nestlÉ is selling some of its stake in l'oreal. is still going to hold a significant portion of l'oreal. nestlÉ says it still remains committed to this partnership, but selling l'oreal stake, this is something that had been long speculated given that nestlÉ is undergoing a bit of a transformation. a little bit less sunny and the travel sector. tui giving an update in terms of their earnings, full-year missing expectations. what is driving this pessimism is the company warning they may have to trim their capacity for the winter. the ceo speaking on a call with reporters and analysts saying it is the media reports that have dented appetites for winter bookings. the last one, i chose it specifically for you and it is ubisoft, the videogame maker, they are getting into nft's. francine: i'm excited. >> i do know video games a little bit better than nft's. if you are a video game character, you can buy new clothes, weapons, etc. now, in ubisoft games, you can buy those as nft's, so they will have their own specific serial number attached

while global supply chains are slow, nestle's products arrive in this facility.tored and dispatched often without touching human hands. there are not elves but there are a lot of robots, scanners, and sorters. at the heart of the facility is this monorail which runs the entire length of the building. the staff here call it the northern line. christmas is already down there. back here, they are starting to see the arrival of the first easter egg. dani: we will be back with diane darby, next. plenty more from the supply chain story. this is bloomberg. ♪ rg. ♪ dani: welcome back to "bloomberg daybreak: europe." i'm dani burger in london. covid and labor shortages continue to wreak havoc on global supply chains in the lead up to christmas. here in the u.k., the country's largest automated warehouse is working flat out to tackle peak holiday demand. guy johnson is at the nestle distribution center in derby and he has a guest with him. guy. guy: good morning. thank you very much indeed. welcome to the nestle facility just outside darby, right in the middle of england,

i am at the gxo nestle distribution center in the east midlands.cally banking on big tech and robotics as being the solution to the supply chain pain the world is feeling right now are you take a listen to some of the conversations we have been having this morning. >> supply chain is always a problem. what we are good at is fixing it. two years ago it was brexit. last year and this year it is pandemic. now it is wage inflation and availability. but it is sites like this where we are deploying technology that just take the tip of the iceberg off. people will still be at the heart of what we do, using technology. i see next year as a more stable year, but still challenging. >> we see the green shoots of improvement in logistics. the driver situation in particular. i don't think it is a quick fix. i think we know we've got a few more years of this. the challenge with drivers is that we've got quite a lot of drivers in their 50's and mid 60's that are about to retire. how we replace those in the short-term is going to be an interesting challenge for th

there is a lot of nestle chocolate. there's a lot of of noodles.lity can hold 115,000 pallets worth of food. you'll be revealed relieved to hear that -- relieved to hear that. it is incredibly in vance -- advanced. we have pallets of food being unloaded. it's then sorted, stored, and distributed throughout the site. and it then comes back down on the monorail, and then sent back out again. i've been watching this. it's mesmerizing to watch, i have to say. this comes in and never touches human hands. in terms of logistics, this is a big step forward. it's relatively easy to do with pallets of food, less easy with apparel. when you're dealing with clothes, it's more difficult. but this is definitely the future in how the logistics industry sets up and deals with the supply chain crunchers that we are seeing all the way around the world. francine? francine: inflation numbers out later in the u.s., supply chain bottlenecks are key drivers. what is the state of the sector overall? guy: clearly, as we've been through covid, the pandemic, the supply chain

nestle unilever, coca cola, kellogg's pepsico. currently a handful of huge corporations own nearly every brand of food. together they pull and $500000000000.00 in annual sales and have taken control of our dinner plates. food is a huge sector about society. it's not only that food company, it's not just the nestle and dan homes and cokes and pepsi's. it's the food retailers. it's the wal mart's and curry force. it's the agribusinesses are huge that control all the supplies commodities. and then it also the marketers, it's all the advertisers making money from marketing junk food and beverages to people. so we're talking about massive massive component of our society is focused on showing the world unhealthy food and beverages the food multi nationals have a secret weapon. price. the products they sell are up to 60 percent cheaper than fresh foods. the shoppers with the smallest budgets stocker mm. these low income consumers sitting ducks are the mary victims of the system with the hamilton family lives in one of washington's poore

