thank you attorney general nestle.ttorney general benson, and chief justice mccormick, for being here today. this was truly historic election, during the worst public health crisis we have seen in our lifetimes. michiganders everywhere made a plan, to ensure that their voices were heard in november. a record-breaking 5.5 million michiganders cast their ballots for president. united states senate. congress. and state and local races. our secretary state, jocelyn benson, and her team, work 20 47 to ensure a fair -- worked 24/7, to ensure a fair, a secure, and an accurate election. and they succeeded. [applause] likewise, our attorney general and her team, have worked tirelessly to protect the vote. [applause] and our election workers, and local clerks, stepped up, and did their part to ensure everyone's voice was heard. [applause] today, michigan's 16 electors will vote to finalize michigan's election results. and i want to thank each and every one of you for traveling here today, to perform your patriotic duty, on our b

coca-cola pepsi and nestle have been named the world's top plastic polluters for a 3rd year in a row all 3 companies have been accused of making 0 progress on reducing plastic waste coca-cola announced earlier this year it would not have been abandoned rather a plastic bottle saying they were popular with customers. a peace deal signed by our media's prime minister has prompted the opposition to call for his resignation when the armenians are angry over concessions made by a call. last month to end a 6 week war with azerbaijan over the nagorno-karabakh the agreement says armenia returning a significant part of the disputed territory to azerbaijan thousands of their ears are now starting to move back to areas that had been under a meaning control. this time we did it we won says hum that it brought him off he proudly showed the 2 armenian tanks captured in a recent battle 28 years ago he fought against yemeni and himself that is when they lost. to i mean yeah that is why he's especially happy about this victory. a little bit it's still loaded the tanks were still full of ammunition wh

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invisibly through the air and are inhaled coronaviruses can reach the mucous membranes in the throat and nestle in there this is the beginning of the infection. then come the symptoms but those aren't that unusual for most people they might feel like a normal cold business no runny nose a cough feeling sick for take. it can all be there another thing is a loss of taste. most infected people around 80 percent have mild symptoms which go away after a few days. by this point our immune system has successfully fought off the viruses just like this in a lot of cases with bacteria and viruses only in a few cases there's a serious infection occurring fixture would but corona viruses can multiply fast spreading from the for old to the lungs. and that's how they can infect lung cells until pneumonia sets in. when i missed the other wheel pneumonia occurs it means the gas exchange is disrupted where oxygen abduction takes place and so the patient needs supplementary oxygen that's by definition as a vehicle of a case that needs to be treated in hospital. the body is supplied by oxygen via the lungs enteri

for nestle a football now buyer in munich travel to liverpool is in a bid to knock their host off top spot and go into the winter break in 1st place leverkusen where the last unbeaten team left this season haven't conceded only 10 goals along the way but they were too generous this time around. had their hearts broken by a last minute where. a gracious gesture from the hosts laver couzin bosses presenting flowers to newly crowned player of the year robert levon dusky and goalkeeper of the year manuel neuer. but once the game started leverkusen turned less hospitable patrick schick opening the scoring with 14 minutes gone i the flowers a distant memory for neuer. a short corner now the memories are king pass and schick beautifully meeting the ball on the volley for the opener. then byron got another present just before half time who else but robert leaven doffs be the beneficiary across from thomas and liver couzens defense left the world's best player unmarked just scored the equaliser. and laver couzens generosity continued in the games final seconds live in dusty netting his 2nd of

