octavius a nestle comes to you at. thirty seven year old patricia is one of eight thousand nestle vendors. querulous and that i was desperate so i approached and then she said it wasn't a problem that i could work three times a week or every day whatever suited me i was unemployed sell i called me. in brazil door to door vendors have long been a fixture of rural areas or remote urban neighborhoods where it's hard to reach supermarkets on fort. nestle's best selling items on dairy products like ya get some desserts most with a high sugar content local distributors deliver the goods there the link between the company and vendors like patricia. telecom she goes out every day she's a very good salesman and works really hard i take my hat off she's not lazy she's always out rain or shine. petrie's he has no choice but to work all the time the business risk is all hers nestlé is guaranteed it's profit but we see if self-employed and each month has to buy a specific amount. of stock from the middle man regardless of whether s

we ask the mayor why nestle seems to be able to act unchecked here. we can simply say stop stop the water extraction. ultimately it's about jobs twenty thousand jobs which would be directly and indirectly affected. that's no excuse for. the determined lawyer has drawn up an assessments for the public environment authority says there regarding the reduction of groundwater in the ten years is there i think we had them with the first to sound the alarm on that. point is that water is a basic right. and also belongs to everyone who and everyone should bear in mind that the people have a right to war and the amount and quality they need if you don't. then why is she a hopes political leaders will take this legal opinion to nestle until then he'll need to keep making those water runs to the neighboring village. if you live in rural lax via your love noticed how lonesome it is gets the nation is disappearing us an alarming rate tens of thousands of young latvians us seeking the fortunes abroad which is why latvia has one of the fastest aging societies and eu

we asked the mayor why nestle seems to be able to act unchecked here. we can simply say stop stop the water extraction. ultimately it's about jobs twenty thousand jobs which would be directly and indirectly affected. that's no excuse for. the determined lawyer has drawn up an assessments for the public environment authority says if regarding the reduction of groundwater in the ten to use is there a i think we had says now with the first to sound the alarm there is no point is that water is a basic right. and i'm also belongs to everyone and everyone should bear in mind that the people have a right to water and the amount and quality they need not. been wise she hopes political leaders will take this legal opinion to nestle until then he'll need to keep making those water runs to the neighboring village. if you live in rural latvia you'll have noticed how lonesome it is getting the nation is disappearing at an alarming rate tens of thousands of young latvians us taking their fortunes abroad which is why latvia has one of the fastest aging societies and e

importance of nestlÉ health science.y line is it is exploring strategic options in its health unit. nestlÉ saying the future growth of the skin health line increasingly outside. these are basically headlines coming through from nestlÉ. to give you some context, it had sales up 2.7 billion swiss francs in 2017. nestlÉ saying the reviews to be completed by mid-2019. so nestlÉ to explore strategic options for the skin health unit. leslie humphrey in dubai. planazon is considering a to open as many as 3000 new amazon stores in the next few years according to bloomberg sources. it would threaten convenience chains likes 7-eleven an independent pizzerias and talk of trucks. and amazon spokesman declined to comment. tok ma has said he promised create one million jobs in america but it's impossible to fulfill because of the u.s.-china trade war. the remarks were made in an interview on the new service saying the pledge made with president donald trump is no longer feasible doesn't the unstable trade situation. 2017d donald trump

munyer claims is unilever, nestle, ikea.suppliers. —— among your clients is unilever, nestle, ikea. how are they preparing for the difficult to predict scenario called brexit? it has been very busy for us because there is a lot of uncertainty, and where there is uncertainty you have to play out different scenarios. we help our customers take their data, their network, and create a digital twin. their physical network, create a digital twin. then they played a different scenarios, but the reality is in the absence of clear policy direction, so it could be to do with brexit, the debate between china and the us, mexico and nafta, there is a turn of uncertainty and sometimes these duties and tariffs can account from anywhere between 10% and a0%. companies are waiting and watching, playing a different scenarios, but they are waiting for making any big capital investment decisions. as a result of that, inventory is a creeping up, which is not very good for the economy. really nice to see you, razat, thank you for explaining about.

