companies everybody knows kellogg's cereal that survived the great depression because it had cash on hand that it was willing to spend on advertising everybody you know is a snap crackle pop rice krispies well that advertisement went out across radio stations across america in 1933 that was when they took over they were became the only big cereal company left and the out there caught that their competitor nobody remembers their name at the moment but it just they disappeared because they retreated they pulled back they didn't have the cash they were unwilling to spend the money on advertising but you know in terms of what's happening in the world one thing i want to point out in terms of the structure of our economy and the financial system. is that generation z. who are between the ages of 4 and 24 at the moment they might have a really good opportunity not only for you know really low stock prices is like buying in 1033 or $9034.00 and the structure of the economy is obviously going to have to change the crisis in america is a crisis because it's quite clear they were lying to us o

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prices have dropped for the 1st time in months united nations calculates changes based on a basket of cereals dairy products and sugar prices fell by one percent in february following 4 months of increases the u.n. food agency says the virus contributed to the full by pushing chinese imports. let's change focus now britain and the european union have been holding their 1st round of post breck's the trade talks several major sticking points have already emerged they include competition policy fishing rights and criminal justice and law enforcement the 2 sides are aiming to strike a deal by the end of this year if they don't britain would have to trade the block on terms set by the world trade organization. here's what the exit negotiator michel barnier hot say about the stace of the relationship or of differences. as progress because there are only one round of negotiations but some very very few can hope. to continue to believe that we can reach a good agreement for both sides. opec ministers have proposed cutting oil production by one and a hoss 1000000 barrels per day they announce when it

have dropped for the 1st time in months the united nations calculates changes based on a basket of cereals dairy meat and sugar prices fell by one percent. increases the un food agency says the virus contributed to the fall by pushing down china's imports. trumpet ministration is considering tapping into a national disaster program to pay medical bills. for uninsured coronavirus patients in the u.s. it comes amid growing concern that more than 27000000 americans without insurance will avoid seeking health care and spread the virus. and some of already taken things into their own hands king county of the u.s. state of washington has more than 85 bed hotel in the suburb of kent outside seattle to house patients for recovery from and isolation ju-ju coated 90 each room has its own heating ventilation and conditioning. textiles industry has grown into a $1000000000.00 business but as the garment industry booms so does the amount of plastic waste 8 truckloads of plastic is dumped into the nation's longest river every day it's why one local manufacturer a is looking to turn that trash into treas

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prices have dropped for the 1st time in months united nations calculates changes based on a basket of cereals dairy products made in sugar prices fell by one percent in february following 4 months of increases they went through the agency says buyers contributed to the full by pushing down chinese imports. nice doing business if you . can show that it was. in some form. to be able. to go beyond. that. as we. matter to you. ever. submit the to the because. there's. africa coming up on the program it was the $10.00 so. the revolution last year on june 29th. against peaceful protesters now a new report sheds light on alleged atrocities carried out by the sudanese security forces during the. also coming up. to africa on an equal footing with you that's what european union says it wants but is funding issue factory in ethiopia the right way to go.

fashion retail also the average jackets they sell contains 20 different components from ultimate cereals who lying or but you can imagine the headache this causes for global supply chains especially with a firm sourcing in china the company has 600 supplies there accounting for 40 percent of all deliveries most of the textiles company has offices. last year also imported 80000000 items from china. and i'm now joined by michael duncan he's the c.e.o. of harris auto international and he speaks to us from hong kong michael how bad is the situation from way you want. it is improving and particular we see now at the recovery rate on the factory side more than 8 percent its effect i have read oughtn't they alter the return of the workers by far than simply some percent zol average delay of the orders it's around $2.00 to $4.00 weeks so we really see a way to be an improvement for china but since we're a global company now we're worrying certainly about other places like turkey india and what will come up there and what probably the impact. that's a that's a good point what is also doing to pou

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aflac dot com. >>> your favorite breakfast cereals, talk about what else you're seeing now. >> thanks having me. we are seeing increased demand from people eating at home and we're able to fulfill that demand because the people on the front lines of our manufacturin as well as health care workers and law enforcement are doing the jobs they need to do and so we're very proud of the work we're doing and we're living our company mission of making food the world loves. right now, it's making food the world needs. that includes breakfast serial here in the u.s. and also here at home as well as in china and europe and a decrease in food demand away from home and those markets as well. >> since you mentioned china, what are you seeing there now as the country comes back online and back to work does it mean they're eating out more at restaurants at the expense of some of those grocery products >> well i'm really proud of what we've been able to do, general mills has been able to do in china. our sales at home have been increasing double digits over the last couple of months since the pandemic