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anna: what do we know about nestle?ommitting money to environmental causes saying they are going to spend $3.6 billion doing things like planting trees , really promoting agriculture. earlier in the year they committed money to fight against some of the nonrecyclable plastics industry. here they are hoping to support farmers, improve soil health, protect ecosystems, committing more money to that sustainable cause. really interesting, our intelligence team asking whether higher commodities prices is going to challenge the likes of nestle and unilever. dani burger with the stocks we are watching. coming up, we will bring you the market open. just four and a half minutes to go. we are talking a lot about stimulus stateside. does not seem to be lifting the mood here in europe. futures point modestly to the downside. the open is next. ♪ it's down to the wire, the team's been working around the clock. we've had to rethink our whole approach. we're going to give togetherness. logistically, it's been a nightmare. i'm not sure i

stuart: thank you for the news on nestle. thanks a lot, lauren. nestle.imate change to the virus pandemic. what is he saying? susan: that covid is what we get for messing with mother nature, like we brought it upon ourselves. listen to prince harry's rationale here. >> beginning of pandemic, almost as though mother nature is sentencing us to our rooms for bad behavior, to take a moment to think about what we've done. it is certainly reminded me as a husband, reminded all of us how interconnected we all are, not just as many people but through nature. susan: well he goes on to reprimand humanity for taking earth's natural resources for granted. he is a new father. he also admitted to his initial hesitation to have children, asking what is the point while climate change continues? he says when you become a father everything changes and you know is pondering climate change in his 14 million-dollar montecito, california home with his wife meghan markle. stuart: when you become a father everything does change. he got one thing right. susan: oh, steady, susan.

joining us is josh shapiro and michigan's attorney general dana nestle.ttorneys general, thank you for joining me tonight. i can't begin to imagine what you have been through in the last little while. attorney general nestle, huh violence against your secretary of state and governor. this one, they are looking at your four states to stop this thing from going through. what did it feel like tonight? >> relief. honestly, we are exhausted. this has been going on for so long. it feels like this process is never ending. most of us were hopeful that once the votes were tallied we would declare a winner and move on. unfortunately, that's not how this president operates. i would like to think that that's it and we can move on from now. i don't have that total confidence. i could never have predicted that a lawsuit like this would be filed. >> there's actually nothing about this, attorney general shapiro, that we could have predicted. the threats, the calls by the president, the ushering by the president of people to the white house to convince people in state leg

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coca-cola pepsi and nestle have been named the world's top plastic polluters for a 3rd year in a row all 3 companies have been accused of making is 0 progress on reducing plastic waste coca-cola announced earlier this year it would not abandon plastic bottles saying they were popular with customers in. the u.k. has agreed to withdraw draft clauses and breaks that legislation that would have broken international law and renae on its earlier agreement with the european union the move is being hailed as progress by both britain and ireland but on the separate matter of reaching a trade deal there is still no sign of progress. all right let's find out what the state of play is with these talks going to take you now to. brussels bureau chief alexander von naaman to find out the latest about the braes the talks alexander mind viewers please what these clauses that we just reported on were about and why the european union objected to them in the 1st place. well to understand that we need to step back a little bit last year the european union and the u.k. agreed on the terms of their divorce

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. >> reporter: nestled shining in silence in the forested limestone hills of remote southwest china,world's biggest single-dish radio telescope, more than five football fields across, is scanning beyond our skies. its chinese name, "tian yan," means "eye of heaven." 12 families were first relocated out of this natural depression. engineers laid down more than 4,000 aluminum panels over a year to detect faint, mysterious, fast radio bursts, ripples in time, and to search for extra terrestrial life. this telescope is some 26 years in the making and became fully operational last january. cbs news gained television access on a cold december weekend, only because the telescope was offline for maintenance. "we've got the highest sensitivity in the world," says wang qiming, fast's chief inspector. "see that huge steel ring? see those six towers piercing the clouds? they're spectacular and gigantic. we're all so happy." this is the apple of this cosmic eye, the 30-ton "feed cabin" hoisted by those towers nearly 500 feet up. its job, to collect data from the universe reflected from the dish.

