lawsuit says that nestlÉ's springs is just common ground water.nestlÉ's water north america as bottling water that doesn't meet the fda definition of spring water. his is the labels are deceptive. a company spokesman says the regulations made all the definitions. >> the solar eclipses, and our way. >> w welcome back to jason's. i am bill spadea. we have a story about astrology and an eclipse. as you know, on monday big solar eclipses coming our way. one astrologer says this spells doom for donald trump. alex, what are the details? >> the great american eclipses on monday when the moon will block the sun for several minutes in a path visible across the united states. the new york metro area we should see 75% eclipse, weather permitting. eclipses throughout history were believed to herald significant events. at least one astrologer says this is the beginning of the end of president trumps administration. astrology astrologers compare the zodiac signs to form a chart to compare against past events. >> every 18 years and ten or 11 days, we have a repe

they're conditioning us to one click our way to it just opie and fiery al and nestle because there's something about the world's water supply and then selling it back to us for an astronomical profit i think is one personally because i love club soda perrier san pellegrino both of which are distributed in north america by now has really. good thing my girlfriend bought me a soda stream for my birthday. was that. morning from washington john f. o. dot all redacted center. line from the future you may have heard that at this year's def con hacker convention people were able to easily break into voting machines of all types next year you'll read this hack are taking copious notes a defcon clearly hillary clinton with fake mustache on. hand in just a few months you'll learn. google on bill's long awaited list of terms and topics users are allowed to search for that just show but to keep up with all our videos outside of google and facebook just text the word redacted to four four four nine nine nine until next time good i. call the feeling to. every the world should experience. and you'l

and insane the water that was stolen by nestle and then sold back to the people it was stolen from you know it takes seventeen million barrels of oil to make our bottled water each year fossil fuels it takes three bottles of water worth to make one bottle of water it takes thirty we are living in a completely unsustainable way and why are the people there the whole of people in the blistering heat or at all why are they homeless well turns out it's the same reason we have climate change the same reason that our bottled water is sold to us instead of clean readily available free water for everybody it's because we're living in a late stage capitalism in which every last resource is exploited the system is short term greedy so what will grab the money from those bottles of water and give no concern to the fuel spent or the plastic waste or the water that's being stolen by nestle does it matter short term greedy we will collapse a system while we rake in the dough the habitat will be chopped down for farmland giving no concern for the habitat of wild animal or the need for trees that used

but only recently it's reached europe with some of the big ones like nestle's being targeted.o you think that increasing will be driving divestments? at this point, we know nestle was going to sell off some of its confectionary business anyway do you think this is an organic decision or one driven by shareholder activism >> i think there are two pieces. i think there's the portfolio management to your point, carolin. that's looking at things that are noncore. and things that are underperforming perhaps in somebody else's hands. that's one piece of it and but then you also have the shareholder activism piece all of the conversations with clients in asia pacific and europe, that's going to grow in asia-pacific >> at what point do companies invest a whole too much? we've seen that from factor like oil price and profits plummeting at what point do we see the profit-drivers being cut off to the extent that we simply can't invest in these companies anymore? >> yeah, i think right now, disruption is going to continue to drive these divestments, carolin, there's no question about that

in debt and what exactly divided society that phone the part of the government tried to do both at nestle maybe. it might be making things worse. by saying this is not how capitalism work this is our capital is i'm ghost hopelessly disastrously wrong. to forgive him but he said. up enough of it. in the. nasi lemak you discuss this with. me talking to. each other. and then a lot of it i think about tom. but i'm going to look at him as are a lot of us up the money into the magazine but i'm going to. tell you no long as i left my. home and. just stayed sitting. there. is a long. haul that should be made by. other people moved up on that list on the. oh my god. there's an overriding russian sentiment in the u.s. congress that's the view of russia's foreign minister who met his american counterpart on the sidelines of a major forum in asia for the week's top stories president signs a new russia sanctions bill several of america's key allies says it's a declaration of a full scale trade war. against north korea to the u.n. security council vote unanimously for tough new sanctions on pyongyang a

