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i'm wondering if it would be stricken and b i'm wondering if that body can still get to those issues in pilot programs or other ways. i wanted to give that to counsel to answer. >> deputy city attorney jon givner again. the reason it's to line it up is the authority that the charter gives to the board. so the abort that's the authority to review certain types of decisions, time limitations for parking, prefer ential parking, etcetera, but doesn't have discretion under the charter to review the types of decisions that are listed in the -- in the struck out portion of changes of operating structure of permitees. the board, when it initially considers an mta decision, could put parameters on that decision to ensure that your concerns are met. you could apply permit conditions to the program, you could also, as you suggested, make it a pilot program, so if you have concerns about how something might roll out, the mta has approved a five-year program, the board could ultimately make that on review, a one-year program, so that the program could come back to the board of supervisors at the

horowitz or a cry the trial gets underway in greece of a man who says that he has rescued thousands of stricken syrians prosecutors though say his actions amount to people smuggling. i'm sorry kelly welcome to the program thanks for joining us. russia's vladimir putin has tapped close ally dmitri medvedev for the post of prime minister it's putin's first act after being sworn in for a historic fourth term as president some five thousand guests attended the inauguration ceremony at the kremlin which was billed as a low key affair apparently. putin won a decisive victory in march with more than seventy five percent of the vote but critics they have accused him of corruption and silencing dissident voices the ceremony follows a weekend of anti putin protests in several russian cities with police arresting more than fifteen hundred demonstrators yet in the schools and for more let's bring in correspondent emily short one who is standing by with the latest from moscow so emily this ceremony as we've heard it was relatively subdued compared to putin's third inauguration six years ago why was that. we

blocks chain investors the flock to hurricane stricken puerto rico for tax reasons and on humanitarian grounds so they say. welcome to w business well can german companies continue to do business with iran or do they have to fear u.s. sanctions that's the big question today after the u.s. pulled out of the iran nuclear deal and expects other countries to join them in the imposing sanctions so far germany france and the united kingdom say they will remain committed to the agreement and protect their business interests in the region iran is urging caution it hopes economic interests will keep other countries from following washington's lead it says there's a lot of money to be made in rebuilding its crumbling infrastructure that's music to germany ears before the nine hundred seventy nine islamic revolution iran was one of west germany as biggest trading partners it's a relationship german companies would like to pick up again it's an uneven balance of trade last year iran exported only zero point four billion dollars worth of goods to germany almost all of it all while german firms deli

and it's an unlikely combination block chain investors flock to hurricane stricken puerto rico for tax reasons and they claim to help out. they seize your business update on how to humphrey in berlin glad you could join me now concerns for the future of european companies if they keep on doing business with iran this off the us president donald trump announced in one fell swoop that not only was he pulling the u.s. out of the iran nuclear deal but that he also plans to reinstate sanctions against the country as well as those still party to the deal and working with iran so far germany france and the u.k. say they will remain committed to the agreement to protect their business interests in the region. the u.s. u. turn affects large e.u. corporations in particular siemens for one book text revenues of one hundred thirty million euros last year that's the contract with iran's surge soon after sanctions had been lifted now siemens will only say that existing projects will be completed quote as far as legally possible. trumps decision is a direct hit on european plane maker airbus a contra

also coming up it's an unlikely combination blocked the best of the flock to hurricane stricken puerto rico for tax reasons and on humanitarian grounds so they say. welcome to the w business european business leaders say they regret washington's decision to pull the u.s. out of the twenty fifteen iran nuclear agreement and they look to the e.u. for a clear signal about its continued commitment to the deal german companies had great hopes for the opening off the iranian market business relations between the two countries go back decades new sanctions could jeopardize existing deals and that would hurt both sides. iran is urging caution it hopes economic interests will keep other countries from following washington's lead it says there's a lot of money to be made in rebuilding its crumbling infrastructure that's music to germany ears before the nine hundred seventy nine islamic revolution iran was one of west germany as biggest trading partners it's a relationship german companies would like to pick up again it's an uneven balance of trade last year iran exported only zero point four bil

