrew after a russian advance. it was the government's last stronghold in the eastern province of new hampshire. now palestinian leaders say u. s. officials have handed back the bullet that killed the al jazeera janice, cherry, and i will acclaim. after examining it. earlier

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i can tell that the submit to roy had it is it is i me to roy morocco's meet you write hunter's on all 0. ah, a russian missile attack on the ukrainian port city of odessa kills at least 19 people in inches, doesn't support a low on money inside. this is out there life and also coming up to gasoline, streets of cartoon, one day off to sidney's security forces kill 9 people protesting against military rules. i put workers in france, go on strike to demand higher salaries just days before peak holiday season and time as president gigi and paying swears in hong kong, new chief executive on the 25th anniversary was returned to chinese. at least 19 people have been killed and 1000 wounded when russian missiles hit residential buildings near the cranium. port city of odessa are ascii. operation is currently underway to find people buried under the rubble. and fisher reports from keith, which i came in the early hours of the morning. many people were embed, it was quick, it was devastating. and i'm story building partially destroyed. the rockets fired from russian aircraft, according to local

as far as roy cohn. when you are president of the united states, a lot of people come away thinking, the president will take their advice. and listen to them. roy cohn was important to joe mccarthy in the senate subcommittee on investigating sabotage in the united states government. it was during the time in the early 50s, late 40th. roy cohn was a self promoter. and he promoted -- made himself more important to reagan than he really was. reagan already had his framework for how he was going to run the country and govern the country. his worldview was already set. so, there was very little you could point to that he had any influence over reagan on. he simply met him once or twice. i think that was about it. there were several letters or memos in the reagan white house that were generated -- his invitations to nancy reagan and mrs. reagan and president reagan when they were in new york -- and the political analysis was, mr. roy, stay away from him. give him a wide berth as much as possible. his influence

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the great governor, roy cooper. where is roy? he was here earlier. he has been with me all morning. i have to tell you, roy cooper -- >> vice president kamala harris consistent with white house messaging. she says she spoke to the president this morning and he is feeling well and doing well. he says to say hello to everyone. he is working from the white house for my folks that just about half an hour from now we are expecting a full update on the president's condition. allie, let me go back to tonight's hearing. look, there have been a lot of moments, including people screaming and yelling and six hour-long meetings, but we learned today another former trump staffer, as i said moments ago, came before the general six committee and throughout racist and sexist words. i think it was like a 27 minute virtual soliloquy. what else have we heard about that? is that what has been going on? some of these witnesses are really not happy to be there and determined to be heard in a very unfortunate way. >> look, we have seen, as part of committee testimony, right, conversations about what the f

roy cowen i don't like to cast aspersions on those who have passed away but he was a self promoter andhe made himself more important to reagan than he really was. he had this framework for how he was going to run the government and the country and his worldviews were already stat so there was very little you can point to that he had any influence over. he met him once or twice and that was aboutic it. there were several letters and memos from the reagan white house that were generated by root roy cowen to mrs. reagan and president reagan when they were new york and it was to give him a wide girth as much as possible. his views were outside considering who reagan was and careful whose advice you to. >> host: beau is an georgia. good afternoon beau. >> caller: two things first when i lived down the street from the -- and the other thing i want to ask you about one of the books he wrote about reagan between 76 and 80 i remember reagan debating his fellow conservative though buckley about the panamas canal treaty and that elevated reagan international status. guess who it sure did. i'm sor