but labels like these only apply to one percent of meat that's produced. obviously very slow going and difficult when labels are voluntary this is also the experience we have had for more than twenty five years that's why we demand a compulsory animal welfare label from the state which would provide orientation and promote responsibility a year ago the german agriculture minister promised a government animal welfare label to be used on a voluntary basis animal welfare organizations protested a new report says most germans want a compulsory label but the agricultural ministry seems to be dragging its feet. i can imagine looking into how we can go forward with this label across europe so that it would be compulsory. denmark the netherlands and switzerland have already introduced mandatory animal welfare labels with great success the treatment of farm animals has improved considerably in those countries so there's no reason to blame europe for not taking action on animal welfare. this is day eight of the news live from berlin still to come on the show russia'

to form a unit with a label so that it succeeds again. nowadays fashion houses switch designers to fast. or. maybe even exceed single way ends meet style will help green a zorro back to new heights of success at any rate he stands for a new generation of designers who could put on is after the show he means to put the crowd and enjoy the journey. and staying with fashion another famous name in the world of couture also didn't disappoint on the runway in paris plus elton john has made a big announcement those stories and more coming up and express. valentino turned out a tour de force of theatrical elegance at the paris old couture shows on wednesday p.r. how the pitch all these collection featured feathers ruffled some pose and theatrical gowns in color pop hues of the italian renaissance. the bayani will the tour shows in the french capital are a highlight of the fashion calendar. british pop star elton john has announced that here with char from the road after a long farewell tour. of a most amazing career i've had every award every i f

. >> then we take it to label it. these labels are probably too big.he roll is too long, so it will not fit on that machine here. >> what are you, rigging the thing? >> yeah, because the roll is too big. >> not only do you not have the automated machine, this machine doesn't even work for what you have. >> right. >> how long does this normally take? >> on a good day, we can probably get maybe 1,200 bottles. >> this is just a bull[bleep] process. >> very long, very tedious. >> now let's see over here. what happens over here? >> this is the filler machine. >> you have one. >> one. >> wow. these machines are small and jerry-rigged, and the workflow is slow and inefficient. if they can only fill 1,200 bottles on a good day, it would take them several weeks to fill a 10,000-bottle order. this isn't gonna work. i want you to take me through how this works. >> you have to turn on the machine. [machine humming] you set it down on the floor. this is how we set the time for the fill. >> it's a guess, isn't it? >> until we get it accurate, yes. >> these look full

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strong is beautiful. >>> so many foods may be labeled as kals or low in calories. that can be the most important part in deciding what is nutritious for you. we talked with a dietitian on how whether you can decide whether your food is actually healthy. >> taking the time to flip an item around to review what's inside, you should take the time to do it. >> if it's something new that i haven't bottomen before i look to see how many calories there are and i do look at some of the ingredients. >> checking the ingredient label. >> i look the ingredients. >> the fda is now requiring new nutrition facts highlighting specific areas. >> save both of the calories so you can see what the calories are and the other part is they have the serving size. a lot of people tend to miss the serving size on a product. >> companies have until 2020 to comply with the new design. >> they've added the added sugars to product. not only does it say 6 grams of sugar it's going to tell you how many grams of added sugar. >> which is great. >> the ingredient list should also receive attention b

pay close attention to the dosage and the serving size on the label. as alex savidge shows us, not all the edibles are created equal. >> go-ahead emergency. >> can you please send rescue. i think i'm having an overdose and so is my wife. >> overdose of what? >> here won a. i don't know if it had something in it. >> okay. >> please come. i think we are dying. >> reporter: a desperate and panicked 911 call from a michigan man who ate too many marijuana brownies. now the california is ground zero for recreational cannabis, some people will likely be trying edibles for the first time but these products aren't for everyone and taking the right amount is key. >> amayah moore worried? i think that from a public health perspective there is concern that we will see an uptick in the number of patients who are presenting to healthcare facilities and are calling the poison center regarding marijuana. >> reporter: in california, the legal limit for edibles is 10 milligrams of thc per serving. each of these products can have no more than 100 milligrams in the entire

