do we have to change the dynamics of how we grow a strawberry on a bed? >> agribot only works on high beds with a single row of plants, radically different from california's low beds with multiple rows. it can't search forberries. they have to hang down the side of the bed for the robot to see them. >> [speaking spanish.) why according to the california farm bureau's most recent survey, over 70% of growers who deal with labor-intensive crops like strawberries say they struggle to find enough people to do the work. last year, because of weather, harvesting? >> right. >> how were you able to get workers in to do the job? >> we couldn't because the crop came on so quick in march and april, we were about 50% short of our labor needs. >> what did that cost? >> it ranged anywhere from 10 to $15,000 per acre lost. >> grape growers are worried about shortages. he says that's why some have invested in the development of this automated grapevine pruner. >> this is snippy. >> sniff fy? >> he is one of a crimed but we are hoping to change that. >> yeah. >> he was tes

it used to be a major growing area for strawberries. but more than 90% of the farms in the region were damaged in the tsunami. hiroki is the head of an agricultural production corporation that produces the high-grade strawberries. he was born in yamamoto. he runs an i.t. consulting firm in tokyo pep launched the strawberry business two years ago. he wanted to help revive agriculture in the area by combining strawberry cultivation with information technology. >> translator: there are uncertainties in agriculture, like the weather. but i feel excuses like that are weakening the industry. >> reporter: one of the most difficult things about growing strawberries indoors is controlling the environment inside hothouses. the farm set up a system to maintain the temperature, and humidity, at optimal levels. the designers of the system tapped in to a veteran farmer's years of experience. he has been growing strawberries in yamamoto for three decades. he almost gave up on farming after the tsunami, but he was inspired by iwasa's enthusiasm and the

the husband is driven to the strawberry field. the sun will rise, and with it, fierce temperatures. >> he picks strawberries. when my mum and daddy used to work there, i used to go and help them. >> on this morning, valeria has to go to school. she gets ready on her own. her mother's energy and focus is on her younger sister, and suffers screbal palsy and autism. >> she tries to take care of her when she's crying, but she doesn't stop. in the morning i go to school. then, then go to recess. learn more, go to recess, learn more, go to recess, then come home and do my homework. >> many children of migrant farm workers take an part-time job when they turn 12, which is the legal working age. vameria and the others are hoped never to live a life in the fields. >> when i got here, i would cry while working in the fields. i arrived during the grape harvest. i'd ride in the truck and cry. it was a hard job. >> the family makes $18,000 a year. that's a typical income for those that work in the fields picking broccoli, strawberries and lett

he has chosen california, because it is the largest producer of strawberries in the world.s the arms are lowered into the strawberry bed, cameras take 20 photos per sect, scanning for red berries. then computer analyze the images separating each strawberry by it's shape and check it's color. if 80% of a berry is a ripe red color, the arm potions it's basket so the strawberry lies in it and a blade snipped the stem, the whole process take four seconds. this prototype still needs human hands to package the delicate strawberries and to pick them. but withing a robot only four people are needed to harvest ten acres a job that typically takes ten people, and unlike humans the robot can work around the clock. grape growers are also worries about shortages. that's some have invested into the development of this automatic grapevine pruner. >> this is snippy. >> he is one of a kind right now, but we are hoping to change that. >> it's eyes snap 20 photos so it's computer brain can make a 3-d model of it. how does snippy measure up to the human work force? in terms of precision and ac

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blueberries 4, strawberries 3. >> you're not talking about a whole little carton, are you?ngle cup on top of your yogurt or oatmeal, wherever put it. >> a lot of antioxidants. >> i was just about to say,erry fiber is the antioxidants. >> which one did you say was the best? >> asparagus gets the blood flow and you're ready to go. >> sunday house call, folks. we talk about it all. thank you so much for joining us. see you next sunday. >>> my headline for the day, larry summers amazing assessment of japan -- >> on buzz beater this sunday, chris christie is exonerated in the bridge scandal, at least >> on buzz beater this sunday, chris christie is exonerated in the bridge scandal, at least according to a law firm hired by his office. and journalists, of course, are skeptical. >> does it make you feel clueless? does it make you feel like, what was wrong with me? >> not clueless, but it certainly makes me feel taken advantage of. >> so there's not going to be any e-mails, no phone records, no tape recordings that come out that establish you knew about this? >> no, because i didn'