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coca-cola pepsi and nestlé have been named the world's top plastic polluters for the 3rd year in a rowall 3 companies have been accused of making 0 progress on reducing plastic waste coca cola announced earlier this year it would not abandon plastic bottles saying they were popular with customers. bob dylan's entire catalog of songs has been bought up by universal music for an undisclosed sum to deal covers the rights to 600 songs composed composed rather of a 6 decades thing clude times are a changing knocking on heaven's door and like a rolling stone reports the deal was struck directly with to. the new york city where all public schools were shut down last month due to a rise in corona virus cases some prekindergarten and elementary schools reopened on monday night 150 schools in new york about children back into classrooms with hands sanitizing temperature checks and other measures in place with thirty's originally set a benchmark of under 3 percent positive test rates in the city in order to reopen schools that benchmark was scrapped the jew to a new greece new research showing th

nestled in the southwest corner of the state, its proximity and connections to new york city, whetherhrough roadways or e public transportation, m early surge of the coronavirus inevitable. after a spike in april and a quieter summer, cases today, like in most of the united states, have risen this winter. in all, this county of 945,000 people has had more than 51,000 infections and 1,600 deaths.as he year ends, fairfield remains, like so much of the country, locked in a loop of uncertainty. but that uncertainty, and the long recovery ahead, is intertwined with the very same inequalities that the pandemic managed to exploit, from the risproportiote fatality rate for mies to the record financial ins for the already oralthy. even bthe pandemic, fairfield was one of the most untrequal counties in the coy with financial service hubs in ritzy new york subikesions in greenwich. fairfield county, the top 1% earn me than 62 times the bottom 99%. and fairfield unty also includes bridgeport, connecticut's largest and poorest city. even before the covid pandemic, this cit which sits right on the

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make us better off and allowed us to live large but in a much cleaner and nestle poor block downs were where a certain except for the 1st time around right. now we've got in such a mass that i think this is the reason why we're getting some of the problems are people of anger votes out i don't think anyone in the world ready and enjoys looking country south we've lost control of this virus testing trace has been a complete mass a complete waste of money climate change of the center especially much the act a generation because rather recently during the you know outer islands to be churlish to mention economically the wealthy conscious of all the money drain by paying for. the reply to the code 19 money completely wasted which they could of course into environmental projects to help our well country bridger issues are with that with the junction well the rest of the world is not so much of a problem but there's a degree why we should get any personal freedoms whatsoever. as well as being one of the country's most affected by the pandemic france is also battling a resurgence an extremist

see digital not just a little mom who nestles the kids live they do it does look at that isn't a mobile though i. model manage. their virtual not. even get to. his 4th graders who would care to know. who believes in this and say. hey why are people in debt so much well you know housing is very expensive and education is very expensive and health care is very expensive because of all the money printing that's being done to help people manage their expenses come up quite a job. headlines the 17th of december worrying news about pfizer's new covert vaccine a health care worker in alaska is reportedly rushed to intensive care with an allergic reaction after getting the. germany reports its highest coded daily death toll on the same day it enters a new low with much of the rest of europe posting grim new pandemic records in the run up to christmas. head to good old russia gate's mainstream media play moscow again this time for a major how could u.s. government institutions despite you know official findings from u.s. officials themselves. news from russia vladimir putin is set to hold his ow

more than 150 centres took to the shores in queensland swapping nestle for a jet ski and making a worldevious record for most centres on jetskis which was 129. the event raised more than $10,000 for children charities which is much needed, i would imagine. we have the top is the story is coming up here next and will see you in a moment. hello there. we've started this week on a relatively quiet note. quite a lot of grey, gloomy weather around, too, although scotland didn't fare too badly with some sunshine. during the course of monday. but for the rest of this week, things are set to turn much colder and a lot more unsettled. as low pressure takes over, we'll see some rain, sleet and snow in places. now, we've got this ridge of high pressure building in early on tuesday. fairly strong winds down the east coast. a cold front which spreads southwards across the country during the overnight period allowed the skies to clear. a chilly start but bright with some very welcome sunshine across many parts of central southern, eastern parts of england, but cloud will be thickening up again, this

