assholes if you thought starbucks was bad so was like hold my monkey child slavery is routine for nestle the company that owned so and it's gone so bad the supreme court allowed a lawsuit to proceed which was brought by 6 former slaves accusing nestle of aiding and abetting slave labor by giving ivory coast farmers financial assistance in the expectation that cocoa prices would stay low this case might change accountability for trans national corporations overseas nestle has been caught so many times with questionable labor practices that they make willy wonka in the factory look like a documentary in. the face of this george clooney said he was saddened by the alleged child labor on the farms he hasn't quit as a brand ambassador but he promised he would slightly frown while doing any future commercials with him. somehow i think in this bresso which has the money to buy george clooney and starbucks which has a yearly profit in the neighborhood of $26500000000.00 can't afford to pay adults a living wage so their children aren't forced to work it's not enough that these companies stop buyi

. >>> but first, happening now, nestle going green.he food and beverage company plans to plant a billion trees. the first phase of the reforestation project could cost as much as $45 million for planting alone. nestle makes hot chock las, cheer i don'ts cereal to maim a few. they're taking on action to reduce their carbon emanages. 4:53 right now. i'm phil mickelson. that's me long before i had psoriatic arthritis. i've always been a go-getter and kinda competitive. flash forward, then psoriatic arthritis started getting the better of me. and my doctor said my joint pain could mean permanent joint damage. and enbrel helps relieve joint pain, helps stop that joint damage, plus helps skin get clearer. ask about enbrel so you can get back to being your true self. enbrel may lower your lymphoma, other cancers,ingulo, nervous system and blood disorders and allergic reactions have occurred. tell your doctor if you've been someplace where fungal infections are common. or if you're prone to infections, have cuts or sores have had hepatitis b,

happening now, nestle is going greener.d beverage company plans to built 3 million trees over the next year and a half. nestle is striving for a carbon neutrality by 2050. they're taking on action to try to reduce carbon emissions. >>> a look at the top stories, including the latest on the cruise ship. now up next, the plan to test passengers for the coronavirus and how thousands of united workers are bracing for the impact of the virus not on their health, but the paychecks. we want you to stick around. former vice president joe biden chats with savannah guthrie about the battles that lie ahead for the campaign. we're back in two minute with his more of "today in the bay." [car engine failing to start] [clicking of ignition] uh-- wha-- woof! eeh-- woof! wuh-- [silence] [engine roars to life] [dog howls] ♪ dramatic opera music swells from radio ♪ [howling continues] >>> welcome back. it's 6:57. a look at the stories we're following. >>> we want you to know the information you need to know. a live look for you here at pier 2

a reforestation project is happening when plans to plant at least 3 million trees in mexico by nestles part of it there carbon neutrality by 2050 goal. the company is working with a local nonprofit organisation to determine which types of trees to plant and where with mexico's other states of tabasco and veracruz among the options. an danish toy retailer lego is betting big on physical stores despite following the man in the wider toy market. it plans to open 150 shops around the world in 2020 having opened the same amount last year. lego blocks of the bbc he wa nted year. lego blocks of the bbc he wanted people to get their hands on bricks and be a part of the brand. —— lego blocks. the company estimates the global toy market shrunk by 3% in 2019. returning to the coronavirus come with more people working from home to prevent the virus spreading, many companies are now using remote working technologies, which can be a big cultural change here in nature. carla is an executive added it consulting and services company which helps firms understand how to work from home. she says business

she's one of 3 grandmothers in rolled in the 2nd grade at bangor in primary school nestled in the picture rest farmlands near the city of pyong chang. but this is a school in crisis at its peak there were close to 700 students here today there are only 22. the grandmas share a classroom with just 28 year olds there simply aren't enough children here to teach what to tell you don't. walk. try. to go back i just. wanted to. good pay up payment with my. pen. today there are only 2 grannies in class the other is rico parading in hospital for more recent stroke. it's always used. to rule. 72 year old park girl we has been a student here for 2 years and has a strong connection to the school. where it hit a little girl with a twin like that of. a deal with in. the not good in the middle. of the. back and go east 10 year old granddaughter jake so he is 2 grades above in the class down the hall. the grannies important role here by boosting enrollment numbers they're saving bank room primary from being shut down critical of the case and go to the hook it was i will tell you with a thought when ther

