u.s. department of agriculture is killing one hundred kids a year for no reason why we're back with more very soon. donald trump claims he's the master of the deal but when it comes to iran it is the art of no deal trump claims he has made america safer a dubious claim closer to the truth is probably attempted force regime change in iran. for a world cup twenty eight team coverage and we've signed one of the greatest goalkeepers of all time but there was one more question and by the way was going to be our coach. guys i know you're on there with he's a huge star a month and the huge amount of pressure canner matthew have to communicate to the center of the page with all we do and we will go over great they're great. you are the rock at the back nobody asked you we need you to get down let's go. alone as i want you and i'm really happy for joy and for the thousand in. this special one come on both appreciate me just say the review. the latest edition because i need to. look. good of you to join us today the u.s. democrats are losing support ahead of november elections for congress that's accor

u.s. department of agriculture is killing one hundred kids a year for no reason. the third friday in a row journalists from spain's state owned radio and television corporation addressing him black it's part of a protest against alleged interference into the channels work by spain's ruling party disgruntled journalists a calling for the sacking of the media corporations president started their black friday campaign in a bid to protect media integrity expressing anger at the government's perceived efforts to control the walk. when you're done cover the positive developments in catalonia because you find the damage in use more interesting when you're asked to tell the viewers about the electoral campaign in chronological order so that you won't start with the scandal affecting the ruling party when you're asked to present certain information exactly how it's been presented to you data there is always one sided and that you have no chance to give the broader context to. the spanish parliament on wednesday journalist and politician gave the channel her support and i me

u.s. department of agriculture is killing one hundred kids a year for no reason. like i was before we get that update you on our breaking news because there are reports coming in of a shooting at a high school in the city of palmdale in the u.s. state of california and that's according to the local sheriff's office there that added to police and on the scene there are reports today that the shooter has been detained although there's no official confirmation of the moment on the casualties although some reports are saying that said one person has been injured firefighters and paramedics are all say at the same at the moment that's what we know so far but of course any more information we'll bring it to straight to you i'll be back to do that in just a half an. hour do you feel like that. there are things i would say i'm not american but americans helped out really. the world war two cures the depression cars on the show should concern prosper and of course i'm sure. for the froth the whole world would it would add a. historical real ever since world war two. to fome

u.s. department of agriculture finds itself under fire it says it didn't consider the option of adoption if the animals could have posed a threat to people by actually spreading the disease however the world health organization explained that cats are not the main way the disease is transmitted and justin goodman again says the cats posed no danger. it is absolutely false and untrue what the u.s.d.a. is saying about these cats possibly posing a risk to people the u.s. centers for disease control one of our top health agencies the american center a medical association and the association for every medical colleges as well as lots of other authorities also say that cats who have this parasite are perfectly safe to have in your house the government agency say that these cats are healthy and to be people's pets they could be adopted out but instead the u.s. department of agriculture is killing one hundred kids a year for no reason that just about wraps up the program for this hour here on r.t. international but many more of your headlines and world stories at the top of the next hour. when the

u.s. department of agriculture.and evacuees say that the conditions thus far have been brutal. >> and the winds were screaming, just screaming howling, so loud, whistling through the trees, slamming around. >> we did have a very significant effectuation. a very well run, timely, well ahead of the fire front. >> as weather conditions improved just a bit with a small chance of rain in the forecast, doug ducey has declared a state of emergency to fund firefighters and recovery efforts. hopes of some containment in the next 24 hours and still no set of numbers of how many homes have been destroyed. bret. >> bret: thank you. california is taking on the trump administration over the environmental protection agency's plan to toss obama era vehicle admission standards. the state attorney general's filing a lawsuit challenging the epa's suggestion that they are too stringent. 16 states are joining california in that lawsuit. on the markets today, roller coaster day on wall street, the dow is down 64 after being down more tha

u.s. department of agriculture is forecasting a nine percent rise in production in the country alone some point to almost nutritional benefits catching popularity among the health conscious consumers that's also part of the reason behind food makers creating more varieties of their products with all men's like all men milk flour and other baked goods consumption of almonds shot up nearly fifteen percent from two thousand and twelve to twenty seventeen euro monitor international is also predicting a four percent annual growth of omens through twenty twenty one but this in turn is the reason why some producers are looking outside of the u.s. for allman production in australia harvard university is developing almost fifteen hundred acres of fields that were formerly growing potatoes university says they're building a new dam and planting trees that will take roughly three years before they see any fruit well the omen business is also becoming more lucrative for australians they are the next generate between six thousand and ninety four hundred per acre roughly forty times the amount grains wo

