[laughter] we received a label and he loved it. we released it in denver colorado and it got huge press for the beer and the distinctive label in 1995 but a competitor complained to the colorado liquor commission that the word was an obscenity so the colorado liquor commission agreed and demanded that we removed the product from the shelf or they would suspend their license. so we pulled the quarter million dollars worth of gear from the shelf rerelease the beer was good beer no censorship. not surprisingly sued the colorado commission and the supreme court overruled that shit is not an obscenity. into that family released a beer again, thank you ralph with the original label art and the name of the beer is raging bitch pities you may or may not know it varies by state. they were teen administrative -- unbeknownst to me this beer was not approved for sale and it was rejected. we had ship some. it was a mistake to michigan's response was clear and immediate immediate. if we don't remove the beer from the shelves within 24 hours the

from our standpoint, we build our marketing into our label. there's nothing misleading or unlawful or deceptive about it. these are just liquor commissioners. this has been a problem for decades since prohibition and the states took over the religions of the sa regulation and importation of alcohol. but it is expensive and difficult to sue a state and those are all the challengers. in case you're not aware the ttb, used to be the atf is the prior organization, the tobacco, alcohol tobacco tariff and trade bureau. there is a single person that looks at the labels and determines if they meet the legal requirements, statements about health and so forth, and to make sure they're not obscene. but obscenity is pretty loosely defined these days. when our labels first started coming through there were a lot of questions. after about six years he would see these labels come through his comment to his staff was it's that flying dog, stedman stuff, just let it go. but, yeah, it's a rather arbitrary capricious process. for decades liquor commissioners acr

and it's hoping a new eco-label will help.porter bastian hartig headed to the capital, kuala lumpur, to find out more. >> if only it were this quick and easy to get around malaysia's capital city, kuala lumpur. in reality, rush hour looks more like this. co2 emissions produced by traffic are one of malaysia's biggest climate killers. but that's all set to change. for example, with this electric scooter. it was developed and produced by the malaysian company eclimo. they're especially proud of the high-performance batteries they designed themselves. in >> the power direct drive on the motor is 6-kilowatt, the batteries that we use is 4 kilowatt hour. this is one of the technology breakthroughs that we have achieved so far not only comparing to malaysia, but also comparing to the world. >> the malaysian government supports companies that bring eco-friendly products onto the market like eclimo. the financial aid and tax breaks are supposed to help malayisa become a greener country. but over the past three and a half years, only a

the name, the art, or the label copy. but some of the reasons that the appeal hearing were that oprah winfrey does not allow that word on her show. wonderful. [laughter] >> i am waiting for a reference to the constitution because they have already assured me this was not a first amendment issue. another thing that they told me was that the westminster kennel club no longer uses that word to refer to female dogs. ok. i get it. they also said that it has to be removed from the shelf because ce ofere passive observant this beer on the shop will incite violent action. for use, the commission years, the commission rejected any beer with that word in it because they did not like the word. the bedrock rentable of the first amendment is the government cannot control or suppress speech just because they do not like the content of it. not surprisingly, we sued the state of michigan. michigan liquor control commission and commissioners as individuals. it was in the western district, the first hearing. of theing was in favor michigan

now owns his own label and records. john for roscoe. tally and producer george romero recorded a number of hits at munich's legendary music land studios in the one nine hundred seventy s. and eighty's the best known of them was disco and slim i feel love. singer donna summer is accompanied by nothing but a synthesizer nine hundred seventy seven that seems like a crazy idea but today it's number two on our list of german produced hits the song became a favorite in the gay clubs scene and helped usher in the era of electronic music. an american artist crooning a german song in english that's the successful recipe for a top pick of five famous songs you probably didn't know were made in germany frank sinatra strangers in the night. strangers in the night. extreme doing glance was wandering in. the strangers in the night was a hit well one the music was composed by german orchestra leader bad camp felt over the years others claimed to have written a song but it's still credited to him originally background music for a film this song became