invisibly for the air and are inhaled coronaviruses can reach the mucous membranes in the throat and nestle in there this is the beginning of the infection. then come the symptoms but those aren't that unusual for most people they might feel like a normal cold. or runny nose a cough feel i'm sick fatigue i feel for it can all be there this kind of a thing as a loss of taste. most infected people around 80 percent will have mild symptoms which go away after a few days. by this point our immune system has successfully fought a virus that is like this in a lot of cases with bacteria and viruses only in a few cases there's a serious infection occurring fixer wood but corona viruses can multiply fast spreading from the for old to the lungs. and that's how they can infect lung cells until pneumonia sets in. when i mean to be ammonia occurs it means the gas exchange is disrupted where oxygen absorption takes place and so the patient needs supplementary oxygen that's by definition is a vehicle of a case that needs to be treated in hospital in cancun hosp on. the body as supplied by oxygen via the l

coca-cola pepsi and nestlé have been named the world's top plastic polluters for a 3rd year in a rowor 3 companies have been accused of making 0 progress on reducing plastic waste coca-cola announced earlier this year it would not abandon plastic bottles saying they were popular with customers. music legend bob dylan's entire catalog of songs has been bought up by universal music for an undisclosed sum the deal covers the rights to some $600.00 songs composed over 6 decades they include the times they are changing knockin on heaven's door and like a rolling stone reports say the deal was struck directly with bob dylan himself. was a sport now in the bundesliga football hoffenheim have won in the league for the 1st time in 8 games after beating out spoke $31.00 at home it was $11.00 at half time but florian grill it scored his 2nd of the game with a classy finish on 46 minutes. the game was soon over as a contest when the last baby was struck as hoffenheim moved above. into 10th place . germany have been given an easy looking draw in the european qualifiers for the 2822 world cup in q

invisibly through the air and are inhaled coronaviruses can reach the mucus membranes in the fold and nestle in there this is the beginning of the infection. then come the symptoms but those aren't that unusual for most people they might feel like a normal cold decisional a runny nose a cough the lung say fatigue was he high fever it can all be there the same kind of a thing as a loss of taste. most infected people around 80 percent have mild symptoms which go away after a few days. by this point our immune system has successfully fought off the viruses just like this in a lot of cases with bacteria and viruses only in a few cases there's a serious infection occurring fixer wood but corona viruses can multiply fast spreading from the for old to the lungs. and that's how they can infect lung cells until pneumonia upset saying. when i missed we had to be ammonia occurs it means the gas exchange is disrupted where oxygen abduction takes place and so the patient needs supplementary oxygen that's by definition is a vehicle of a case that needs to be treated in hospital you can't last beyond. the

biggest stories was that the chairs the economic chairs he would be the main pipe player and that nestle never even made it to german waters it sat in the polish exclusive economic zone over the weekend well a lot of media reported on this and then it headed back to russia just just yesterday now the fortuna is making some motion this morning in the. outside of the port of the smart germany but it hasn't really started this this pipe playing that was supposed to start several days ago now and we ask about the u.s. opposition to this project we know we didn't back to the obama administration then vice president joe biden he was vocal with his opposition he is now about to become president congress stands with him do you think all of this this monolith of opposition is it going to be enough to ensure that this pipeline never goes online . i think it is i mean i think this project my colleague tom o'donnell spoke on your own news this week and said the project was that i think it's close to death to be honest if if these pass and they look like they will but you know let's let's just step b

when we're back we'll continue talking dr alan stern the planetary scientist officer not head of nestle's pluto mission talking about what wonderful discoveries still lie ahead of us stay with us. in january there may be a new american president but what won't change is washington stance towards iran is military conflict inevitable what is the value of diplomacy if one side fails to honor agreements and what are iran's. there's a saying. i think they're on the cheap. and then you went through all the countries let's get right to go to his country he said if you give them everything they do to bust. this country. this is what we don't understand how we are in such contracts. that were sent to the mines at the same time. it was a non-governmental. similar. job that i do not. need one but i guess the because if you feel if the minutes of on board not that got. to the phone the computer with the plane. would come back to the police story you do have to see. at least in the best the. if you move. move move you. and we're back with dr alan stern planetary scientist astronaut and had of nasa spl