u.s. department of agriculture.working to make ranchers and farmers more successful than ever and have to connect with them as well. another huge win for us in the quarter. and so many other great examples too. another one that you know so well would be marriott who is building a compete digital transformation in the loyalty experience for their customers that is being guided by salesforce. >> align, now, how did you get to align, which by the way, all time high today. what is your connection there? >> well they are just a great company. and of course they are automated orthodontist to be able to connect with their patients in a new way. we are helping them to build that platform. to allow their customers, their orth donist to connect to their consumers, their patients. >> we talk about trust you talk about trust and the customer it is interesting in your recent acquisition, that you gave a talk on may ni9, that you if lo your way in trust, or trust becomes a by-product, then you lose your way to be able to continue

u.s. department of agriculture says the recall by eddy packing company... ves products with packing dates of april fifth and april sixth. all affected sausage products have "est- 4800" inside the usda mark. the problem was discovered when eddy packing received complains from a restaurant about white...hard plastic found in some sausage during slicing. so far no injuries or illnesses have been reported... the recall specifics are on kron4.com. (grant) plus... (grant) plus... growing concerns tonight for students in one local school district-- who are getting overloaded with homework... tonight we'll explain how too much homework can impact a student's well- being... (vicki) and after the break... it is a night some high school seniors will never forget after returning from prom to find their car windows smashed... and it happened in a place they would have never expected... because antonio villaraigosa millions got it done.healthcare he defended women's healthcare, banned military-style assault weapons, banned workplace discrimination, and more. antonio for g

u.s. department of agriculture says foods labeled organic must be grown without synthetic fertilizers and hout growth hormones and must be grown outdoors. organic foods have nutritional benefits and can help fight cancer. that is why they sometimes spend nearly twice as much for an organic product compared to a nonorganic one. but are organics really healthier, and are they worth the money? concerns about the use of pesticides and use of antibiotics in animal feed prompted some consumers to look for so-called organic food. in 1990, congress passed the organic foods production act to develop national standards, and organic products became more common. mainstream grocery chains started their own lines of organic food, and larger food companies began acquiring smaller health food companies to get in on the action. now, from the big boxes to the small specialty stores, three quarters of u.s. grocers sell organic foods. here is the argument. proponents say organic produce have more nutrients, including antioxidants and vitamins, than conventionally grown fruits and vegetables. they also suggest

u.s. department of agriculture says the recall by eddy packing company... lves products with packing dates of april fifth and april sixth. all affected sausage products have sausage products have "est.4800" inside the usda mark. the problem was discovered when eddy packing received complains from a restaurant about white...hard plastic found in some sausage during slicing. no injuries or illnesses have been reported. coming up at eight.. melania trump unveils her initiative as first lady.... the pillars of her plan for children. plus. a rally for a man whose family says police used excessive force against in a violent arrest. and next. a school board addresses concerns that students on the peninsula.... are getting too much homework. ((lawrence tease))i'm kron 4 chief meteorologist lawrence karnow.coming up, i will take a look at your 7 day forecast. details are right after the break. (vicki) new tonight at 8. a bay area school district concerned about homework overload affecting the well being of their students ... held a special board meeting tonight to di

u.s. department of agriculture. march 22 and has a sell by date of april 9. kroger itself is under pressure today and down about 17% over the last 52 weeks, but this possible contamination is throughout the country, but includes certain kentucky, mississippi, south carolina, tennessee and a few more. stuart: now, the dow is down 300 points plus we're told it's because of trade concerns. well our trade delegation just arrived in china for two days of talks. connell mcshane is there and he joins us now. connell? now they start talking tomorrow, i think, your time that is, tomorrow your time. now, are they, what's on the agenda for tomorrow? connell: well, they talked today , stuart, thursday, and then they had dinner together but the talks really pick-up tomorrow. we expect them to keep going at each other pretty hard on the big issues that come up over and over. we don't know really how today went so if anything the market is dealing with some uncertainty maybe we find out more tomorrow. i tell you we are hearing som

move that facility or the operational facility from the department of homeland security to the department of agriculture. it will be the first u.s. laboratory capable of functioning at the highest containment level at bio safety level four for agriculture. it was designed with partnership in mind, primarily between the department of homeland security and the department of agriculture. obviously the job of the department of homeland security is to consider and protect threats from adversaries, and the department of agriculture's responsibility is to bring the knowledge of agriculture and to protect our food supply. if the lab is in the department's portfolio, how will this level of partnership at a minimum stay the same or get better? certainly hopefully to improve between the department of agriculture and dhs. >> my vision, senator, is that the core competency of usda with this agricultural research service on an ongoing basis is more suited to operate on an ongoing basis from research, development of vaccines, and other types of containment of some of the worst diseases known to man. obviously the relationship with dhs has to c