it's not only that food company, it's not just a nestle than dan arms and cokes and pepsi's. it's the food retailers. it's the wal mart and curry force. it's the agra businesses are huge, that control all the supplies, commodities, and then it also the marketers, it's all the advertisers making money from marketing junk food and beverages to people. so we're talking about massive, massive component of our society is focused on showing the world unhealthy food and beverages stood. multi nationals have a secret weapon price. the products they sell are up to 60 percent cheaper than fresh foods the shoppers, but the smallest budgets stuck with these low income consumers sitting ducks are the primary victims of the system. ah. the hamilton family lives in one of washington's poorest neighborhoods. a few miles from the white house with fresh produce is nearly impossible to find within walking distance. i even or for your breath or in washington's wealthier areas, do be city rate is 10 percent. last year. it affects 42 percent of the population. now today's midnight features notches

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you know, that to win that nestle dealer in the likes winn prison. it was to, to, was out he had trying by all means air to protect and fight for justice, for those who could not fight for justice themselves. and we know that in his last is last years. and the past years he has been in an out of hospital because he had prostate cancer and day at night. obviously he had done. his beauty was ab rarely in the opin or in the public because of his ill health. but he's really a hero at person was been seen by a lot of stuff kens as next to nelson mandela because the fight that he made a for apple. do remember shooting update in the when operated was rounding up, use the men was there in the requisition commission way. he was a at to them to collection commission. we was tried by all means to bring peace between those little pip attracted appetite and death. and the bricks of african. so it is a very big loss for south africans at light, not only south africans, because the only fully also fought at beck leaves or for injustices outside of left gas bought u

pacífico (inaudible) ás, una sequía extrema que alimentaba el incendio convirtiendo en emás grande nestléucción en kentucky decenas de personas perdieron la vida y la ciudad de (nombre extranjero) se redujeron a escombros. este escenario instió en illinois son de un almacén colapso cansan de la muerte >>> nuevas mentes, lo que ía con un problema ambiental a futuro se ha convertido en un desastre >> mucha gente pensará,> no se puede detener la naturaleza, hemos habladomo el hombre está influenciando para que estos eventos naturales sean c ás poderosos >>> es increíble ver estas imágenes y que todo ocurrió en menos de un aÑo. impresionante, el hecho de que otro fenómeno... donde en esta época del aÑo en vez de er frío esá caliente >>> un tema que ha tocado hasta el cansancio. nuestro jefe, cómo ves todo esto? >>> estas son las condiciones. y estamos en la zona suroee san josé donde da se abrió, que miren que belleza de toma que tenemos este en vivo que se pone a esta misma hora, y ven las nubes santas van en dirección hacia lo que es la izquierda de su monitor que nos dicen cuidado en autop

in 1220 the city of ardor beale, which lies nestled in the mountains, was raised to the ground 300 years later otter beale rose from the ashes and became one of the bastions of surface m. a mystical form of islam. ah, one of the most beautiful sophie monasteries in iran was built by chic sophie alden, the founder of the so far weed dynasty. the sheik was a spiritual leader of both the poor and the powerful. but he also drew his career from the city's location. the natural beauty and mountain springs brought disciples from across iran, anatolia, and even india. the most spectacular room in the complex is the chimney. her ne, the porcelain gallery, the hundreds of alcoves were originally designed to display the royal porcelain collection gift sent by the chinese empress. much of the collection was transported to the state hermitage museum in saint petersburg, after russia invaded iran in 18. 28. ah. further west mount sutherland overlooks iran's, as i shan region. at 4811 meters. it's a pass as the tallest mountain in the alps, more block, but it's still only the 3rd highest peak in iran.