to themselves and to others and she still avoided to have gone stricken rules welcome pain is an expensive like sand the only way to stop them are and we've got some breaking developments for you a boeing seven three seven airliner with the one hundred thirteen people on board has crashed after taking off from havana as international airports that's according to cuban state media three people were pulled out alive from the wreckage but culina president and vanity as you know also as many now are fearing dead thing that was playing was operated by the the obvious airline and came down near jose marti airport while it was on route to the eastern city of all games all right let's get you the latest now with this who joins us from on the line from have a good evening what more are you hearing any for information about the people on board that plane. here we are hearing that some reports suggest that the public there sark from mexico are mexican tourists they were getting into day one of the backup beach she said many boats on the space in the northeast of the discovery an island there in all t

or a crime the trial gets underway in greece of a man who says that he has rescued thousands of stricken syrians prosecutors though say that his actions amount to people smuggling. kelly welcome to the program. in moscow vladimir putin has been sworn in for a historic fourth term as president some five thousand guests attended the inauguration ceremony at the kremlin which was billed as a low key affair. a decisive victory in march with more than seventy five percent of the vote but critics have accused him of corruption and silencing dissident voices the ceremony follows a weekend of anti putin protests in several russian cities with police arresting more than fifteen hundred demonstrators. and from our moscow correspondent emily sure wind is standing by she is joining us now so emily walk us through the message that putin sent with this swearing in ceremony well in his inauguration speech he did mention the importance of russia's strength on the world stage he specifically mentioned defense but he also particularly focused on what he said were internal issues that needed to be solved i

a family grief—stricken, a community in shock, as violent crime in london shows no sign of slowing downcan get in touch with me and some of the team on twitter. i'm @bbckasiamadera time now for all the sports news, in sport today. hello. this is sport today, live from the bbc sport centre. coming up on this programme: pep's premier league party. champions, manchester city, have their hands on the trophy. and farewell to a favourite. arsene wenger waves goodbye to the emirates after arsenal hammer burnley in theirfinal home game of the season. and jason day wins the wells fargo championship in style with the australian claiming the victory is one of the best of his career. hello, and welcome to the programme. we start in england, where manchester city have been enjoying a premier league title party. the champions lifted the trophy in front of their home fans at the etihad stadium. captain vincent kompany doing the honours after his side drew 0—0 with huddersfield. city are still on course to make 100 points in the season. it's their third premier league title in seven years, a first unde

there's a lot of these trees absorbing a lot of the water it's a massive problem for the drought stricken country another only one caused by invasive plant species there are about soon hundred of them in south africa. become petes with indigenous plants cos erosion and intensify the impacts of wildfires we're diverse stating effects on flora fauna and humanness. so there is reason enough for you and his team to cut down the unwanted trees it's a tough job. to take the crew a year and a half to clear this fifty hectare piece of land and that doesn't include the follow up. the following action a spot of working for water a program run by the country's department of environmental affairs. if advice jobs and skills training to unemployed people and it makes use of the trees. the journey of the faulty can live system and hit on sites the trunk into smaller less. next stop the program's own would kneel in the nearby town of george. hear the songs as sworn in supplying us. to date three point two million hectares of avian invasive plants have been pledged by the working for water program. manage

vote scheduled for later in the year it was reportedly the worst suicide attack in the conflict stricken country in the past three years islamic state has claimed responsibility. for the u.k.'s defense secretary is calling on journalists and i t specialists to enlist in the armed forces in an attempt to tackle dissin from ation online propaganda it has made the comments in those yet published interview with the hosts politics magazine down off takes a closer look. he is a rising star a fireplace salesman turned defense secretary he is gavin williamson and he summons you my fellow british geek it's battlefield world wide web and the u.k. army is ready to charge at the enemy in this age where there's so much this information we're britain's enemies will use every angle they can do to change the narrative people who have traditionally thought about joining reserve forces we want them to come in but actually it's looking to different people whether it be journalists those people with amazing cyber nighty skills those people with the ability to really understand about getting messages across

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this sara says she was misdiagnosed using depress sifs when she was really very sad and grie grief stricken about the suicide of her son. and she told you, quote, that doctor was clinical brushing a side my fears. i needed someone who would understand and share the pain that i was going through, not for a cold medical label on it. how much of that kind of situation and diagnosis did you see as you were doing your book? >> well, i think she's particularly poignant heartbreaking case, because her son actually himself been mistreated, over prescribed medication, caused side effects, and he actually ki8d himself with medication he was prescribed. she is feeling grief. and after a few minutes the drr over prescribes medication for her. this is a very common story. i think people have to become educated for themselves, their family members, and particularly their children. not to accept a quick diagnosis of depression. not to accept a pill. the diagnosis of depression should take not just one session, but normally weeks and sometimes even months. most people come to a doctor on the worst day of t