love reclamation the forestt service holdings the department of agriculture u.s. forest service and then blm with an indian contact on the water which we normally do the state bia and the tribe itself the same stream in the same issue whether replacing a bridge we are likely to have multiple biological opinions and independently produced by different bureaus with different missions in different regions. it is an impossibility structurally to manage. so this is our proposal i will give you an example how we are currently organizing the interior. currently just interior reflecting a very old department of interior every time it comes into inexistence most of those projects were out west they were put in reflect that activity so i challenge you to figure out on this map how we can manage. so here is what we did. similar to the unified regions and how the military combat and commander overseas we asked to be stripped of karen boundaries and look at science how can we be the best stewards and what is the division based on watershed or ecosystem or wildlife corridors or

of us that's a major priority across the departments. >> very good. agriculture is one of the few areas where the u.s. runs a trade surplus and it accounts for almost a third of arkansas's overall economy. in many of arkansas's small rural communities, in fact, much of arkansas, it accounts for like 90% of the -- of what's going on in the area. i've heard from many of my constituents that simply the uncertainty that we're going on through right now is causing significant problems as far as their plans and costing them market share. for arkansas's largest grow crop, soybeans, every third row is exported to china. however just last week it was reported that almost one million tons of soybean exports have been canceled. with 95% of the world's consumers living outside of the united states, our farmers need markets to sell their products. there are other countries who are chomping at the bit to take our market share. the university of arkansas produced a report that noted if 25% retaliatory tariffs are in place on rice, corn, soybeans and sorghum, arkansas will see job losses of over 4,400 and our state's

u.s. official that i have seen that actually pulls in every piece of the agricultural department. >> marthawith the southern border, going to be about nato, they do not have security, it's going to hurt you there. he is joining the economic issue with the diplomatic issue in a way that i think is completely unprecedented. and you have seen that from the front row. the iran deal, it is largely believe that he is not going to recertify this on may 12th. so you're going to be in a situation where you are going to have two approach that discussion with chancellor angela merkel, do you think there is room for european countries to renegotiate the de? >> let me tell you where there is room for german companies to stop doing business inside iran, we cannot have that. you look at what iran does, their human rights record, whether it is working to destabilize syria. the world importer of terrorism. they are a state sponsor of terrorism, they spend billions of dollars to spread terrorism around the world. why would a country want to do business with them? so i think that it is going to be incumbent u

department. they trying to cause problems in agriculture. russia is an enemy right now of the u.s.and we have to accept that. >> harris: i'm thrilled the republican is finally saying this but i have to correct one thing. the premise of your question, there was no informant on the campaign. meetings were taken between the informant, a source and three members of the trump campaign who had the previous campaigns with russia. >> harris: if you sat down with the informant, you sat down with the informant. we have to come right back, though. >> the way you phrase it in the campaign. >> harris: they weren't working for the campaign. the roundtable that president trump will participate in shortly. he is on the ground. he departed j.f.k. airport on his way to bethpage, new york,ing on long -- on his way o long island now. for all the noses that stuff up around pets. there's flonase sensimist. it relieves all your worst symptoms including nasal congestion, which most pills don't. and all from a gentle mist you can barely feel. flonase sensimist. >> dana: hi, everyone. i'm dana perino. on "t

department of justice have approved bear a g.'s acquisition of monsanto regulators did make approval of the merger of the german drug giant bear and one santo a u.s. based agriculture and biotech the home of contingent on bear selling off about nine billion dollars in assets one of bear's peers b s f s e agreed to buy the divest of assets those that sets notably include bear's pesticide unit branded as liberty which competes directly with months sent to maker of the herbicide life of say sold under the name roundup other divest of assets are related areas such as seed canola and cotton the potential for creation of a new market influence and even monopoly power from a combination of these agriculture related assets with monsanto those has been the primary objection of regulators in both the united states and in the european union . u.s. drug seller purdue pharma may be facing more legal trouble due to their very profitable and highly addictive opioid products oxy cotton and its predecessor m.s. cotton marketed the drug products as having less risk for addiction abuse than other opiates do. to their time release formula they did so with express authorization from th

department of justice have approved bear a g.'s acquisition of monsanto regulators did make approval of the merger of the german drug giant bear and one santo a u.s. based agriculture and biotech the home of contingent on bear selling off about nine billion dollars in assets one of bear's peers b a s f s e agreed to buy the divest of assets those that sets notably include bear's pesticide unit branded as liberty which competes directly with months sent to maker of the herbicide life of say sold under the name roundup other divest of assets are related areas such as seed canola and cotton the potential for creation of a new market influence and even monopoly power from a combination of these agriculture related assets with monsanto's has been the primary objection of regulators in both the united states and in the european union . us drug seller purdue pharma may be facing more legal trouble due to their very profitable and highly addictive opioid products oxy cotton and its predecessor m.-s. cotton marketed the drug products as having less risk for addiction abuse than other opiates due to their time release formula they did so with express authorization from the u