. >> they have a guest particip t participant, strawberry, megan, a youtuber. >> on the taste testing list. >> trying it now? >> i've already tried it. >> three, two, one. >> blueberry. >> that was an obvious one. the next berry is a cherry toma tomato. people didn't think was a berry. >> i don't know what is it, but i can't eat it. >> really? >> two, one. >> tomato. >> what? >> olive? >> the watermelon. >> big old berry. >> big old berry. >> how is that considered a berry. >> by definition, produced from a single seed. >> wouldn't most plants be considered berries, because don't most plants come from seeds. >> i don't know. i ain't a fruitologist. >> cantaloupe. >> watermelon. >> i would have liked to think i had gotten them right. >> that threes you off. >> blackberries. >> raspberries. >> avocado. >> slimy texture. >> tastes eggy. >> gchltsuava. >> correct answerer, avocado. >> we did see them eat ghost peppers, maybe they burned off their taste buds. >> i'm going to put you to the test. i one a berry for you to try. >> are we closing our eyes? >> you can't guess before you try. th

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dropped back down to average april levels, the strawberry crop just didn't survive.strawberry crops can't survive a 90-degree haiti wav heat wave i. they're not built for that. so cranberry hill farms lost the entirety of their strawberry crop for that see song. -- season. i wish that was the exception to the rule. but that story can be repeated over and over and over again across connecticut. farmers, especially small farmers, in connecticut -- that's what we have. off with a lot of farmers. we have a growing number of farms. they small pretty small plots of land and they can't be with small acreage terribly diversified. so when a farm like cranberry hill loses a strawberry crop, that jeopardizes their whole operation. there just isn't the resiliency in new england farming, because of the small size and limited scope that you may have in other places. but it at least -- at least when this comes to something like strawberries or other specialty crops, they can hope that they're going to be able to do better next year. but for their maple syrup operations, which is a

the president tasted a strawberry named ibara-kiss which was first cultivated in the prefecture. he then moved to a nearby town to inspect farm machinery and an unmanned drone aircraft used to spray agricultural chemicals. officials from the prefecture in vote flap signed a memorandum on strengthening agricultural cooperation. ibaraki will sent agricultural engineers to the southeast asian nation and accept farming returns from the country. >>> japanese health officials are looking down the road and trying to steer clear of a crisis. the decades old universal health care system is under strain and things are expected to get worse as the population ages. so the government leaders are songing at transforming one of the most expensive parts of the system, hospitals. nhk world's june oikawa has the story. >> reporter: at any given moment, millions of people in japan are using the health care system. for operations, for vaccinations, or just for checkups. running it costs $400 billion annually. and the bill goes up by nearly $10 billion every year. japanese leaders are worried the sys

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easily depressed and tasted the strawberry named. he backed his switch was first cultivated in the prefecture he then moved to a nearby town to inspect farm machinery and emma on man drone aircraft use to spray agricultural chemicals officials from the prefecture in vietnam signed a memorandum on stripping agricultural cooperation. the vaccine will send to agricultural engineers to the southeast asian nation and accept farming in terms from the country. japanese researchers are warning that if a leader to step up measures against global warming will lead to more floods. they predict the resulting damage could construct and four point seven billion dollars a year around the end of this entry experts from twenty universities and research institutes spent four years on the study. they say is nothing more is done to stop global warming of rising temperatures and an increase in rainfall will bring more floods. the report also says the number of people suffering heat stroke. could more than double across japan in addition the quality of ri

