you give yourself into slavery, then you were already tired of being a label, that is, the face of vodka for a long time was no longer on fire with a new idea. moreover, the upcoming deal of the century was arranged to a higher level. stoleshnikov lane, building 6, building 2 is exactly here in the premises of the asset bank. herman levelle invited vladimir dovgan, they say, working sideways. they will create a revolution in the trading industry throughout russia; the bank has almost the only bank in the russian federation that has assets. was not registered in moscow and even if moscow had its own steel branch. it was a unique case when you have both a head office and a branch located in the same city. that is, you did not depend on each other and once lily sluggishly says, why are you running around the offices ? so you are moving to my office, then we sat at the gate in a small one. and here, where, uh, the bank was not located on the level of the bank, the asset, which means that in the stole lane this building, uh, has some historical value, as architectural even in the time of 812.

it's a great idea but the label won't work if people can't see it. isps are very good at hiding the fees in fine print so we need to make sure they do not hide this new label. chairwoman, first of all it is great to see you again. i know the commission is still working to finalize those rules but it's critical the labels be displayed in a number of places most often seen by consumers including their monthly bills. can you talk briefly about why this kind of transparency is so important for consumers and also for competition? >> yes. i agree. you go into the grocery store and pull boxes of cereal off the shelf you can compare calories and carbohydrates really easily. because they have the same nutrition label. that's what we are going for here. all of us know so many of the details get buried in the fine print. we want to make it easy for people to compare a service and make good choices for their families. the goal was to make the mandatory labels, so the consumers can come to expect them anytime they choose to sign up for or purchase broadband servi

but how reliable is the label? it is only give you similar, there's a certain marketing strategy behind it. when you go and less of a religious message, nurses, butch, off this gets about money and not fight leash m. globe. the halla economy is gaining visibility. there are more and more products, some supermarket shelves, and in restaurants is in a very hatch for gems society of the image source normal to at some point of hello hot dogs or something similar hot dogs hom order. and of course this will enrich some one. i shall tell you my hello place, not only an economic role but as socio political one to which globe i think anything to do with his loved one is currently seen as a provocation at soon and using good. the hello industry is often met with hostility and criticism of our comments like fall now there won't be player and carry vol. i'm only i, roman suit joke is hello i religious commandment that's changing society and the economy. islam is a passive germany. and so to is the hello industry, some $5000000

there are $130.00 standards and hello labels worldwide. even in germany, several are running in parallel. this is not legal and certification is a market that's completely outside of government control hollis, with vast as often friction. i thought it was like the wild west. it's an overall modernized situationist, one term insomnia, truen. in addition to the primary market for hello products, a secondary business sector for certification has taken rates, and it's very lucrative. susanna schluter from the frankfurt research center on global islam explains others for such a few people hope that whatever a certified will sell better as that it's more likely to sell than something uncertified. so if you, so of course there's for nailing and cheating at these certification agencies. some take it very seriously. others take it less seriously. you also have to look at who was doing the certifying and what standards they're using. it. this is an entire sector that's cropping isaac, to act as a staff good. however, there are also many companies in

brands so walmart's own private label brand or costco's.re a play for manufacture of these yes, i know walmart owns it, but someone makes it for walmart, so the that a play in a trade down space in an inflationary environment? >> there's really only one public company i cover that makes private label and that's tree house foods that's a company that has gone through a lot of challenges. in fact, they're going through a few that might involve exiting a lot of their portfolio i think the problem with private label manufacturers is that there's a lot of them and it's a very price competitive industry. it's very hard in an inflation market to fully recapture costs and it takes longer. one of the reasons i think at the branded food companies will be challenged this year though is that private label market share declined last year by 50 base base points the factors that have caused those are likely to reverse this year as capacity comes back online and as consumers at the low end start seeking returning to lower priced options. >> got it. thank y

next on d, w o, this label has it all. hello. it identifies products that are permissible to consume according to the islamic faith. this label is becoming more important in sermons as well, and becoming a source of concern for some hello, for the big business of muslin consumers. in 45 minutes on do w. every journey begins with the 1st step, and every language with the 1st word always been equal. rico is in germany to learn german, why not learn with him? it's simple online, on your mobile and free to shop, t w's, e learning course, nico speak. german made easy. ah hello and welcome to our brand new edition of the 77 percent. this is the show for africa youth, and i'm your host, mike lou t they say money makes the world go round. but what happens when you don't have any of it? yes, was coming up on today's show. on the streets of nairobi we debate while many young people are drawn in debt. we meet our wonder under printer who is staring young.