nestle, a strong investor appetite for their offerings. this is "bloomberg real yield." ♪ ♪ jonathan: this is "bloomberg real yield." i am jonathan ferro. i want to head to the auction block. we start with treasuries. $40 billion sold this week at 2.02%. the highest rate for an auction of one month securities since february 2018. all of the u.s. bills have been auctioned this year at rates about 2%. nestle sold $8 billion worth of funds for a partnership with starbucks. the biggest headliner of the week was rifinitive. investors devouring debt sold for blackstone's buyout, completing the largest leveraged buyout of 2018, $18.8 billion portion of the offering exceeding $10 billion. joining me, jeffrey rosenberg, krishna memani and noelle corum. noelle, leverage loans have exploded this year. the demand is absolutely massive. where do you stand on the big debate in fixed income right now? noelle: we continue to like leveraged loans. we don't think demand is going anywhere. a lot of those flows are coming from the institutional side. those fl

anna: let's pick up on nestle. what is the detail?the maker of kit cat this cafe is trying to focus in on the food business and get rid , maybe raceactions some capital. the chief executive officer mark schneider is putting the skincare business which has almost $2 billion of annual sales on the black -- on the block here. the skin health future opportunities lie outside the group's strategic scope, that is a quote from the company's statement. it has been buying and selling businesses and has been under pressure from activist investors including stan loved to finish -- focus to get away from the conglomerate thing and focus on the food is this. this may be a step that investors appreciate. and a: we will focus on that and who could be a buyer, we wonder. tonk you for bringing those us. we are keeping an eye on rocket internet in germany week as they happen talking about a buyback and so that could be a stock we need to watch at the start of trade and diageo reported havers in london and they given an amount for the fx volatility in e

nestle you have all the logos i mean that is just a few all of those companies have women at the helm of their operations here in germany so obviously qualification is not the issue you know looking at those companies i say those are those with the most innovative capacities so if you look for more than one woman on on an executive board you'll find the innovative companies look at us a.p. for example so it's i think women are not the reason but they are the indicator for innovation so and those companies know that excellence comes from a diverse team and they are ahead i say culturally so it's a question of culture ok. there is still companies who they never fail to make excuses a lack of qualification we can pretty much rule out here life balance especially when it comes to child care which is still mainly a woman's job of course and here we again have something interested in that all brides report that clears up with that myth germany for one or has fourteen months of paid parental leave that is something that working parents in the united states can only dream off that doesn't exi

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. >>> and nestle is selling its gerber business for 1$1.5 billion.s firm is trying to sell underperforming businesses and launch new products to combat lower sales. the deal will allow nestle to focus on its core food and beverage business. >>> and 21st century fox extended its 14 pounds per share offer for sky until the 6th of october. this is the latest twist in the bidding war for the british broadcaster. last week comcast also extended its deadline to acquire sky until the same day if neither of the u.s. media giants drop out the companies will head into a blind action overseen by uk regulators, not a very common occurrence >>> formula one has announced that the sport will have ties to gambling sites this is pretty new, isn't it >> this is the latest move from liberty media and the latest move to engage with a younger audience, shall we say very much familiar to other sports, betting in play with football, with rugby, with tennis, all sorts of sports have in-play action but not necessarily formula one. its something that bernie eccelson said woul

a nestle spokesperson said we do not comment on market rumors i didn't watch football last night, i wasne, but the more things change the more they stay the same in the champions league as a lionel messi has the trick helped his team. adam will be up next when bob barnett made the first commercial wireless phone call in 1983. yes, this is bob barnett in chicago. (john) we were both working on that first network that would eventually become verizon's. back then, the idea of a nationwide wireless network was completely unreasonable. but think about how important that first call was to our lives. it opened the door to the billions of mobile calls that we've all made in the last 34 years. sometimes being first means being unreasonable. i'm proud i was part of that first call, and i'm proud that i'm here now as we build america's first and only 5g ultra wideband network with unprecedented wireless capacity that will not only allow for phones to be connected, but almost everything-- transforming how we all live, once again. (bob barnett) as you know, this call today is the first call that we'

to sellk, nestlÉ agreed its life insurance unit for $1.6 billion.inese food and delivery service rose and its first day of trading, raising $4.2 billion in its ipo. it turned to a public offering to fund its costly battle for market share. it is up against alibaba in food delivery and didi for ridesharing. alix: thank you so much. china's next way to fight a trade war or raise tariffs on u.s. imports and cut them for everybody else. people familiar with the matter says the country plans to lower cost for consumers in a deepening trade spat with the u.s. joining us now are our guests. let's start with you. your take on that. they could not keep on taxing exports and imports. >> it is brilliant. china is playing chess while the u.s. is playing checkers. the u.s. was relying on the idea that it could have trading partners that would also come to of a spate in terms with china, and now china is starting to separate them out by rewarding them for not being aggressive with china in terms of trade. david: what is likely the reaction come it just the u.s.,