shouldn't your product be labelled?m. what will the customer thing? we have identification system. we do not have low standards. there is nothing to say we have low standards. i invite all of you to my factory, come announced or unannounced. we have people who work there, 850 people in question, and i can't accept that you say we have low standards because our factories don't have low standards. and finally, in the lords peer were once again considering a matter very dear to their hearts: themselves. when a hereditary peer dies or retires an election is held for a replacement. a labour peer lord grocott bemoaned the lack of women and ethnic minority people who were eligible candidates. can ijust ask him a very simple question, which if you could just give a yes to we could move onto next question. and it is this. will the government do something which will hurt no one and cost nothing? and back my bill which would scrap this whole ludicrous system. in grateful to the noble lord for that. he beseeched the minister. movin

many of them have already taken to the stage patti labelle and labelle just got off the stage.ter sledge lots of star-studded, you know, musicians are here today. most of them with philadelphia roots obviously. let's look at jill scott who arrived a short time ago. i call her jillly from philly that's what her beloved fans call her. sister sledge getting honored today. patti labelle, sarah hendricks. soul advisors. chris schwartz and joe nick cole low to name few. and this what's going happen in just a short time once they've left the stage they'll stand and pose in front of what will be their plaques here on the walk of fame. so i haven't been able to peek under most of them but i do understand down there at the very end that is jill scott's who will be standing in front of her plaque and right beside her the one and only his patti labelle. so we are so excited to be here. you can see the crowd is all fired up here. and again they're just in the midst of the induction ceremony. tonight all of this will be capped off with a huge gala in fishtown at the fillmore. that's going to

under the whole foods label.up its own shelf space. >> well, look. >> replacing those who provide a lot of that -- >> we're hoping for some clarity this week on what the strategy will be. it's not been availed but i know that everybody in that industry, particularly the super values and kroger's are shaking you have to and also of course, some of the branded companies. i think there was a moment in the procter call that was a little naive where they were talking about how the millennials haven't switched they are still buying, they like experience shal but they are still going to shampoo and shave. what product ter is doing, they want to shampoo and shave and use the amazon channel immediately they said we're doing great in the amazon channel. the issue is the margins the margins in the channel tend not to be that good. i think people have to focus on that no one wants to focus on fact when you deal with amazon, i saw a documentary once where amazon does everything it can to take the gross margin away. that is no

it's not labeled. the fda doesn't even require, get this, the fda doesn't even require a manufacturer to inform it before it dumps a genetically-engineered food on the market. so the fda has even acknowledged it doesn't know for sure all the gmos that are on our market because it's actually gone out of its way to stay ignorant as much as it can. that's why we don't really know. we're, to a large extent -- we, meaning the consumers in the united states and in canada -- are, have to a large extent been left in the dark, and the system was purposely designed to keep us in the dark without labeling, you know, with very inadequate information. most of the so-called information that's been sent to the consumers has been disinformation, and it's been very, very effective. >> which countries ban g.e. crops. i am not up-to-date on that. most european unions, most countries in the european union do not permit the planting of genetically-engineered crops. things may have shifted, so that's one area i'm not comple

this rhetoric it's based on nothing that decision that works have guidelines for outlets that are labeled as foreign agents and if they don't do you think it's possible that some sort of restrictions could be created in light of these developments. if that's the case and i'm going to say this the fact that senator mark warner from virginia had made multiple trips to the silicon valley to convince facebook executives to come up with some sort of evidence of russian bot activity on facebook that right there is a pure example of collusion that's real collusion between a silicon valley corporation and leading democrats and the obama white house that's the only clear case of collusion that we've seen so far in russia gate and so this is by definition this collusion between corporations and government if this is what's going to happen is if this is how the regulation is going to be extended that by definition is fascism ok this is donald trump is not fascism this is fascism corporate collusion with government together in lockstep and essentially regulating the information or labeling the inform

one thing he would do is label and we label analysis and we label something as opinion and we label somethingprospective or something like that and that appears on all of the digital platforms everywhere we are, no matter where we are on snapchat or on your mobile device or on apple news and we want to make sure the label follows us wherever he goes. >> yes, please. >> my name is jim, my question is for the james o'keefe video and comment on and explain whether you believe his work if investigative journalism or not. >> do people know -- i think his work is not investigative. >> please explain. >> james o'keefe is a guy who happens to be conservative who goes out and tries to trick journalists into saying inappropriate things and then he put them on his website. a journalist has to have, at his heart or her heart, a desire to make society better. all james o'keefe is trying to do is hurt institutions and get some clicks. he just did a video that and i use the word despicable because he managed to track a very young geographer, a very young employee of the video unit of "the new york times" in

