president on off from japan shinzo sign a 1st agreement that some say is the 1st step towards a great deal of powerful japanese car industry is not happy. and we need more trees to capture c o 2 say climate activists spot increasing the size of the world's forests is not that easy. this is business as on the w m d a how to off as well across asia stocks have risen following the u.s. and japan signing what they call the 1st stage of a new trade deal to pounce powerful kahlo b. says it's incomplete comic as was all support from the government offer to match the deal kept existing also tariffs unchanged. japanese car companies welcomed the overall thrust of a trade deal signed between prime minister shinzo abbey and u.s. president donald trump the deal keeps also tyrus a 2.5 percent and us promises no more for now but the carmakers say their industry is suffering they want to do way with the tariffs altogether. so he has the auto industry is piecing many challenges amidst uncertainty like the japanese yen appreciation and the upcoming sales tax. we hope the government of japan recognizes

japan's prime minister shinzo abe is expected to announce some newcomers to his leadership team while top posts in a revamp of his cabinet later. according to local media, mr abe has appointed the son of the former prime minister and rising political star shinjiro koizumi to the post of environment minister — boosting the popularity of his new cabinet. mariko oi joins me. why the young koizumi jr in why the young koizumijr in his cabinet? well, strictly speaking, the official announcement isn't until this afternoon. local media has reported pretty much all of the names of the new ministers and it is it does make it is expected that he will become the new environment minister. he is very popular. when there was a survey of who should replace shinzo abe as the prime minister, he ranked higher than any senior ministers. he is also in his late 30s which means he is almost half the age of some key ministers which i think will go down well with voters because when it was first reported, that some remain unchanged and are taken up by men in the 70s 01’ even and are taken up by men in the 70s

japan's prime minister shinzo abe is expected to announce some newcomers to his leadership team whilenet later. according to local media, mr abe has appointed the son of the former prime minister and rising political star shinjiro koizumi to the post of environment minister — boosting the popularity of his new cabinet. mariko oi joins me. so koizumijr in the cabinet. the announcement isn't officially until later this afternoon but in the past week or so, local media have pretty much reported all the names of the new ministers and according to them, koizumijr is expected to become environment minister. he is very popular among voters. when there was a survey about who should replace shinzo abe as the new prime minister ofjapan, he ranked higher than any senior ministers. he is also in his late 30s which means he is half the age of some key ministers in the cabinet and that is probably owing to go down with well with voters because one some of the key posts were announced and remain unchanged, they are taken up with men in their 70s 01’ even are taken up with men in their 70s or even 80

abeidents trump and shinzo signed a pact. the u.s. representative's office responded coupling early achievements while the president says he expect a comprehensive deal in the fairly near future. initial estimates of the cost of the strike at general motors have top $500 million. credit suisse says that is how out profit gm has missed on. researcher in chess -- ihs market agrees. to boeing now, the company will sharpen its focus on safety with the 737 max's return, funding a new oversight panel and recommending changes to the company's structure and design process the drugmaker also settlement.first terms of the deal are not cleared, but reuters says each family will receive at least $1 million. onto the latest in the newsroom, benjamin netanyahu has been tasked with forming a new government in israel, despite nuclear signs he can end the political stalemate. the decision by the israeli president to give netanyahu first crack at building a coalition comes just a week before he faces a hearing on corruption allegations. this month's el

brussels after affirming the $60000000000.00 cord with his own signature japanese prime minister shinzo abi embraced a sweeping view of the deal mr abi told reporters whether it be a single road or a single port on the u n and japan undertake something we are able to build sustainable rules based connectivity from that in no pacific to the western balkans and africa the financing for the initiative will come from the e.u. as well as stakeholders and sponsor.