piece of well cultural heritage in 2021 typical for the latter landscape of hesser is the long valley nestled between the vesta valley and town a slow mountain ranges. ah, along the land with ally well kept towns which were the residences of local nobility. for example, inviolable on the lawn river, counts from the house of massa constructed shell smile, bold, one of the most splendid baroque places in hesser. ah, ah bod factor in domestic tourism, and the list of the most visited states looks a bit different. then lower saxony ranks forth on the list in its state capitol, hanover, the new town hall, built in the early 20th century and a half on the housing gardens are among the main attractions. it's great garden begun in the late 17th century is considered one of the most distinguished barrack gardens in europe. though, historically, goslin is possibly even more important. in the 11th century, its former imperial palace on the edge of the hot mountains was a power of santa and the holy roman empire. ah, as always mind here, since ancient times gorsline is also home to industrial monuments l

of well cultural heritage in 2021 typical for the natural landscape of hesser is the long valley nestled between the vesta valley and town a slow mountain ranges. ah, along the land with ally well kept towns which were the residences of local nobility. for example, inviolable on the lawn river, counts from the house of matthau constructed, shall spike bold, one of the most splendid barrack places in hesser. ah, ah bod factor in domestic tourism, and the list of the most visited states looks a bit different. then lower saxony ranks forth on the list in its state capital, hanover, the new town hall built in the early 20th century and a half on the housing gardens are among the main attractions. it's great garden begun in the late 17th century is considered one of the most distinguished barrack gardens in europe. though, historically, goslin is possibly even more important. in the 11th century, its former imperial palace on the edge of the hot mountains was a power of santa and the holy roman empire. ah, as always mind here, since ancient times gorsline is also home to industrial monuments

piece of well cultural heritage in 2021 typical for the latter landscape of hesser is the long valley nestled between the vesta valley and town is slow mountain ranges. ah, along the land with ally well kept towns which were the residences of local nobility. for example, inviolable on the lawn river, counts from the house of ma, south constructed, shall spike bold, one of the most splendid barrack places in hesser. ah, ah bod factor in domestic tourism, and the list of the most visited states looks a bit different. then lower saxony ranks forth on the list in its state capital, hanover, the new town hall built in the early 20th century, and the has on the housing gardens are among the main attractions. it's great garden begun in the late 17th century is considered one of the most distinguished barrack gardens in europe. though, historically, goslin is possibly even more important. in the 11th century, its former imperial palace on the edge of the hot mountains was a power of santa and the holy roman empire. ah, as always mind here, since ancient times, gorsline is also home to industrial monu

of well cultural heritage in 2021 typical for the natural landscape of hesser is the long valley nestled between the vest. the valve and town is slow, mountain ranges ah, along the land with ally well kept towns which were the residences of local nobility. for example, inviolable on the lawn river, counts from the house of matthau constructed, shall spike bold, one of the most splendid barrack places in hesser. ah, ah bod factor in domestic tourism, and the list of the most visited states looks a bit different. then lower saxony ranks forth on the list in its state capital, hanover, the new town hall built in the early 20th century, and the has on the house and gardens are among the main attractions. it's great garden begun in the late 17th century is considered one of the most distinguished barrack gardens in europe. though, historically, goslin is possibly even more important. in the 11th century, its former imperial palace on the edge of the hot mountains was a power of santa and the holy roman empire. ah, as always mind here, since ancient times gorsline is also home to industrial mo

nestle retains its positions. be looking to offload $550 million of debt it provided to we work by selling bonds. it will be priced around $.85 on the dollar. the yield just under 10%. receiving 2.2 billion from softbank after its ipo sales in 2019. they say the bond sale is a sign of confidence in the office sharing company, which is not profitable. the other bond declined on the news. citigroup is said to have chosen preferred bidders for its consumer assets in several asian markets. the u.s. lender has picked leaning buyers in thailand, indonesia, malaysia, and china serving those businesses and may take longer to materialize. rishaad: -- president saying he was forced to delist and chinese authorities remains several years away. he spoke to us about the future of chinese tech companies trading in new york, and how his ev company will compete with tesla. >> will be in a position in that category. and we believe in the china markets, it will be the best product also catered to chinese consumer demand and user fe