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very quick conference calls which is great and it's not clear how long this will last spotify and nestle closed their offices for 2 weeks others told employees to stay home until further notice friday and say oh it's definitely no, but for working from home for an extended period of time it definitely does become more challenging in washington, i'm anna warning key. >>yesterday the dow had its worst day since a stock market crash of 1987 stocks clawed back a lot of those recent losses today at the end of a brutal week of selling as a spreading coronavirus heightened fears of a global recession. earlier today on kron on we heard from financial expert, george machete. >>a month 2 months behind china and that will eventually start happening here. we think really by april may. we're going to get some of this chaos under control. we're going to hopefully the virus spreading and then because of that people are going to get more confident we're going to to go out dry out to the store more and more. and they'll be excessive spending going on because right now you can if you're not going out. if

. >> shinyun nestled within the complex, the treasures here are the sliding doors painted hundreds of years ago. the problem is they're not just in need of some tlc but a full restoration. ♪ the head priesest started d thig about how toto raise the funds. a set of new doors, the first in four centuries, would create quite a buzz. he could then charge an admission fee to help bring the old ones back to their former glory. for the priest, it was time for a radical turn toward the contemporary. he asked six of japan's leading creative talents to take part. among them, hiroki, the man behind the hit genesis. and thanks to the work of a veteran manga artist, the temple's main hall was almost unrecognizable. >> translator: i was told that this is me praying for everyone's happiness. >> it's titled "paradise." across 16 sliding doors, the dead and the living occupy the same world as if it is all just one big party. >> translator: some people objected to the new art because it's manga, but one of the charming things about kyoto is how people gathered from all over japan to innovate. we must r

food is ubiquitous and cheap and even people in the favelas can afford it and multinationals like nestlécoca-cola pepsi co you know lever and are known or are making the most of these markets but the processed foods they sell to poor communities exacerbate the problems of obesity and diabetes. it's a development that countless montero has been observing for some time a professor of nutrition and public health at the university of south powell he's also a member of the w.h.o. nutrition expert advisory group. but the problem is that the broad acts what we call out of process products they are. increasingly being consumed by brazilians so then in the last 20 years the proportion of calories that come from this progress there. so then what we project is that if they don't do anything in a few years. the situation will be much worse in terms of the diet. of brazil's population of 2c1xw4xw are overweight. $14000000.00 suffer from diet related diabetes the government is now taking action . in this whole center and nutritionist arlene brandow and her team have a patient base of 30000. many of th

northern nigeria which is a place probably less travelled the most people would not nestle think of northern nigeria another area been in city again in nigeria and i think the remote who is a friend of the stream says any heritage shape has to take aim several it must include dancing and singing with our masquerades let me give you a little taste of what that looks like. well how do you decide where you're going to take the young people and what is going to be the most useful for them to learn sure so the way we work out birthright africa where essentially an umbrella organization collaborating with our education partners high schools colleges universities and community based organizations and so we are open to where ever they want to go any of the 54 countries in the african continent as long as it's the safe to travel by the state department and so it's really a desire where the communities of african descent people in the u.s. want to make that connection and so all the cities and the countries that were mentioned could be a possibility we have targets countries for sure like nigeria sout

these 2 groups of people combined so this whole thing has put a massive strain on funeral homes and nestle and in fact the crematoria are saying that they might stop accepting new bodies because they're overwhelmed. obviously this situation creates an abnormal amount bringing us to an emergency phase making us very likely to hold for a few days in order to be able to recover some space also forced to use our premises dedicated for the final farewell as you can see this farewell room has become a provisional space so just to give you another example in the town of in italy some some bodies are literally out there in the streets waiting to be waiting to be burnt in the current tory because they simply cannot it's a small town and it has been hit particularly hard. even even by italy's standards and so a lot of people are dying by their bodies cannot be all processed by the existing means also for instance in palermo in sicily soldiers patrolling the streets to ensure that people are indeed stay home and not expose themselves if the danger is so it is really bad and it seems that russia's hel

because i don't any 3 of us support violence against anyone just about the actual substance what nestle raised about a community feeling under assault a lot of danish muslims who don't wish to any harm do feel as if they were demonized in a time when the far right in denmark who you've criticized were attacking them you may have a right to publish it you have a duty to be offensive or provocative or the nice people do i mean i mean you know one of the things i learned from the cartoon crisis is that people can have very different. legitimate opinions about this the key is that you i mean there are things that offend me when i just switch on my t.v. i'm very offended. but often this is a quiet individual. thing here's you can demonize. i mean you have to start. with in isolation and incitement to violence that there's always to score so it's doing a lot superior but the fact of the matter is in fact that in german you had hitch beats laws in fact criminalizing attacks on jews and it didn't help you to support socialism guessing no mystery and hate speech laws is not something you would i

