that's why nestle offers both the range of affordable and nutritious products. um and of course the products that should be consumed in moderation. to love it go so me on, my gosh. as i say, what he lives to sell said only, but it's not in practice that some of you will consume is a heavy use is people who eat excessively, are going up and heavy uses the vehicle, somebody throw her excess montes consume, is essentially addicted to your products, that's cool. i've what i will produce as long as that's so that's why we've been introducing educational programs so as well, and i'm a positive one. do you think 1300 company? i quote no papa a for projected no, i don't think so. it's not to nestle products, at least because our products are not developed with that in mind. take as we develop our products to fit a balance, slice and healthy diet, 90 month as hillson a. can you believe each manufacturer has its own strategy for seducing our appetites? michael moss has no doubt that the most vulnerable consumers are key to the full giants market success. in the sense of d

this is a private business and only it can decide whether it will leave russia or not, conditionally nestle or monteless, yes, the chocolate manufacturer. no one will force them except themselves, of course only consumers can force turn uh-uh uh-uh all over the world and what if we ourselves refuse to consume such goods or , for example, networks refuse to sell sales of such goods and this sometimes happens , uh, before connecting, i read the following interesting news that the swedish supermarket ica in jutenburg warns customers that the mandrilas international corporation, which manufactures marabou chocolate and bleron dein cookies, oreo cheese , philadelphia and other popular brands , is on the black list of ukraine because it did not close its branches in russia, that is, they did not withdraw from of sales, but they put such a warning next to the goods and this can help buyers to make an informed choice, that is, this is exactly how sanctions work. and, according to statistics, the western world in particular, in the usa, about 10% of consumers try to consciously buy, that is, of cour

journey, nickel some to eat better, or some way to stay healthy when you margie get our sales on nestle has already removed a number of product lines from his portfolio such a sausage product. but why didn't this was multinational and other food giants change course sooner? minneapolis usa, the 8th of april 1999. a secret meeting brought together the ceos of the countries 8 biggest food companies, among them naturally usa on the agenda, their role in one of the most serious public health epidemics ever seen in the us raising overweight and obesity rates. there is a growing concern about their culpability of their products to weight gain into diabetes, to even several types of cancer to get together. and one of them gentlemen named michael mine who's an executive vice president of kraft, one of the biggest companies of all of you know, introduce as the crowd and gets up and explains the situation. we cannot pretend food isn't part of the obesity problem. no credible expert will attribute the rise in obesity solely to decrease to physical activity. the one thing we shouldn't do is nothing

this is a private business and only he himself can decide whether he will leave russia conditional nestlenteless yes chocolate manufacturer no one will force them except themselves, of course only consumers can force consumers in the first place eh and all over the world and what if we we will refuse ourselves from the consumption of such goods or, for example, the network, i will refuse to sell the sale of such goods. and this sometimes happens . before connecting, i read such an interesting news that the swedish supermarket ici in jutenburg warns customers that the corporation mendelez and international, which manufactures marabou chocolate and bleron dein cookies philadelphia oreo cheese and other popular brands are on the black list of ukraine due to the fact that it did not close its branches on the territory of russia, that is, they did not remove it from sales, but placed such a warning next to the goods and this can help buyers to make an informed choice, that is, this is exactly how sanctions work. and, according to statistics, in the western world , in particular, in the usa, ab

south from new orleans passing the oil refineries that straddled by hughes and wetlands and houses nestled between the gulf of mexico and the mississippi river. here it becomes clear why people and louisiana are more likely to a flood insurance than residents of any other state. flood insurance is provided by fema a federal agency. there recently changed it's methodology. now, houses that are raised above ground are cheaper to insure, but not everyone can afford to elevate their house. we meet can a birth solid, me and his brothers, who saw little help after recent storms, they making a price raised just by forcing people to go up in air. you know, so everything is, and they told you at the moment, but what the prediction is down the line. so i don't want to feel as fair and i'll feel as you know is right on the, on the stuff, the nature for homeowners. there's little relief in sight. the insurance industry faces an additional problem re insures for the insurance for insurance companies are raising prices by up to 100 percent or not follow from me from where you can always check. i had to