really avoiding that label. arlette saenz live at the white house for us. tell us about this. >> the white house is arguing that labeling these atrocities committed by russia in ukraine as genocide is a legal determination, one that the administration is not in a position to make at this moment. now the u.s. has repeatedly called russian president vladimir putin's actions in ukraine war crimes, and the u.s. is also supporting investigations into these incidents. helping document the situations that they've seen playing out there. but they've so far really stopped short of calling these atrocities a genocide. even as you have ukrainian president volodymyr zelenskyy using that term. and some lawmakers on both sides of the aisle also saying that genocide is under way. now the united nations defines genocide as acts committed with the intent to destroy in whole or in part a national ethical, racial or religious group. today national security adviser jake sullivan was pressed on why the administration has yet to use that term, genocide. >> i understand that this

labelle: thank you. from connecticut, i am very familiar with hartford. i was there last year with the office of national drug control policy. i think there are a couple of things. first, there are good harm reduction programs in hartford. they get people who may not be receiving services elsewhere. they get vulnerable populations that help that they need. they get them naloxone if they inject drugs. they get them syringes that can prevent them from having infectious disease. that is one piece. i think the prevention programs, there are good examples of prevention programs in those areas that work to build communities with wraparound services for families. and i mentioned in my testimony, i am a strong believer in the child tax credit to help families experiencing poverty, to lift children out of poverty and also address some adverse child experiences and trauma that often accompany poverty. those are three areas i believe strongly in, and that can help in that area. representative: thank you for your clarity. i yield back. chair: let me recognize the gen

this is the same label that has been hanging on erdogan for several years now. did not prove that he is for human rights, as its not proven it is meaningless. here. the only thing. what a plus can be gevor, by the second, information has just arrived that erdogan is planning in the near future. uh, telephone conversations with putin and zelensky, i will use this situation of action, plus for him here, as he, it seems to me, because this is not from the point of view of some kind of peacekeeping from the point of view of relations with putin, because putin has good personal relations with a bear. yes, at the same time, moscow clearly stated at the official level that the slug is not a member, not a participant in a special military operation. we are not going to change it, but if erdogan did it, this is a favor to putin and will be freed, medvedchuk may be counted on by the turkish print, thereby, in general, improving his relations with his russian colleagues they will offer to exchange prisoners of war for their own e, i don’t know how many, but the execution l

to label russia a state sponsor of terrorism.onomy next. >>> plus, we have new images this morning showing that prized sunken cruiser moskva leaning on its side in the black sea with a black plume of smoke above it. this question new questions are being raised about what happened to the crew that was on board. >>> and the unbelievable true story of the man who took on putin and lived to expose the truth. we have the sun dance award-winning cnn film "navalny" that airs sunday night at 9:00 p.m. eastern. we have a preview for you coming up next. ♪ >>> hello. [ speaking foreign language ] >> hung up. >> remarkably, vladimir putin faces legitimate opponent, alexny navalny. >> i don't want putin president. if i want to be leader of a country, i have to organize people. >> the kremlin hates navalny so much that they refuse to say his name. >> passengers cry out in agony. >> come on, poisoned? seriously? ♪ we are creating a coalition to fight this regime. >> if you are killed, what message do you believe behind to the russian people? >>

