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This week's biggest cinema release is called an american pickle. it's a comedy starring seth rogen in two different roles, as an eastern european immigrant who wakes up 100 years in the future and his great—grandson. in 1919, factory worker herschel greenbaum falls into that vat of pickles and is miraculously preserved, waking up in present—day brooklyn, where his only surviving relative is a hipster called ben, who tries to help herschel adjust to modern living. after the pair have an unlikely fall—out, herschel reinvents himself as a pickle salesman, which leads to amusing observations...

Who tries to help herschel adjust to modern living. grandson! grandpa! after the pair have an unlikely fall—out, herschel reinvents himself as a pickle salesman, which leads to amusing observations about our fickle and faddish culture. mm, yeah, that's straight from the devil. but the tone then shifts wildly and often, flitting from a fish out of water comedy, to absurdist humour, to political satire. it eventually settles into a kind of soul searching jewish family drama that feels very personal to its screenwriter — simon rich — who adapted this from his novella called the sell—out. ...

To eat. but those picking and processing the food work in close contact, and often live in shared housing. the agency recommending employers adopt enhanced cleaning measures, offer ppe for workers, and better separation, to avoid an outbreak. this tyson pork processing plant in storm lake, iowa, back online today after a quarter of the workers tested positive for the virus. 75% of those cases did not show symptoms. >> the world health organization, today, also noting that the virus doesn't appear to be mutating. but say, it's important to remember the virus is still out there and it is still d...

That's the carbon. >> since earth's soil holds four times the carbon as all living plants and animals combined, gore's farm east of nashville is a working growing laboratory to figure out how to keep it out of the sky and in the ground. there a ea's a perception that s kind of farming is for elites or hippies or who can afford it? >> you used to hear that same argument applied to solar panels but look what's happening now in subdivisions and all over the country. people are putting in solar panels because they're getting cheaper electricity. i think the same thing will happen with regenerative...

To six in the morning, and the fog is thick, and it's peaceful and it's quiet, it's like another world. at the same time, we're contributing something to arcadia's program. >> every single veteran that comes through here is fixing us, they don't mean me to fix them, they will fix the food system, the nation needs 700,000 new farmers to take up the plow, over the next 20 years. that's how many farmers in 20 years are going to die or age out of the profession. >> it's crazy to me that we talk about health care without talking about food. our belief is you either pay the farmer or you pay the doc...