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early april, according to the un, and there are fears that many people remain trapped in conflict—strickencorrespondent nick beake reports from yangon. desperate and with nowhere to go, these are the christians of the northernmost part of myanmar, forced from their homes by recent fighting. elephants offer the only way of escape, carrying men, women and children across the water, and whatever possessions they could gather. the conflict here in kachin state has dragged on for more than half a century, but has been overshadowed recently by the scale of the persecution of rohingya muslims in the west of the country. but the burmese military has now intensified its assault on the christian rebels fighting for independence in kachin. the army is accused of bombing this school, although insists it does not target civilians. no pupils were in lessons at the time of this reported attack. a bomb exploded 40 to 50 feet away from the baptist mission school's kitchen. it was inside the compound in the village. many in myanmar are fed up with the ongoing conflict in the country's border regions, and at

or a bit i was never jealous upon the better should i say that santa lucia or defeat of the other stricken men of the. by d.a.p. is greece's largest water company it provides five point five million people with water. in it by the looks of the afro and. didn't say that same day so all hallows by norse anything that's there not like excel or pick up as the mean of a stationary helmet on a rebel element at least with a senior analyst in my system of a.t.m. machines it will happen but they just tell venomously things nicholas it became much got. to go into something i stop opiate is a strong less than or simple enough scottish. purity is a strong last rescale reste so the bulk of myself at least had it all to shape balash it. will know what i'm up to c.p.s. said this is young people keep our. own keys there are dead. fashion a place you. there's a. still decision to put it you know pretty nifty. and i don't want to privatisation officially it's not the commission's policy in mississippi state however it's true if you don't look at the troika us and if you look at the memorandum of understandi

early april, according to the un — and there are fears that many people remain trapped in conflict—stricken. desperate and with nowhere to go, these are the christians of the northernmost part of myanmar, forced from their homes by recent fighting. elephants offer the only way of escape, carrying men, women and children across the water, and whatever possessions they could gather. the conflict here in kachin state has dragged on for more than half a century, but has been overshadowed recently by the scale of the persecution of rohingya muslims in the west of the country. but the burmese military has now intensified its assault on the christian rebels fighting for independence in kachin. the army is accused of bombing this school, although it insists it doesn't target civilians. no pupils were in lessons at the time of this reported attack. translation: a bomb exploded 40 to 50 feet away from the baptist mission school's kitchen. it was inside the compound in the village. many in myanmar are fed up with the ongoing conflict in the country's border regions, and at the weekend, they showed it.

washington is ramping up of the pressure on crisis stricken venezuela and has slapped fresh sanctions on the caracas government the punitive measure comes in response to socialist president nicolas maduro disputed reelection on sunday and the new restrictions ban u.s. companies and citizens from purchasing debts owed to the venezuelan government it will now also become more difficult for caracas to sell off state owned assets in order to raise money but dura won sixty eight percent of the vote on sunday but two of the most popular opposition leaders were not allowed to take part and there were claims of voting irregularities us vice president called the election a sham the latest sanctions bolster others that america introduced on friday against top members of venezuela's ruling socialist party the government for its part says washington tried to sabotage the vote and is waging a campaign of imperialist aggression. one analyst we heard from told us america's actions against venezuela actually undermine washington's own agenda. you have to wonder what the ultimate goal is because you k

♪ ♪ captioning sponsored by cbs >> i'm heartbroken, i'm grief- stricken. >> golodryga: devastating flooders in maryland. lad a memorial day search for a missing national guardsman. also tonight alberto makes landfall. >> reporter: four days before its official start, hurricane season is here. >> the storm is threatening the gulf coast with heavy rain and flooding. the u.s. tries to salvage a summit. >> reporter: american diplomats have taken the rare step of crossing the border to meet with their north korean counterparts. >> we'll have the latest on former president george h.w. bush back in the hospital. france rewards an illegal immigrant for a spider-man rescue. why robert f. kennedy, jr. is calling for a new investigation of his father's murder. ond a memorial day salute to an american hero. >> reporter: he threw himself on top of another marine to absorb the blast of the grenade. this is the "cbs evening news" with jeff glor. >> golodryga: and this is our western edition. good evening, jeff is off tonight, i'm bianna golodryga. alberto has made landfall on the gulf coast. we'll have