. >> the original rescue ranch run by the animal place organization covered 60 acres nestled into cattle ranches in rural vacaville inaccessible to the public. in the past, thousands of chickens rescued from inhumane conditions on egg farms across the state would be brought here. thousands at a time. >> you open these crates and they just come flooding out and immediately start bathing and spreading their wings and just being chickens. >> unfortunately, their success was their downfall. zoning regulations forbid more than 100 animals at a time out here. the remaining animals were sent to a larger location near grass valley. but they still want a second facility to carry out their mission. >> socialize them, rehabilitate them and adopt them to loving homes. >> they're looking for a new location closer to the bay area. one is close to petaluma allowing them to care for more animals and allow them to have visitors. >> we depend on the public support. we need the support of our community more than ever. >> in vacaville, eric thomas, abc 7 news. >>> diners at california restaurants will soon

the front fog lights are nestled in a robust protective plastic cladding this rift is four point four metres long a bigger version four point seventy five metres in length has been announced and is coming soon it will have space enough for a third row seat. for. the interior looks inviting in spite of the copious use of plastic. there's almost no finds proof shows interiors appealing in general and points out the small steering wheel and feels good in his hands at the space to see the instruments is a bit narrow he sees the two possible solutions either make the instrument cluster small probably digital or set it higher as joe has done it he sees that as the better solution because it's closer to the road so if you want to check your speed you don't have to take your eyes too far off the road and on the and even stays within your peripheral vision you know in but i still. speak to. the infotainment system with its eight inch touchscreen runs four hundred euros extra. for many places to stow and keep things are an especially gratifying feature there's easily enough room to hide away at

home or to be secure, so i have always supported the creation of israel, but when i went to the two nestledked and to address the two, i was proud to tell them we supported a two slate solution, we supported jerusalem to be the capital of both religions, we supported settlements being withdrawn and even yesterday as un envoy for global education, i have spoken out against what happened, the 500 palestinian children in need of education for whom president trump has withdrawn, after 70 yea rs of whom president trump has withdrawn, after 70 years of american support, the finances. 0k, the finances. ok, so we will leave the former labour prime minister gordon brown who was at that conference in north—west london talking about anti—semitism and saying the party should adopt the international definition of anti—semitism and take a tougher line on it, that is gordon brown's thoughts and joining us now from that conference is that labour mp wes streeting. thank you for talking to us. gordon brown saying that international definition of anti—semitism must be adopted, the pa rty‘s anti—semitism must

. >> nestle crunch. >> ooh kpf!he drum stick. >> i'll take the crunch. >> one of each. >> if it makes it back to the studio. >> we'll we have kari hall beh. have to text her too. >> kari. kari will think of us and bring it back. double order. >> see you later. he temperature. >> no we're good. in the low to mid-60s. >> perfect. >> yeah, not bad. good enough raj can get it in the passenger seat and get it safely back to the studios as we head through this evening. let's look at the microclimate forecast. we have a nice friday night shaping up for you. then eventually still holding the chance of showers, a live look right now at mount diablo. clear blue skies and the big headline in weather of course is the dramatic drop down to 72 degrees today. you'll need a light jacket if you are headed anywhere with 60s coming our way as early as 7:00 and 8:00. let's look at the storm system helping to u for us. it's so slow moving here in the pacific. it's the core of the storm system right here that once that moves near the bay

of also says first that nestles a little we wanted to build bridges with our art and take it to different audiences to countries and cultures that also inspire our work. for the year or so in that respect alive today isn't all that different than it was twenty five years ago. isn't the only one gets. us us. was it's our. sophie and zillah emitter once hosted meetings of left wing revolutionaries later it was used by the nazis then it was a fear workshop with its dilapidated charm and checkered history it was the perfect setting for such about this breakthrough production. an offbeat provocative production part of a trilogy on the absurdities of domestic life the company research for months in communist era housing complexes. initially zuch of arts danced along with her ensemble but she was always striving for new forms of expression and cooperation with other artists for her dance alone was never enough. ask mine that i. tense up i began downs lessons with one teacher i started taking classes from the age of five and the teacher i was with the age of twelve had studied under mary whitman