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or rather buy it cheaply abroad in order to sell it at home with your own label.porters, signed all the necessary contracts, and then suddenly stopped communicating, the suppliers decided that they had simply been scammed, with each client, each partner, a counterparty. they said they promised they insisted that everything would be fine. and that's not the case today. tomorrow we will start working, and we will pay and we will pay even more and we will give even more equity discounts for the sake of vladimir dovgan is always ready to admit. yes such stories, there have been and shrug their shoulders saying what to do if the problem is not in him. it was the partners that he came across at that time that were bad or let down allies, my meaning of life was found, through deception, a lie. i broke down three times. they gave me slander on me, which only did not survive, my heart, my soul. and now you can quickly give the meaning of life. and my meaning of life is tested in practice. or maybe he was distracted from the main business by personal circumstances, which se

it's not a label i'm going to apply here on live television. it is a careful review that they undertake where they look at the definitions in the statute, look at the actions that russia has taken or if any other state has taken for that matter and see if it applies. but as i said, the consequences that flow from that we have already imposed on russia. when it comes to calling out russia's actions on the battlefield, no one has been more clear about the way russia is behaving and what it means we will do in response than president biden. >> right. but if they did get this label of state sponsor of terrorism, you talked about actions that would be a result of that are already in place, sanctions, export controls but the dozen of foreign countries that do still trade with them, they would face economic penalties and make russia this pariah even more so than they already become if they actually got this label that so few countries have gotten before. >> well, i will just say if you look at russia's status in the world right now because of the acti

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. >> repor >> look, in my opinion the label is less important than the fact these acts are cruel, and evil and need to be respaonded to decisively. >> congressman liz cheney isn't shying away from the term. >> i think this clearly is genocide. i think that you asked exactly the right questions. i think that europe needs to understand and grapple with the fact that you got a genocidal campaign, the first kind of horrific genocidal campaign that we've seen certainly in recent decades. i think that also, europeans need to understand that they're funding that genocidal campaign. >> new satellite images show 8-mile long russian convoy approaching the ukrainian capitol of kharkiv, major battle expected in the donbas region in the days ahead as putin tries to come up with a win ahead of russia's may 9th victory day holiday. now, ukrainian officials urging to leave now before it's too late, nine evacuation corridors opened today in that region, in kramatorsk scene of that missile strike on a train station, many bans being pressed into service to get people out but russian forces clearly tryin

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a lot of it is self created or manufactured by the label or both. that line you mentioned where he could kill a jack rabbit from 40 yards away with a knife, it's in a true west album which is one of a series of concept albums he did during the early and mid 60s where he was increasingly plunging into deeper and deeper drug addiction. the thing is in some of those albums his manager even attested to this, he didn't say so much the drug addiction helped him but it's clear he kind of became obsessed with certain scenes in his drug state. >> he said it would be an unlucky jackrabbit. [laughter] >> right which i know that's a popular album some cash fans buc some of the weakest of the albums i i think, it has songs that are not even set in the west, they are like new jersey and there is this kind of self mythology taking place and i thought when i read it, i think you'd have to be really good at throwing a knife, really practiced to hit a jackrabbit, and anonymously instinctive animal and no it's a terrible way in terms of his drug addiction, it seems co

a few songs on the records that i think part of this is a product of the way the producer and the label managed it. they edited some songs. most is made up from the first and they kind of cleverly added them in so there's a kind of rise and fall thing going on where you have a really exciting song followed by a soft reflective song followed by another exciting song and you're right, the way that he speaks to the prisoners in between the songs is as important to the things he's singing. he clearly aligns himself with them when he's talking about the guards or asks for a drink of water and they are slow to bring it to him and the crowd starts cheering at the personnel for not treating their guest better. the sense that you have that they are almost brothers behind bars ispl very clear and people wrote about this at the time i think queen magazine or circus circusmagazine, the kind of roc' roll magazine like where must he be at. rolling stone, where must he be to relate to these prisoners in that he does. you have somebody like porter wagoner that put out a record of the year before but wa