stick around you may be interested in nestles new candy concoction. >>> and plus they are the teeny tinyking a lot of flavor in a funny looking package and being grown on u.s. soil for the first time. how social media helped to bring the finger lime to america. >> and if you hate when someone ignores your text messages we have an app that make its impossible for someone to pretend they didn't see it. >>> well, the crime you are about to see is anything but subtle. the surveillance camera was rolling as the thief used the forklift to steal the atm. the crook used the heavy duty machine to rip it off its foundation at a bank, it worked but did a lot of damage in the process. police posted this video to help identify the forklift that could lead them to the thief behind the wheel. >>> a wild citrus fruit native to australia is growing in the u.s. thanks to foodies in the u.s. allow us to introduce you to the finger lime. the tiny funny looking fruit is harvested in fresno, california. they may look like cucumbers, the caviar like pods inside taste like limes. they tried to grow them after a

debt and what exactly divided society that phone the whatever the government tried to do both at nestle maybe. it might be making things worse. by saying this is not how come you listen work this is our capitalism goes hopelessly designer strictly wrong. what do you what's your current take on the administration right now just to follow they're having a tough situation with what they inherited from obama but i think the big problem for trump is that as soon as he won he pretended everything was great i liked him better as a candidate when everything was rigged when the data was phony vista to sticks are real the unemployment rate is much higher don't believe in g.d.p. the stock market's a big fat ugly bubble that's a trump i voted for the trump i got everything is great it's a bull market the economy is great it's all because of me. the danger element is that. they're not the people running the drugs at all carville and. they're not going to give up if that's where the danger for ranchers is is you know we have to be smart we're not. the majority the ranchers are going out catching drug

they're all in debt and what exactly devoid society from the part of the government try to do both at nestle maybe. it might be making things worse. by saying this is not how capitalism works this is all capitalism goes hopelessly disastrously wrong it was you know what was it i might be going to want to. get. there so i don't hide away or. because. we start as you know going to answer any of those in person but the pressure on us i don't think has been. showing us as you know part of us you're not. you know just i mean my most wanted i'm already but it was just going to go eat i mean we're going to. give it up as well i must say i mean really feels i just don't get off on getting the rest but those were the oath they speeded to sign the. one of the. just this where this part of. my family fussy credible my just but that's already yes equestrian in the thought of getting up there calling you seem to mean to carry out my thought aloud . been in our family one hundred eighteen years. my great grandparents came in one thousand nine hundred six. it's not as bad as it used to be but there's still

. >> coming up on fox5 news morning, nestle facing a lawsuit concerning the source of poland spring waternt trump's mar-a-lago club is moving more business. >> heading to break at the morning. wild, wild thoughts about this eclipse. what's it going to be like? what's going to happen? we've got you covered. stay tuned to us. fox5 back after this. >> ♪ tim and charlie, 4th graders. 3rd graders today, they don't know how easy they've got it. their new gogurt tubes are easy open. those things used to be impossible. and p.e. consist of sitting around on mats. hippies. what are they gonna work on tomorrow? blinking? new ez open gogurt. kids never had it so easy. >> 5:23. labor groups putting pressure on president trump to deliver more jobs and trade. today the coalition good jobs nation is organizing rallies throughout the midwest to demand the president does more to spark the american workforce. they say he's not keeping his promise to working class people. mr. trump assured americans that if he were present jobs would not leave the country. the good jobs nation tour wi

. >>> and up next, why nestle springs water is being called a colossal fraud. >> and a few closures arounday area you need to know about, including one in the far east bay. details on that will we come back. >> a pretty good fog bank out there. we had sunshine for most of the day after the fog retreated. i think we will see similar on this friday forecast. >>> taking a peek at stocks early in the session, the dow lost 42 points. taking a peek at the nasdaq and s&p 500, those indexes also seeing small losses. >>> comcast is expandingies the program of inexpensive high speed services for low income residents. they can receive high speed internet for $9.95 a month and have the option of buying a computer for under $150. comcast says it part of the company's effort to close the digital divide for americans that can't afford a computer. >>> got $2? you could be a business area. you have another chance to -- bazillion area. you have a chance to win $510 million, a half a billion dollars. this is one of the largest lottery jackpots ever. the odds of winning not so great. 1 in 293 million. the nex

nearly a dozen people filed a class action lawsuit against nestle saying their bottled spring water isthey labeled ground water as spring water. a necessarily spokesperson says the water meets all federal regulations. in 2003 they were sued because the advertising suggested the water in poland spring came deep from the source of woods in maine where, in fact, the source was located near a parking lot. >>> now to the open carry law for large machetes, swords and knives. >> there will be a big stir for a while, then it will die down. >> the law goes into affect september 1st. montana and oklahoma have passed similar laws lifting bans on knives. >>> a marine that recently transferred to santa rosa with his family was ripped off moments after they pulled up to their new apartment. the trouble happened last month when the sergeant transferred from camp pendleton in southern california to serve as a marine recruiter in sonoma county. he could not unload his u-haul until the next morning so he parked it on 3rd street overnight, but the next morning it was gone. police found the truck but almo

