. >> reporter: and that is why bill is watching this federal lawsuit so closely grillos pickles saysl the 28-page lawsuit filed tuesday accuses wahlburgers and a current and former packer of its pickles with going after grillo's bread and butter, mainly grillos says wahlburgers labels its pickles as fresh, all natural with no preservatives. as part of the lawsuit, grillo says it conducted lab tests on wahlburgers' pickles that found substantial amounts of a preservative wahlburgers didn't respond for comment thursday grillos telling us in positioning its products as fresh and containing no preservatives, our competitor is effectively duping consumers and retailers, especially those who are actively seeking all natural food products with clean labels. like our customers, we understand and value the importance of ingredient transparency knowing firsthand all that goes into a good pickle, bill not surprised pickle companies would relish the chance to make sure things stay kosher >> our thanks to eli for that report that is a major love fo >>> it's monday, january 9th president biden got

la unión europea permite que entre ayer y hoy estén a la venta insectos para la dieta humana son grillosos de la moda es una empresa que diseña carteras y zapatos pensando motivar a las mujeres y su última colección repleta para mensajes positivos y puede hablar con el creador y escuchar de parte de ella cómo la moda influye en sus vidas. >> la moda también se empodera. >> es tu tarjeta de presentación. >> mediante lar océano pacífico podemos transmitir y nos permitir desenvolvernos mejor. >> también existe un vínculo en cómo nos sentimos y vestimos. >> a pesar de la moda y lo que llevamos puesto es capaz de expresar cómo nos sentimos y esto nos empodera nos hace sentir más fuerte. >> empoderar a la mujer . >> vemos desarrollado enfocado enaltecer el trabajo de la mujer. >> creadores son hombres pero su última colección con mensajes de motivación. >> con una sonrisa describen lo que es una mujer latina y querían crear piezas ypudiera en la casualidad leer algunos de los mensajes y decir, claro esta soy yo. >> hay decenas de empresas que combinan la moda y sí hay muchas. >> muchísimas gra

the unique self portraits of italian artist julia grillo, are gaming lots of attention on social media, her photographs or combination of reality and fantasy. and she provokes to be, or by distorting ideas of beauty. we visited the artist in london for a look at her latest project with an ice cream ball you can get your teeth stuck in 2 fingers that cigarettes tried places. this is this the real world of 27 year old julia goody law. the italian artist self portrait of fascinating assyria listen to me is like the liberation of the unconscious. so i like to put surrealism with photography because it's my way to bring my ideas to life. so it's something that just exist in my mind that i actually might not to make it real good. even though often goes browsing through the antique and vintage shops of camden passage, north london, a native of italy, she moved to london in 2018. i moved to london because able was dream to move to a big city full of artistic opportunities actually where i come from, i'm afraid to say that there is not much space for creatives like me. and here of course, creat

prójimo (información en pantalla) >> los insectos, un manjar, cambiar filetes por larvas de gusano o grillosn bueno para el medio ambiente. la unión europea acepta el consumo de insectos como se hace en méxico y en esta tarde tenemos el menú (música) noticias telemundo con julio vaqueiro (música) (música) (música) >> buenas tardes, comenzamos con la alerta por tiempo severo en distintas regiones en estados unidos. millones de personas están bajo advertencia por tormenta invernal. en el norte, fuertes nevadas y en el sur, vigilancia por tornados después de que un tornado atravesó texas, golpeó con categoría ef3 con cientos de 140 millas por hora. los daños soncuantiosos. tenemos el reporte (sonido ambiente) >> miedo, enormes y daños dejó este tornado en texas, comerciales, hogares destruidos y vehículos destrozados por la fuerza de este tornado de categoría ef3 con vientos sostenidos de 200 millas por hora. cindy recibió el tornado en su casa y se aferró con su hijo en la cocina >> aterrorizantes, la verdad estuve en este momento con mi niño, estoy nerviosa porque es algo que lo viví >> estab

earlier, i spoke to loan grillo, a journalist and author of el narco and blood gun money.r brothers known as los chapitos, who are one faction in the sinaloa cartel, that is one of several cartels. but politically, it's very important. when, in 2019, the mexican army detained ovidio and he was released, that really showed impunity. it made it look like gangsters could do what they liked, and it made the current mexican president, lopez obrador, look very weak or corrupt in working with them. so for him, this kind of arrest kind of slays those demons and is very important politically to show that he is fighting drug cartels. so, tell us a little bit more about this sinaloa cartel. because he's been accused of leading a faction of the cartel which is run by his father. yes, so, the sinaloa cartel is kind of the network which is the oldest and perhaps richest drug cartel in mexico, which came from the mountains of sinaloa. now, el chapo grew up in the mountains and was harvesting the opium poppies to make heroin and marijuana from when he was a young guy. his sons are very di