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the state says we are nestling in our mother's bosom, - but what kind of motherl would execute theirbecause they were starving? people, including me... ..openly say that they hope there is a war here - as soon as possible. only by getting rid - of the entire leadership can the people live. let's end this one way or another. l i think that what these three north korean people are sharing through these interviews does support the idea that north korea is even more repressive, even more, you know, totalitarian than it's ever been before. sadly, these interviews may be a preview ofjust how difficult things are for north korean people today. the covid pandemic has provided kim jong—un with an opportunity to tighten his grip over his people. when he does finally reopen the border, it's unlikely their old freedoms will be returned. the fear is that this new era of repression could last for decades. hello. thursday turned into another very warm june day, and we've had no shortage of those recently. temperatures in the sunniest spots in the south—east got up to 29 celsius. and over the next f

each of the board of where are you not to buy useful stuff, but i'm saying yes, i shoot the truck, nestle take a picture of, i'll go with the blue plate, the straight place so that i'm not. the drones were all the rage when they 1st hit the consumer market. they were the number one most want a christmas present in 2016. but like a lot of technology these days, drones 1st got their start with military applications. while commercial drones use for recreational purposes and videography costs anywhere between a few $100.00 to a couple $1000.00. military drones cost a fortune. kristi i and you're watching the cost of everything. we're today. we're going to be looking into the military drone industry, their costs and their capabilities the to drones has permanently change the way that works. there is conducted drones became the most iconic instrument on the world's hair. and in the last 10 years, the number of countries buying drones has more than doubled today, more than 80 countries have some sort of drone capability. now a modern drone is made up of several large components such as the frame

(sophie fouron) we're in a little village nestled in the mountains. it's an island that's multiple, traditional, isolated culturally maybe, because geographically, it's not very far from italy. and it's unique, independent, autonomous in many ways. the land, the sea, the sun are very generous to the people of sardinia. there's something quite unique in sardinia. it's one of the few places in the world where there's a concentration of centenarians. people live here long, long lives. it's due to different factors: the diet, they have access to fresh, local food all year long, the way of life also. they're very active. and it's also due to the strong family ties. the elders in sardinia are taken care of, and very much appreciated. there's also that little glass of wine every day that probably doesn't hurt. basically, people are happy here. and after spending a couple of days or weeks in sardinia, it kind of rubs off on you. you start thinking that maybe, you too, would like to live to be 100. (claudia tavani) sardinia is the second biggest island in the

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. >> nestled in the fields of northeastern spain, a long way from any city, ordis is home to just 370py little village with just two shops: a butcher's and a cafÉ, there's also a school. at least for the time being. more and more local people are moving away, leaving just elderly residents here. the village is becoming a ghost town. >> talwasa osuly is a refugee from afghanistan. she used to live in kabul, where she worked as a professor. but now she's here in ordis as part of a government scheme to combat rural depopulation >> when i was in kabul, i didn't like kabul. and when i came here, the first day i was in shock, because it is so small. i thought it is so difficult that i start over in a small village. >> she came to spain with her mother, who helps look after her 7-year-old son kawun. talwasa left afghanistan after the taliban threatened her. >> in front of the university, the taliban said to me, where are you going? i said, i am a professor and i go to the university. they said, why are you dressed like that? you should hide your head, your face, your hands. the next time you

the state says, we are nestling in a modest bosom.nd of mother would execute their child in broad daylight for running to china, because they are starving? >> at one of the hardest times in north koreans history, the state is closing in on every front. people have nowhere to run and know what to hide. >> it is important that we put this period of increasing repression, within the context of the food shortages we know are currently happening in the country. if you look at times in the past that north koreans have been short of food, the government has given them small bits of freedom to do what they needed to do in order to survive, be that selling on the side, or smuggling things over the border from china. now it is clamping down on those things, it is restricting people's abilities to defend for themselves -- fend for themselves. that is what makes this so concerning. these lifelines people have relied on to get by are being taken away from them, as the states close in and tried to tighten its control over people. >> we put our find