or a crime the trial gets underway in greece of a man who says that he was rescued thousands of stricken syrians prosecutors though say its actions amount to people smuggling we'll go live to the courthouse in less focused. i'm sara kelly welcome to the program thanks for joining us we had to moscow now where vladimir putin has been sworn in for an historic term as president some five thousand guests attended the inauguration ceremony at the kremlin which was planned as a low key affair to avoid bad publicity who won a decisive victory in march if more than seventy five percent of the vote but critics have accused him of corrupt. and silencing dissent voices. he follows a weekend antipathy to protests in several russian cities with more. with police arresting more than one thousand five hundred demonstrators. and that ceremony happening just moments ago our correspondent in moscow emily sure went has been following all of the developments for us she joins us now so i mean what message did putin send at this swearing in ceremony. well in his inauguration speech he said that it was importa

washington is ramping up the pressure on crisis stricken venezuela and has slapped fresh sanctions on the caracas government the punitive measures come in response to socialist president nicolas maduro disputed reelection on sunday and the new restrictions banned u.s. companies and citizens from purchasing debts owed to the venezuelan government it will now also become more difficult for caracas to sell off state owned assets in order to raise money maduro won sixty eight percent of the vote on sunday bunch two of the most popular opposition leaders were not allowed to take part and there were claims of voting irregularities the us vice president called the election a sham the latest sanctions bolster others that america introduced on friday against top members of venezuela's ruling socialist party the crackers government for its part says washington tried to sabotage the vote and is waging a campaign of imperialist aggression. when i least we heard from told us america's actions against iran as well actually undermine washington's own agenda. you have to wonder what the ultimate goal

author robert stricken discusses his book about the former lieutenant texas governor and -- >> everything he did in the senate was in a problem-solving mode. how he fits this particular thing for texans. how to make this better. and so, he did that without ideology. getting in the way. he did it without partisanship getting in the way. and so, that made him greatly loved. he was hands down, both parties, he was a person people can work with. >> on sunday at 2 pm eastern on american history tv. we visit with bobby evans, form engineer the tyler district texas department of transportation. and father of the adopt a highway program. >> 1994, we took a trip to south kota. a highway meeting. i had to give a speech to a club. i challenge you to adopt a highway. to get rid of the litter. of course, that was just part of my speech. i did not expect anybody to jump up and do anything but the more i thought about that, you know, that might be something. >> then, we will visit the smith county historical society. to hear about the history of race and robert e lee high school. >> the school board all

and washington is ramping up the pressure on crises stricken venezuela and has slapped fresh sanctions on the caracas government of measures come in response to socialist president nicolas maduro has disputed reelection on sunday the new restrictions banned u.s. companies and citizens from purchasing debts owed to the venezuelan government will now also become more difficult for cut across the state owned assets in order to raise money. sixty eight percent of the vote on sunday which was over three times more than his nearest rival two of the most popular opposition leaders though were not allowed to take parts there were reports of voting irregularities as well the u.s. vice president called the election the latest sanctions bolster others that washington introduced on friday against top members of venezuela's ruling socialist party the current us government for its part says washington tried to sabotage the vote and it's showing aggression. let's go live to alexander main senior associate for international policy at the center for economic policy research in washington thanks for joi

referred to us quote a political dummy mike pence threatened kyung with the same fate i think conflict stricken north african country if it didn't make a deal with washington. this will only end like the libyan model handed if kim jong un doesn't make a deal some people saw that as a threat well i think it's more of a fact we could surmise more than enough what a political drama he is as he's trying to compare the d.p. r. k. a nuclear weapons state to libya that had simply installed a few items of equipment and fiddled around with them. double quarter has more on who might be interested in jeopardizing any diplomatic breakthroughs. if trump's much anticipated meeting with kim jong un actually goes ahead in the next few weeks it'll be a diplomatic breakthrough of historic proportions but wait a minute we've seen this before and let's not forget how that turned out this is a good deal for the united states north korea will freeze and then dismantle its nuclear program south korea and our other allies will be better protected the entire world will be safer as we slow the spread of nuclear weapons