ioan grillo is a journalist and author of el narco and blood gun money.trafficking, it might not make a huge difference. i mean, guzman is one of four brothers who are one faction in the sinaloa cartel and is one of several cartels, but politically, it is very important. when in 2019, the mexican army detained ovidio and he was released, that really showed impunity, it made it look like gangsters can do what they liked and it made the current mexican president obrador looked very weak or corrupt in working with them. so for him, this arrest slays those demons and is very important politically to show that he is fighting drug cartels. , that he is fighting drug cartels, , ., cartels. so tell us a little bit more _ cartels. so tell us a little bit more about _ cartels. so tell us a little bit more about this - cartels. so tell us a little l bit more about this sinaloa cartel because he has been accused of leading a faction of the cartel which is run by his father. , ,, ., father. yes, the sinaloa cartel is the network _ father. yes, the sinaloa cartel is th

well, he won over 100 games in his career, under three era but his manager for the giants was john grillous real sgt. and he player shape players during their extracurricular activities and he was an ethical guy and he went from the giants and sign up with the best team, the local team. so i know more than any of the other teams because of the local archives. down the road they looked at bethlehem globe microphone and it was my very first time. i joined from 1980 and is a guy who covid all the games in the steel leak aut reported that two bethlehem picked off by jeff tessera. in this language, daughters were -- past skills were horse hide so the sportswriters, they broadcasted at his expense. they had their own language so this team was a motley crew and probably no more motley crew in the bethlehem team. there was a 45-year-old player namedd seymour who played in the major leagues mostly for the new york giants.s 1890s into the teens and he had a very distinctive, great landmark. he's a pitcher and outfielder, number two all-time for hit among pictures. only behind babe ruth. the pitch f

you still don't it.7 tv kate grillo , hancock and finally kate grillo, hancock and finally we've got wednesday's daily star . they've made a bit of a quote, up. whatever that means. and those were your front pages . i'm those were your front pages. i'm going to kick off with the front page of the guardian. leo what are they going with.7 so their big story is up to half a million public sector people are going to strike across the uk as ministers are accused stonewalling the most. not when you try and convince the child transition. that's the trying to stymie any talks the with the people going on strike and this is because they don't want give them more money and it's obvious but they don't want to give them more money because although we've got so many public sector workers in the uk, if pay them all more, we'll create a wage price and we'll end price spiral and we'll end up like, why and we know like, why germany? and we know how ended . okay, it's how that ended. okay, it's not like took catastrophizing like you took catastrophizing like you took catastrophizing like steve they li

the 1st to resign was the grillo mishenko the president's deputy head of office. he was implicated and scandals involving his use of expensive cars, but he denies any wrong doing. deputy defense minister i love shopper, well offer has also resign following and allegation that his department overpaid supplies for soldiers food. the charges came just changes came just 2 days after the up to infrastructure minister, viola lazansky was arrested and accused of getting kickbacks of up to $400000.00 in a deal to import generators. so let's go to cave now. natasha butler, standing by natasha. we got a wholesale clara going on. what is happening now? will ukrainian present fellow to me as lensky had indicated on monday that he was going to make some changes in government circles because of a number of recent corruption her scandals and allegations. what we now know, what those changes are, we've seen a number of top ukrainian government officials who have resigned or have been dismissed the same for a number of regional governors, including either governor of here, the cap

know, and the wire associated press, reuters and then there's us, you know, the telemundo's, the grillo's and what have you. and it shouldn't be that way. it's just awful. and, you know, it's just it's just that way. and it's interesting. i just i just heard the phone ting. i texted ana navarro back there and she was like, girl, you hear? i said, yes. i just told her that. so hopefully ana will come in here, come back here and just say, hey. so, yeah, you know, like she's good people. she's very good people. right. and it's unfortunate. her voice is just she is so plain and her conversation and it's unfortunate when we are viewed, we are viewed under that umbrella. minority women and then they figure out where to place us. and that's the thing i dislike. we are a part of this country as well who speak, who hear the grassroots and speak to the issues of those communities. but yet we're still relegated to certain spots. i like the way you put that. we are here. black women are strong and there's still this this reality of figuring out where to place us, how can we best utilize this voice? w