she was baking cookies for her guests when she decided to alter the recipe, using small pieces of nestle chocolate bar. very interesting. that video looks good. now, i am hungry. doug: thank you, ruth. our weather today hot and humid. showers and thunderstorms possible this afternoon, coming likely tonight ahead of a cold front. we will drop into the 70's tomorrow. a few clouds, breezy, less humid. a quick peek shows once we get through the weekend, it looks like it is going to stay very pleasant. the low average temperatures all of next week. happy friday. see you monda >> hey, everybody. it's whiz kids week. today, we're playing our game with some very bright kids who have spent their young lives working hard in school. and now, they're hoping all that hard work pays off literally, because they're here to play "who wants to be a millionaire." [cheers and applause] [dramatic music] ♪ hey, everybody. it's whiz kids week on "who wants to be a millionaire." [cheers and applause] today's whiz kid is so good at retaining information, by the time she was two years old, she could recognize tch

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. >> reporter: it's nestled south of the great mall. >> i think it's one of the most attractive bart station ons the system. >> reporter: the parking structure leads passengers into the concourse where they can purchase tickets. you can see signage is already up and once opened trains will run every seven and a half minutes. >> it will be much more convenient to oakland. >> reporter: a lot more testing needs to be done. fwl there's no other station like this. there's no other traffic circuits that are con ffigured this way. >> reporter: the station is slated to open. a lot of new construction is cropped up near it. it's one of the major transit hubs in the south bay. >> i'm very much looking forward to it so i can travel for work.. >> reporter: it's a long time coming but the bart extension is on schedule and under budget. >>> a new audit shows the san francisco 49ers management company owes the city of santa clara less money than originalliest mated for city staff time spent on events. mayor lisa gilmore says the probe doesn't paint the full picture. the team owes more than 700,000

poland springs parent company nestle says they meet all the qualifications. >>> in tonight's preseasonagainst seattle he'll wear custom shoes that are white with a thick brown strike, starbucks logo and laces. know connection with commercials. he just loves the company. this is reportedly as the nfl relaxes strict footwear guidelines during warmup as long as the views aren't political or offensive. >> i'm sure starbucks is grateful for that advertising. how much do you have to pay for a football game. >> i'm sure they're really happy. they'll probably be tweeting about that. >> roxana saberi at the new york stock exchange. thanks so much. >>> a new kind of therapy that allows those confined wheelchairs tap dance with their hands. without any harsh chemical residue. lysol. what it takes to protect. are you taking the tissue test? yep, and my teeth are yellow. time for whitestrips. crest whitestrips whiten... ...25x better than a leading whitening toothpaste. nice smile! thanks! i crushed the tissue test. crest. healthy, beautiful smiles for life. how are your teeth whiter than mine? you

nestled among the high-end resorts and championship golf courses is a community of people without medical insurance. >> how you doing? >> reporter: the clinic for low-income patients was the brain child of dr. jack mcconnell who moved here to play golf more than 20 years ago. but he found retirement boring so he recruited his fellow golf buddies who also happen to be doctors to help him at the clinic. today there are 222 volunteer physicians and nurses. >> just want to feel your neck, make sure it feels okay in there. >> reporter: they work here as much or as little as they want. the free clinic financed by private foundations has been so successful that there are now 88 across the country. hundreds of thousands of patients have walked through their doors. this woman comes to the clinic every three months after she was diagnosed with congestive heart failure. >> they actually saved my life. >> reporter: many of the patients would not have any health care without these retired doctors. how long have you been coming here? >> maybe like six or seven years. >> reporter: there will always be a

cellphone video shows him climbing the city's nestle tower yesterday without protection or gear. >> wearing just tennis shoes, a black tee shirt and a hat. he made it all the way to the top. the climber is from russia and was taken to the national institute for migration where authorities will decide what to do with him. now keep him away from tall plans. >> good plan. >> we have a lot of sports to talk about. >> brandon bell escorted out of tonight's game against the d-backs. we will explain why. steph curry was escorted out of the ellie mae f. >>> "abc 7 sports" brought to you by river rock casino. >>> well, we all know steph curry's a phenomenal athlete especially on the basketball court. his other passion is golf. today he discovered he's not ready for the web.com tour, missing the cut at the ellie mae classic in hayward. he started the day 4 over par and bogeyed four of the first nine holes for a 39 on the front nine. he ended the day with another 74. he had two birdies, six bogeys, and missed the cut. he finished 148th of the 156-man field. his driver was all over the course. he got s