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in greenland, it is amazing to me that short-term bonus of having a greenland strawberry is not outweighed and the darn near certainty, i can't believe i said darn near, but the near certainty of civil war and famine and drought and species extension. >> dr. gavin schmitt at nasa said global warming and sea level rise is good for nobody. sea level rise is good for nobody. i'll say it again. you know, what's happening, not just in greenland but the arctic, you have the melting of the pack ice. there's a huge land grab to get minerals, oil, we did a piece, everybody's putting arms there, russia's putting arms there, en's putting arms up there because there's a big land grab up there. but the problem with that is, the bigger issue is, the ice is gone. >> yeah. >> sea levels are rising. we'll have famine. we'll have drought floods. we're going to have extreme weather. we should be getting together not saying who's going take out the oil which will exacerbate the problem. >> it's also exposing economic fault lines in terms of the poor countries, you mentioned bangladesh. cities and countries th

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up forbidden fruit outraged after a diabetic man is kicked out of the movie theater for eating strawberriestion getting down right dirty for one 11-year-old boy. you are not going to believe what he was forced to do. first let's check in with steve doocy to see what's coming up on "fox & friends." >> coming up on "fox & friends" we are taking you to a sports clinic helping wounded warriors back into the game and literally back into life. what happens to your luggage when you check it at the airport? we the key to keeping your stuff safe. who is looking at it when it's in there somewhere? geraldo rivera is here. chris wallace. it is friday that means best of "fox & friends" all kicks off 11 minutes from right now on the fox news channel. stay with us. the girls will be right back. it's a growing trend in business: do more with less with less energy. hp is helping ups do just that. soon, the world's most intelligent servers, designed by hp, will give ups over twice the performance, using forty percent less energy. multiply that across over a thousand locations, and they'll provide the same be

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organic strawberries in this greenhouse.e is planting other fruit crops on his farm, outside beijing. a few kilometers away, they are now abandon ire works that he used to own. he was encouraged by government incentives to shift into a greener business. >> this was quicker money in the orange business, and invested in the farm took a lot of upfront investment, plus we have to think in the longer term, and this is a better choice. >> compared with the 200 people he used to employ making iron, he has only 15 workers now. for the government, looking to reduce pollution by closing plants and beyond, the question is what to do with worker whose are layed off. especially in a society where maintaining social stability is important. >> in china's big cities especially those in the north that have experienced their worst smog, turning skylines from this, to this. the question is not whether the country can afford to reduce pollution, can it afford not to. >> beijing residents has developed her own arsenal of weapons to deal with the

we'll take do you the strawberry fields of california. ♪ >>> and we begin with a mystery that seems almostossible with today's technology, a bowing 777 disappears out of the sky. three full days later there is still no sign of the plane nor the 239 people onboard. richelle carey joins us with more. >> authorities know two men boarded the flight carrying stolen pass ports. today there are more clues about the passengers. >> saturday 1:30 am. air traffic controllers lose contact with the malaysian airline, the bowing 777 jet liner is never heard from again. >> it is unprecedented missing aircraft, mystery as you can put it. it is mystifying. and we are increasing our efforts to do what we have to do. >> dozens of search and rescue crews, ships and plains deploy from ten countries. an oil slick and floating debris are found at sea, all prove to be unrelated. >> we had to find the aircraft. >> with no black box signals, no physical evidence of the plane, authorities are looking to learn more about two passengers who boarded with stolen pass ports. security officials at the airport never bother

you walk into the body shop with the soaps that smell delicious, strawberries strawberries and it smells like things you can eat. you tried and failed miserably. >> when i went to the bathroom though it smelled beautiful. >> there is a benefit. >> it wasn't diarrhea, it was potpouri. >> or both. >> or both. alex, what do you make of this some it is a concern, but it seems to me it is a concern more about parents than substance. >> it is much more about parents. i am a loving parent to two beautiful dogs. one is beautiful and one is a good dog. i don't leave the power tools around the house. i can't actually -- one is a beagle. if i leave his food out he will eat himself on his own food. that is the prescription strength food does the most expensive one at the store. it is about pearnting and you are right. it is about having -- >> what is wrong with your dog? >> really enjoys food. just loves it. >> are you one of those weird fetish freaks who likes the fat dogs? you get him fat and then roll all over the dog. how is that, fat dog? >> that sel a known -- that is a known fetish. >> we hav