don't have to think about everybody and for short- someonene being i don't know fifteen night doesn't nestle. to have makers. are please. where but the don't give have check who's working me how can i you for to make people feel better g going bacak to idea of everyone b being a leader and intro for. does not adds new pressure on him. actuallyly i hatate that toward leaders because i really think that you can. not be a leader of the manager and be super happy at work and i think ththere's really a pole shift from my generation to the new generation a lot of young people just don't care. being a manager one day it's not the goal they are happy they want us to have f fun in their work they have to you g got a good balancee betweenheir work and their personal life but frankly my generation the target was being a manager one day. which is not the case for the young generation and what would be your your advice your priority for french companies going forward. i really think the best advdvice i could give to ay manager or an employee is being able t to say whatever. manager or your team i think t

nestle has been a world class partner and absolutely number one leader in the food industry. i can't speak to others but for our employees, we have 1,700 strong every single one of them recognizes the value we bring. we are dealing with all sorts of stuff with day care being shut down and things like that. we've seen a work force and a team coming together to say we are a part of the front line on this we are an important part of getting through this however long it lasts. and we need to buckle down we've always been a mission-driven company this is part of our mission. it is about getting healthy meals to our customers now more than ever, this so important. >> i think becky has a question for you. >> to andrew's point about amazon's warehouse being shut down because of positive test case have you had any positive tests in place if so, what would you do it seems hard to imagine it won't happen at some point >> we have not we are probably in a little better position in that we have already built in full safety protocols with a wash down every day -- >> michael, i'm going to st

because i don't any 3 of us support violence against anyone just talk about the actual substance what nestle raised about a community feeling under assault a lot of danish muslims who don't wish to any harm do feel as if they were demonized in a time when the far right in denmark who you've criticized were attacking them you may have a right to publish it you have a duty to be offensive or provocative or the nice people do yeah i mean i mean you know one of the things i learned from the cartoon crisis is that people can have very different. legitimate opinions about this the key is that you i mean there are things that offend me when i just switch on my t.v. i'm very offended. but often this is a quiet individual. thing here's you can demonize. i mean you have to start. with in isolation and incitement to violence that there's always to score so it's doing a lot superior but the fact of the matter is in fact that in germany you had hate speech laws in fact criminalizing attacks on jews and it didn't help you to support socialism guessing no hate speech laws is not something you would indulge

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all hours of the day as well as those who volunteered to offer up their services whether they be nestles doctors old or just although full most work in the health service and paying tribute to them in that letter as well but he also didn't doesn't acknowledge in the letter as many across the country will read that things will get worse before they get better this was something that was also highlighted today in today's press conference on saturday with the help of the english national health health service where he said that if the deaths of 19 in the u.k. would be kept to 20000 then the u.k. would have done very well indeed to have kept ahead of that but of course the numbers have increased dramatically just a week ago there were some 5000 cases of coronavirus in the u.k. and a week later it's 17 thousands more than that in fact but so what pressure to try and keep the numbers down really is on the government right now but it's also upon everyone else so everyone is so the government is saying that everyone now has a responsibility to stay at home to practice social distancing and to no

a child has died after a boat loaded with migrants capsized off the greek island of nestle's 47 other migrants trying to reach a greek island from turkey have been rescued thousands of refugees have been attempting to cross into europe after turkey said it would open a sporters for refugees and migrants break security forces say they have prevented $10000.00 people from entering the us despite the greek promises warnings to refugees not to enter europe illegally while europe's migration commissioner has told turkey that it shouldn't be using refugees and migrants as tools to blackmail the e.u. this comes as these images were released by the turkish coast guard they show a greek coast guard officer firing into the water near a migrant boat in the ajayan sea. let's speak to john psaropoulos in less balls for is so john the greeks under pressure no doubt just bring us up to date for us with the numbers of people who've been trying to make it into greece in recent days and the reactions i've been there's no official tally for the numbers of terms and across to dave foley but in the last 2

sound a warning signal for the scientists 'd they point to damages in the hippocampus a small region nestled in the center of the brain. it's essential for learning and the consolidation of memory. recent studies show that in humans the 2 energy rich diet also interferes with their program. they say for example that the quality of people's diets is related to the size of a cake the campus to the size of the gray and white mesh of value and they're starting to be intervention studies so for example we say that only 4 days on junk food top diet will have an impact on colpus the functions that are related to the hippocampus. margaret morris is now seeking to understand how sugary and fatty foods disrupt the brain of her rats to the point of affecting their performance. she has a hypothesis namely eating too much fast and sugar triggers an inflammatory reaction that spreads to the neurons. so in response to these foods there's a general inflammatory response all around the body this is being bogus crime in obesity but it now appears to be caught in acute response as well and what we find is that