department of justice have approved bear a g.'s acquisition of months santo regulators did make approval of the merger of the german drug giant bear and one santo a u.s. based agriculture and biotech the home of contingent on bear selling off about nine billion dollars in assets one of bear's peers b a s f s e agreed to buy the divest of assets those that sets notably include bear's pesticide unit branded as liberty which competes directly with months sent to maker of the herbicide life of say sold under the name roundup other divest of assets are related areas such as seed canola and cotton the potential for creation of a new market influence and even monopoly power from a combination of these agriculture related assets with monsanto's has been the primary objection of regulators in both the united states and in the european union . u.s. drug seller purdue pharma may be facing more legal trouble due to their very profitable and highly addictive opioid products oxy caught. and its predecessor and s. cotton marketed the drug products as having less risk for addiction abuse than other opiates do to their time release formula they did so with express authorization from th

department as well under some of those administrations. the concern is that other countries know exactly how to target u.s. products and whether they're striking at agriculturals or auto parts that are very otherwise competitive sectors it's going to hurt and that's why using tariffs to try to cure the deficit is not a great idea. what it ends up doing is making our imports more expensive and there by hurting consumers and also making our exports more expensive which means that foreign customers are going to buy less and therefore we're going to have exports declining. liz: we just showed a tariff tit for tat as it pertains specifically to china, on again off again, last week the president began tweeting, you know what? let's lay off zte the technology company that utilizes so many when it comes to parts made here in the united states, to put together its phones because "too many china jobs are being lost." people flipped out over that. wait one minute we're angry at the chinese. the next it's you're worried more about chinese jobs than u.s. jobs some people can't figure out is this sort of the art of the deal in motion and is there some game he's playing tha

u.s. government was skeptical of the program. the labor department was worried. they said wait a second, we are bringing all these workers from mexico? want that bring wages down? we are bringing them into do low-wage agricultural work than they are not competing with american workers, that means wages are going down. immigration is also worried about the program. they are worried it will lead to more undocumented workers. the mexicans will come into the united states, i they going to go back or are they going to stay in the united states? there is skepticism on the point of view of the u.s. government, or branches of it about the "bracero" program. initially it is supposed to be temporary. it is world war ii and we need to get the crops picked him we don't have enough workers. lasts for over 20 years and it become central to americans agricultural labor practices for the midcentury. essentially the agricultural industry -- industry is able to convince the government that this is good for the economy, good for the company so the "bracero" program gets put in place. the idea of the "bracero" program and future guestworker programs is the following. first you would apply for the job in your home country. these ar

agricultural department, david, that's $180 billion department the u.s. government feels they have to get more in touch with their customers so they bring in the mighty sales force. >> right. >> and, ofrse, all the high-end retail. >> does it seem to be pointing -- and i don't want to put words in his mouth, i just heard that bite. he seemed to be saying capital spending is going up across the board. >> synchronized global economic expansion. he just come back from japan and europe, and business in both of these places is incredibly strong it flies right in the face of all this down beat stuff that i'm faced with every day every day i'm faced with it. and he was a ray of light. >> a bright shining light. >> a ray of light. and the sales force tower, it's meant to do going with one one one. he's giving away a lot of money. >> yes. >> once i met a golden state warrior, i won't mention it, i said what do you think about him? he gives away a lot of money that should be legacy. gives away a lot of money. >> we'll get to the broader market of course, we have the s&p up .6% certainly a reversal seema moddy has more >> reporter: we might be on the verge of a relief rally today. markets rebou

department say it is asset sale is the largest of its kind ever ordered. the business is being sold off including buyers herbicide and this will create power house in u.s. agriculture a look at bayer, monsanto is up 9% of the year. there's the google top the apple as the world's most valuable brand. global consultant firm says google has brand value of $302 billion and apple 301 billion and amazon coming in third with 208 billion followed by microsoft, shares of google parent alphabet up this year. so basically alphabet who started is more valuable than somebody that makes phones, interesting. maria: that is. that's a surprise. what do you think, lee, google the number one brand in the world? >> it says to me -- i think the further you are up on the list, critical will be of you. i'm surprised. apple phones aren't what they once were, people aren't talking about apple as iconic as they used to be, and innovative as they used to be. >> also it's a verb, right? when you become a verb that escalates brand value. lee: i think that's fair. dagen: google has more privacy concerns, you see if it's the most valuable brand in a year. maria: they know everything you search f