the grapevines of orchid wines are nestled on the slopes above the valley.the shiraz we'll be harvesting from the vineyard this year and about four ton of the cabernet, which was being harvested on the back of the house. stephen: jason zhao came to australia to study wine in 2005. he worked for two wineries before starting his own business. nearly all his wine was going to china before the tariff cut it dead. jason: our business dropped for 95%. stephen: ninety-five%? jason: ninety-five%. because we only have another five% for selling the bulk wine to uk market and the us market, which is not be helping us for keep doing the business. stephen: jason's parents migrated to australia to join their son and his family. jason: my parents, they still encourage me. and they say, "if you work hard, you do right things, and one day, the things will come back. just put your head down and work hard. just keep working." stephen: scott waldron has read and analyzed china's allegations against wine and other industries in the original mandarin. scott: the chinese case agai

nestled under majestic table mountain, a sprawling reminder of south africa's status as the most unequaliety on earth. in africa's most advanced economy, at least half of young people can't find work. life here is never easy but, right now, south africa's power crisis is hitting the poorest hardest. no—one in khayelitsha wants to be sick when the power is off, but it happens every day. the main township hospital has had to adapt to what they call "load—shedding". the man in charge is david binza. with load—shedding now in place and the different stages, instead of reducing, they are actually increasing. we've had to adjust our lives and work around that. now, as we are going to get that at 12:00, we have to switch off our ct scan machine. scan machines have to go off? it has. that service has to come to a halt. because there's a danger that it could damage the machinery. we have experience of that. do you? it's notjust a danger, it was a lived reality. if we lose power, this machine switches off. our generator, before it takes off, is about two to three minutes. then it means this is goi

liz: driving through novato it is hard to miss, nestled between highway 101 and the wildlife sanctuary, this is binford wrote. what you call this neighborhood? >> i don't call it anything, it is just the strip where we are all here. liz: here the long line of homes goes on and on, located minutes away from some of the way theists zip codes -- wealthiest zip codes in the country, coming to symbolize the haves and have-nots in marin county. >> what we are seeing is really a larger issue that we see all across the state, which is the housing crisis we have, the unhoused and homeless crisis networks we are seeing. >> this is the captaincy. liz: alicia has been homeless for three years. >> i was trying to hold my head above water. i was in sonoma county. liz: a month ago she moved south to binford road. what you want folks to know about about -- about binford road? >> here not bad people, just made bad choices. liz: there are 130 video goals -- vehicles lined up on binford road. for many folks, they say it was the pandemic that was the tipping point. >> that trailer. liz: just ask gordie, h

busy nestle, the features of the day. so the silver plates on cnn, they said us intelligence found out about the interaction being found several days before it happened. but they decided not to share this information. i guess they were hoping for them, you need to succeed crashes. for administer slams washington for trying to manipulate the narrative of events regarding the wagner fantasies attempted new needs during his 1st exclusive interview. since the situation unfolded. wagner forces are seen returning to lou gone region. as the chief of the mercenary group abandons any attempt. after agreeing to a deal that was to him, we've rush out for valid rooms t a and the un planned to move slowly orthodox relics for new crane to the u. as yet continues it's oppression of the church that's according to russia's born intelligence services. and 10, yeah. launch is an investigation into a large killings and assaults by security guards. us pineapple plantation, the coming to you live from the russian capital. this is our t interna

as high pressure just begins to nestle in its not a real strong ridge, but it's helping push that area of low pressure that's been hanging out along the west coast. almost all of june, a little further east out the door. tonight we are seeing some patchy fog out there, but it's a little more broken again. i think that's kind of the way it's going to stay overnight tonight. so we'll see some more fog, but it's not going to be a big blanket of fog out there. that fog looking down from mount tam. otherwise, as you look for from the berkeley hills, we've got some patchy fog out there over the bay right now and a little hazy out there, too. a sea breeze has been blown tear the winds, a 34 mile an hour gust just the last few minutes right here in san francisco. 22 into fairfield and that some 20 mile an hour winds in the napa. so we've got a pretty decent sea breeze out there fon this evening. got that fog that is sitting along the coastlines. you know where that's going. it's going to fall. the winds begin to track inside the bay. but again, this kind of shallow marine layer now says been c