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big companies such as nestle plan to make their own plant-based burgers.llionaire family that has agreed to sell the thesurance business ream -- french insurance business team. testing ah jp morgan, coronavirus plan for u.s. employees today. thousands are being asked work from home. bloomberg has learned about 10% of the staff and consumer banking will work remotely. -- thatabout 1000 2000 is about 1270 workers. now it's time for wall street beat. deals pulled from leverage loans. the refinancing frenzy dying down as billions were pulled in the last six trading days. and kkr at the top of pe median salary pay. joining us is bloomberg's sonali basak. can jp morgan do business from home? sonali: not everybody, for sure. you can't trade a big amounts from home. volatility is going wild. there's a lot that can go wrong. short answer is no, but let's see how people start to play into these contingency plans, and security. the traders can't trade from home, but just a couple of weeks ago, we were talking about the bulletproof windows at retail banks. like even t

the nestle company is chipping us out of our natural resources, and before we became an industrializedte, we were all about agriculture. what are you going to do to help preserve our natural resources and get back water, clean water, back as a natural human right? [cheers and applause] sen. warren: thank you for the question. water is life, and so, we need to protect our water. but here's the thing to understand. because here's how i understand that question. what i really hear when that question asked is, look what happens when government works for giant corporations instead of working for the rest of us, because this isn't about a problem with the water that occurred naturally, right? this is about a giant corporation that has come in and said i can boost profits by sucking it all up for myself and discharging my filth. and that is making poor decisions for the people. making poor decisions for the people. money talks. it is corruption. the greed may not change. our government is supposed to be on our side. think about how this works over and over and over. we have a government that

and this helps them to bring much more oxygen to the organs for incense to get to the brain to the nestles the results indicated the miners body. these had adapted to the altitude. it was then or the normal and stress tests revealed their hearts were working at a maximum capacity. the study was also intended to help people living at sea level . so learning how these people here. can manage to leave we've so few oxygen it's the way to think how to manage people patients having respiratory disease and also suffering from my navel. i'm only able to deal with such low levels of oxygen with the help of coca leaves. believes the soul is about one euro 20 without them i wouldn't be able to do anything at $5100.00 metres out and you can either prepare them as tea or even better chew them . gold digger fortunato shows me how to do it even after all these years he still feels the need to chew coca leaves as do most of the miners here. seems like a ghost town to me but eric ramos chooses to spend his university became here laboring to extract the coveted precious metal from the ground. for this he an

. >>> nestle is going greener. the food and bench company planning to plant over a billion trees.s joining microsoft, amazon and others by taking on action to reduce carbon an missions. >>> there's much more ahead on "today in the bay" this thursday morning, including continuing coverage of the coronavirus outbreak. next the unusual stip they are taken. >> what should the county do to help us in and out. they're under a lot of stress. >> a live report to save a peninsula hospital that could soon close for good. >> numbers in for the most expensive places to rent in the country. you can get how much bay area cities are on the top five. find out when we show you the complete list, coming up next. >>> the man seen in this viral video, who police say stole an elderly man's cart of repsychab repsychabrepsych ab -- recyclables will be in court next week. a second man has not been charged, but agreed to receive counseling. >>> there are now 53 confirmed cases statewide. health leaders confirming the first death tied to the virus. >> in the meantime hospitals around the state are getting

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this is where things get interesting, nestle. they are aaa, they produce food.hey were down 6% today. byn siberian gold, down 12.5%. inre was one stock, psg europe, i think in positive territory. the other thing i want to mention is what is happening with sterling. it has been battered today. the euro has been a focus, but pay attention to the sterling. on the cable rate, down 2.2%. really tough day for the british pound. we are waiting to hear from boris johnson, i'm looking at a live shot on the other side of the studio. we will hear what the prime minister has to say shortly. vonnie: norwegian will lay off about half of its staff amid flight cuts coming this as we get difficult headlines from the airline industry on the frontlines of the cutbacks and restrictions on travel. norwegian cutting 50% of its staff which looks to be about 5000. we will get back to you on specific numbers. we will have to see what kind of fiscal response will help workers like this, potentially contract workers. the airline index is down 14%, just not good news across the board for a

listen. [ music playing ] >> reporter: the base of rocky peak nestled into the top of a mountain rangewater flows from a hot spring, all lined in fir aspen trees lined atop the snow. skiers, snowboarders and people looking to relax flock to natural hot springs strawberry park, to unwind from their day, their week or their year. we have full ranging temperatures from 106 to 107 degrees down to about 103 degrees in the hot pools and depending on time of year, it's probably about 40 degrees right no now. [ music playing ] the main hot springs are seven different springs on the property, but the main spring comes out at 150 degrees and feeds the hot pool we have behind us. >> as if all this beauty isn't enough, you can get a massage here. >> the highlight of the property is certainly the coolest. but massage is an excellent opportunity. especially after a hard day of skiing or mountain biking in summer. we come up on sites every day of the year. >> many people visit during the day. some come for a nighttime dip. the only thing lighting the springs is the moon. >> at night, people have the

