nestlÉ, nestle. so she goes to work for nestlÉ. and she's■ all their packages.h is like a pretty bite out of packaging waste, right? so nm i out to dismiss that kind of thing out of hand. do i think the world would be better if nestlÉ wasn't allowed to, like, do ahi ts that it did, including, like poach? yes, but. 15% reduction in waste from nestle's is no mean feat. right? so. is what i mean about not being a purist, right? like i'm, i think that thlike, d capitalism is bad for us, the world. and i wish we lived under a different regime. i'm committed to making that differenyou know, if someone can reduce nestlÉ's packaging 15% or whatever it is through betterign, like sign me up, we need everything. this is also i mean, one way you can think about the big yes and the big is aboutus outside stra. right. and i think if if always the tht do you to stay in the you to renounce that group? and i don't think there's e si answer to that question. i think that's the ethical question that are always and i think being aware of ongoing responsibilities to to beutti these

next to a newspaper clipping with a picture of donald trump, which was nestled next to military attack plans on foreign countries, which was nestled next to a golf shirt, therefore you've destroyed exculpatory evidence. the legal term i would use for that kind of an argument is nonsense. what the fbi did is they documented the box, in the location in which they found it, they opened it up, and they documented what it looked like, and then they documented every single thing, meticulously, that came out of each and every box. the problem is there is no legal basis to attack that search. but judge cannon is going to burn through a whole bunch of time giving donald trump the delay he so desperately covets. >> so, let me ask you a little bit more about aileen cannon. i will admit i was surprised to see in "the wall street journal" today no liberal newspaper for sure, an op-ed about how the documents case is crawling along, about how questions about aileen cannon are broadening, legal observers wondering whether she's in over her head. there was the reporting i think that was last week that

. >> reporter: nestled in the hills of west virginia, a field fills with excited music lovers. ♪ ♪ i'veosing country star tyler childress singing "healing may." he's a proud appalachian, but the festival is known for beyond what's on the stage. >> being able to have a laugh. being able to remember that. i mean, it's really cool. >> reporter: a weekend of concerts may seem like an unlikely venue for sobriety and recovery support, but for the group hope in the hills, it's a natural fit in a region that has been hit hard by the opioid epidemic. >> what can we do with our set of skills to try to combat this epidemic that's ravaging not only our region but the entire nation and the world? >> it's exciting to see where we started with this festival and to see what it's turned into. >> reporter: childers' songwriting is inspired by his roots to the appalachian region. >> it raised me. it's my home. really puts a lot of stock in family. whether that be blood kin or chosen family. ♪ i'm all yours ♪ ♪ you're all mine ♪ >> reporter: his single "all yourn" has over 325 million streams on spotify. a

>> go with nestle's. if you're tired of a.i.ountries. i they have been, 30 brands one billion swiss francs, but the two brands i like is gerber baby food and purina dog food. they may shop down, for consumer staples, when it comes to the little one, comes to your pet, people don't experiment with different brands. go with nestle. it is down a third from its all-time high. it gives you some international exposure. liz: you have 10 seconds own boston property. >> absolutely. when everyone hates commercial office space i love it. it is down by 2/3, but guess what they never cut the dividend 6.2%. free cash flow stays constant. at the end of the day go with best-of-breed. just in top u.s. cities with the highest class properties. barclays the other day everyone combs back five days a week. [closing bell rings] liz: i will wait to see that working every day in the office. david dietze, the s&p 500 that is a new record high close. nasdaq too close to call. that will do it for us. "kudlow" is next. larry: hello, folks, welcome to "kudl

take food, nestle it is now advertising a line of meals specifically for people taking weight loss drugs herbal life is pushing what it calls companion products for users including a shake. and if you think food will be the only industry impact, yes. again, try close the ceo of one apparel company telling the wall street journal that more customers are switching to smaller sizes than at any point in the past 15 years joining me now, fitness expert jillian michaels, host of the keeping it real podcast and creator of the fitness app. she's been critical of drugs like ozempic, also with me cnn, economics and political commentator catherine ram pell, a ladies, thanks so much. i mean, it is, it is kind of a phenomenon. what's happening right now and catherine, you've done lot of research on this and this boom and the use of these drugs and how it's touching all of these corners of the economy, like the food and beverage industry. i didn't even think about clothing. of course that's impacted as well not just clothing, not just food, fast food in particular, sugary sodas, things like that. you