in our discourse are these artisan labels. you have to think that way or you are cast out of the tribe. i want people to think for themselves. i wanted to challenge those labels. that is particularly important to me in a big data world. electionit, this last in the brain's election, that was very much the creation of the clever manipulation of people. through brands like cambridge of milk -- can bridge -- cambridge analytica. determine weapons from social media and you can get people to vote that way. what is the antidote to that? don't be an outer them, be a human, think for yourself and then you can't be manipulated by your government or large technology companies or the russians for that matter. if we all think ourselves, we resolv -- we solve a lot of problems. allison: this is a think tank that is devoted to thinking through some of the challenges that america faces in the digital age. brian: what kind of a contract do you have with them? limited to a year? allison: yes, i will be there for a year, i have a nice home and

one thing we do is we do label it. we label it analysis. we label something opinion, perspective, things like that. that appears on all of the digital platforms no matter where we are. no matter whether on snapchat or your mobile device or apple news or where it might be. it could be any one of those places or more. we want to be sure that label follows it wherever it goes. >> thank you. >> my name is jim and my question is for mr. mccann. would you comment on the james o'keefe video and explained to us whether you believe his work is investigative journalism or not. >> i think his work is not investigative journalism. >> would you explain? >> james o'keefe is a guy who happens to be conservative who goes out and tries to trick journalists into saying inappropriate things and then he puts them on his website. now, a journalist has to have at his heart or her heart the desire to make society better. all james o'keefe is trying to do is hurt institutions and get some clicks. he just did a video that i think is despicable. he managed to trick

the label does matter. it is important that we get it right.s us what typed of response we as the a country need to have in order to address these incidents. >> strictly speaking there is a narrow legal definition for terrorism. violence designed to intimidate a civilian population or influence the policy of a government. but no actual sentence. so lillidylann roof who killed african-americans in their church in charleston and james fields, accused of running down protesters in charlotte in august were charged with other crimes. just like james hodgkinson the man who targeted republican congressmen on a softball field in june would have been had he lived. [ gunfire ] but las vegas remind us widening the definition of terror will introduce a draw mattraumatic reality of modern day life and clarity to the horror. >> if the last name was mohammad rather than paddock, too many people have would have jumped to erroneous conclusion and labeled it as a terrorist act. >> what we call terrorism doesn't appear to be a question that will be going await. f

about civil war, labeling it re-election. let me read you a tweet. they had zero chance of being re-elected. and then moments ago he added

i got to talk to patti labelle as well.great. >> man, she got the assignment today. >> aundre cline-thomas live in center city. thank you, andrea. >>> all right. a live look from avalon beach on the jersey shore. the sun, still shining. >> a look back in the city of brotherly love. the schuylkill river at boathouse row. a great night to get outside. go for a run on kelley drive. enjoy the warm fall air. >> krystal klei joining us with the evening forecast and some rain that is heading our way in the next few days. >> we knew it had to come sooner or later. we are looking at some changes that will come by the weekend. right now, eastern pennsylvania, another beautiful camera shot that we've got. blue skies overhead. not a cloud to track. overnight it will be lovely, temperatures falling into the 60s and that's all. they won't drop to the 50s, 40s, no 30s anywhere. a nice wide view on satellite. clear as can be over us. looking west, you don't see much either in our immediate future. way to the west, slicing through ohio, you

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but does not label it terrorism.a nurse on treating victim after victim. >>> president trump will be coming here to las vegas on wednesday to meet with first responders and families of the victims. this morning, he went on television to comfort americans shaken by yet another mass shooting. then he led the nation in a moment of silence. here is major garrett. >> it was an act of pure evil. president trump spoke somberly of sadness, shock, and faith. >> scripture teaches us, the lord is close to the broken hearted and saves those who are crushed in spirit. >> the president also spoke of togetherness. our unity cannot be shattered by evil. our bonds cannot be broken by violence. and though we feel such great anger, at the senseless murder of our fellow citizens, it is our love that defines us today. >> and the struggle to comprehend madness. >> i know we are searching for some kind of meaning in the chaos, some kind of light, in the darkness. the answers do not come easy. >> words did not come easily for press secretar