the kids were nestled snug in their beds.d her in my cap were settled in for a long winter's nap. away to the window i flew like a flash, opened the shutters and flew up the sash. the moon gave the luster midday to objects below. that means it was so bright, you could see stuff. when what should appear but a miniature sleigh and eight tiny reindeer. with a little driver so lively and quick, i knew it had to be st. nick. that's right, st. nick. he whistled and shouted and called them by name. now, dasher, dancer, prancer and vixen. on comet, cupid, donner,donner,o blitzen. dash away, dash away, i said dash away, all. he's very pushy. up to the housetops, the courses they flew. with a sleigh full of toys, and. then i heard the prancing and pawing of each little hoof. and i drew in my head and was turning around, down the chimney, st. nicholas came with a bound. let's think about that for a second. do you think he asked, hey, make sure the fire is out if you happen to have a chimney. i think he does. i think that he emails and s

tim nestle, thank you so much for your perspective. >> thank you, phil.el back on that issue specifically. nick larks i want to start with you. the president's agenda. that has been a driver of a lot of the consternation because of the infighting despite major legislation victories. how do you see build back better playing out in the next four to five weeks? >> well, the senate will get back soon, and that will really be telling as to where things could go. senator joe manchin, the key senate moderate, has made clear he's a no on the current iteration of build back better, but it seems the door has been cracked open a little bit to negotiating things a little further, perhaps some kind of build back better, you know as some democrats have proposed will do fewer things for longer rather than having child care last for only a few years, could you have programs that will last a decade. however, that means that some things will have to go by the wayside. so over the coming few months or weeks, we -- we can expect to see some of the potentially painful negotia

tim nestle, thank you so much for your reflections, your word and your knowledge of great history. thank you so much. >>> still ahead, police identify a person of interest who they believe helped the parents of the suspected school shooter in michigan hide from authorities. new details on that straight ahead. >>> plus, families frustrated and looking for answers after a navy water system in hawaii becomes contaminated and gets people sick. we'll tell you what's causing the problem next. ♪ rock music ♪ >> man: so i'm not taking any chances whwhen something happens to it. so when my windshield cracked... my friend recommended safelite autoglass. they came right to me, with expert service where i needed it. ♪ rock music ♪ >> man: that's service i can trust... no matter what i'm hauling. right, girl? >> singers: ♪ safelite repair, safelite replace. ♪ (man 1 vo) i'm living with cll and thanks to imbruvica (man 2 vo) i'm living longer. (vo) imbruvica is a prescription medicine for adults with cll or chronic lymphocytic leukemia. imbruvica is not chemotherapy- it's the #1 prescribed oral

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they buy via middleman nestles these people have all bought land through local inhabitants. and that the hint, good luck that i don't think more than in scotland. the environmental activist is worried that the island is being bought out. he's particularly concerned by the growth of saudi arabia's influence in recent is hattie blue is the capital of the main island, psycho tra, and the rest of the archipelago. here you can see how the u. a and saudi arabia of vying for influence. fighting to become the dominant power with displays of generosity, the emirates pay the salaries of the municipal officials while saudi arabia builds one school after the other. all of them identical this power game is even more apparent on the coast outside had dba. on the right, a yamini school funded by abu dhabi khalifa foundation and directly opposite on the left. saudi arabia has also built a new school at this roadside checkpoint, there are 3 emerald flags and only one jamini flag. the power relations a quite evidence in the foothills of the had g, a mountains which reach 1500 meters at their

in 1220 the city of ardor beale, which lies nestled in the mountains, was raised to the ground 300 years later otter beale rose from the ashes and became one of the bastions of seaford m a mystical form of islam. ah, ah ah, one of the most beautiful sofi monasteries in iran was built by chic sophie alden, the founder of the so far weed dynasty. the sheik was a spiritual leader of both the poor and the powerful. but he also drew his career. mom from the city's location the natural beauty and mountain springs brought disciples from across iran, anatolia, and even india. the most spectacular room in the complex is the chinney, her ne, the porcelain gallery. the hundreds of alcoves were originally designed to display the royal porcelain collection. gifts sent by the chinese empress. much of the collection was transported to the state hermitage museum in saint petersburg, after russia invaded iran in 18. 28. ah. further west mount sutherland overlooks iran's, as i shan region at 4811 meters. it's a pass as the tallest mountain in the alps. more block, but it's still only the 3rd highest peak