hopefully both countries will leave even a better impact on the future of japanese prime minister shinzoabbey followed the example set by indian counterpart he quoted a famous russian point and later he also took a page out of russian literature using a proverb to describe his relationship with the russian president. the audience here might not know that the summit meeting we've just had was our 27th meeting ladies and gentlemen it's important for you to know that president putin and i have had so many meals together time and time again that one might say we even keel lives of soul together. so from the outside it's been a quite out fruitful forum for the leader is as they look to tackle global stand ups and really bring relationships closer together you know a lot of policy a lot of also despite the current global political climate ok but in a culture of a thanks for taking us through that plenary session. on the sidelines of the economic forum in blood of all stalk the malaysian prime minister's again criticized the ongoing investigation into the downing of flight m.h. 17 saying that t

also our discussion was the fate of iran's nuclear deal now japanese prime minister shinzo abbé saidthat he actually feels sorie that the situation remains and dad logon actually quite recently it has now he spoke of his recent visit to iran and called to normalize the situation but he sees it only via negotiations so. we have long told the u.s. we have our concern in iran and the nuclear deal i wish it would be resolved through negotiations i talked to the supreme leader and he said that iran isn't going to produce or use nuclear weapons he said it very clearly now on a lie they know what the mood at the forum was rather pleasant the indian prime minister narendra modi referenced a well known russian author left all story now he said that both gandhi untold story left quite a heritage so he is now hopeful that both countries will leave even a better impact on the future of japanese prime minister shinzo abbey followed the example set by indian counterpart he quoted a famous russian point and later he also took a page out of russian literature using a proverb to describe his relation

in the industrial business it has been confirmed in meetings and when we japanese prime minister shinzo us president that record automotive industry would know that there will be new transitional mirror it's. falling apart with the u.s. the japanese auto industry talks are underway to cars on tap the car is standing by to break down the latest on the trans pacific deal while. they may be only a decade old but point has already disrupted the payments but is there a future for crypto in the global currency market managed to catch up with rogers there the founder of bitcoin dot com for his take on the future of finance around a big world of business news today 'd the capital we let's go. a challenge to china's belton road initiative leads our global report today as japan and the european union unveil a sweeping deal to build asian infrastructure and to facilitate commerce in energy european commission president john claude juncker sign. the highly touted connectivity plan on behalf of the e.u. on friday morning at a regional forum on asia relations in brussels after affirming the $60000000

brussels after affirming the $60000000000.00 cord with his own signature japanese prime minister shinzo abbate embraced a sweeping view of the deal. mr abi told reporters whether it be a single road or a single port on the u n and japan undertake something we are able to build sustainable rules based connectivity from that in no pacific to the western balkans and africa the financing for the initiative will come from the e.u. as well as stakeholders and sponsors including private investors and international development londoners while neither japan nor the e.u. directly framed the plan as challenging the belgian road mr juncker pointedly noted that the coming to the accord would develop a quote without mountains of debts that claim was taken as many as a subtle but clear allusion to increasing complaints from by our countries regarding the debt burdens of belts and road projects. japan also.

japanese car companies welcomed the overall thrust of a trade deal signed between prime minister shinzo and u.s. president donald trump the deal keeps although tariffs of 2.5 percent and the u.s. promises no more for now but the carmakers say their industry is suffering they want to do way with the tariffs altogether. so he has the auto industry is facing many challenges amidst uncertainty like the japanese yen appreciation and the upcoming sales tax. we hope the government of japan recognizes this and offers us further support to help the auto sector grew as a strategic industry.

we expect him to meet with shinzo abe of japan.ncement of the interim trade deal. it is very small scale as deals go. he talked about the possibility of getting a similar stopgap agreement with india. thesetrying to have off one-off agreements heading into 2020. china is the big one. president trump had a lot of comments about china yesterday. less so today. their position has been if they can get a deal they believe is good for them they will sign it. benot, president trump would more comfortable keeping the tariffs in place. everybody will be looking forward to those talks in washington. josh white house reporter whitford. thanks for joining us. earnings beat estimates, sending shares to a record. we take a look at those numbers next. this is uber. ♪ kathleen: the star of late trading in the u.s., shares at an all-time high after beating estimates. nike reported double-digit sales growth in china. guess that trade war is not as bad as we thought. >> this is a big relief to traders and alleviates concern that the trade war could h

donald trump met -- set to meet with shinzo abe at the top of the hour. of this affirm trade deal. edward lawrence is our guy in dc. will this be good for our farmers? i am told it is. >> very good for the farmers, the japanese foreign minister said they are going to have a good ceremony on wednesday to talk about a completed trade deal with japan. all things looking favorable. japan was concerned about auto tariffs. they want a guarantee from the united states that they wouldn't impose auto tariffs on japan. that hurdle has been crossed, we are hearing the deal is complete and there is a, quote, good ceremony on friday. this is good for farmers. it puts their tariffs on the same level as other countries in the tpp which is what we backed out of last year. the tariff levels come down, put our farmers on a level playing field with the rest of the eu as well as china and other countries, asian countries in getting our imports into japan. it is also digital trade, manufacturing. this will be a comprehensive deal which us trade representative robert lighthize