in novato, rvs have taken over for an furred road which is nestled between 101 and a sink shuai. marin county has brought in resources. >> the folks that live here were our neighbors in the county before they became on house. they are our neighbors now, here. they will continue to be our neighbors as they find their way back to permanent housing. ama: the county isn't allowing the camp to grow but it's not going to force the current residents out. san francisco mayor london breed rolled out her budget today and is focusing spending on addressing homelessness and cried. the budget looks to spend more than $14 billion but needs to cut expenses to close at $780 million deficit. when it comes to the house, spending is going to increase by about 3%. she's looking to rebuild the police department by providing funding to hire 220 police officers. they are about 600 officers below the staffing recommendation. oakland tonight. we were there to get a sneak peek of a new tech hub taking steps to help young black men follow their dreams in the tech world. >> to me, it's cool to see us removi

. >> reporter: this is charles' sanctuary, nestled away in bayview's point. and the shipping containers, covered in murals and the art work, where the industrial artists will come to create the masterpieces. >> it is called the box shop. >> reporter: the containers inside are transformed into the art studios. the artist here have access to tools to create. but that all could soon be taken away. >> you know, if we went away, you're not going to get this kind of art made by artists in the city of san francisco. >> reporter: charles tells us this is always a challenge for artists to find affordable places to create their art. and now the shop's rent is being raised by 40%. at a time where the studio is breaking even. and now they're raising funds and searching for a new home. >> to date, we have raised about $2.5 million. and we raised $1.75 through a state grant from senator weiner. and the rest we raised through the private donations. >> reporter: charles says they're looking at two possible locations. but we will still need to raise at least a million by the

so i'm saying yes, i shoot the trump these products here. nestle take a picture of, i'll go and dump it over the place so that i'm not the kind of situation that you find, although i think it's a great political opportunity to profit goods for the 1st time to articulate it was to say, listen, we have a multi, a whole lot of relations, it with all the powers of the, of the world. and want to dictate relationships between african countries and those black ones. he's the national interest and i would see that happening at the moment . the total is the aggressive today. i'm authorizing the additional strong site today, russian was the country with the most sanctions imposed against it. a number that is constantly growing. but i think you chose literally almost a couple seniors. just click on the leasing and we'll see more in the way. we'll shift for banning all in portion of russian oil and gas for another country. hope all's well. we're going to reset the fed surface thing for the little joe by imposing these sanctions on russia has destroyed the american economy. so there is a boomeran

south from new orleans passing the refineries straddled by hughes and wetlands, where houses are nestled between the gulf of mexico and the mississippi river. becomes clear why people in louisiana are more likely to have insurance. and residents of any other states, flood insurance is provided by fema, a federal agency that recently changed it's methodology. now houses that are raised above ground are cheaper to ensure that everyone can afford to elevate their house . we meet kenny barnes telling me and his brothers to so little help after recent store and they making a price raised just by forcing people to go up in air. you know, so everything is, and they told you at the moment, but what the prediction is down a lot. so i don't want to feel as fair and i'll feel as you know is right on the, on the stuff. and that's the thing. that's why the families have lived here for generations working as fishermen or in the local energy industry. no. where does this seem like they're just the roof? people? yeah. the is are, and why the knolls each one of those we call the area of the call, right?

about 2,000 people are planned to be transferred here, and they did not arbitrarily settle nearby and nestleouses, which can hardly be called houses in living conditions. there is no water available only during the rains there is no electricity the only income in farming. this settlement does not even have a name and it is not on any map. the new village was called a kart-wagon, the location was chosen by the future settlers themselves. they also participated in the discussion of the project of houses, agreed with them on the type of materials from which the buildings will be erected , bricks are made here on the territory of the future village. what is local red clay used for? in addition, the construction gave work to the migrants, most of the employed, and there are only about 6 hundred of them here - these are the future residents with me. my work is here neighbors, guys, whom i knew as children , such houses as we are building ourselves have never even seen, of course, cannot be compared with where we live now, the project plans about 700 houses. in each terrace, the kitchen will be sha