today the fda said it wants to remove a health claim on labels of hundreds of soy protein products. labels that say the products can reduce the risk of heart disease by lowering cholesterol. >> that science is somewhat inconsistent and does not rate the standard that we would allow for an authorized health claim. >> reporter: it's stunning because 18 years ago the fda said the opposite, but tonight cardiologists agree, studies since then no longer show strong proof. >> no one is saying that soy protein is unhealthy. we're just not -- we're saying you can't expect some special benefits from the soy protein. >> reporter: the multibillion dollar soy industry is pushing back. in a statement saying, they're disappointed and soy protein can be an important part of a heart-healthy diet. for michelle hendricks, it's all very confusing. >> the trouble at the grocery store is that nothing is really clear when i'm trying to make a choice for my family. >> reporter: the fda's final decision expected next year, making sure health claims on food labels are true. rehema ellis, nbc news, new york.

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at that point, i hadn't yet become fully aware of the role of dangerous overmedication and off label medication. that awareness came about because some other reporting that i found that i dug into which had to do circa 2009 and 2010 concerns that veterans were being heavily overmedicated for ptsd with antipsychotics in combination with antidepressants and tranquilizers and this barrage of chemicals as opposed to actually providing thoughtful compassionate care, let alone evidence-based cognitive treatments. those are three arenas that have stood with me since then. then i began researching my book about 2013 and so, this is a long-winded answer but i wanted to explain the context of why i am covering all that. then there's a fourth element which is the abusive troubled team facilities which exist for parents who don't know how to deal with kids or misbehaving or drug users and i expose what amounts to team torture facilities across the country that focus on telling the story primarily of a program in alabama. these abusive facilities and the net residential treatment facilities for u

they have been white labeling with amazon basics and this product over and over and over again.really product manufacturers need to be careful they are really in a conundrum if you put your product on amazon they are going to copy it if it's successful if you don't you can't sell your product because consumers are so locked into prime. you've never seen a company be this creative and release this much product in the history of these technology companies they are moving fast and they are releasing tons of product. it's truly impressive. >> i worry a little about safety here for the driver actually especially in states where people tend to own guns. you hear the news stories somebody shows up at the house, the door opens, somebody didn't know they were coming. granted somebody has given authorization for this, so people shouldn't be surprised but there's always those edge cases. how much thinking about how this changes technologies like this, how much interact with people and how much we have to adjust. >> definitely a learning curve and behavioral change. humans are very good ada

from our standpoint, we build our marketing into our label. there's nothing misleading or unlawful or deceptive about it. these are just liquor commissioners. this has been a problem for decades since prohibition and the states took over the religions of the sa regulation and importation of alcohol. but it is expensive and difficult to sue a state and those are all the challengers. in case you're not aware the ttb, used to be the atf is the prior organization, the tobacco, alcohol tobacco tariff and trade bureau. there is a single person that looks at the labels and determines if they meet the legal requirements, statements about health and so forth, and to make sure they're not obscene. but obscenity is pretty loosely defined these days. when our labels first started coming through there were a lot of questions. after about six years he would see these labels come through his comment to his staff was it's that flying dog, stedman stuff, just let it go. but, yeah, it's a rather arbitrary capricious process. for decades liquor commissioners acr

, so patty labelle, sister sledge, jill scott, producers behind lauren hill's album will be honored.agic. can you believe that we will be there? i'm so excited. >> i'm not so sure alex will make tomorrow's show because of you ever met jill scott. >> you'll meet her tonight and sitting in the green room backstage with her. >> i'm introducing her. >> patty labelle. >> and get jill scott to come on to the show. >> i have got an interview with her. >> i believe that she had a double strapped bra line at one point and i had her on in the show in new york. >> okay, mike. >> so congrats to the inducte es, y'all wish me lucky don't necessity how i will contain myself. it will be exciting, taking lots of pictures, alex holley tv, let you know the best because there will be surprise guests too. >> you will pass out. >> julia roberts is turning 50 >> wow, really she looks good. >> she said she was a brat growing up. there she is. >> she has been really honest. she's could go is in event of how self absorbed she was, which i think all of the stars are just as self absorbed that is what you have