united nations general assembly including one between president trump and japan's prime minister shinzo abe, and what will give you that now. >> we will be your will to bring finances to everyone in the united states, namely consumers solution for japan and the united states. [speaking japanese] under the new agreement, we have range of areas under the agricultural product and the digital trade between the two sides. i am convinced that with these agreements in place, we will be able to develop both economies of japan and the united states as we move forward. [speaking japanese] in your first statement, you apply to the great work done by ambassador lighthizer and the wonderful american team. and from my own perspective, i applause for great the american teen because they have been very, very tough throughout the negotiation process. [laughter] prime min. abe: and to live up to your expectations and also o between japan and the united states -- david: ok, we have been listening to prime minister shinzo abe of japan describe an agreement between the united states and japan on trade as ye

and japan call the 1st stage of a new trade deal prime minister shinzo aviv joins us president donald trump who described the announcement as phenomenal trump said it would open up japanese markets to $7000000000.00 worth of american products the u.s. trade representative says the deal eliminates tariffs on some japanese food products such as albums and blue book it's all on some industrial goods and it includes an agreement on a digital trade. a top director of the european central bank has handed in her resignation germany's. did not say why she quits 2 years came after she publicly questioned the need for the bank's stimulus policies the e.c.b. recently lowered its lending rate further into negative territory and announced new quantitative easing policies came in for criticism in germany as they were seen as a way of propping up we come in the states. or let's go to the seat of the e.c.b. frank our correspondent standing by. she's the 3rd german to do so why. yes 2 germans before her resigned out of opposition to the loose monetary policy that the e.c.b. was pursuing and the policy

japanese car companies welcomed the overall thrust of a trade deal signed between prime minister shinzo abbey and u.s. president donald trump the deal keeps also tariffs to 2.5 percent and the u.s. promises no more for now but the carmakers say their industry is suffering they want to do way with the tariffs altogether. so he has the auto industry is facing many challenges amidst uncertainty like the japanese yen appreciation and the upcoming sales tax. we hope the government of japan recognizes this and not for as i was farther support to help the auto sector grew as a strategic industry. negotiations have been going on since last year trump has long complained about america's $68000000000.00 trade deficit with japan the world's 3rd largest economy cars are the biggest source of the trade deficit. trump has not yet followed through on his threat to impose tariffs of up to 25 percent on japanese and european car and parts imports citing ongoing trade negotiations. while earlier this week well leaders were debating action against climate change in new york china unveiled the 2nd biggest

japan was my prime minister, shinzo abe, is due to meet with donald trump on wednesday. —— japan‘s toer. there are signs they are ready to agree on a trade deal. former top us negotiator eleanor brian thinks washington is likely to announce agreements with both japan and india soon, as trump tries to score some winds ahead of the 2020 elections against a backdrop of the drawnout trade war with china. she joined me earlierfrom drawnout trade war with china. she joined me earlier from washington andi joined me earlier from washington and i asked her why we have not heard anything on the us— india deal as of yet. my guess is that it is probably a matter of how much goes into the deal, what can be done, what india can put through, what the us is willing to do, and the easier deal to do is probably a smaller deal. what would this smaller deal include? some were saying india would lower some tariffs on us produce and restore preferential treatment for some indian exports in the us. you know, i think last spring the us took away gsp comedy preferential trading privileges from india, in view

president trump and japan's shinzo abe were expected to unveil a new trade pact at the un today, butan and it all comes down to worries about the possibility of tariffs on car exports. mariko oi is in our asia business hub in singapore. it's nice to see you. so the deal is not done? well, as you said, sally, there was a lot of speculation. but you and all the rumours, if you like,japan you and all the rumours, if you like, japan cosmic foreign minister said all negotiations over —— japan's foreign minister. the details of course have not been revealed, but it has been reported that japan was most tariffs on us beef from nearly 40% to eventually about 9%, and tariffs on us pork will be cut as well. so president trump should be happy if that is true. in exchange of the us is reportedly cutting tariffs on imported industrial goods from japan, as you said, the main sticking point was president trump's threat to impose an additional 25% tariff on cars and auto parts. while the minister declined to go into specifics, he said it wasn't something we would need to worry about. so we will see