that's where we mark individual faces and label them. not roger home to have a short wave of golden. the pandemic presented the company with its biggest challenge, yet the software stopped working when suddenly everyone was wearing a mask to protect themselves against the virus. to hey, jan jo hun immediately launched a task force to feed the computers new data on along shorter shirt on google savannah and i, we then mobilized the whole company over going on. every one took pictures of themselves at home, or pictures with masks and different environmental tony soldiers. we all collected them guy. sure. i remember we started this in mid february or in by mid march. we released our facial recognition algorithm with masks title. during our show that we were the 1st in china, one with auto pals on facial recognition in germany is a different story. a pilot project ran at this berlin train station for over a year. it was the largest trial to date with 300 test subjects. time and again, german authorities flood with this technology kanza i hat

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you know part of this is a product of the way that the the producer and the label managed it like we know on the on side too of the folsom record that they edited in some songs from the second set. most of the record is made up from the first set and they kind of cleverly edit them in so there's a there's a kind of rise fall rise thing going on where you have like a really exciting song followed by a soft reflective song you know followed by another exciting song. but yeah, you're right that he you know the way that he speaks to the prisoners in between the songs is as important as the things that he's singing, you know, so he clearly aligns himself with them when you know, he's talking about the guards or he's asked for a drink of water, you know, and they're slow to bring it to him and the crowd starts jearing at the prison personnel for not like treating their guests better and the sense that you have that they are, you know, almost brothers behind bars is very clear, you know people wrote about this time, you know in i think cream magazine or circus magazines, you know a kind of

and i know that you are supporting a current bill that will strengthen the warning labels. me what it will do differently. so this is the cannabis right to know act, and it will do three things. it will require dispensaries to give every customers and very simple information about how to use cannabis more safely. start low and go slow. go with the lowest thc. don't use it when you're pregnant. um, basic, simple stuff. it will require that every product instead of having this minuscule, invisible 6.5 warning have a prominent rotating health warning on the front of the pack, including alerting people about the mental health effects such as psychosis. such as increased suicide risk and the problems with using high thc that people get no information from the current mornings now. um and those warnings will also have to be present on advertisements, so it'll just it'll be modeled after what the fda is doing with cigarettes and what most countries used on cigarette packs internationally. so it'll just be. it's a low cost measure . it will make this information visible so that con

it's a great idea but the label won't work if people can't see. isps are very good at hiding fees in thehe fine print so we need to make sure they don't hide this new label. chairwoman rosenworcel, first of all it's great to see you again. i know t the commission is to working to finalize those rules but is critical because labels be displayed in a number of places most often seen by consumers including their monthly bills. can you talk briefly about why this kind of transparency is so important for consumers and also for competition? >> yes. i agree. look, you gohe into the grocery store apple boxes of cereal off-the-shelf. you can compare calories and carbohydrate really easily because they have the same nutrition label. that's what we're going for here. all of us know so many of the details get buried in the fine print. we want to make it easier for people to compare service and make good choices for their families. the goal is tohe make these labs mandatory so that consumers cana come toe expect them anytime thy choose to sign up for our purch

labeling doesn't matter. why stop short of calling this genocide? the administration has been forthright in calling what we're seeing war crimes, calling putin a war criminal. >> he's clearly a war criminal. that new general is clearly a war criminal. in my view, it is genocide. president putin has said many times, he's written as well as said, that ukraine doesn't exist. he is taking action to do that, to make ukraine not exist, to wipe ukraine off the map. that, pamela, is genocide. now there may be implications of that designation but, nonetheless, we should just call it what it is. president putin doesn't think ukraine is a real nation, doesn't think it has sovereignty, that it should exist, and he's taking action to make that real, and that's genocide. >> so you think the administration should be calling it genocide then? >> i think it is genocide. and that's what is clear. we should act in response to that. >> and how so? >> we have to ramp up even further the support we are giving to the ukrainians, the military support, the heavy weapons sup