a family affair italy that i'm going to be sony heads a successful fashion label. social highlights find out what awaits us in two thousand and eighteen. and fun for all why by alcohol and can be enjoyed by pros and begin is unlike. in two thousand and eighteen the italian label me sony's celebrates its sixty fifth anniversary and just last fall creative director and angela missoni marks twenty years at the helm of the business two decades during which she revamped and rejuvenated the family owned wear brand with its signature zigzags an intricate silk and will in its new sony is one of the few houses that manages to transcend the fashion side guys we met up with angela recently in sumit agoa north of milan where family life and company headquarters have always been intertwined. colorful. pattern with stripes. this is the. of italian fashion house missoni as seen here. angela has been creative director of the family run firm for twenty years. twenty years twenty years norm. writes. rare. in the one nine hundred seventy. was a trendsetter the labels founders rosita

how facebook is labeling you as a liberal or conservative. likely without you realizing it. >>> plus, a local boy and his family get a super bowl surprise. how a minnesota vikings fan is making this 13-year-old's dream come true. >>> and from hair to nails, eagles fans are perfecting their super bowl looks. how local salons are going green for makeovers. >>> we are back here at the mall of america in minnesota getting ready for super bowl lii and while we were in minneapolis, we saw a few fans, but listen. nothing compares to what it's going to be like in the days leading up to the super bowl and what's currently happening back in philly and south jersey and the delaware valley. there is just no limit that eagles fans will go to when it comes to wearing their pride. they're taking it next level and alexandria hoff is in center with more on that. >> reporter: if green is the color of envy, then patriots fans go ahead and be jealous. from lips to locks, eagles fans have been flocking to south jersey's tranquility salon and spa to get their supe

how facebook is labeling you as a liberal or conservative. likely without you realizing it. >>> plus, a local boy and his family get a super bowl surprise. how a minnesota vikings fan is making this 13-year-old's dream come true. >>> and from hair to nails, eagles fans are perfecting their super bowl looks. how local salons are going green for makeovers. >>> we are back here at the mall of america in minnesota getting ready for super bowl lii and while we were in minneapolis, we saw a few fans but listen. nothing compares to what it's going to be like in the days leading up to the super bowl and what's currently happening back in philly and south jersey and the delaware valley. there is just no limit that eagles fans will go to when it comes to wearing their pride. they're taking it next level and alexandria hoff is in center with more on that. >> reporter: if green is the color of envy then patriots fans go ahead and be jealous. from lips to locks, eagles fans have been flocking to south jersey's tranquility salon and spa to get their super

but ktvu found not every dispensary is keeping up with the proper labeling laws.team fanned out across the bay area and visited nine different dispensaries in oakland, berkeley, san francisco and san jose. we found one third of them were not following state law, selling edibles with too much thc. >> this says 25 milligrams. you can cut these into four squares. >> reporter: sometimes the edibles were being sold at three times or even 10 times the dosage allowed by state law. dispensaries do have six months to get their inventory up to date but in the meantime products with too much thc must have these warning labels. and dosing is not just a concern for adults that are now legally able to consume. >> for me, this picture is emblematic of the problem or the concerns i have about edibles or you have a piece of candy and this little tiny bites, a little kid's bite. >> reporter: doctor craig smollin of the california poison control system is concerned with the new legality of marijuana edibles. two years ago, he was one of the doctors who treated 19 patients, all rushe

say shame on you the palestinian president labeled u.s. president donald trump's peace efforts the slap of the century at a meeting of the p.l.o. central council president reiterated he won't accept the trumpet ministration as a mediator in talks with israel the usa to been told to fix its alert system after a false alarm said residents into a panic it took thirty eight minutes to correct the alert about a false milicic missile threat the us federal communications commission says did not have adequate safeguards in place to prevent a force emergency. all right there's are the headlines and news continues in about half an hour after inside story. the party of nelson mandela turns one hundred and six south africa's ruling a.n.c. is marking this anniversary with a pledge to rebuild itself from deep divisions and accusations of corruption but can the new leadership soul the many challenges the a.n.c. faces this is inside story.

as a dire threat they label them terrorists u.s. president trump promised that he would stop arming and training could feiss but the pentagon never made it official now turkey is furious about reports of a new u.s. backed border force of thirty thousand personnel with the syrian democratic forces a group largely controlled by the kurdish y.p. they were reportedly deploy along the border of turkey iraq to the south east and the phrase river valley the dividing line with assad's military the american backed kurdish y p g posted this online in december according to show clashes with took his forces it's an effort in northern syria the same kurdish enclave one now since he will invade in the coming days will get there are many kyler despite it all we believe we have common interests with america in the room. and i hope we can act in concert because the time has come to support turkey and the time to give strategic corporation is do we expect them to support you know legitimate efforts during the operation i hope these powers will not gi