biggest stories was that the chairs the economic chairs he would be the main pipe player and that nestle never even made it to german waters it sat in the polish exclusive economic zone over the weekend well a lot of media reported on this and then it headed back to russia just just yesterday now the fortuna is making some motion this morning in the. outside of the port of the smart germany but it hasn't really started this this pipe playing that was supposed to start several days ago now and we ask about the u.s. opposition to this project we know we dates back to the obama administration then vice president joe biden he was vocal with his opposition he is now about to become president congress stands with him do you think all of this this monolith of opposition is it going to be enough to ensure that this pipeline never goes online . i think it is i mean i think this project my colleague tom o'donnell spoke on your own news this week and said the project was that i think it's close to death to be honest if if these pass and they look like they will but you know let's let's just step ba

coca-cola pepsi and nestlé have been named the world's top plastic polluters for a 3rd year in a rowall 3 companies have been accused of making 0 progress on reducing plastic waste and coca-cola announced earlier this year it would not abandon plastic bottles that were popular with customs well in new york city where all public schools were shut down last month jews were rising ground of arson cases some prekindergarten and elementary schools reopened on monday 850 schools in new york allowed children back into classrooms with hand sanitizing temper chick's temperature checks rather and other measures in place or thirty's originally set a benchmark of on the 3 percent positive test rights in the city in order for schools to reopen that benchmark was new research showing that young children appear to be less vulnerable to the bombers. carolyn a chimo is with us now from washington good to see carolina let's start with a simple one why is new york doing this in the middle of a pandemic. well this new york city is the largest us school system and this is a kind of a testing cross' that

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see you for love just a little mom who nestles good with your cookies in the mobile dough and. model that if you. even get to the. presidential there's 2 or 3 of those. who believe you know if i'm. in the day's headlines the u.s. food and drug administration reveals it's now probing 5 allergic reactions to the pfizer biotech vaccine including 3 alaska health workers. also this hour a top u.s. consultant to vaccine manufacturers tells our team that while cobra jobs do look promising for only part of the solution i'm not pessimistic about. attacks against police reducing the infection whether they. completely obliterate.

to see usual not just focus on the mom who nestles the will to believe that your cookie is a mother doing. battle with you. that actually not. even cancer. is very similar to. those beliefs enough and the same. welcome back i'm still here with the crown's historical consultant and author of battle of brothers robert lacey while there andrew has come do a certain amount of grief because of his associations with the with the paedophiles whilst being one of the few royal family members to arguably of a risk his life for britain in the in the mel venus falklands i want to get on to your harry in this book says he's dying to join tony blair's war in iraq and you mark the contrast of the fact that meghan markel. was an opponent of that war as a child. yes. i think it's fascinating the way in which these 2 people from very different backgrounds of come together to form what is clearly up a passionate union and then i should just i should just say you you say in the book it's make them all go against the 991 gulf war not the one that harry was trying to him a join up and yes i mean the war that h

the ones you mentioned, people like pepsi, nestle, and bacardi.e have others -- we also have a good pipeline coming up behind those customers. alix: what happens if you can't build capacity fast enough. it is the buildup going to be hard or expensive? what is the biggest hurdle to scaling? >> the execution. it's the blocking and tackling. that's what we have to focus on now. come a longe have way in a short time with hardly any capital at all. now, we're going to have $380 million on the balance sheet. it is a whole different world for us now where there is nothing we can't accomplish. alix: that was a ceo talking to me earlier today. time now for your bloomberg business flash. the world's largest movie theater operator plans to offer as many as 50 million more shares try to stave off bankruptcy. earlier this month, it registered 200 million shares. it needs to raise $750 million. the other owners have been devastated by the coronavirus pandemic. bitcoin is heading for its biggest rally since 2019. the company shares have more than quintupled sinc