washington is ramping up the pressure on crisis stricken venezuela and has slapped fresh sanctions on the caracas government the punitive measure comes in response to social president nicolas maduro disputed reelection on sunday and the new restrictions of banned u.s. companies and a citizens from purchasing debts owed to the venezuelan government they will now also become more difficult for caracas to order to raise money. sixty percent of the vote on sunday but two of the most popular opposition leaders were not allowed to take part and there were reports of voting irregularities the u.s. vice president called the election a sham the latest sanctions bolster others that america introduced on friday against top members of venezuela's ruling socialist party across government for its part says washington tried to sabotage the vote and is. a campaign of imperialist aggression. the gates of hell that's how locals describe this huge molten cavern in turkmenistan central asia filled with flaming natural gas it is now been burning day and night for more than forty years our video agency rup

amid mounting anger among friends who'd been grief—stricken by his reported death, the russian journalistevealed the extent of the deception. translation: i have buried friends and colleagues many times and i know the sickening feeling. i am sorry you had to experience it but there was no other way. we'll have more details as the ukrainian authorities face worldwide condemnation for the tactics they adopted. also tonight: today's family tributes to victims of the grenfell fire, including the man who sheltered other residents in his top—floor flat. our moses, our hero. sadly, where there is nojustice, there will be no peace. i will neverforget, i will never forgive. the man who killed two police officers and a civilian in the city of liege yesterday had killed another person the day before. a bumper strawberry harvest in england but farmers are facing a severe shortage of eastern european workers to pick the fruit. and how a major ticketing service could face legal action after missing a deadline to make its prices clearer. coming up on sportsday on bbc news, cameron norrie hangs on in the

has imposed sanctions on the crisis stricken nation ruckus says the measures for barbaric palestinian president mahmoud abbas is said to be making a swift recovery after being hospitalized over the weekend the eighty two year old suffering from pneumonia doctors treating him say he could stay in the hospital for a few more days. this is still to come on the show in the bundesliga playoff wolfsburg and he'll fall for the last open spot in the top flight was one the first like three one find out if they can finish the job. gary hart here now elections in turkey are approaching fast while a look at how the economic situation there will be influencing the outcome of a little over a month brian you for the next elections turkey's president said out on is trying to draw the image of the of a country with a strong economy on the first glance he's right the country's g.d.p. grew by more than seven percent last year however growth is not the only number that accounts for a strong economy other figures count as well and some paint an entirely different picture. many young people in turkey can't

has impose new sanctions on the already crisis stricken country caracas caracas says the measures are barbaric well politicians in france and germany are sounding the alarm over the new government being formed in italy they fear the new coalition made up of two populist parties will renee gone italy's commitments on debt and thereby threaten euro zone stability the two parties the far right league and the anti establishment five star movement have come one step closer to power after nominating a prime minister. this treaty may depict the close relationship between luigi de morrow and moto salvini but they certainly weren't allies during the election campaign now the populous leaders of the far right the and the five star movement have asked president sergio martha rela to approve their new alliance. today we can say we are faced with a historic moment i also say this to our international partners let us begin then you will criticize but at least let us begin first this is perhaps an unexpected government but it has been elected. a new me nobody has anything to fear. we want a governme

sixty times more fresh water than the middle east and north africa but americans living in drought stricken u.s. states such as california often have water restrictions as rob reynolds reports from los angeles. an estimated eighteen million people now live in the los angeles metropolitan area on land that was once largely arid this sprawling city has thrived despite the lack of an obvious large source of water nearby los angeles is history is tied with water this place was able to grow and expand and become one of the largest metropolises in the world because we brought water here the second phase of i think los angeles is growth now is going to be with the new normal with the expectation of less water over time and more people how can we sustain economic progress and sustain life itself here in l.a. las water comes in by aqueducts from the san joaquin river delta to the north the sierra nevada mountains to the east and hoover dam on the colorado river four hundred kilometers away but all three sources are in decline we have seen pressure on climate change which has been reducing winter sno

a family grief stricken, a community in shock, as violent crime in london shows no sign of slowing downbc news. sign of slowing down. a 20—year—old man has died, after being stabbed in liverpool city centre. after being stabbed police and paramedics were called to the hanover street area, at around 4am this morning. to the hanover street area, merseyside police are appealing for witnesses. afghan interpreters who worked with british troops fighting the taliban, are appealing to the government for help to bring theirfamilies to the uk to join them. on friday the home secretary, sajid javid, said former translators who were given permits to live in britain for five years, wouldn't have to pay for the right to stay longer. but many are still waiting to be reunited with their wives and children. to be reunited with their our home affairs correspondent leila nathoo has more. abdul is now bringing up his eldest son alone. it's been more than two years since he came to the uk from afghanistan, where he worked as an interpreter with the british army, but he says it was too expensive for him to