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he's been nestling into the crawl space of the tate's home for the past two weeks. the family says he seems nice who loves trash. police and animal control have come out to the property, but no one could actually physically remove the bear for obvious safety reasons. thankfully as of last night, the squatter has vacated his spot there. >>> well still ahead here at 5:00, a birth so rare it even frightened his mother. we'll take you to see the newest baby elephants in thailand. >>> plus get ready to pay more for that double-double, animal style fries. details on in-n-out burger's price hike. a slow network is no network for business. that's why more choose comcast business. and now, we're introducing ultimate speed for business —our fastest plans yet. we're up to 12 times faster than verizon, at&t, and t-mobile. and existing customers could even get up to triple the speeds... at no additional cost. it's ultimate speed for ultimate business. don't miss out on our fastest speed plans yet! switch to comcast business and get started for $49.99 a month. plus, ask how to ge

it's 50 units nestled together. i don't think um if, if, if they, if trouble are, was a red line for them. they want to reactivate strongly with the reasons either on the agreement there and then reaction was quite new to well, that forces a say, a weapon recently uh, was used to bomb iran. and we don't know about present raising, of course. so we'll have to wait and see what the eventual reaction to that of course, the big elevator, the room is always nuclear pockets done. and i noticed comments or moody seemingly suggest the tone and some kind of reproachful iran. calm was on this show shortly before his imprisonment alleging the us over through him. do you see some kind of great to piece being negotiated between india and pockets fund under this new body coalition government market fund relations. but on incidence, to remain very difficult for 2 reasons. one or cosign submitted to their means or powerful elections and buckets on a field to beacon the vice like grip offered to industry on national politics, unexpe

me get very easy to place a bet within the market will rise or fall normally available in texas by nestlÉ just go in their template make a bet i was waiting up into the market. and they got in popular their inherent about half of the volume of the s&p 500 index options now. and so they are a great way like you if you are a day trader used to be a day trader, if you want to just try to make money market moves, this a great way to do it because you do not have to put up a lot of money functions getting a lot of leverage negative 1 percent move in the market get to percent return. this is really just a fun way to bet. as always realize there's also risk. jack: among other things you lose 100 percent of the money to put down it is not like it goes down to percent goes to percent. ben: is not like buying a lottery ticket and you get to scratch off he went great but if not there goes your dull rates of these bigger sums of money and you know the payoff but if they don't, that's it in cash is gone and i thank you so a big difference between nothing like the daytrading at its way back when you co

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. >> nestled right on ninth avenue near irving street is mucky duck. it's your typical sports bar neon beer signs in the window, fans sitting at the counter and signs telling you they've got the game on. but the owners of this san francisco bar just secured a major victory. >> it's david and goliath, i love it. it's amazing. >> the bar is the david. the goliath is the national football league. on thursday, a jury ruled the league violated antitrust laws with their sunday ticket subscription. that package allowed people at home and businesses to watch every nfl game. however, it was only available through one provider, and the lawsuit says the league sold it at an inflated price. >> the deal that sunday ticket and the nfl had always struck me as unfair. robert freund practices e commerce law and says this subscription was hurting consumers. the prices are just thrust upon them. here's the deal. take it or leave it. and that's really exactly the point of why antitrust laws exist. >> those consumers include noah roberts, who works at little shamrock aroun

. >> nestled in santa rosa off mark west wrote, i just want had to go to the batteries store. there's like nobody so i think it's a good day to actually be out because everybody's thinking it's too hot to go out so very productive it could be that it's going to be a very productive day for me and don't come here very often. but we decided to come here today. >> didn't definately for pam been getting some flowers for a friend prompted her visit out in the heat, but she and granddaughter took refuge from the glaring sun under a sprawling shady tend to the market. >> so how do you try be the 8th when it well, i we stay inside. that's pretty much what i do. >> because we don't have so we just stay inside with your conditioning. >> at true value hardware on old redwood highway in santa rosa. our workers said that they had a big demand for fans. people want to know if we have like the window fans also. >> but we do not have those on citizens are. would be one thing, but we just have mostly like plug-in fans just set up randomly different rooms and people usually use them if super su

infrastructure is outdated. samples probably explains. darjeeling in westbank, on a tourist spark nestled in the himalayan foothills, the sea of india's latest rail accident. a train carrying cargo is suspected to have missed a signal and crashed into a passenger train. the force was so severe, one car was seen rising into the air. 10 to the train was going slowly and another train hid from the back and i'll try and turned upside down. the thing is, i felt i wouldn't survive, but with great difficulty. the rest of you was pull this out. i didn't feel we would survive. it felt like a big jump, but thing 2 of the casualties been monday's crash were really personnel. initial reports suggest the collision may have happened when the driver of the freight train missed the signal. the accident is one of hundreds reported annual, outdated signaling equipment is often to play, but i mostly see like the initially the close looks like human error, but we will no more off to the inquiry. but human error is something we have to control as well. the world's most populous country, both one of the world'