over that for a couple years, you know, to buy these folks clicked on some of these products here. nestle take a picture of, i'll go with the appropriate place so that i'm not the business of assisting with the screen on the bus can do. i just need to see what was the meeting with key at the washington state. the rules of guys has to phone and send 2 professional men to you for the list of over the age. would they use the level the, the volume forces withdrawal from real stuff on don't as the head of the most a group abundance and meet the attendance of folks with the better of us in preston, the preston media claim, us officials, experts and more bloodshed and the attendance involved to meet today as russian allies such as china, iran expressed support for moscow over the weekends events. and israel simmons, the ukranian, i'm positive for his public condemnation of israel's relationship with russia, saying that israel doesn't support you crate. i know the cisco on the 8 am on monday morning and a new week's getting on the way here in the russian capital minus be discussed on wherever you

a major search and rescue operation is on the way in the north atlantic for a missing taurus of nestle on a dive to the titanic shipwreck. is believe there are 5 people on board. john is the president chasing thing has met us. secondly of state, anthony blink. and then the chinese capital is the 1st us secretary of state to go to beijing and find is blinking says the us in china agreed on the need to stabilize the bilateral relationship from says it will offer tennessee and more than $27000000.00 to help stop mike, when the boats crossing the mediterranean interior minister made the announcement during a visit to tennessee. if it was day with his german account of thought, the hilltops with president kind of sites, the police and uganda say they have detained 20 people in connection with the friday's attack on the schools in the border with the democratic republic of congo . at least 41 people, mostly students, were killed. some of the victims died in a fine and that dormitory others were shot or stand. you've got them, police bang, the attack on the group, the alive democratic forces.

but i'm saying yes, i see the truck nestle take a picture of i'll go with the plate, the straight place so that i'm not the this was a campaign of delayed, divulge, and denied was overload, testify before the us house committee revealing jo virus just as depaula made a serious effort to website the president, the son of the, investigated for corruption and then from man, somebody visits to the us, such as a house of policy makers as to the us congress and on the president joe biden, who mistakenly put a hand on his tests while the engine i was waiting for him for the this design review class is off of failed sweet ac slash polls and thousands of stephen . this is news. cities become passport, provide the have very warm. ready them to you from inside out see international news team coming to you live from us. now let's take a look at the top. so is this out? the corruption scandal involving us present jo button is getting traction in washington to whistle blows of testify, the full of the us congress, claiming that by the justice department went out of his way to protect his son. from be

but i'm saying yes, i shoot the nestle you create your staple feature that would dump it on the straight place so that i'm not the media session of a lot right now. moving up. i give a shit a position associated with the local church. so certificate of boulevard you much and watch coolers, which was a john bullshit. so don't that in the cause of the room and attend the want to know heart, that of all our other choose. control the impression of the suffering slow you plus the yesterday actually, which kind of charlotte see what the number or something else. let me put this thing up. so let me just plug that i will start following charter, the correct order you to and you can, you know, you, north share service and lots scored good from other businesses. total k, i will do this. looks like you did you validate the on the the russian state. never as tight as i'm one of the most sense community best most i'll send send up the send the 6595 and speed. the one else calls question about this, even though we will fan in the european union, the kremlin media mission, the state on russia to day an

sitka is nestled right in the middle of the tongass national forest, which is the largest national forest within the whole u.s. forest service system. it's 17 million acres. most of it probably has never actually had people walk through. it's the largest intact coastal temperate rain forest left in the world. - oh! look at that! - oh yeah! so we got a bald eagle that just flew overhead. you hear some of the high-pitched chirping? that's a bald eagle. some of the weird [imitates birds], some of those weird... those are ravens. - you know what i love? it's the fact that you can just drive for five minutes, or just walk for 15 minutes and be in this environment. - i think a lot of people, they're caught up in the whole romanticism of it, of like: "yeah, i can go in the woods and test myself against nature", and what have you... and you can't just get off a cruise ship, throw on a backpack and some hiking shoes and just plan on going out and it being o.k. because stuff happens. you don't know. - stuff happens. because it is bear country here. - oh yeah. in the whole state, there's like one be