sugary cereals, canned goods.to catalog the world's least healthy foods, this is what they have. >>> when i ask another customer if i can find fresh food here -- >> they don't have lettuce or tomatoes here, do they? she gets me a couple of tomatoes from her car. >> oh, my gosh, you are so -- >> they don't get any fresher than that. >> you are so sweet. movi moville used to have a full service grocery store. the dollar general opens up couple hundred yards behind me and within a short amount of time, the local grocery store, the one local grocery store, is out of business. and that grocery store was located right here. >> this is our grocery store. >> this looks like the produce aisle. >> produce was here. they had bananas down there, onions and potatoes were in here. milk was further down. >> so sad. it's an oversized version of what i always thought was the saddest sight in the world which was an empty refrigerator. >> the grocery store began to struggle after the dollar general opened. it closed 18 months later.

>> conventionally, we wake up and have a sugar cereal, right?t i'm going to offer gives a nice dose of fiber and vitamin c. we have a whole grain cereal low in sugar. we're adding fruits on top, as well as seeds. that will keep you satiated and feeling great. if that's fortified you'll get a ton of minerals. >> it looks more delicious on this side, too. >> absolutely. >> let's talk about lunch. what swap are we recommending here? >> interestingly enough, when we were putting this together, i said, what we're going to do is look for a lower sodium canned option. would you believe we had a hard time finding those options because it's kind of sold out right now. >> yeah. >> this is a high-high sodium option. but the swap is going to be a nicer option where my suggestion is to add beans and a little bit of vegetables to it. you can do dried beans and fresh vegetables. that will give it a wonderful boost. you're going to get vitamin c, potassium, as well as fiber. >> you take the can but you throw a couple other things in there? >> exactly. >> let's

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that will be on everything from cereal to politics. there are a of organizations known for being particularly good at these things. for scholars, that is the america national elections study that comes out of michigan. that is not really useful for you though because it does not get released until after the election and then we churned through it. the pew research center is outstanding, excellent. there are a number of surveys done by major newspapers wall , street journal has done one with cvs for a long time. -- cbs for a long time. those are credible and well done. most of the major long-established news media sources try to do a good job, by which i mean try to have a truly random sample. try to ask questions that are not leading and they are not trying to get a certain outcome, etc. online where people can just -- where they are not trying to get a certain outcome. anything done online is for fun and for clicks and not really for knowledge. >> do these patterns persist at the state and local levels? wolbrecht: the short answer is

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well if you find yourself craving carbs like bread cereal cookies, you know talking about meyer. >>staying in isolation at home we're not alone so here why scientists say this is happening. also what one doctor says could be the key in conquering the >>so right now we have heard the urgent call from hospitals from nurses from doctors, how badly they need more protective gear like masks to help them during the coronavirus crisis and some people are hearing that call and they're now making their own kron four's maureen kelly introduces us to a woman who is hard at work. i have. >>family and they work and family in california she >>retired home economics teacher in arizona is now putting her sewing skills to work, making masks for health care workers. after getting a call last week a banking call dire need of a nurse. >>and pennsylvania. didn't have. masks she said can you just scraps she whipped out a pattern of a washable reusable mask that you can see her husband showing off in this video. >>it has a place for inserting a replaceable filter. her san francisco basin is thrown toge

you are already a super fan of kapok or you think k-pop is a combination of two delicious breakfast cerealsers and applause] i mean, this kapok thing, i'm telling you, i go go to award s and it's like the beatles are back. it's awesome. but first, in a day and age when things are so divided, here on this show i try to find ways to highlight what connects us all. so he been going been going coast to coast, hometown to hometown to meet the people who make up this great nation. so today were going to head to the home of the longest wooden roller coaster and the longest chocolate bar, which i'm more interested in, in the country. they called the queen city, the city of seven hills, or simply since he, this is good neighborhood cincinnati. ♪ good neighborhood ♪ good neighborhood >> kelly: cincinnati! oh, my god. okay, let's head over to cincinnati museum center where our friend kristen hartman is standing by. what's up, kristen, how is it going? >> hey, kelly, we are so happy you guys are with us today. i get to play ambassador in my favorite city. so i'm one to talk about some of the things tha