the moon moment. 5 years since the plan was 1st introduced, it's future now hands and the balance nestled between demands for climate action and the economic pains of a green transition. patsy a little bit. so the un alj a 0 for counting. the cost that's got stuck into this with i'm passive for who is an economist, who regularly advised us government. that is the author of the case for the green new deal. she joins us now from london and good to have you with us. so has the wells most vicious climate deal become a political liability? the phase has and it's not so much of liability as a refusal. oh, you're kidding. leaders to, to tackle what is going to be, what is a great security threat to the people here. and that's because there's a political vacuum at the heart of your. on the one hand, you have to very conservative judgment. finance minister, a absolutely insisting that that can be no common borrowing across the union, no coming debt issuance. that means ranging the finance means go and taxing individuals at a time. that's a cost of living crisis that is understandable on the same t

has faith that one day she too, will be a member, a so great the a vintage sees a small community nestled among swamps about 100 kilometers southeast of new orleans. the richie blinking co work a monk load seedlings on to use narrow boats at the marina. no longer contains jones to help his friend been the paraglider studied. the shrinking delta ritchie is actively combating is the today, what we're going to be doing is we're going to be planning from cypress trees out in the wetland areas. and i began doing this work around 2009 or so 2010. and i was working in the oil and gas industry and i was driving the boat's here in the harbor. right. and i was going back and forth between the harbor and the spots on the golf and noticing a lot of land loss over the years. and i wanted to be doing anything i could to, to be slowing down and, and so planting trees was something that i could do within my own power. richie and mom could already planted several 1000 trees in the mississippi delta. the tree roots give the islands greatest ability, so then not as easily washed away. richie knows if it's a

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it's that, as we failed to secure and to nestle directory, that opponents not just be ukraine and people but its own people. but it functions in the meantime have managed to to, um, to, to rate their economy bring about huge multiply retained dollarization. so to distract from this failure, they resort to fed mongering. and of course like you said there was no great affair . then the end of the wald, it's not in the boots and seems to have taken it upon himself to expose this to debunk the narrative that is being spawn out. but i think there was definitely a sense that this, this was, was a rich ration of red 9. she said about session that on you can adopt the trend is if i re play uh, no nukes unless we space next essentially. but from unless why shot is on the attack on like, the us, which has of plus probably want to see the reality though is the russian language come under attack from west and what is that? and on top of that, you have a pay or in the region how the initiative, which has engaging in sir re dangerous talk about all being up. i'm borrowing nips from america. russia is

it's the 1st bomb, a ross and for good armed with hypersonic. nestle has entered the caribbean, and that comes after the naval detachment conducted drills in the atlantic. well, the nucleus of marine cars on taking part in a coordinated computer simulation to strike target 600 kilometers away. any horses of the atlantic ocean, the ship's combat crew practice, the actions of launching a missile strike against enemies stuff. his tongue is using long range precision weapons to combat cruise act. accordingly, we receive a signal from a mock on a map and analyze the situation. we determine whether the target is within reach or not. we also looked to see if we fall into the enemy strike range. we selected an optimal starting point to firing position and we carry out actions according to the following cycle. and in the conditions of how we would use the weapons that were heard from the head of this overall base to do the in vienna, alexander markovich that he says of the developments in cuba highlights the growing sovereignty of states in the region, but no longer dependent on us policies, the

beach has risen to the 5, including 3 children of the attack was carried out by the us made on comes nestle. now russia says that the washington be, is responsibility for the strike. i will bring to you updates and more details as be on the folder now to the audio companies where you can get more details at the store res, what follows? let's see you again at the bottom. the .

arsenal is so big that you know, you would probably scale this for an attack against conventional nestles rather than nuclear miss. yeah. and is this all positive pretends campaign to intimidate the west? david following is an invasion of ukraine. i mean, lots of nucleus said the rattling, as you say, until about changing russian nuclear doctrine. but hooton's not stupid. he also knows there's no way he can even when the new cable. that's right, that's right. so this is kind of an old playbook, basically what he's trying to do is uh uh, he's playing the long war. he keeps betting that western will, will run out before the war ends. and he's also betting that by raising the specter of nuclear war, he can cleave off a portion of western public opinion. you know, who doesn't want to go to the difficulty of re establishing their defense industrial base, you know, making up for substitution for russian l. n. g and all those sorts of things. but this, this, as i said, this has gone almost since day one of the ukraine. patrick, he basically just wants a free hand and that'll do it. just the fina