it is named for the wild strawberries that once flourished. there is also a waterfall, two bridges, and trails the climb to the summit, the highest point at more than four hundred feet. you can catch glimpses of the western side of the city that make this hilltop a romantic look out. for public transit, i take the n train. the lad the ad -- lake is ada accessible. watch many ducks, swans, and siegel's. -- seagulls. it is a great place to stroll and sail away. many couples come here to take a ride around a lake, going under the bridges, passing the chinese pavilion and the waterfall. for a quiet getaway, making for a memorable and magical experience. located on 19th avenue, this growth is the place to where you're hiking boots, bring the family and the dog because it has so much to offer you and your loved ones. it is a truly hidden gem in the city. the park is rich with eucalyptus trees. long paths allow you to meander, perfect for a dog walking in a wooded environment. >> i enjoy the history. the diversity of nature that exists in such an urb

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. >> he picks strawberries.n my mom and dad used to work right there i used to go and help them. >> but on this morning, valeria who is in second grade has to go to school. she gets ready on her own. her mother's focus is on her younger sister who suffers from cerebral palsy and autism. >> you try help her to stop crying but she doesn't stop. in the mornings, i go to school. learn, then go to recess. learn more. go to recess. learn more, then go to recess. and then come home. and do my homework. >> many children of migrant farm workers take on part time jobs once they turn 12, the legal working age in the agriculture industry. maxamina says she will make sure she will not work in the fields. >> when i first got here, i would cry when i was working in the field. i arrived in madera, and worked in the fields. it was such a hard job. >> they earn about $18,000 a year. that's a typical credit salary for picking broccoli strawberries and lettuce. >> she just understands she must complete her homework if she wants to

it is named for the wild strawberries that once flores. a pleasant trail follows the perimeter past huntington falls, 110 foot waterfall. two bridges connect the trail to the island. the climb to the hills summit, the highest point in golden gate park at more than four hundred feet. you can get quinces of the western side of the city through -- glimpes of the western side of city through a thick trees. the lake is ada accessible. it has a peaceful atmosphere where you can enjoy a warm day. walk along the lake and watched many ducks, and swans, and seagulls. it is a tranquil spot to stroll, enjoy each other's company, and sail away. many couples come here to take a ride around the lake, floating under the bridges, past the pavilion and waterfall. for a quiet getaway, it makes for a memorable and magical experience. located on 19th avenue, this grove is the place to wear your hiking boots, bring your family, and bring the dog because it has so much to offer you and your loved ones. it is a truly hidden gem in the city. the part is rich with

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we were lucky enough to try those robot-picked strawberries in studio. >> thanks so much. remember, "techknow" has moved to saturday night 7:00 p.m. eastern time. you can catch it at 4:00 p.m. on the west coast right here on al jazeera america. >>> well, march madness is in full swing make no doubt, and cinderella is making her mark on the ncaa tournament. we have news of the latest big upset. >> reporter: another big upset that we love this part of the year, libby, simply because of those upsets. the last year darling was florida gulf coast. they would run and gun their way to the sweet 16. and this year, with the bears hoping that some of the florida gulf coast magic rubbed off on them. and judged by this upset, maybe it has. mercer ended it's game at 78-71, and. what may be more impressive about this win, mercer knocked off the blue devils just 26 miles from duke's campus. >>> the glass slipper all the way to the final four before losing to louisville. this season they have done anything but fly under the radar. wichita state is now positioned to make history. wichita s

restaurant, a steak house across the street and i actually showed them and made for the entire bar strawberry daquiris. >> you got to do it better, like the tom cruise bottle flipping. >> i can do it better than that, but they didn't put it on camera. you can tell i tended bar. >> listen, but related to this, kelly wants to know when you were a bartender, what was your favorite drink to make? >> anything fast, because when it got busy and friday and saturday, when it got busy and a waitress would say, i want a peach daquiri, a strawberry one, a grasshopper, who would drink that garbage. literally we made them all by hand, it was not at the point where you have the machine, i made them all by hand -- >> that is way more information that we needed to know about your bartending. what do you like to drink? >> wine. >> all right, let's go to the last segment, you talked with juan williams about the chaos that ensued. lois lerner, she took the fifth. to answer juan's question because you didn't really address it. and this is from gil, don't you think issa should have offered immunity to lerner to g

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