you're seeing president trump and shinzo abe there. neil: right. >> president zelensky says, quote, i'm able to tell you the following, the first time you called me to congratulate me when i won my presidential election and second time you are now calling me when my party won the parliamentary election. i should run more often. that you should call me more often. this is the second conversation we know of between these two. there was one when zelensky had won his presidency, won his election months prior. so you would think at least democrats will try to make the case, well if he gave us transscript of this first one, let's see the stance -- transcript of the second one. they're asking the whistle-blower complaint be brought full. does knot appear the office of director of national intelligence will make that happen at this point. neil: blake, thank you very much. the president is meeting at the united nations with shinzo abe the leader of japan, putting together a trade deal, exclusive between those two countries. it looks like it has

meetings between the iranian leadership and meetings between perhaps between emmanuel macron of france, shinzobe of japan. those have been the two leaders and u.s. allies most working to get a deal reached. when president trump was at the g7 last month, it was president macron who floated the idea of some sort of temporary easing of sanctions on iran's oil sells -- sales to bring them back to the table. it is the kind of thing that people will be talking about on the sidelines. i certainly would not rule out something unusual happening. that is a great forum for impromptu discussions. scarlet: in other words, be prepared for anything. thank you. for how this geopolitical tension is affecting oil markets, let's bring in francisco blanch. great to see you as always. how oil prices surged on monday following the attack, then retreated. they are ending the week with gains. how long will we see or feel the effects on the hit to the saudi supply? we had the attack on monday and since then it has been muted. francisco: i think that is a fair assessment. to me, there are three elements coming into pla

we are also waiting for japan's shinzo abe and the u.k.'s boris johnson, all of these names have the potential to make news that could affect the markets, whether it be trade or anything involving the european union and brexit. so as the headlines come in, we're going to be watching them and we will be watching the markets too. check here, dow jones industrials down 15 points. -- down 157 points. japan's foreign minister and u.s. trade representative robert lighthizer have completed talks towards the signing of a new trade treaty. the two met in new york for roughly an hour to discuss the contents of a joint statement that is expected to be made, when japanese prime minister shinzo abe and president trump actually sign this trade agreement, possibly tomorrow. now, let's look at the stocks that could be affected. japanese auto stocks on the news, both are down. remember, autos are a big issue here. we're wondering whether some tariffs were at least diminished or outright banished. we will see. toyota is slightly higher by three quarters of a

reversed for english speakers in the 19th century it's in line with the policies of prime minister shinzo are they or are they shouldn't say who is a strong supporter of japanese tradition. and why not but say it for many years our team but join us again in a couple of minutes time for more of the face needs question. rewind returns with a new series and brand new updates on the best of al-jazeera just documentaries mistake that. is yet to receive back to rewind continues with saving sou'wester seeing the light 10 years later the plot of a rich person today in southern africa is no better this is a great motivator for us to keep giving back to these communities on al-jazeera. for the last 2 years the students have been collecting rubbish every day it's helped clean up the campus and helped build some of its facilities for every 2 kilo's of plastic waste they collect the school receives a brick made of plastic and cement. for some activists this may not be the most ecological way to eliminate the problems of plastic but this is seen as an immediate solution to the growing problems of landf

the deal was announced when president trump met with shinzo abe on the sidelines of the united nationseneral assembly today. >>> while chief executive follow trade talks closely there is another country where they see the potential for big opportunity. that's india. and today the leaders of some of america's biggest companies met with india as prime minister. seema modi reports from new york city. >> reporter: american companies are lacking to expand their operations in india. a growing emerging marke with 1.3 billion people. the opportunity to expand into great that top executives including jp morgan chief executive and the ibm ceo metrs for two ht a private meeting with indian prime minister narendrausodi. but as the opportunities are great, so are the challenges. ceos used the meeting t voice concerns. >> i thought it was a really good conversation. you had some of the biggest ceos in the americ prime minister gave almost two hours of time and listened to a lot ofdeas as well as issues. and i think people were qte candid about some of the things they think india needs to do. and he