the russian foreign ministry has some of the us and baset over the use of american nestles and the strike. a moscow has made it clear the washington's involvement will not go on punished the us, which is waging a hybrid war against russia and has, in fact become a policy of the conflict by supplying the ukranian armed forces with the most moulding weaponry base equal responsibility with the key of regime for this atrocity, the ambassador was informed that such actions by washington, which are intended to encourage the, probably not siegel sorry, teasing you, trying to continue fighting until the last ukranian by authorizing strikes deep into russian territory, will not go unpunished. retaliatory measures will certainly follow the the, the attack left the hand bags and children's toys scattered across the beach as local slab, the scene in panic, leaving behind the belongings. following the charge of the, the top officials in crime me a decree head monday. the day of morning, adopters of all silver arrived from nearby regions to help treat the wounded of the russian defense ministry said th

. >> nestled right on ninth avenue near irving street is mucky duck. it's your typical sports bar neon beer signs in the window, fans sitting at the counter and signs telling you they've got the game on. but the owners of this san francisco bar just secured a major victory. >> it's david and goliath, i love it. it's amazing. >> the bar is the david. the goliath is the national football league. on thursday, a jury ruled the league violated antitrust laws with their sunday ticket subscription. that package allowed people at home and businesses to watch every nfl game. however, it was only available through one provider, and the lawsuit says the league sold it at an inflated price. >> the deal that sunday ticket and the nfl had always struck me as unfair. robert freund practices e commerce law and says this subscription was hurting consumers. the prices are just thrust upon them. here's the deal. take it or leave it. and that's really exactly the point of why antitrust laws exist. >> those consumers include noah roberts, who works at little shamrock aroun

arsenal is so big that you know, you would probably scale this for an attack against conventional nestles rather than nuclear missiles. yes, president joe biden has apologize for the month long hold up and approving weapons for ukraine and has reaffirm support for the country on the sideline of events. mocking the 80th anniversary of the d day landings and fronds bite and also announced a $225000000.00 package to help reconstruct ukraine's power grid gave is pushing its allies in europe and the west for more ministry. 8 years president biden's giving a speech on the beaches of normandy, mocking the landings in france. the praise the americans who fulton died saying this selfishly sacrifice themselves american democracy, asked the harvest of things to believe the report or something bigger than ourselves. so democracy begins with each of us, begins with one person to size or something more important themselves. when they decide the person they're serving alongside of some of the look after. when they decide the mission matters more than their life. i do decide that their country matters mo

has risen to fill the 5, including 3 children of the attack was carried out by the us made on comes nestle. now russia says that the washington be, is responsibility for the strike. i will bring to you updates and more details as be on the folder now to the audio companies where you can get more details at the store. res. what finally, let's see. you again, that's on the bike the way everybody. welcome back to moscow. a welcome back. to the most go mules. i'm shay bowes. i'm joined again here in this information age q by my priceless hard working little side kick, all the he looks out to the numbers, the facts. we never let those kind of things get in the way of a good propaganda and it was all about so that you and me don't really have to. and where would we start this week? it's been a busy week and why not? the clown show that was the g, seth, and of course the peace conference, which was she didn't attend. how does that work? where the, you know, the, the trouble makers, the young elected on the delusions all got together to say the same things to each other with a knowing, listen to a

conducting military drills in the atlantic is the 1st time a russian forget onto a type of sonic, nestle, and says enter the caribbean. in the atlantic, a russian nuclear submarine to pond and a coordinated computers stimulation, to strike target 600 kilometers away. all right, let's press live to a political scientist, a master and public administration in the system university of new york. and i'm on mendez re of us from one is good to have you join me right now that russian foreign ministry spokeswoman has said, washington is not interested in a peaceful euro. so how does us benefit from the escalation of conflicts get well the u. s. has always been in high alerts, they don't like anyone being on their backyard a, they call this week with them, those types of words. yet they are very easy to put an alert and on the news that there is naval ships and submarines and whatnot of russia in the caribbean. but they don't mention of the help that russia in other countries give to cuba, right. they don't do uh, they will mention the help that to a has received with oil with tourism, from, from

it's the pool that has one failed just to show and to nestle, the victory that i promise, not just as ukraine and people but its own people, but it functions in the meantime have managed to deteriorate their economy, bring about huge multiply routine data on the rise ation so to distract from this failure, they resort to fame ongoing kind of cool. so like you said, there is no greater fear than the end of the walled assignment, boots and seems to have taken it upon himself to expose this to debunk the narrative that is being spun out. but i think there was definitely a sense that this, this was, was a, with ration of the, of read 9. she said at that session that on you to the doctor. and as if i replayed, no new unless we space and next, essentially. but from unless why shot is on the attack on like control the u. s. which has of spots. so i want to see the reality though, is the russian language come under attack from west and west settings, both on top of that you have a pay or in the region who is an issue which has engaging in so every dangerous talk about arming up. i'm borrowing

