hussein fakhry and his wife cherifa now produce 80 different plant essences from a for acacia to y for yarrowtheir prod ubblingts are organic and they sell the top quality aromatics to the most demanding perfume labels. good instincts are essential to this business. they take care of their workers. in a small school the pickers' children receive free tuition because cherifa says the quality in state schools is abysmal. >> no other plant is as del kate as jasmine. after the tiny blossoms are weighed they have to be process edmeadly. the oils are washed out with an organic solvent in huge steel barrels. the solution is filtered and distilled to produce a waxy mass called concrete. the more fragrant compounds are extracted from that into ethanol, which evaporates, leaving the final product, known as absolute. >> this material is what i'm going to be taking in here. and i will proceed by evaporating the ethanol, which i will collect over here for further use, and at the bottom i'm going to be collecting the absolute. this would be about five kilos of absolute, which corresponds to about 3.3 to 3.

that's something yarrow says does not bode well for the bank's gesture to rehire them. >> it vindicateshose that were fired. it doesn't necessarily say that there's an improvement in corporate culture if it's a response to a lawsuit. >> reporter: wells did not say how many employees were inappropriately fired but says it is instituting new rules to prevent the culture that led to the scandal. but will the gesture be enough to keep customers? >> so i think for those people that thought about leaving but haven't gottenaround to it, maybe -- haven't gotten around to it, maybe this will be justification to hang in there. >> reporter: wells fargo says it created a special rehire resource team to work with eligible former employees who want to return to the bank. recruiters will help they navigate the interview process and interview coaching and tips. it's a pain to switch banks. so now, anything they can do try to keep customers and show good faith might help. >>> shares of facebook closed down more than 5% today wiping out $20 billion in market value. just yesterday the bay area- based soci

. >>> still ahead this morning, men, why it could soon be okay to wear yarrow pa jamas to >> and at fed chair opening up about the state of the economy. >> and 18-year-old is accused of trying to kidnap a 14-year- old. what the police are saying about the investigation coming up. >> weather watch is checking in on this friday morning and thank you for your reports, as always, temperatures are running in the 30s and 40s right now for a lot of us. and now south of town, larry says 40-degrees with clear skies and i love positivity. he said it is going to be a beautiful friday. let's get out and enjoy it yes, and i am track--enjoy it. yes, and ien tracking big--and i am tracking big changes in >>> welcome back. the company that wants you to wear pajamas to work, plus, will the interest reiterate go up next month? >> yes, jill wagner is live with today's pun watch. good morning, jill-ey good morning, jill. >> reporter: good morning. volkswagen is cutting 200,000 workers--cutting 30,000 workers across the globe. they are still try--the globe. they are still trying to recover from the emission

john from new orleans, peter yarrow, -- .> they called meow -- al amy goodman: that's al jolson, andoved odetta. ♪ dime?an you spare a ♪ dime? ♪spare a ♪ amy goodman: "brother, can you spare a dime?" may well be a new anthem for many americans. the lyrics to that classic american song were written by yip harburg. he was blacklisted during the mccarthy era. during his career as a lyricist, yip harburg used his words to express anti-racist, pro-worker messages. he's best known for writing the lyrics to the wizard of oz, but he also had two hits on broadway: bloomer girls, about the women's suffrage movement, and finian's rainbow, a kind of immigrants' anthem about race and class and so much else. today, in this democracy now! special, we pay tribute to yip harburg's life. ernie harburg is yip's son and biographer. he co-wrote the book who put the rainbow in the wizard of oz?: yip harburg, lyricist. i met up with ernie harburg at the new york public library for performing arts at lincoln center years ago when they are exhibiting yip harburg's work. ernie harburg took me on a tour. ernie

. >> is a yarrow was the same.hes >> it's under stated, right.d,ig it's one of those things.e tng it's not like -- >> it freaks me out.e ou because this is one of those films that even like the hurt hr locker very little score to it t but like this it's done in suchn an effective way arrival where e had seen the film once i go back in for the last five minutesin before i have to do a q and a or something and i'm like -- the te beginning of the film same thing. it's a beautiful beautiful score. >> music to me in film is the leading emotional quality of quy movie and the honestly if they were to bill b three leads in this movie amy adams, jeremy renner and the a film score. >> unless you see a early cuts o without the u music in it you don't -- it's so subliminal. really becomes a character inrai itself. itself >> the ending of this film willl blow your -- i want to talk t t about it but i couldn't event ee explain it on the air withoutwit seu seeing it. you have no idea how mind blowing the ending is. >> sci-fi, i'm sorry. >> sci-fi. aliens come to earth. translating their communication