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as we enter what is labelled the situation room, the president gets a text. 0h, oh, it's emmanuel macron we have connections. 0k, he dropped you a message. oh, i can see it! laughter. i don't know! he just tried to reach you, my friend, when you have some time, so we are holding up mr macron. yeah. i can see the plus 33, that's paris. yeah. that is true. a few minutes later, he returns. his preoccupation — a renewed military onslaught about to begin in the east. are you getting the right weapons you need from the west? translation: we need weapons today, so we can fight. _ we cannot wait until some country decides to give or sell us weapons. some have still not decided on this, and we cannot wait two or three weeks or a month. the united states, the united kingdom and some european countries are helping, but we need it sooner — we need it now. is it enough? we don't think so. in english: the priority word is sooner, the priority word i is quickly and the priority word — now. he is a president who has been cut off from his people, a citizenry suffering unimaginable horrors at the hands of

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labelle: thank you. from connecticut, i am very familiar with hartford. i was there last year with the office of national drug control policy. i think there are a couple of things. first, there are good harm reduction programs in hartford. they get people who may not be receiving services elsewhere. they get vulnerable populations that help that they need. they get them naloxone if they inject drugs. they get them syringes that can prevent them from having infectious disease. that is one piece. i think the prevention programs, there are good examples of prevention programs in those areas that work to build communities with wraparound services for families. and i mentioned in my testimony, i am a strong believer in the child tax credit to help families experiencing poverty, to lift children out of poverty and also address some adverse child experiences and trauma that often accompany poverty. those are three areas i believe strongly in, and that can help in that area. representative: thank you for your clarity. i yield back. chair: let me recognize the gen

we may need more workers in certain sections of our label market. they legal parts face is so narrow that -- space is so narrow that they do not meet the demands of the label market. people choose to come legally -- illegally. that needs to be fixed. unfortunately, only congress can fix that. president trump cannot fix that and president biden cannot fix it either. it is strictly to congress. host: we will hear from stephanie in tennessee. independent line. caller: hello. how are you this morning? can y'all hear me? i have one question supporting this 42 immigration policy. i am not big on politics. i am just studying. now if they come in, like the border is wide open now, why aren't we getting rid of the wants to hear, instead of letting more in? that is my question. host: ok. thank you. guest: again, the people who are here illegally, 11 million people in the country who have stayed here either who entered the country illegally are entered illegally and stayed on beyond their authorization. this is what we call it unauthorized. to say that we can

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i will label people i don't agree with progressives or socialists or marxists.look at what they are doing or saying. it's the hitler test. you accuse someone of being like hitler, you have lost the argument. that won't fly with voters who look at the lunacy the left is pushing. saying you are right in the republicans are like al qaeda? joy reid is note helping her cause. dan: the first person to mention nazis loses the argument. we are talk about lunacy. a california bill is pushing to make a 32 workweek mandatory. you and i are college graduates but you don't have to be a college graduate to figure out we have an inflation crisis. let's work less to create fewer products in the biggest state of the union. what could possibly go wrong, pete? >> you don't need to be a junior high graduate to know that. we want to recruit more people to come to our state who work less so we can get less things done, tax them more, sanctuary cities with rampant crime. our police officers don't have to be here legally. all this gender stuffr stuff stuff is coming our way. if califor

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those folks have a much harder time overcoming the label. >> with regard to dr.profile, there was polling released this week, pennsylvania voters were asked does the fact that dr. oz only recently moved to pennsylvania bother you a lot a little or not at all? 26% said a lot. 25% said a little. let's call that half the republican electorate and 48%, 48% said not at all. by the way, interesting to me, only 1% said i don't know. what do you make of that? >> well, i think that's getting at something that is really changing in our politics. once upon a time the people you wanted to represent you are people who knew your area, knew your state, knew how to pronounce the names of small towns and that sort of thing. now politics is so nationalized that voters really first and foremost particularly party primaries mainly care about somebody that they think will win the election and stick it to the other side. so, if you're a republican voter in pennsylvania and you think the way to go is with celebrity talk show host, then the fact that oz just moved in from new jersey and