the un statistic, one third of people lack access to the appropriate amount of food, that's up tenfold so you can see how extreme these moves can be when you get a bad year or confluence of negative events. it is funny but people that have to solve this are largely americans and brazilians, dominant producers of food around the globe. it is our problem to solve. jack: that's not enough bad news. the quantity of arable land around the globe is getting smaller, in the us, 11 million acres and in other countries, climate change is causing water scarcity, how do we solve that? al: we need to double food production and 50 years which sounds scary, 2% or 3% a year, but do it on the same land-based, you need productivity enhancing technology which we always needed but the pressure is even greater than it has ever been before because of all the old adage that we are not making anymore land. jack: who are they selling to? al: the company has been around since the early 19th century and transformed into a tech company. they want 10% of their sales to come from subscription services, using drones

so coming up as samba statistic by the un, nearly 2300000000 people around the world found at home to get enough to eat. and that's even before the ukraine will drive up the prices of food. hundreds of inmates on the run after suspected boca ran site, a storm to prison in nigeria with guns and explosives and heavy rainfall cal's at least 17 people in pakistan and took his landslides and india storms. leave parts of japan and china under water. ah, well, the tally resignations in westminster continues to grow, but the embattled british prime minister barak johnson is still defined calls to step down in just the past few hours. johnson has sacked a senior minister michael gov for disloyalty. he reportedly told the prime minister that it's time for him to go since tuesday, a staggering $44.00 members of the government have resigned, causing doubts on johnson's leadership and authority. the now with a new set of conservative m. p. 's potentially taking over the parties. 1922 committee rules could be changed to have another confidence vote. as soon as next week for brandon bay begins our c

also coming up a somber statistic by the un nearly 2300000000 people around the world, found it hard to get enough to eat. that's even before the ukraine will drive up, the prices of food. hundreds of inmates are on the run off the suspected boca run, fight a storm to prison in nigeria with guns and explosives. ah ah 19 empty coffins at the funeral, the self contained i just found dead in a tavern as please continue to investigate what killed ah well, the tally of resignations in westminster continues to grow. but ambassador british prime minister bars johnson still is defying calls to step down. johnson meanwhile, has sacked. a senior minister michael gave he reportedly told the prime minister that it's time for him to go. since tuesday, a staggering 45 members of the government have now resigned, casting doubts on johnson's leadership and authority. but with potentially a new set of conservative n p is now taking over the parties. 1922 committee rules could be changed to have another confidence boat. as soon as next week. po brandon reports that from london, i going going surely ne

also coming up, a somber statistic by the un nearly 2300000000 people around the world, found it hard to get enough to eat. not even before the ukraine war drove up the prices of food. hundreds of inmates or on the run after suspected bulk of ram fight as stormed a prison in nigeria with guns and explosives and new details emerging about the u. s. gunman who killed 7 people during a 4th of july parade. and the other attack he was planning ah, well, the tally of resignations in westminster continues to grow, but embattled british prime minister boris johnson, is defying calls to step down. over the past few hours, johnson is also sacked as senior minister. michael go for disloyalty. he reported the told the prime minister that it's time for him to go. now since tuesday, a staggering 45 members of government has resigned casting doubt, son, johnson's leadership and authority that with their potentially new set of conservative m. p. 's. now, taking over the parties, 1922 committee rules could be changed to have another confidence vote as soon as next week. for brandon begins al coverage

morning, the government announced the june jobs numbers, 3.6 percent is the un-appointment rate from the bureau of labor statistics0 jobs added in the month of june and the headline from cnbc is payrolls increased, more than expected. as job market defies recession fears. the economy on the table this morning an open forum. rodney in south carolina, hi, rodney -- carolina, independent. hi, rodney. caller: the gentleman that talked, he talked about great issues, but the ptsd and some of the other medicals -- i am a 21 year vet and combat related as well. i notice it is a fight with the v.a. on compensation and every issue there is about it. so me as a soldier having to go out independently to a company to try to get the compensations after having back surgery and injuries repaired, i do not understand why we have to fight so hard. i understand now, getting older, that the v.a. is fighting more so for the government but it would be a plus if we had someone to help support the veteran, the soldiers, to take care of these matters. they have a lot of good programs but at times they tend to fight you about every issue.

statistics. 828000000 people around the world currently affected by hunger. and the word from some of these officials and all of the top officials on this subject were speaking at the un in the last hour. or is that things are likely to get worse? david beasley is that the well food program, he says it's a looming catastrophe. there is the danger of a global recession. he said, what you've had here is a mix of things. you've had cove, it conflict and climate come together, conflicts like those in afghanistan and ethiopia. and then in recent months you've had ukraine, which is made the food problems worst, made the problems with vegetable oil and fertilizer. worse. it's a very, very grim situation. remember that the world was supposed to be following something called the sustainable development goals. and one of the targets of that was the end hunger have 0. these figures that are so high down to 0 by 2030, just 8 years away from now. and actually the world had made significant progress on this reducing the number of people affected by hunger until 2015 since then it's gone up. and in the last year it's gone up a great deal. and james, what kind of action are the world

un-japanese like thing to happen. i think people are still in shock because they're trying to kind of grab what this means and understand it. it's not something that is -- i don't have any exact statisticst think japan has double digit gun violence or gun homicides in the country all year. to have a political assassination with a gun is just something unheard of on a civilian level, let alone someone of this stature. it's not really been -- i mean, people are just in shock, i think is the right word. then i also think, i want to acknowledge, he's not only -- he was a japanese statesman, a world leader, and an unwavering friend of america. i think his voice will be missed not only in japan but around the globe. when you think about it, here's a person that articulated this concept of a free and open indo-pacific, which we've adopted as our own, but it was he that put the words and the concept together. he was a person that originated the whole idea of a quad, and two american presidents made it their own. he put together and helped initiate the transpacific partnership trade agreement. when america stepped back, you know, withdrew from it, he stepped up for japan to lead it. this is a pe