and in thejapan times, speculation on who will eventually suceed prime minister shinzo abe is absolutelyseventh time on wednesday. many eyes are now falling on this man, shinjiro koizumi, who has been appointed the new environment minister. if the name rings a bell, he is the son of former prime ministerjunichiro koizumi. let's return to president trump's intention to ban flavoured e—cigarettes. i've been speaking to our correspondent in washington, david willis, about how the annoucement came about. this is thought to stem actually from the first lady, melania trump, who has been putting pressure on her husband, president trump, she is concerned for the future of their teenage son barron. because they have proven very popular, these e—cigarettes with young people, in fact. let me give you some statistics on that. today the us health and human services secretary, alex azar, said there are currently 8 million adults using e—cigarettes and 5 million children using them. now, these are alarming figures. the trump administration believes that because the use of these flavoured vapes are basi

japan's also getting ready to host the rugby world cup which starts in a week japanese prime minister shinzo has been getting a closer look at the trophy he's also been presented with a signed shirt by japan's team captain michael leach the home team face russia on september 28th. also in japan's group are ireland who've arrived in tokyo the irish are going to number one in the world in their campaign starts against scotland. 1 of 2 the all time greats of women's tennis is coming out of retirement for the 2nd time kim clijsters has announced a shock comeback at the age of $36.00. but i feel loving mom to the kids and that's not just you know i could possibly be. let's see let's come back one more time. see you in 2020. the belgian who won 41 singles titles plans to return to action in january and says she's been considering a comeback for 2 years. now during her career clijsters has been ranked world number one in both singles and doubles winning a total of 4 grand slam singles titles with just one grand slam title to her name the 2005 u.s. open 1st retired from tennis in 2007 at the age of

while judging by what the japanese prime minister said at the plant of recession donald trump and shinzo abhi aren't on the same page in this regard despite being allies. we have long told the u.s. we have our concern in iran and the nuclear deal i wish it would be resolved through negotiations i talked to the supreme leader and he said that iran isn't going to produce or use nuclear weapons he said it very clearly believe it or not before shaking hands and vladivostok mr putin and mr abbay met $26.00 times before and the japanese leader was keen to point that out once again after all they don't call each other great friends for nothing and he even entertain the audience with his knowledge of a russian prover that suggests that you have to eat a lot of salt together to become real friends. the audience here might not know that the summit meeting we've just had was our 27th meeting ladies and gentlemen it's important for you to know that president putin and i have had so many meals together time and time again that one might say we even keel lives of soul together it was clear that the pr

interesting topics covered at the 5th eastern economic forum volleyball stalk you saw on stage there japan shinzo russia's president putin india's prime minister and their own the most the mongolian president and you didn't see him on stage he was there earlier in the lazy and. i believe we can go about now that he would be going to say the top of my climate change and what the country's going to do about it is go back in haitian and feel aliments by these reason the efficiency by another 40 percent. or so and from the point of innovation implementing the carbon free society. when it sounds breakthrough innovations to do that is. critical and and this is from your particular regard the key role will be played by hydrogen which will not animate c o 2 and in this regard and to refine this for the 1st time in the world you implemented this course based on fuel i meant and now in fukushima city. we are building a plant that will produce hydrogen that is a major plan the biggest plant possible coming and next year during the olympic games and paralympic s. we're going to use this hydrogen. between. co

up a japanese tanker while shien's you have a was in terror on fortunately when the prime minister shinzo abe was planning to come to tehran there were a kind of sabotage policy to make this travel a failure because immediately after the announcement the final announcement that the date was confirmed in fact the united states was the was venturing into imposing new sanctions against iran immediately after the confirmation of the date of the prime minister coming to tehran and when he was in tehran they're very quiet antigun istic statements boy by the u.s. officials here and there and unfortunately at the time that he was meeting or supreme leader which was considered a very important meeting at that time this incident for the oil tankers what's happened these are very suspicious and unfortunately the reality is that in fact there were. some efforts to sabotage diplomacy behind the scenes. it's not a double double play because people would ask why would you do that while she was in town after 41 years as with several mainstream journals we heard from the iranian government that they would