aerial dance greek aerial acrobat country nestled out to performs her choreographed pieces at dizzying heights and with spectacular backdrops. that's is a wonderful way of expressing your emotions so modern arial dance a like also muir free you dance in the air it's magic she records the magic in elaborate video clips and posts them on her website greece has sold its devoted to promoting the beauty and history of greece and for that she has suspended her sixteen meter long silk in places like the corinth can now. the cliffs of matteo rock. and the island of santorini the idea of staging her aerial tricks outdoors came to her by chance. while i was on vacation with a sailing boat i decided that it would be nice to try to do some aerial silks some aerial dance from a sailing boat so that was the first thing the first thing i tried something goes with my silks. to studied modern dance now she combines it with acrobatics. in twenty thirteen her dance school beyond aerial opened at the olympic aquatic center in athens while swimmers plough through the water below she gives lessons beneath t

off because of course it is security to nestle's you need to know some all best person result to me there was see forces out there on their feet for years afaik a new clear out this is false of also ordered peace also. but the winds afraid i'm blowing across africa and france was to lose all its colonies. the independence of algeria west particularly painful in part because of its strategic oil reserves after eight years of bloody fighting the french were forced to withdraw. to both of you because of poles the sieve of your days you have a widespread poor without fault for their gordie afraid to do because you're a guy who is a bit taller fix it saw you know how to do you know the border. but the euphoria of independence was short lived and masks i knew reality france retains troops bases and political influence over its former colonies the policy. was. that their bosses they're mostly good for you a good image. by pistol. shot of falls and also most of them have all this all kicked out a bottom already depressed song soul applause security service that bus i could fill i stepped it up bo

that will gradually drift south and east across the borders, nestling close to know the name and, north—westwn tomorrow morning. it will bring a contrast across the country, a north— south divide for the second half of the weekend. it will be a bit warmer in the south—east for the next couple of days with showery outbreaks of rain further north and west. hello, this is bbc news. the headlines: tropical storm florence continues to batter the us east coast with high winds and rain as weather forecasters warn of life—threatening flash floods. five people are known to have died, among them a mother and baby. hundreds of thousands of homes are without power. on the other side of the world, the strongest typhoon so far this year has been battering the northern phillipines with violent winds and 20 foot storm surges. two people have died. an overhaul of divorce law — ministers set out plans for no fault—divorce, removing the need to allege blame the liberal democrat conference begins this morning in brighton. the party is expected to vote through changes to allow supporters as well as members to vo

coffee farmer they have few to no options now there are growing calls for leading companies including nestléand starbucks to commit to buying coffee at more than the cost of production this week starbucks said it's committing up to twenty million dollars to provide emergency relief to the smallholder farmers at the bottom of its supply chain. joining me now from london is just a saturday josie is the executive director of the international coffee organization good to have you with us so first of all explain to us if coffee production is expected to increase going forward is that going to push prices down further eliminate eventually a lot of farmers and then the price comes to some kind of profitable equilibrium. that that. is the worst case scenario i think coffee is a cyclical commodity it's a perennial crop it's a tree crop or so. adjustments to changes in supply and demand take time but what we need is much greater support from the industry jury in this difficult period and this is in the self-interest of the industry they need. coffee supplies going forward in the long term the future f

that will gradually drift its way south and east across the borders, nestling close to northern englandcontrast across the country, a north—south divide for the second half of the weekend. it looks like it will be added warmer in the south—east for the next few days with showery outbreaks of rain for the north. this is bbc news, i'm lukwesa burak. the headlines at 2pm: in the us, tropical storm florence is causing catastrophic flooding on the east coast — five are reported dead so far, as forecasters warn that storm surges remain a dangerous threat. once we get to that nine foot range, this is an absolute life threatening scenario. the strongest typhoon so far this year has been battering the northern phillipines — with violent winds and 20 foot storm surges. thousands have been evacuated. there will be need for water and hygiene kits and kitchen essentials to make their lives more tolerable in the evacuation centre. also coming up this hour... an overhaul of divorce law. ministers set out plans for no fault—divorce, removing the need to allege blame.

that will gradually move south and east across the borders, nestling close to northern england and northally, for the second half of the weekend. looks like it'll be a bit warmer in the south—east for the next couple of days, with showery outbreaks of rain further north and west. and southampton versus brighton & hove albion! good afternoon. the united states‘ national hurricane centre has warned of catastrophic flooding as tropical storm florence moves through both north and south carolina. forecasters are warning that the storm's slow progress could leave much of the region under water. at least five people have died, including a woman and her baby