and also arab children work on these beans many of these plantations belong to the american branch nestléren work for food to get out of the crisis in the country do not allow from time to time, the outbreak of the revolution patronage from the outside fuels the opposition violence grows, how familiar? it would be necessary to solve this issue of migration here in europe it is necessary to let them decide, but there on the spot. we need to withdraw our troops there. there they need billions that they want to transfer here . uh, how is iraq like cheese? i'm like livia of course, all people want to live in their own home on the spot , and only the external environment can force them to make such a drastic decision on a generally negative issue. this is a deliberate policy of the united states because we know who destroyed the middle east who just wants to weaken the european union, which is its economic competitors. well to the refugees in europe the number of those stranded in europe is about 143.000. and where are they mostly located or who takes the hit most in italy today 117.000 are pl

south from new orleans passing the refineries straddled by hughes and wetlands, where houses are nestled between the gulf of mexico and the mississippi river becomes clear why people in louisiana are more likely to have flow insurance and residents of any other states, flood insurance is provided by fema, a federal agency that recently changed its methodology. now, houses that are raised above ground are cheaper to insure, but not everyone can afford to elevate their house. we meet kenny by telling me and his brothers, who so little help after recent store and making the price raised just by forcing people to go up in air. you know, so everything is and they told you where the moment for what the prediction is down a lot. so i don't, i feel is fair. i don't feel is always right on and stuff because you know, and that's the thing that the families have lived here for generations working as fishermen or in the local energy industry. no. where does this seem like is are you trying to reach people? yeah. is there a while and also trying to pull those out of what we call the area that we call

the state says we are nestling in our mother's bosom but what kind of mother would execute their childthey were starving? at one of the hardest times in north korea's history, the state is closing in on every front. people have nowhere to run and nowhere to hide. it's important that we put this period of increasing repression within the context of the food shortages that we know are currently happening in the country because if you look at times in the past when north koreans have been short of food, the government has actually given them small bits of freedom to do what they needed to do in order to survive, be that selling things on the side or smuggling things over the borderfrom china, now that it over the borderfrom china, now thatitis over the borderfrom china, now that it is clamping down on all of those things, it is restricting people's ability to defend for themselves and that is what makes this period so concerning. one by one, these lifelines that people have relied on to be able to get by being taken away from them as the state closes in and really tries to tighten its con

the state says we are nestling in our mother's bosom, but what kind of mother would execute their childmes in north korea's history, the state is closing in on every front. people have nowhere to run and nowhere to hide. jean mackenzie, bbc news. we put our findings to the north korean government. its embassy in london said: "the information collected "isn't entirely factual, as it's derived from "fabricated testimonies from forces "who are anti—democratic people's republic of korea. "it has always prioritised the interests of the people "even at difficult times, and has an unwavering "commitment to the well—being of the people." you can see more on this story on the documentary "north korea: the insiders" in the uk on the bbc iplayer and on bbc news this weekend. beijing's city government has announced that its health healthcare system will cover the costof a number of of fertility treatments to try to boost china's birth rate. 16 procedures — including ivf — will be covered by people's health insurance. china's population fell this year for the first time in six decades and the number

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in novato, rvs have taken over for an furred road which is nestled between 101 and a sink shuai. marin county has brought in resources. >> the folks that live here were our neighbors in the county before they became on house. they are our neighbors now, here. they will continue to be our neighbors as they find their way back to permanent housing. ama: the county isn't allowing the camp to grow but it's not going to force the current residents out. san francisco mayor london breed rolled out her budget today and is focusing spending on addressing homelessness and cried. the budget looks to spend more than $14 billion but needs to cut expenses to close at $780 million deficit. when it comes to the house, spending is going to increase by about 3%. she's looking to rebuild the police department by providing funding to hire 220 police officers. they are about 600 officers below the staffing recommendation. oakland tonight. we were there to get a sneak peek of a new tech hub taking steps to help young black men follow their dreams in the tech world. >> to me, it's cool to see us removi

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