ag export soybeans we'll be joined from missouri by rylan mull further from i.h.s. market all that ahead but first let's get to a few stories topping today's headlines dramatic news is on the way and it's breaking today on the future of europe as the u.k. bret's minister david davis and the foreign minister boris johnson have both resigned within twenty four hours davis's resignation was prompted by british prime minister trace of may's unwilling this to enter into a soft brecht's that planned the so-called checkers plan which would leave the u.k. in the european union's custom union and the single market the proposal was unveiled in a cabinet meeting on friday it is resignation letter missed. davis recognized mase parag attempt to set policy but wrote that the british national interest requires quote an enthusiastic believer in your approach and not merely a reluctant conscript a hard advocate at the department of exit in the european union quickly followed davis and brought that backers then pressed mr johnson a prominent rhetorical backer of a harbor exit to resi

a closer look and continue our conversation on commodities to do so we are pleased to be joined by rylan mop berger who is the associate director of agricultural economics and country risk at i.h.s. market we love i.h.s. market rylan thanks for being here from columbia missouri you've had a busier than usual time with everything that's been going on with all the will he or won't he trade talks all over all where are we now and commodity prices and how have they been impacted by these trade wars. well they are weak and that's not good for the market and we've been going down with corn as we're going prices basically since the end of may and it's on a downward trend we've kind of stopped balanced up a little bit on friday just after the tariff came into place but we're in a weakened position and not just with the greens but also in some of the beats and different categories that are being terror for china and for the different countries we're against at the moment well i want to talk about some of this specifically and a lot of them are interrelated as you well know but let's talk specific

ag export soybeans we'll be joined from missouri by rylan mall further from i.h.s. market all that ahead but first let's get to a few stories topping today's headlines dramatic news is on the way and it's breaking today on the future of europe as the u.k. bret's minister david davis and the foreign minister boris johnson have both resigned within twenty four hours davis's resignation was prompted by british prime minister trace of may's unwilling this to enter into a soft brecht's that planned the so-called checkers plan which would leave the u.k. in the european union's custom union and the single market the proposal was unveiled in a cabinet meeting on friday in his resignation letter mr davis recognized may's parag attempt to set policy but wrote that the british national interest requires quote an enthusiastic believer in europe. approach and not merely a reluctant conscript a hard advocate at the department of exit in the european union quickly followed davis and brooks that backers then pressed mr johnson a prominent reportable backer of a hard to resign in pr

voice of rylan bernard/canadian tourist: "it really did happen and i just have to see it for myself."bernard came all the way from toronto to get a look at the 1947 ufo crash site.rylan bernard/canadian tourist: "it's almost spiritual.//there's lots of research to be done, not just roswell, there's lots of ufo events, there's lot of witnesses you can make your own decision on, this is just one event but this is the start of it all apparently." kamran pasha came to the land of enchantment from los angeles to connect himself with a part of history.kamran pasha/tourist from california: "you can see where this craft landed and where the alien bodies were.. it takes you away from reality, your day to day life, and it makes you experience something magical, and you can actually touch it. it's really special." the object that was found in this eerie area was first identified as a flying saucer by officials, however they later retracted that statement and went on to call it a weather balloon.there are many theories on what really happened on that july morning in 1947-- seeing this wreckage- s

the most coherent critics have been leading jewish intellectuals, such as anthony lerman, rylan clarknt, kenneth stern, an american academic, who drafted the original document which has morphed into this thing, because it's —— it represses freedom of speech. why do people adopt it? if you go to a local authority, and go, we've got this thing where it it will get rid of anti—semitism, everybody goes, oh, we hate anti—semitism, the document is presented with no discussion and no debate and everybody puts their hands up. it is a fake and we are being snowed with this thing. what labour has done is to really coherently take on board everything that's good about it, everything. i mean, you can look at it line by line. what they've done where its dubious, where it in dangerous freedom of speech, they have expanded it. they have discussed it. is it anti—semitic to say that israel is a raters state? maybe it is sometimes, but often it is not —— is sometimes, but often it is not —— isa is sometimes, but often it is not —— is a racist state. most jewish organisations and pretty much every stran