and of the kids would touch the cereal until mikey ate it and then they all ate it. here is the same deal. once the senate passes this bill overwhelmingly they will probably pick up support in the house of representatives. we think they will probably have a voice vote. they are not going to take a roll call vote when they bring all 430 members into the house chamber a hygiene. kevin mccarthy and house speaker nancy pelosi are for that. one is a voice vote. they get a small contingent of those opposed and those for the bill. those in favor shout aye and those opposed shout nay and though largest side wins. if 1 of 3 modes of voting in the house of representatives in the senate but what's unique is they might do it that way until that's more than $2 trillion. >> sean: a delayed vote for the aid to the american people. republicans as we are wasting hardworking taxpayer dollars for giveaways. they say i can vote for it. the campaign at this november will be "so-and-so did not support america when it was needed." meanwhile, so you've got a gun to your head basically polit

of bauhaus its aim was to make products for the masses but powerhouse furniture never made it into cereal production into. will design comes at a price. the principle of maximum freedom to innovate still applies today and no matter how unusual about house chair looks it still sells this one by gropius costs 2000 euros and this one by broad costs 3000. different way of developing furniture building from scratch based on a strong idea it's a totally different approach to designing a product for the markers that's as cheap as possible to make and has wide appeal we totally believe in what we're doing of. the bow house pioneered the use of steel pipes for home furniture in the early 20th century steel was a material reserved for industry until muscle broyard built the 1st cantilever chair it remains one of the best known powerhouse chairs to this day instead of standing on 4 legs the supporting framework gives it the effect of being suspended in mid-air. furniture design a tone that says the cantilever chair counts for around one 3rd of its sales $175.00 employees produce the chairs by hand y

why amazon is spending nearly 4,000 accounts for allegedly price gouging customers a things like cereal emergency powder. yeah, he is defying your regular. >>and household supplies and things are. >>we reached out to amazon and no one got back to us but earlier this week they posted to their company block saying they are quote making clear to all of our sellers, our longstanding policies that ensure fair pricing monitoring our stores 24 7 through both automated and manual means and aggressively removing bad actors and offers collaborating with federal state and local law enforcement agencies and policymakers to hold price gougers accountable. >>stay focused on our customers and protecting their interests. not hopes amazon will continue to stock up on goods and get rid of people taking advantage of this pandemic taking kids go away. that's just not right. >>and that was neck reporting earlier this month amazon did poll more than 1 million products because of either price gouging or vendors making false claims. in international headlines. britain's prince charles has now tested positive f

we can make them at home from materials such as cotton cloth linen their washable and we can carry cereal depending on the hours that we will be in public places. the end result has been the near collapse of health care systems in numerous countries tens of millions of people limited in the health care in medicine in essential it's basically tied hands and feet on the sacrificial altar of the corona virus pandemic and the eve god forbid trump does get exclusive rights to the vaccine you can bet your life savings it will come with strings attached the situation is taking its toll on politicians too with the sickness striking done many in the corridors of power the growing number of lawmakers falling ill is causing concern over how effectively governments will be able to coordinate their responses to the outbreak. there are far more politicians who have been infected than you would have by statistical chance politicians are overrepresented in the number of people who have been diagnosed. longer reactions we've been getting to the situation was from celebre. had slovenian philosopher a sly v

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bed to shelter in place and with classrooms empty a volunteer in washington loaded up his van with cerealids to longer being fed at school. >> i haven't gotten up that early since high school but the need is there. >> reporter: distilleries usually busy making spirits are now making sanitizer americans hearing the daul for help. >> i mean, it was either sitting at home stressing and crying or doing something and i'm a do person something. >> reporter: and offering a helping hand >> all right to another amazing story on this friday a great grandmother in indiana just celebrated her 103rd birthday and of course she had plenty of company for it >> isn't this a wonderful birthday, mom? >> wonderful >> of course virtual company family members gathered outside her nursing home window to wish their nanny a happy birthday and they even used a ipad to chat over face time >> i love her smile. that's the way we do it. the love is way, way more powerful >> don't even have to worry about it >> we thank you for waking up with us on this friday >> i'mances rivera >> i'mances rivera my skin is dry. it's

they'll contain basic supplies including pasta, tinned food, cereal and tea bags.mercer has been to camden, in north london, where volunteers have already been delivering them to those in need. the maintenance guy, the volunteers and the council leader. toilet roll — that's in high demand. this is normally age uk day centre. it is now the base for emergency food parcels. we have just had a list ready to go out for local tenants. they are vulnerable people that are living in the area that have phoned through for a supply package. once it's bagged up, the supplies are off around the burrough. darren is off for his second run of the day. hello, love, i have a delivery for you. she was already waiting for me with the door open, she grabbed it at arm's—length. off to the next one now. hello, love, i've got your parcel. bless you. thank you very much. one satisfied customer, there are plenty more customers to come on darren‘s list. spring is here — and for many people that means wedding season is well and truly underway. this year, however, it isn't. with tens of thousan