look at some of the statistics, volumes are down, prices are down, and this is happening in every sigelope, the middle east, asia as well that every single region. in the distance of these goods are travelling are falling. by all of these metrics, the world of trade is shrinking. the big question is whether leaders at the 620 can do anything about it. fascinating stuff. thank you, victoria. a glorious morning in stansted. victoria will be there for us throughout the day with updates on what we hear from the 620 but also the impact it will have on global trade. we are going to go straight to the bullet—proof coffee! i am going off script! sorry! ifeel time is not on our side. james is back. before we discuss what you say about the bullet—proof coffee, explain what it is. it has been generated, a gentleman who says he wants to live until he is 180 and he has had its the world's first professional bio hacker, looking into the metrics of their body to try to change their life span. increase it, notjust change it. he is an american, described as a cult us copy brand maker, dave asprey. he is

that will be up to the voters to decide, we have another debate coming up in a month, their all every sigeland what voters will do and the reason i'm excited about what we had last week, i think voters saw we had a deep bench and are focused on issues of healthcare, making sure this economy works for everyone. those of the issues and enemies. >> we will get all of that. biden thought he had been damaged, he tried to repair what had gone on thursday night with kamala harris. let's take a look at that. >> just like senator harris, but we'll know that 30 seconds or 60 seconds on a campaign debate exchange can't do justice to a lifetime committed to civil rights. >> he said he never opposed voluntary busing but that badly distorts his actual record. i want to take a look at this, in 1975 biden supported an anti-busing measure from then segregationist. in 1976 he entered a block justice department from seeking busing orders in the court to desegregate schools. and biden said this in an interview and 75. i oppose busing, it's a concept that the utility of which has never been proven to me. biden'

for the no waiver a.d.u., the amendment was new construction, sigel family home shall not be less than 15% of the proposed primary dwelling unit in size. public comments were in general support of a.d.u., but had interns about protecting tenant services, and support for imposing rent control on a.d.u. and new construction. at the end of the hearing, the ordinance was moved to be heard at the full board on june 11th without objection. the duplicated ordinance would be referred to the planning department for planning commission review. this item is tentatively scheduled for the july 18th, planning commission hearing. next, the land use committee her the regional commercial at full some street arts activities and nighttime entertainment ordinance. commissioners, you heard this ordinance on february 21st two weeks after the h.p.c. heard this on february 6th. this ordinance proposes to allow arts activities at the first and second floors in landmark designated buildings per article ten. certain buildings designated in article 11, and also located within the extended preservation district, o

if there were a candidate, i would go to eu and say, i want norway or to be part of the sigel market.hey would do it. they would renegotiate. question, and how much are you in, how much out? what things come under jurisdiction of the eu courts and british courts? they will not do it. it has been three years. francine: no deal increased? christopher: i'm not sure. i cannot not see parliament voting for it. ministerhink i prime could sign a no deal agreement or just get the country out given that they all, including the candidates, voted to let parliament have the final say. this as a good way of electing a leader that will see this through parliament. he or she will have come from within the cabinet probably. they tried before. they failed. they try again. who are you going to try with? views are so polarized. these are decisions that will affect the country for the next generation, at least. francine: you think we should have a general election? christopher: it can be done. not just yes or no. on the package you can offer. francine: if you are a chief executive, this is another uncert