percent market saw thirty percent just last year some with four hundred to five hundred treat her stricken first shot and bitcoin rose to. one hundred thousand dollars. china's building two point one billion dollar. but don't let the numbers will be. the only number did you remember it was one you know for him it one can only be. a russian company charges parts of a trump russia collusion investigation pleads not guilty in court and made prosecutors' efforts to thinly the case. iraq goes to the polls in parliamentary elections but the vote has raised concern in washington as none of the candidates back its policy of countering iran. a top u.s. state department expert on nuclear proliferation resigns in the wake of trans withdrawal from the a wrong at nuclear deal rejecting the agreement has come under fire in america and in europe. and sweden comes on the public pressure for a new study into the link between immigration and crime despite fears it could.

a family grief stricken, a community in shock, as violent crime in london shows no sign of slowing downyear—old man has died after being stabbed in liverpool city centre. police and paramedics were called to the hanover street area, at around 4:00am this morning. merseyside police are appealing for witnesses. the iranian president, hassan rouhani, has warned the united states that it would regret pulling out of the international nuclear deal. the foreign secretary, borisjohnson, is visiting america, to try to persuade the white house to remain part of the agreement. our north america correspondent chris buckler is in washington. how tough a message is this going to be for how tough a message is this going to be foer how tough a message is this going to be for mrjohnson to deliver?” think truthfully it will be a similar message to the one taken to the white house by the french president, emmanuel macron, and the one taken by the german chancellor angela merkel. this is really a last ditch attempt by the british, french, and german officials, who really wa nt french, and german officials,

a family grief stricken, a community in shock as violent crime in london shows no sign of slowing downher, bbc news. well, a little i spoke to charlotte gallagher, who attended this evening's police news conference about the murder. i began by asking her if detectives were making much progress in their search for the killer. police were saying they haven't arrested anyone, they've not made any arrests at the moment, and are still very much in the search process. we saw fingertip searches being carried out around the estate where rhyhiem lived. now, in the last hour or so, police gave an update about rhyhiem's murder, and i spoke to the officer leading the investigation. well, we're doing all we can, as i said. the local officers are out with the specialist colleagues, we have intelligence led operations, and we're doing all we can physically, legally, to make sure we address these problems, being extremely proactive to pick up anyone that we know is carrying a weapon. so section 60 is a good step forward, it enables officers to have that search power, and we will be as effective as we

and surprisingly has already rejected the trump administration's offer to invest in their poverty-stricken country. instead, they're saying they simply want sanctions relief. jeff? >> glor: margaret, thank you. for the first time, a woman will head the central intelligence agency. the senate today confirmed gina gspel, 54-45. six democrats joined mostly republicans in support. haspel's past came under scrutiny at her confirmation hearing. as c.i.a. station chief in thailand, she managed a secret prison where two al qaeda suspects were waterboarded. haspel assured senators she will not allow the c.i.a. to engage in torture. there is a major development in the bomb blast that killed the owner of a day spa in southern california. the f.b.i. arrested the victim's ex-boyfriend, after making an important discovery at his house. jamie yuccas picks up the story. >> reporter: investigators continue to pour through the remains of a spa three days after a massive explosion that killed spa owner ildiko krajnyak and injured three others. federal agents say they found evidence of bomb fragments. >> we s

west bank all in the east of india as one of the most densely populated and poverty stricken areas of the country. here to this new trend is helping to bring an end to malnutrition which affects mainly women and children. yes. thank. you. again it carter is working closely with local scientists further improving the altered lentil varieties from the international breeding program by farming them on test fields near the state capital called gutta. the result is a variety of lentil breeds that have not only adapted to the local conditions but are also rich and zinc and iron. cogan or is a farmer from the village of my poor and she's just harvested such a new lentil variety however the fact that these lentils are more nutritious is of little interest to her fits another new trait that makes this from so interesting to her and the other farmers of the village instead of the usual one hundred twenty days this new lentil variety takes only ninety days to mature. this means that the rice fields around the village which used to life they want to live a next season can now be put to use. or. w