not every dispensary is keeping up with proper labeling laws. our team fanned out across the bay area. we visited nine this desk a different dispensaries in oakland, san francisco, san jose, we found one third of them did not follow state law and selling edibles with too much thc. sometimes the edibles were being sold at three times or even 10 times the dosage allowed by state law. dispensaries do have six months to get their inventory up-to- date. in the meantime, products with too much thc must have these warning labels. dosing is not just a concern for adults who are now legally able to consume. >> for me this picture is emblematic of the problem that i have with edibles where you have a piece of candy and this little kids bite. >> reporter: doctor craig smolen of the california poison control system is controlled -- concerned with the controls for marijuana edibles. he was one of the doctors who treated 19 patients who all were rushed to a hospital after eating marijuana gummy rings. many of those who got sick were teenagers and children. on

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they have a label these bottles have a label with the doctor's name on it that's what makes it, we have to make sure that people know just because it's there doesn't mean it's for you and that you should try it. now for the medical perspective. >> when they were grateful for is the cdc has put out guidelines for prescribing their very much needed. what we're doing is taking the guidelines and working with them about getting it out our healthcare facility. i think you'll hear a lot more from us on this issue. in trying to enforce some of these guidelines. also monitoring provider behavior. we have a website where you can track where prescribing is going on. it's a great tool for local communities. this is a local issue. we want to support their efforts in getting the data is very important in that regard. the nih in particular is doing a lot of work on research and evaluation about what are the best strategies for dealing with pain. their happiness because we have to figure out what are we paying for, are there other things we could pay for that are alternative to the opiates available?

they have to make sure they keep the labels happy.ul thing about technology is there are always folks that come to town to challenge. >> the labels are dependent on streaming services. music is growing because of streaming services. they have to work with these companies. fundamentally, their long-term health is dependent on having platforms through which their music is going to be played. emily: there has been a lot of interesting m and a in the industry. apple buying shazam. >> it is interesting. musically. followsnese company p-o-gram.ham -- fli that was a billion dollar exit. hear are not exits we about. -- sold a should controlling interest to a equity group. emily: i was literally looking at pandora stock. pandora has not fared well. is trading at a 52-week low. pandora went through its share of challenges. it had numerous near-death experiences. people forget, spotify, the output, they said you are never going to get your deal done. turningid a great job it on its head, and now spotify is saying we're going to do differently an

they have at american label, they have a japanese label, they have an australian label. you'd say it paid off. >> yeah, definitely. ♪ white lips pale face >> reporter: by the time his first album came out in 2011, he called it "plus." he had already made "following." it moved into the top five around the world. ♪ people fall in mysterious ways ♪ >> reporter: his next album he called "multiply." he has a thing for math. it hit number one in the uk and the united states. and it's hard to go to a wedding these days without the bride and groom dancing to the big single from that one "thinking out loud." ♪ thinking out loud >> reporter: whether sheeran will dance to it at his own wedding -- he did and his high school sweetheart are engaged -- isn't known. >> that was beginning of my career. i wasn't -- >> you wanted the music to speak? >> i don't like the way i looked on film. yeah. deep. >> you seem to have gotten over it. >> no, i just can't hold it back now. my songs sell more if i'm in the video. ♪ keep this love in this photographic ♪ >> reporter: boy do they sell. sheer

their solidarity with the #metoo and time's up movements, both movements that are cheering on a group labeled quote, the avengers. >> when i came to congress, there were 23 women in the congress. 12 democrats, 11 republicans. now we have 65 democratic women and the number is growing. and this year, it will increase even more. and that will make a difference

labelled, so if it is a high—powered laser, it has to have proper labelling and it has to have properich are higher powered than one mille watt. johnny is a young child. labelling probably may not have helped that either, would it? well, i think the labelling will help. i think that if it is above one mille watt then there will be strict labelling and warnings on it and it will be restricted in sale and it wouldn‘t be available at a school fayre. it would have helped. i think what angela is saying if it was a lower laser we may have to review that. what we are taking action against is the higher powered lasers and this action has been welcomed by mreng and the british airlines pilots association as being very much what is needed. angela, just to come back to you and jonathan. i imagine you would think twice and three times about letting jonathan or anyone else have a laser in that situation. nobody should buy lasers. they are dangerous. nobody should be buying them under any circumstances. i believe that all lasers should be licensed like in america, like in new zealand, all high powe