people are slowing down their airline flights, companies like nestly aren't -- nestle aren't travelingals with gathering, sporting events and movies. i went to the movies over the weekend and the place was almost empty. i went to see 1917. longer term, if china isn't up and running by the end of the month, we'll have shortages of barbie dolls and cell phones and so forth. a lot of this stuff can be made someplace else. a business cries i can't get my barbie dolls but the reality is the chinese don't have a lock on making monopoly board games. they can be made in other places and will be. heather: what will happen today with the markets, what do you think? >> i think it's hard to to call. i'm hoping that powell's statement stabilizes things a bit. i think the best we can hope for today is a zero outcome, that it sinks at first and then comes back. heather: yeah, let's hope. hopefully they're listening to you this morning. thank you. >> take care. heather: we'll be right back. guys, it's that time... and nothin's happenin'. well now there's score!, from force factor, to rev your libido a

food and beverages, these are the nestle of this world, the higher rated bond proxy names.verage down 1.5%, the health care sector down .5%, telecom, utilities, real estate, the defensive or bond proxy low volatility kind of stocks doing better today, between 1% and .5% off. the bottom end of the market is negative. let's take a look at what is happening. 4.2%, the travel and leisure sector, the airlines, the cruise operators, the hotel company, they are down 2.7%. down 2.7%.anks will be talking about the banks in a moment. down by 20%.ading that is the bear market. for that story on the sectors, let's show you individual names. there are gruesome ones. at one point today we were down to levels we have not seen on this stock since 1988. it has cut a load of targets the marketasically is signaling that will life will get tougher from here and probably more to come. the stock is down 37%. cineworld. -- they postponed the bond movie yesterday. there is suspicion more movies will get postponed. right now you do not want to sit next so somebody in a cinema. orld down 12.64%. and

senate said well most of the lia had to nestle having a back to me you know and i want them to see me. and then i saw november that i'm in the home but we are behind seeing a lot of that. you know. workability up you know. only how can you look at a man on park artwork that you know. how to manage not hers is a. 100 got a woman out. there when that they were. well i don't know i went up. there. man i never felt when i am going to be at the. last house sure 80 remain to decrease suspicions of the french undertaking. what they keep their word and allow the fellow got to just spend freely what they seek revenge for past encounters. join africa's largest trade and investment in the wanda gives you access to more than 1100 exhibitors and 10000 visitors and bias and more than 5000 conference delegates from more than 55 countries participate in trade in investment deals with $40000000000.00 u.s. dollars as business and government come together to explore business and networking opportunities at the international exhibit which will include a creative africa exchange by the african export impo

to have some staples in the names i own our names like nestlÉ which has its own good change going onfrom where they are right-sizing the company, you have an activist involved, new ceo. procter & gamble. those are the stable names because they are good capital allocators generating favorable free cash flow. along the way, i want to look at this opportunity and say it is going to be good for the consumer, maybe less for industrials, because capital spending may be delayed still. i want to look at the consumer stocks that are going to win. i want to look at financial stocks that are going to be the beneficiary of what people think about how we do that at home and maybe not do it themselves in the physical bank. scarlet: that is really interesting to hear your position. i specially think so, given that participation today's more muted as well. just before the closing bell we saw volume in the dodw, present and and the net-- s&p, nasdaq below the 20-date average . david, because you are so focused on the bottoms-up story come i'm sure you will be dissecting the corporate earnings when th

so what bernie sanders is trying to do is nestle up to barack obama.>> see if it works. >> it ain't gonna work. >> you will not -- my mom is from louisiana. so when you see the g-e-a-u-x. >> go biden. >> joe for show comes from my mom. listen, president obama has stayed out, he stayed out of the primaries, right? something like this, do you think he's going to react to something like this or he should? >> well, he reacted a few weeks ago. last week i guess it was when donald trump, his campaign or supporters ran a misleading ad in south carolina that suggested he was somehow, you know, taking a position against joe biden and he wasn't. i think what this reflects, though, is just how popular president obama is. he's the most popular political figure in the country. everybody wants to be associated with him. even bernie sanders, who is campaigning as the anti-establishment figure wants to be established with the ultimate establishment figure barack obama. it shows just how important african-american voters are to the electorate. people dismiss that for t