the whatever the government tried to do it wasn't nestle making things better it might be making things worse i didn't think the free market would produce them so much as the could make everybody better off the argument was that if you did. we could read up on employment to be more investment to be more. that because trickle dollars made i hate four hundred kassam times what it was out big rewards people like me are not gonna work fifteen to twenty hours a day in order to get rich. graduate school my doctoral years i was told psychologists science is ten years into practicing on average we're making one hundred thousand dollars a year and i was like that sounds awful. now it's like kind of like my sense used to be like the top one percent. the top one percent in terms of the world it's maybe in just psychology world. i choose this i choose to drive i could take a train wreck plane to the city i just feel like that's one extra time that i get sick being in an enclosed area with a strange you know that in the public like i don't i can't afford to be sick at this point in my career if it c

. >> nestled in the pocono mountains, frank churns out more otherworldly scenes.uence keeps creeping across american culture. tv series like "battlestar galactica" commission his work for their advertisements. and in 1983, his art hits the big screen in the animated adventure film "fire and ice." then, in 1986, the army iii corps, nicknamed the phantom warriors, adopt his "death dealer" character as their symbol. they even erect a bronze statue outside their fort hood headquarters in texas. with an inventory of about 170 oil paintings on hand, ellie frazetta opens a frazetta museum in 2000 on the grounds of the family estate in the poconos. >> you would get people with phd's, and you would get bikers, and everything in between, and they just had an absolute reverence for seeing these originals. >> but frank's professional career comes to an end when, in his late 60s, he suffers a series of debilitating strokes. >> it was horrible. i lost part of him. he was never the same -- you know, not being able to get the right words out and speak, and it would frustrate him.

their products moral i do i don't think feeding sugar to you know americans in the quantities of nestle overall they are dependent on their products that are maybe not good for and. are not good for your health. no no you want to do you think j.p. morgan the banking firm is a good moral compass for america i don't really trust any banking institutions don't think that a corporation should be morally reprehensible what about wal-mart do you think they're a good moral compass for america probably too big too big of a monopoly but when you hear people's experience it will not usually inside it doesn't seem so they employ a lot of people minimum wage laws are what they are perhaps it isn't just a burning passion for social justice in the wall street suites but rather that they discovered that social justice is a great marketing strategy caleb oppen artsy new york. now over to charlottesville virginia where a controversial monument of a confederate general has been covered in a black shrouds that was carried out a spot as a mourning for a woman killed in a recent protest over that particular

people and to fort davis, a little town with 1000 inhabitants nestled near the mcdonald observatory. the clinic is in a stone building at one end of the town and we walked through the waiting room. after we said hi to everyone they sent me off to see my first patient. two. talk him down for me rachel. he is a rancher in his 60s with a strong arm. i think i tore myself he said, picking up a hay bale. his wife nodded. yes he did she said, down there. i understand, i said. on my surgery rotation i had helped prepare lots of hernias and i learned how too do a good hernia exam. he told me the whole story how he picked up the hapeville and the pain didn't go away. go ahead and put your genes down and i'll check you for hernia. he shrugged his shoulders and said all right and unbuckled his belt. sure enough, when i press my finger up against the opening of his renal canal and had him cough, yep i said that's a hernia. well heck he said, looking down at his genitals. yep i repeated and i stood up and took my gloves off. well heck she had said, pointing at his genitals, it's broken. yes, ma'a

open we care about anything i go here and let me in your case somebody i know in our daily lives nestles with our medicare does a tank ask for the community input about what statues we want what names we want for a set and all the work i did where it was a lavish out of these allegations are as lionel of the younger generation obama are let me say something here these people that are writing down in charlottesville are such a fringe percentage of the population is so small we have such strong community and civil society. yes there would be a great amount of support and says donald trump has been offered is the southern poverty law center keeps track of those very specifically and the number of hate crimes has absolutely soared we see it is rarely seen worst of all was all a struggle recently in. the apple s minnesota and the president saying nothing about the bonding of a mosque you know it and i know it this made free media are here to do one thing you know one thing only to get rid of this president well two days after those bloody clashes in the state of virginia donald trump to overw

all in debt and what exactly devoid society from the whatever the government tried to do both at nestle maybe. it might be making things worse. by saying this is not listen work this is our carbon.