in 1220 the city of ardor beale, which lies nestled in the mountains, was raised to the ground 300 years later otter beale rose from the ashes and became one of the bastions of surface m. a mystical form of islam. ah ah ah, one of the most beautiful sophie monasteries in iran was built by chic sophie alden, the founder of the so far weed dynasty. the sheik was a spiritual leader of both the poor and the powerful. but he also drew his career. mom from the city's location the natural beauty and mountain springs brought disciples from across iran, anatolia, and even india. the most spectacular room and the complex is the chimney. her ne, the porcelain gallery, the hundreds of alcoves were originally designed to display the royal porcelain collection gift, sent by the chinese empress. much of the collection was transported to the state hermitage museum in saint petersburg. after russia invaded iran in 1828. ah. further west mount sutherland overlooks iran's, as i shan region. at 4811 meters. it's a pass as the tallest mountain in the alps, mor blah. but it's still only the 3rd highest peak i

but they were not enough to repel the mongol invasion in 1220 the city of ardor beale, which lies nestled in the mountains, was raised to the ground 300 years later otter beale rose from the ashes and became one of the bastions of seaford m a mystical form of islam. ah ah ah, one of the most beautiful sophie monasteries in iran was built by chic sophie alden, the founder of the so far weed dynasty. the sheik was a spiritual leader of both the poor and the powerful. but he also drew his career. mom from the city's location the natural beauty and mountain springs brought disciples from across iran, anatolia, and even india. the most spectacular room in the complex is the chimney. her ne, the porcelain gallery, the hundreds of alcoves were originally designed to display the royal porcelain collection gifts sent by the chinese empress. much of the collection was transported to the state hermitage museum in saint petersburg. after russia invaded iran in 18. 28. ah. further west mount sutherland overlooks iran's, as i shan region at 4811 meters. it's a pass as the tallest mountain in the alps.

. >> reporter: jeff owns the house nestled against the mountains.ved in just four months ago. earlier this month they were out of town and left a pet is iter to watch the house. >> and she texted us and said did you rent the house out for the weekend? said no. she said because someone is here who rented the house through airbnb. >> reporter: he went on-line and found a listing for his home. >> it got me to really realize just how easy it is for people to do anything on-line without anybody's permission. >> reporter: branch immediately messaged and called airbnb and was told his case would be escalated to a specialized team. he said, okay, somebody will be in touch with you tonight. nothing. >> reporter: for weeks, the listing stayed up, and then last weekend, another stranger showed up, saying she had rented the house on air beane. >> airbnb. while airbnb has it listed that the host identity was verified, as far as we can tell, airbnb doesn't do anything to actually verify the address, making sure that the person listing the problem actually owns it

california's attorney general is calling a multimillion dollar settlement in the case of a massive nestlings built last year. first after the break, new details from sÃo paulo police about yesterday's deadly shooting, when officers shot and killed a man armed with a pellet ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ visit your volvo retailer for special offers during our holiday safely sales event. ama: kristen: san pablo police say a man was holding a pellet gun when officers shot and killed him yesterday. it happened in this richmond neighborhood, officers say they got a report of the men carrying what appeared to be a firearm. it said it looked like he was preparing to fire it. he turned toward the officers, they opened fire. tech to say the man told the witness he intended to force officers to kill him. today, the man accused of killing his tesla coworker outside the fremont plant was formally charged with murder and is being held without bail. please say 29-year-old anthony salima shot 42-year-old lee bracer on monday afternoon after arguing earlier in the day. salima is accused of waiting for him to get off work and