hospital, well, look, since you’re here anyway, let’s go. look at these, max, yes, the unfortunate nestlingsup, wake up, maybe you want to tell me something, no, no, no. but we have to, let's go, let's go, let's go, let's go, he said, i'll be back, i'll be right back, ugh, ah... thank you, i'm your debtor, you lost me five grand at cards, that's the memory of a man, let 's go, let's go, let's go, let's go, comrade rear admiral, we have an emergency, sea devils, this is the work of foreign saboteurs, we are always ready for a decisive battle, what are we going to do, improvise, as always? even on the farthest frontiers, we have guests, take up defensive positions, go ahead, act according to the situation, new episodes of your favorite series, russian reception, now there will be an explosion, then a little gas, see you soon, we are not from such troubles selected, sea devils, new series, more will gather, i love attention, from monday at 220. on ntv. dolphin. new season, today at 20:00 on ntv. an excellent choice is when you buy clothes on ozone and get a wow 99% cashback to pay for new order

aired ever, then we will have followed kitchen cabinet and jay rayner will tell you your eggs can nestley, really hot? i'm moving on now. how how can how will people going into the polls be prepared, numberone. and i think there's an underreported issue of the postal votes. yes, particularly if you are listening in scotland. so there are irate, quite understandably, people who went on holiday because it is now the school holidays in scotland and didn't get their postal vote in time. and there is now the beginnings of a giant mess with postal voting in scotland, and there's some sort of emergency setups that have been put into place. but there are — and newscasters tell us — if you are a scottish holiday—maker and you are on holiday and you haven't had your postal vote and you're going to be denied your franchise because the mail was a bit rubbish, then tell us. anecdotally, and also the bbc in scotland reported on this story yesterday, it's a significant problem. well, we've also opened a postal voting clinic on broadcasting house for sunday morning because i've also heard of a household

aired ever, then we will have followed kitchen cabinet and jay rayner will tell you your eggs can nestleeally hot? i'm moving on now. um, no, that's interesting. how how can how will people going into the polls be prepared, numberone. and i think there's an underreported issue of the postal votes. yes, particularly if you are listening in scotland. so there are irate, quite understandably, people who went on holiday because it is now the school holidays in scotland and didn't get their postal vote in time. and there is now the beginnings of a giant mess with postal voting in scotland, and there's some sort of emergency setups that have been put into place. but there are — and, newscasters, tell us — if you are a scottish holiday—maker and you are on holiday and you haven't had your postal vote and you're going to be denied your franchise because the mail was a bit rubbish, then tell us. anecdotally, and also the bbc in scotland reported on this story yesterday, it's a significant problem. well, we've also opened a postal voting clinic on broadcasting house for sunday morning because i've

>> ray numbers no change in our policy about attack guns a long-range strike nestle 300 club motors orinside russia and again i want to remind the guidance we've given ukrainian is to after things that are a imminent threat just over that border. again we have to talk to them about what it looks for -- looks like going forward probably so but that's the guidance they've been given. ethic it's important as well to remember and russia president vladimir putin talked about this yesterday in a press conference we're dealing with a nuclear armed power. a thing we can all agree especially paper -- people who love ukraine and want to see it succeed and really become potentially world war iii to become the u.s. versus rossa which -- russia it could be a disaster for people all across europe. >> martha: we are sitting here at the normandy american cemetery which makes everyone think of world war 2. when we sent ships and then ammunition we didn't put any constraints on them and we didn't say you could use the bullets in this place but not that place or use the ships this way but not that we. we

it has companies like bp shell nestlÉ, up more than 14% over the last six months. are coming right back. later robin hood. ♪ breaking news. president joe biden arriving at his paris hotel moments ago after participating in ceremonies to commemorate the 80th anniversary of the d-day landing in normandie. that heroic world war ii operation that led to the allied victory over nazi germany and adolf hitler. close military allies in defense of democracy as complex and ukraine and gaza threatened global peace. edward lawrence following every word from the president and every movement in normandie. he joins us live from the white house. edward. he spoke to honor the allied truth that turned the tide. 4414 allied troops died on the omaha beach. or than half of those were americans. the speech at this memorial service here, president biden made comparisons to the invasion of ukraine. >> we have a special obligation. we cannot allow what happened here to be lost in years to come we must remember it and honor it and remember the fact that they were heroes in that day. it does

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