but in the meantime, products with too much thc must have these warning labels.ing is not just a concern for adults who are now legally able to consume. >> for me this picture is a picture of the concerns that i have about edibles where you have a piece of candy in this little tiny bite, a kid's bite. >> reporter: dr. craig of the california poison control system is concerned with the new legality of marijuana edibles. two years ago he was one of the doctors who treated 19 patients, all rushed to the hospital after eating marijuana gummy rings at a celebration in san francisco. many of those who got sick were teenagers and children. one patient just six years old. >> a consumer that eats 50- milligrams for the first time is going to probably have a similar experience to if they drank two bottles of wine. >> reporter: and dosage isn't the only concern. with the new law, edibles also must now come in child proof packaging. >> the intention is that a 5- year-old can't get into this. someone who is five years or less. it is tricky to open. >> reporter: this company t

only in twenty eighteen the italian label me so many celebrates its sixty fifth anniversary and just last fall creative director angela missoni marked twenty years at the helm of the business two decades during which she revamped and rejuvenated the family owned brand and with its signature is zig zags an intricate silk and woollen knits missoni as one of the very few houses that manages to transcend the fashion side guys and we met up with angela missoni in north of milan where family life and company headquarters have always been intertwined. colorful knits luxurious fabrics patterned with stripes or zig zags this is the unmistakable style of italian fashion house missoni as seen here in its collection for summer twenty eight. angela missoni has been creative director of the family run firm for twenty years. twenty years at twenty years it's enormous it's and life sometimes for other brands rights of course my parents invented. we very rare in fashion. in the one nine hundred seventy s. missoni look was a trendsetter the labels founders rosita and otavio missoni captured the spirit

labels. the netflix series shows what it calls hidden camera footage of prisoners peeling garlic inside a prison. it then accuses christopher ranch of selling that garlic under a label called golden lion. >> we have no trademarks in china. that couldn't be further from the truth. >> reporter: as for price fixing, christopher ranch does work with a large chinese american affiliate called harmony which has been under investigation by u.s. authorities. >> the u.s. customs and border patrol found there was nothing there after looking into it. that's a fact conveniently left out of the series. >> reporter: christopher ranch said it will be asking netflix to take down the series which just began last week and it is streaming on netflix. so we don't know how successful they're going to be. >> len, as consumers how can we know if the garlic we buy is coming from california or china? >> reporter: if you're buying fresh garlic, there's not much of a problem because it has to be labeled by law. so if yo

. >> right, because people have always put a label on me and that label has always been plus size, bute size american woman, she is a size 14. >> trevor: right. >> so why are we categorizing women because to have the number inside of their pants? we don't need to do that. we don't do that to men. >> trevor: fortunately. ( laughter ) i don't even want to ask you what your name would be. ( laughter ) >> trevor: i'm just saying i have some junk. that's all i'm saying. >> you heard it first here, people. ( laughter ) >> trevor: so, so -- >> so i thought it was very important to talk about how i didn't want to be labeled because to have the number inside of my pants, you shouldn't either. >> trevor: one last passage from the book that really got to me was a beautiful one, "i owe a special debt of gratitude to women of color for whom my body type as a standard of beauty is not unique. for many black and brown people curves have long been desirable. why is that important for you to include in the book? >> women of color for centuries have had my poddy type. it's now all of a sudden, a white w

missoni look was a trend setter the labels founders rosita and otavio missoni captured the spirit of the times but when times changed missoni was suddenly out of. the couple's daughter angela revamped the labels village when she took over the business in one thousand nine hundred ninety seven what i've done i've. i think. they're like the thing that . update to the lexicon of the vocabulary. had been coming to the firm's headquarters in north of milan since she was a child. early on it was clear that she. would continue to run the business. became head designer taking over from her mother. just ten minutes away from her workplace. dream house she lives in this modern home which boasts a swimming pool as well as lots of space for family and friends and her extravagant home accessories. whether kitsch knickknacks design or art. it's a bit of everything. she's always on the lookout for unusual objects each one occupies a special place in her home. everything you could see if this. size or whatever it's. lives her ideas of design and beauty to the fullest much of the furniture and the fa