yes, lab nestle's contract rapidly and you run the risk of heart damage. how do you deal with this fact a lie when you take bass bass? not everyone can take a nice bath, i suppose. no, of course it is like if a muscle is not exercised, it becomes weak. it doesn't mean that the muscle is not there. it is there, but it needs little weights. and that more and more and more and more. and when i tell you within 10 days motivated people are able to go into i see water. i can make people 80 years, not having been i see water just one afternoon. i can make them able to go for a couple of minutes into i know why, because i bring them to their natural condition. if you look, if you look to kind of your vascular related problems into will, it is kill number one. why is because we are too much complex. diskin is the biggest organ of ours. it is never exposed to temperature changes while all day and temperature receptors, pain receptors, and electron receptors, and up in our skin. the skin is the biggest organ of ours, and we got it, always dressed, covered up, no stim

i researcher and nutrition. iona gala into doesn't be seal nestle. they did is lila's. hello, the la paula sunny and that is economy. who is going to win los altos for cook, then i will let us on. ah, it took 11 years of fierce struggle battling sensors who rejected clip after clip before the researcher. and the activist finally succeeded in taxing sodas and junk food in mexico. it was the 1st soda tax in north america, east or west. i do them want to book it elsie and fizzle. santos said him. was it out whenever i look soon? and i think also more they maybe us look at us in michigan, michigan into middle know if i saw they said in the middle, not quite a total radical somewhat of asks. encouraged by the success of the tax 20 associations, joined the effort, led by castillo and bow, kara demanded a nutritional labeling system, and they also hoped to raise the tax from 10 to 20 percent. but apparently these demands were unacceptable to mysterious nameless opponents. you're receive humans, how can we deliver? no one is here. may say, even, you know, league joy sick, leak

day we would have a family and we would be sharing with them our engagement story and then to being nestlednew tradition years went by we had a baby girl and then a baby boy now we have a really special place we go have the old tradition up and not and admits the chaos i long for those moments and that's what i joined with my family and my little ones hi. i'm shannon storms bador. when we started selling my health products online our shipping process was painfully slow. then we found shipstation. now we're shipping out orders 5 times faster and thanks to shipstation's discounted rates we're saving a ton. honestly, we couldn't do it without shipstation join over 100,000 online sellers who get ship done with shipstation go to shipstation.com /tv and get 2 months free. reflecting on what we have that the real joy is the things that make us remember family and loved ones and christmas joy. >> in the real versus artificial christmas tree debate and if you know i am obsessed with christmas it might surprise you to learn which team i am on. spoiler but for a very special reason i grew up in califo

earlier in the week, my colleague andrew farmer spoke with the former austrian foreign minister, karen nestle, she outlined ways that she believes could help overcome the current political deadlock between moscow in the west. ah, yes, we are in a stalemate. no doubt about that. but in such a stalemate, it takes people with some sort of creativity. that's what diplomacy is about international relations and not only about self impaired digna's, of national security interests and so on. at the moment we have bayside saying, russia saying, look, we've got grave security concerns about nato. we have eastern european countries, same. we've got great security concerns about russia and a potential invasion. so what, where's the meeting point where the meeting points can only be achieved by saba, pragmatic, diplomatic trust building. there's simply a complete disregard for historic and contemporary a worries on, on, on the russian side. so that, that i think that should be taken into account and, and to overcome that stalemate, it requires genuine diplomatic creativity. also on the side of nato offici

what you see this pending this is different than the traditional what they're trying to do is nestle the building into the grave. you are not coming in and trying to flatten the ridge or build something. it is a fairly sensitive landscape approach to creating what is a lot of building 20 million cubic feet even though we don't think that way anymore, sitting on the bending ridgeline and it still feels like it's a landscape design. i think this is a masterful you see how the person rendered this by. this is a campus about the landscape, there is a list of elements that there is a cascade, a bridge this is a commission for landscape architect. you are probably like score, this is great. things don't always work out. in 1925 james dies. the man with the money is no longer there he is given the money there is a $6 million endowment in the trust he dirty given to million dollars in his will that's not going to build 20 million cubic feet of building. administrators sent back to the design team 20 million cubic feet of building to 12 million cubic feet, 42% of your profit, the consultants