nestlÉ is investing 3.6 billion dollars in an effort to fight climate change.t 300 million trees and help farmers shift to more sustainable agricultural practices that also plans to get 100% of the electricity/from renewable sources within the neck five years -- next five years. daimler is proposing the former boss at bmw and volkswagen lead a supervisory board. it wants them to take over as chairman in march. the carmaker is currently undergoing a major overhaul, focusing on bitter cars and cutting thousands of jobs. isd french utility o-- lining up advisors. bloomberg sources say bmp, credit suisse, and lazard have been shortlisted for potential roles. it once about 5 billion euros for the operation. assays no official comment of yet, and that is your bloomberg business flash. francine? francine: leigh-ann, thank you so much. coming up, we speak to spain's foreign affairs minister, arancha gonzÁlez laya. getting to the markets, there is one currency trend actually, the currency pound, that is what i would say if i were tom keene -- i spend too much time with

a little nestle well yeah. rah. we nearly had warming. up this morning with because now that unlike. most milan found out if. i can any. jet is a my get the the me as you get that up. doesn't but. last but. when i want to get next it again if you've ever been in the mean anything excellent as a monkey. the hamburg inn will begin to thank you again thank god the me. there are hundreds of bollywood when he came last night right after they finished at work and then were notified formally by the employer that they were without status and had been so for 2 weeks according to the woman the employer said that he had never applied for. the what is called the l m i. so they don't understand that by any apply why would he not tell us back in december when he said he applied. a lot of questions they were also which is very surprising to me is that they're adamant that they wanted to go ahead with the lawsuit and now they now you call the lawyer and so they had to call the lawyer where they cut the up the rate there are 2 calls he didn't answer call

biggest stories was that the charity the economic church he would be the main pipe player and that nestle never even made it to german waters it sat in the polish exclusive economic zone over the weekend well a lot of media reported on this and then it headed back to russia just just yesterday now the fortuna is making some motion this morning in the. outside of the port of the smart germany but it hasn't really started this this pipe playing that was supposed to start several days ago now and we ask about the u.s. opposition to this project we know we didn't back to the obama administration then vice president joe biden he was vocal with his opposition he is now about to become president congress stands with him do you think all of this this monolith of opposition is it going to be enough to ensure that this pipeline never goes online . i think it is i mean i think this project my colleague tom o'donnell spoke on your own news this week and said the project was that i think it's close to death to be honest if these pass and they look like they will but you know let's let's just step back

we have a very robust -- the ones you've mentioned, people like pepsi, nestle, and picardi. others who do not want to be public. waiver pretty good pipeline coming up behind those customers we already have. alix: what happens if you cannot build capacity fast enough? the buildup will be hard, it is expensive, what will be the biggest hurdle to scaling? stephen: that is the execution. it is blocking and tackling. that is what we have to focus on now. prior to this, we have, a long way in a short time with hardly any capital at all. now we are going to have about $380 million on the balance sheet. it is a different world for us. there's nothing we cannot accomplish g. alix: really great. i could talk you forever but they are telling me i have to go. these companies will be huge for helping climate change. krey.en cros this is bloomberg. ♪ alix: let's look at the events happening for the rest of the week. in a few minutes boris johnson is scheduled to speak. a little bit of brexit, little bit of vaccine. tomorrow we will get economic data in the u.s.. initial jobless claims plu

invisibly through the air and are inhaled coronaviruses can reach the mucous membranes in the throat and nestle in there this is the beginning of the infection. then come the symptoms but those aren't that unusual for most people they might feel like a normal cold. runny nose a cough feeling sick for take. it can all be there kind of a thing as a loss of taste. most infected people around 80 percent will have mild symptoms which go away after a few days. by this point our immune system has successfully fought up a virus which is like this in a lot of cases with bacteria and viruses only in a few cases there's a serious infection occurring fixer wood but corona viruses can multiply fast spreading from the for old to the lungs. and that's how they can infect lung cells until pneumonia sets in. when i initially had to be ammonia occurs it means the gas exchange is disrupted where oxygen abduction takes place and so the patient needs supplementary oxygen that's by definition as a vehicle of a cage that needs to be treated in hospital. the body is supplied by oxygen via the lungs entering the bloods