super star and philly legend patti labelle and her labelle group members now on the music walk of famejust a start of a big night honoring some of the biggest names in music who call philly home. shawnette. >> reporter: well lucy we just saw patti labelle no doubt a queen one of dozen philly musicians honored tonight. don't go anywhere. i catch up with the beautiful jillly from philly. ♪ ♪ (cheering) a triangle solo? surprising. what's not surprising? how much money sam and yohanna saved by switching to geico. fifteen minutes could save you fifteen percent or more. after 8 years of chris christie, is kim guadagno the change new jersey really needs? guadagno is christie's hand-picked successor. says she's "proud to be part of the christie administration." guadagno was chris christie's right hand as our schools came under attack, critical services were underfunded, and our credit rating was downgraded...11 times. from the bridge to the beach, we've seen it all, and we've had enough. kim guadagno isn't the change we need. >>> the philadelphia music alliance honoring famous philadelphia mu

but private label doesn't sell well they want this name. >> we've been competing with private label in several categories, bleach is one of them, very well and effectively because we dedicate ourselves to driving brands with superior value to consumers, starts with delivering products at right price but also investing in your brands and products that are superior clorox bleach after 104 years launched new and improved product, call it clorox performance with chloromax technology patents, delivers whitening but also protection on hard surfaces for first time in 104 years. >> you mentioned the wipes if i get a cold i'm finish for a couple of days in my job there are a lot of jobs like that >> like to give consumers superior product for any and disinfecting wipes are doing extremely well on trend to consumers who like to clean and disinfect in the flow and wipes are a very preferred consumer product for that and again keeping the value sharp. better product at right price and investing behind it. growing double digits for many quarters and expect to to continue. >> mentioned value and pri

earlier scott was inducted with sister sledge on the avenue of the arts, also, honored patty labellend her labelle group sisters tara dash and noona hendricks. >> this is we are family philadelphia family here. >> do you know what, give philly love is an honor because philly don't love everybody. >> you know it. >> i love the way they love me >> we sure do love you, miss labelle. >> also inducted mcfadden and whitehead, soul survivors, rough house record, chris schwartz and wogl, bob pantano >> very nice. >> good stuff. >> very cool. >> so, you have a pony tail. you are rocking the summer outfit here. two of you. >> yes, rahel has hair off her neck and i want to go on a picnic. >> we have it planned today. >> yes, it is and will be. >> start that warming trend yesterday and through the forecast and would you see at this time of the year anyway it is usually very cut and dry , no pun intended. front comes through and you are done and it changes up the game, dry, cooler air. this one is a little bit feisty. it is feisty, stubborn, it will get hung up and keeps us in that warmth. we wil

you fail once, people start labeling you faster than they label him and ever. ms. obama: absolutely. i think that is true for women, minorities. the bars are different. we experience that all the time. we experience to that the last eight years. i joked on the campaign trail that the bar just kept moving. you meet it, and then the bar would change. and we are seeing that right now, quite frankly. the bar -- [applause] ms. obama: it is amazing, amazing to watch. >> and you can see the entire conversation between michelle mes tomorrowonda rhi on c-span starting at 8:00 eastern. you the headline in the wall street journal, prospects for a gun measure deal grow. there is the release of the name and iv national rifle assist the asian. this is what it says. we know the shooter in the las vegas attack had firearms, 12 with stocks. saysublican from florida dozens of republicans have contacted his office about cosponsoring bipartisan legislation to ban the manufacture or sale of bump stocks. dianne feinstein has introduced similar legislation in the senate. we want to talk

merchants and consumers who want the detectives to find out if their would has been properly identified labeled and sourced sometimes musical instruments to send him. after the samples have soaked in water find flavors they shaved off for analysis. can recognize many different species of wood by now but to be one hundred percent sure he needs to look at the samples under the microscope. declaration is not correct that can be a punishable offense. the anatomical structure of n. coming samples to that of items in the institute's collection he says they've never failed to identify a species of wood tougher controls on imports in recent years mean more timber is now correctly labeled but between ten and twenty percent still comes with false declarations. problems are more common with wood that's been processed engineered wood plywood and the product declarations on garden furniture are often wrong too we don't recommend further provenance research. it was possible to prove that this piece of mahogany had been stolen. bandaid develops the tools to do so new samples of african mahogany have just arri