that however very big chinese and japanese delegations are also here the japanese prime minister shinzo abi well me to vladimir putin face to face and also take part and the main pal discussion of the form as i've said there are many names from china on the guest list but paying isn't here and it's got nothing to do with russia china trade wars that are non-existent as you know it's just that you have to take turns in this year it's someone else's turn did someone so. trade wars of course the very latest economic hit stories between washington and beijing will be shaping the agenda here and vladivostok along with other regional and global economic challenges. he's built a cross thought for a meeting later on throughout the whole of it he'll report for us and of course you can check it as well on line at our home follow some facebook follow us on twitter what have you doing today have a great day my name is kevin i would like to watch it. 10 years since crosstown started to air 10 years i think it's time to shake things up maybe change the branding maybe the format here is what i've been

and the industrial business it has been confirmed in meeting with the new japanese prime minister shinzo u.s. president on that recording and automotive industry would know that there will be new transitional near it's. falling apart with the us the japanese auto industry claims that talks are underway to exempt cars from tear lauren fix the car standing by to break down the latest on the trans pacific deal. they may be only a decade old budget coin has already disrupted the payments sector but is there a future for crypto in the global currency market is managed to catch up with roger very the founder of the coin dot com for his take on the future of finance we're going around a big world of business news today 'd the catholic church let's go. a challenge to china's belton road initiative leads our global report today as japan and the european union unveil a sweeping deal to build asian infrastructure and to facilitate commerce in.

beat all the teams except for most all apart from making jokes really the japanese prime minister shinzo also called to normalize the situation with the treaty and he said that the only way he sees this to be possible is via negotiations now he added that he believes that iran is ready to start these negotiations as he spoke about his recent visit to iran where he was told that iran is not going to use or produce nuclear weapons so. we have long told the u.s. we have our concern in iran and the nuclear deal i wish it would be resolved through negotiations i talked to the supreme leader and he said that iran isn't going to produce or use nuclear weapons he said it very clearly. well the forum the eastern economic forum took place in russia so the russian president was actually asked a lot of questions about the internal politics of the country especially the way for recent protests that we saw in summer both authorized an unauthorized and this is what the president had to say. when people express their points of view during acts of protest they have the right to do so as i've already said

another saying very important and many leaders spoke about it especially the japanese prime minister shinzo now he even said that he feels that the situation now remains and quite a deadlock and he said that recently the situation surrounding iran's nuclear deal has asked collated now he spoke about his wrists and visa versa to iran and called to normalize the situation but he said that the only possible way he sees that is through negotiations. so. we have long told the u.s. we have our concern in iran and the nuclear deal i wish it would be resolved through negotiations i talked to the supreme leader and he said that iran isn't going to produce or use nuclear weapons he said it very clearly. now on a lighter note here it really seemed that every single world leader president of the forum seemed to be in a good mood because many jokes were made and they laughed a lot they shared a lot of laughs together let me give you some examples now indian prime minister in there and mahdi he even spoke of the russian well known author. saying that both gandhi and tolstoy left quite a heritage and ther

years, they have a strong political voice and particularly in the person of japanese prime minister shinzohaling has been traditional industry. there is this feeling also i think here from talking to people who catch wales, that, you know what, we don't tell you in britain or australia or america what you should eat so don't tell us what to eat. this has been pa rt tell us what to eat. this has been part of ourdiet tell us what to eat. this has been part of our diet for a long time and we wa nt part of our diet for a long time and we want to continue doing this, whether you like it or not. there is an international ban stop other japanese whalers at risk of some kind of fine here? what could happen to them? japan has now joined iceland and norway in the group of what is called the rogue whaling nations who go and catch whaling outside the international whaling commission procedures. by withdrawing from it last year, japan joined iceland and norway are there isn't any sanction against japan. joined iceland and norway are there isn't any sanction againstjapan. it can only wail it — make in i

whaling, and they have a strong political voice, particularly in the person of japanese prime minister shinzohaling has been a traditional industry there. there is this feeling also i think here from talking to people who catch whales, that, you know what, we don't tell you in britain or australia or in america what you should eat and so don't tell us what to eat. this has been part of our diet for a long time and we want to continue doing this, really, whether you like it or not. palm oil is a notorious ingredient in many food products. it has driven the destruction of the rainforests in indonesia and borneo. less well—known is the fact it's in more than two—thirds of cosmetics. however, there is a way of producing it sustainably — where no trees are cut down. for this special report, our environment correspondent claire marshall went to papua new guinea with a make—up expert to investigate the controversial industry. what helps to make lips glossy? face cream creamy? palm oil, a driver of rainforest destruction and in 70% of make up. and just relax your lip. open. emmy owns her own salon in