dozens of firms are taking parts — including big consumer brands like nestle, unilever and pepsico. at scale that we would need for this to become a commercially viable solution for the future? however, the amount of plastic we consume is growing. yes, we have to improve waste management and recycling. but overall, i mean, the world is drowning in plastic and plastic waste. we have to look more into, how can we prevent waste in the first place? the tech will be tested out further. that means hundreds of watermarked products will be on supermarket shelves in denmark, france and germany as soon as next year. adrienne murray, bbc news, copenhagen. west mercia police has issued a written apology to the family of the former premier league footballer dalian atkinson, who died from injuries he suffered while being arrested in telford in 2016. the ex—aston villa striker was kicked in the head and tasered by pc benjamin monk, who is now serving eight years for manslaughter. in a letter, the force's new chief constable, pippa mills, said a uniform doesn't "grant officers immunity" from the la

dozens of firms are taking parts — including big consumer brands like nestle, unilever and pepsico.t scale that we would need for this to become a commercially viable solution for the future? however, the amount of plastic we consume is growing. yes, we have to improve waste management and recycling. but overall, i mean, the world is drowning in plastic and plastic waste. we have to look more into, how can we prevent waste in the first place? the tech will be tested out further. that means hundreds of watermarked products will be on supermarket shelves in denmark, france and germany as soon as next year. adrienne murray, bbc news, copenhagen. a texas lawyer who won a landmark 1973 court ruling to make abortions legal across the us has died at the age of 76. sarah weddington had once said the case widely known as roe v wade — would be her epitaph. her death comes as the supreme court appears poised to accept a mississippi law that would bar abortions after 15 weeks of pregnancy, even in cases of rape or incest. technological advances mean it may be possible to screen people for prost

government says by june, only 3000 children were receiving the pension. children not only think of nestles, having lost the parent most are poor, and it is unlikely they will receive psychological help to overcome work for many has been a traumatic experience. and when it says the evidence will lima, constantly cry. but any of you them won't come down. it's been so shocking. i never imagined losing my husband. and especially shocking for my children. my daughter christ calling out for her dad, my little son cries in the sleep. colbert analysts say it is still early to understand the scope of the problem and don't, don't know if we are facing an incredible challenge that we do not seem prepared to assume. we are a country and morning, and we are talking about a whole generation marked by the loss of their parents. it's yet another great challenge paused by the coven, 19 pandemic, the united nations children's agency. unicef says that while the majority of children may not get physically ill from the disease, their lives will forever be affected by the n a sanchez, i'll just see that lima be

now, why don't you do something about your own situation, esl source, the nestle? no, no. i'm gone to a fantastic piece for the show. harling says, creating what the museum requested would have cost too much out of his own pocket. he considers the new piece a commentary on low wages and believes that makes it even more appropriate for the art show. oh, i asked if he plans to return the money? no, no, no, no, no, no. the no strictly. that's not gonna happen. back at the museum, we heard what visitors think. brilliant. if someone gave you a lot of money and ask you to put the money painting, wouldn't your bit centered doesn't seem like an arc to me. ever sty bracht blank. an argument that won't be settled anytime soon. as viewers continue to ponder, how one piece can seemingly be as conceptual as it is literal. ma'am a jim jim does either. either bull denmark, several people are missing after torrential rain cause major flooding in the east of bolivia. rescue teams are searching flooded areas for survivors. some residents have been brought to safety. dozens of homes have bee

percent, is from animal agriculture. documents released by wiki league show that as far back as 2019 nestle was warning us officials that the world was on track to run out of fresh water by the year 2050, in part, due to growing meet consumption. now the o. e. c, the estimates that by the end of this year, the u. s. could consume over 33000000000 kilograms of meat products. when you consider the global impact of eating meat or water supply. should we be talking about this in terms of policy is that is the individual dietary decision conversation almost beside the point. yes, we hear about climate wars and climate change all the time. but what we really have to talk about too is, is imagine if water goes out, we're gonna have water wars and that is extreme. we can't live without water within 2448 hours, climate change. this gradual thing that we can have these technologies that we can combat them, but we want to run out of fresh water. now we're talking about serious, serious atrocity that that is so scared even talk about the water wars and water change and the, the water shortage is a very