. >>> the fda is pushing back a requirement to make food labels more clear. rule will now go into effect next year. it will require packaged foods to more prominently display added sugars. now, despite the delay, at least 8 ,000 companies have complied with the labeling rules. trade and industry groups applaud the move to delay it a bit because it does give companies more time to up frad their -- upgrade their labeling software. >>> and make sure to eat breakfast before you head out the door. researchers find people who don't eat a healthy breakfast or skip it all together are twice as likely to develop hardened arteries that can lead to heart disease. these findings could help come up with a tool to fight cardiovascular disease, which took nearly 18 million lives in 2015. breakfast items that are high in protein and fiber can help keep you from snacking until lunch. you have been nagging and nagging me. >> did i say a word? >> i finally did start eating. >> i'm proud of you. >> i'm eating a protein smoothie. >> i am really proud of you. time is 4:51. >>> fac

he had the labels stacked, and currency.andez: these wines were made by rudy kurniawan in los angeles. they're not from france-- they're from his kitchen. >> alfonsi: chateau rudy. >> hernandez: chateau rudy. >> alfonsi: rudy kurniawan made tens of millions of dollars fooling wealthy buyers. he was convicted and sentenced to prison for ten years. >> koch: there is a code of silence in this business-- because obviously, the faker doesn't want anybody to know that he's making fake wine. the auction house doesn't want to know that, and then, the collector himself generally doesn't want to know it. or if he finds out, he wants to find a secret way to dump it and get his money back. and that's why, you see, i was very unique in being the one who said "i'm going to stand up for it. i'm going to shine a bright light on these fakers." >> alfonsi: how much money did you spend tracking down who sold you those bottles? >> koch: i spent over >> alfonsi: $35 million? >> koch: yes, more. >> alfonsi: why? >> koch: i was a dog gone-- on a b

guest: that is what we do in america, apply labels to people we don't know. you cannot defend yourself against charges like this. i can tell you also to things i have done with and for african-american friends and people i don't know. that would not satisfy this man. he has are decided. i don't trust any politician fully. this is where our politics has gotten. cannot a racist, and you prove a negative. host: you can read the work of cal thomas online. noomment, if being white is fault of yours and being black is no fault of your caller, is being a dreamer no fault of the dreamer? caller: look cap -- guest: look, we cannot have laws in this country and have this. is this discrimination? no. they have a right to run their country the way they want. i obey them, and i can come back again. i disobey them, and i pay the penalty. we have the same thing in this country. if we want to admit people into this country, we need to change the law. congress can rewrite the laws. you try disobeying the law. the -- theey this speed limit coming in here. you think the judge w

. >> reporter: this week, we've seen a nation can be terrified without the cause necessarily labeled "terrorist. of. >> it is time, for a variety of reasons, to have a domestic terrorism >> reporter: currently, there's a criminal st tatrorismt domestic. former federal prosecutor mary mccord thinks in an era of mass casualties, it's time that changed. >> violent extremism isn't limited to islamist extremism or extremism that's done on behalf of or at the direction of a foreign terrorist organization. >> reporter: with no specific penalties on the books for domestic terrorism, mass killers like timothy mcveigh face charges of using a weapon of mass destruction, or dylann roof, who faced murder and weapons charges. but the label "domestic terrorism" makes the motive clear, says mccord, now at georgetown law, in a way that sharpens our response. >> it shows the significance of this type of a crime, and why it's important for it to be looked at and treated for what it is, which is terrorism. it's a crime done for the very purpose of terrorizing people. terror law would also mean inved the

the group labelle and 98.1 saturday night dance party host.ts are deeply etched in the city and now their legacies will be too. >> i didn't know anything would happen. i hoped. i worked. i worked at that theater company 16 hours a day for six days a week. i worked at walnut street theater. i worked all over the city trying to learn something. >> reporter: for each honoree their hard work has paid off and made the city proud. in a surprise announcement labelle said they're not done yet. >> we plan to tour again and to record again. labelle, we're forever young, forever singing and we'll be forever friends forever. >> reporter: the celebration is not every. it will continue with a gala scheduled later on this evening at the fillmore. reporting live, aundre cline-thomas, nbc10 news. >> so much hard work that's paid off and it's being recognized. >> so well deserved. >>> we have another hour of news ahead. >> here is keith jones. >> we're staying on top of the latest developments of the las vegas shooting investigation. new information about the v