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that will gradually drift across the borders, nestling close to northern england, north wales by dawncountry, a north—south divide really for the second half of the weekend. it looks as if it will be a little warmer in the south—east for the next couple of days. showery outbreaks of rain further north and west. the headlines and bbc news. the strongest typhoon so far this year has been battering the philippines with violent winds. in the us, tropical storm florence causes catastrophic flooding on the east coast. five have reported dead as forecasters warned that storm surges remain a dangerous threat. an overhaul of divorce law. ministers set out plans for a no—fault divorce, removing the need to allege blame. the church of england is discussing whether to buy payday lender wonga, which went into administration last month. sport now, and for a full round—up from the bbc sport centre, here is mike. news of britain's new world champion in triathlon. vicky hall came second in this race in australia, but that was enough to claim the title. holland has to beat her american rival to become

being blamed for the drop and come now coffee produces according on big companies like starbucks and nestléto subsidize. the travel to columbia's remote region of. leave your morale is coffee plants are a slash and loaded with over yet for the first time he's considering leaving them on the tree. with the situation as it is right now we can't continue producing we are running out of fertilizers we can't pare debts or pay the workers we've reached our limit. the price buyers pay for a leave us pressures arabica beans has fallen to less than one us dollar a pound that's less than what it costs to grow the coffee in colombia's mountainous labor intensive coffee region you've got going to. i've seen people crying over what they're being paid for a bag of harder and beans people just crying out of desperation current prices mean that farmers make less than one cent of the u.s. dollar for each cup of coffee sold across the world farmers here in colombia are wondering for just how long they'll be able to work at these prices there's already gave up like the owners of this field that abandoned it t

he's a boy so if go buy a new you know the big diesel guy v the bond your nouveau sit over it also nestle she'll get back to see easy do. on and then. the subordinate. and that they're a mob you do that beam if you don't have a woody scoop or your buck ah. by late may sixty eight i was already seeing another france take to the streets calling for a return to. france a sudden majority was in the sun and off the hook. many of them with him as a source is different when she from three hundred thousand to. the message was clear that the parties of. the. most of those unions he's on to union members trying to convince a woman worker to get back to work in the factory now that the strike is over you know much about laval ignores or what but no judgment the filipinos that bored out of all others even a rocket about that good night wanted to go out i just got out it took a while i would rather sit down about thanks for you all what it's all food for you i think about what the rest of. you know even though it's well it's not if you know i don't want to know not that bob i find you have possible. o

speed rail line and plans to build hundreds of thousands of homes not far from london is haul wood nestled next ancient woodland is the culmination of a decade long project to transform arab a land into a new native forest environmentalists say hundreds of ancient woodlands in britain are under threat the aspiration is to plant five thousand hectares of new york to berlin. in the last plan. anting season on your thousand haters were planted in a season for only seven hundred hectares were planted which was the lowest in a generation each year you missed the target just gets further white the u.k. government says it's committed to planting eleven million trees by the middle of twenty twenty two in greater manchester conservationists are thinking long term to secure a greener patient but the peacher emma heywood al-jazeera in northern england. now the venice film festival has followed in the footsteps of canon signed a gender parity pledge but organizers have objected claims of sexism and insists the real problem lies elsewhere not in baba reports from venice. a gesture that some say is over

alps northern parts of the balkans then coming in behind will go to say area of high pressure just nestled over the north sea well that is a blocking features that will keep the weather front set by you can see a little cloud just coming into western nolens pushing across towards cotton but twenty four celsius for london paris not too bad at old you go on into monday does make inroads but the clouds will start to thin and break so the rain band does filter out a little bit so it'll start to weaken twenty four celsius once again a little more cloud but plenty of sunshine as well south clay will continue across central park showers a slight there way down towards the balkans as well but for solemn areas if you will he continues thirty three in athens thirty three there for much rain as well a lot of warm sunshine here across northern parts of africa as per usual thirty celsius there for algiers we're getting up to thirty one inches maybe a touch warmer as we go on through monday and still hot enough in cairo with a top temperature of thirty eight degrees celsius. an instantly shifting news c

alps northern parts of the balkans then coming in behind will have a say area of high pressure just nestled over the north sea well that is a blocking features that will keep the weather front set by you can see a little cloud just coming into western nolens pushing across towards cotton but twenty four celsius for london paris not too bad at all to go on into monday does make inroads but the cloud will start to thin and break so the rain band does filter out a little bit so it'll start to weaken twenty four celsius once again a little more clout but plenty of sunshine as well south clay will continue across central park showers a slight there way down towards the balkans as well but for solemn areas if you well he continues thirty three in athens thirty three therefore much rain as well a lot of warm sunshine here across northern parts of africa as per usual thirty celsius there for algiers we're getting up to thirty one inches maybe a touch warmer as we go on through monday and still hot enough in cairo with a top temperature of thirty eight degrees celsius. this is life on the streets of