is an open we care about out if i go here and let me interview somebody i know there's a lot of nestle's with our medicare doesn't ask for the community input about what statues we want what names we want for our set and all the work i did where it was a lavish out of the as lionel all the. more two days after bloody clashes in the state of virginia donald trump has banked a overwhelming pressure and made a second statement announcing racism and i see has been under five for failing to single out the road of white supremacists in saturday's brawl culminates in a car being driven into a crowd of counter protesters killing one woman. we condemn in the strongest possible terms this egregious display of hatred bigotry and violence on many shots on many so. racism is evil and those who cause violence in its name are criminals and thugs including the k.k.k. leo nazis white supremacists and other hate groups that are repugnant to everything we hold dear as americans but much of the media still criticize the president his delayed response leading him to tweak the fake news media will never be sa

in debt and what exactly devoid society did from the whatever the government tried to do both at nestle maybe. it might be making things worse. by saying this is not work this is goes hopelessly disastrously wrong. modellers ario filling in for lindsay france you're watching broadcasting around the world from right here in washington d.c. coming up under fire the company is constantly think all the vehicles after one catches fire with a driver inside and job jubilation we look at how july's jobs report beat expectations and what that means for the economy in terms of policies moving forward later guy high rents are kicking more people out on the streets how other international cities compare with the u.s. homelessness problem that. starts right now. super is again catching heat this time for knowingly renting out defective cars to its drivers in singapore the ride sharing company was slow to pull the recalled cars off the road until one of them caught fire with a new driver inside luckily the driver was not hurt but it in a statement we could have done more when learning of the recall t

i should note we're in a protected area here nestled up against a hotel. my colleague dylan dreyer did point out to me that the waves are actually beginning to go out, so we're getting a bit of a calm. the rain has been steady. but over the last hour and a half, we haven't seen in this location any of the heavy stuff. we know that is promised as the storm continues. alex, we'll send it back to you in new york. >> it was very chilling when you talked in your piece about officials who were riding this out to write their social security numbers on their arm so their bodies could be identified. is there any sense how many people have stayed in that area? will officials begin now at daylight going door to door and seeing who is still around? >> reporter: i haven't heard of feshl counts. driving around, i didn't see police on the streets. naturally, these are things they hold until it is safe to start getting out. i didn't see people on the streets. there is no power, so everything was in the dark. i think i saw one guy actually go by on a bicycle. but that warn

a nestle spokesperson says the company simply wants "to extend the whip range".nly whipping up debate. the ftse is up a bed today. —— up a bit today. shares in admiral sank as much as 5.5% earlier today after the insurer said the rising cost of personal injury claims hit profits. shares in construction firm balfour beatty have jumped 6% after a strong set of results implied its turnaround was on track. that‘s all the business news. after months of speculation, daniel craig has finally confirmed he will return as james bond in the next film which is due in 2019. he told an american television show that this appearance would be his last as 007. it‘s been a closely guided secret as to whether he would return as the m16 agent. will you return as james will you return asjames bond? yes. thanks so much, daniel craig everybody. let‘s get more reaction with james chapman a film historian and author of licence to thrill: a cultural history of james bond films. hejoins us from milton keynes via webcam. good afternoon to you. at the end of the last bond film, daniel craig s

. >> reporter: nestled among the buildings and signs, the neighborhood nods, farms now feeds an entire community. it was not always this way. >> the land was so full of soot and oil and dirt. >> reporter: he was born and raised on this city block. >> people would dump themes back here >> he spearheaded the movement to till the land. his idea for a green space on the site of this abandoned auto garage given sunlight rain and a chance to take root by know well warford's urban tree connection >> we produce over 10,000 pounds of food annually. it's all grown sustainablely. >> reporter: this area is a food desert >> there used to be a lot of food markets closer but closed over time. >> reporter: they've created an oasis >> waiting to be pollen 98ed >> families come here to get their food, water mellon and egg plant kale and tomatos, children learn to plant and grow. she hopes what they see >> a farmer that looks like you. >> reporter: will place a seed in their own imagination, the farmer's market is open every saturday 10:00 to 2:00 in the afternoon. so the next time you're thinking about