the german sisters work sixteen and product design us in the netherlands they've got their own label called the mix of their first names with their minimalist interior products and wallpaper they want to bring your own us. into the chaos of everyday life say hey we made them in the studio in rotterdam to find out how about it is to work with their trent. i mean if my marble or graphite twins and venus might be you know working on a design for a mirror frame in two thousand and twelve they started leaving as a deep their own label based in the dutch city of rotterdam its focus is interior design sharing a business has its advantages. and i don't know what that if then we have exactly the same taste and views of things that makes it very easy to work together we don't have to discuss or talk about basic things. decisions get made a lot faster because we can be far more direct with each other if she can be reached i can decide to my in. the twins focus on a minimalist design for textiles and products. cardholders made of stone and printed blankets are part of their collection. they freq

for the twins and their label rotterdam has been a good fit edgy and playful it's much like liz id and the sisters themselves who are always on the lookout for their next bright idea. there will be another edition of our serious twice as nice tomorrow where we are featuring twins who have made a name for themselves and who are now off twins in your country who are famous or successful that's what we want to know this week right also and let us know and when you do in your name without a medically be entered into our drawing for this exclusive your max watts you can find all the informations on our website just go to d.w. dot com slash lifestyle good luck we're running out of time now but hopefully tomorrow on to them thanks for watching and bye bye. next edition of your imax for the fun of fashion is primarily a visual experience so how can it be transformed into a multi-sensory one for the blind in vision impaired that's a question studied by four leading european fashion schools as part of a project called beyond seeing the results are not one just plain facts changing perspectives n

for many years made in taiwan was a label of quality in consumer electronics taiwanese brands enjoyed a solid reputation and foreign companies like apple or i.b.m. manufactured there but the local electronics hardware sector now faces a dwindling market share real profits come from software these days so taiwan is turning to its startups to invigorate the tech sector. this patient's movements may look a bit clumsy but he's making a lot of progress by walking a few hundred meters it's all possible with this exoskeleton engineered change develop the walking robot first at the i t r i research institute and now it is own firm free by onyx. his colleagues testing the device he's one of some seventy million people confined to a wheelchair worldwide my prayers because. they've got a cause they can think. they are going to help. taiwan is one of the most high tech places on earth companies like h t c account for around a fifth of the country's g.d.p. by producing computers laptops and smartphones for the entire world but with cheaper chinese rivals breathing down their necks companies in tai

because of the internet, he doesn't need the backing of a big label to be heard.and everybody that is waiting for it can hear it. whereas before, i would have to wait for someone to give me permission, wait for somebody to tell me that it's good enough for other people to hear. last year we streamed more music than ever, 68 billion songs, the equivalent of more than 1,00 each. father christmas brought it, and that's elbow... perhaps more surprising is how the tables have turned with vinyl records, as some who'd flirted with digital returned to their first love. just the beauty of having the record in your hand, vinyl sales were up an astonishing 26% on the year before with four million records sold. today's news is encouraging for studios like this one in manchester, which is home to a small record label, but there's still what is termed a value gap. that is a disparity between the amount of music that's being listened to and the amount of money that that's generating for the industry. but our willingness to spend more on music as times get tighter does give the i

so what is particularly challenging and you have that drug demand and on that label so that was meant to help someone some way and those are persuaded or that they use that as a cover for her not inherent use of somebody else's prescription. whether through increased funding for coordination here is the cabinet where we literally meet on an ongoing basis to coordinate the dozens of programs and that is everything from interdiction to dhs. and also prevention education we also see a role for department of labor housing and urban development because we recognize first to be stigmatized. to take away that awareness that is important to the success of the effort overall. we recognize that they go through recovery looking for housing jobs so we try to tackle those individuals. so how does that affect women in particular? and if you look at use overall women are more likely to take prescription overall. you see doubling of americans who sought out emergency room treatment that they see that from both ends and gives them a heightened sense of his sponsor ability and opportunity so we are ver

the labels you could see popping up at local restaurants if a new bill passes. >>> plus this -- >> youan cheer your team on without getting obnoxious about it. >> changing the image. how eagles' fans are fighting back against a bad reputation. >>> we're not done. we play there game to play on the biggest stage. >>> today a philadelphia councilwoman will introduce a bill that takes aim at the amount of salt in your food. councilwoman reynolds brown wants restaurants to label any menu items that have 2,300 milligrams or more of sodium. the labels would also include a warning that high sodium intake can increase blood pressure and the risk of heart disease and stroke. councilwoman cindy bass plans to introduce a resolution to help the city make the best first impression possible on visitors. she wants council to investigate whether transit operators should have to clean up, maintain, and beautify transit points across the city. that would include operators like septa, conrail, amtrak, and csx. >>> 4:15. a medical marijuana dispensary in montgomery county could start serving patients? just