in his stories send mentions professor sara lee me from france he studies the health impacts of genetically modified foods and round up no human health that's rats the results divided the academic community being based back to severely criticized. we miss the professor in california with the results we decided to take two hundred rats and give them. a diet. containing roundup and with roundup alone with a regular diet and we saw in both cases big memory tumors on rats and also kidney leakage very hard kidney diseases and liver problems and also the sexual homeowners where. so there were there was less strong and more estrogen the reverse way so we thought that this wasn't really a problem for g.m. moves on the long term consuming g.m.o. in the long term or having this pesticide in the long term in the tap water because it's a major pesticide of the world. there are some of our trees in us that have started checking products like life state content when customers ask. why do we do it more like you so. you know they get it will people using more and more and it will come a cumulative. task to

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also from a very top heavy state level top down and this idea of individual sovereignty is done to sara lee it's hard for a lot of americans to accept. that they accept the fact that they would need individual sovereignty they do quite obviously but in other countries or maybe they used the case for this is even more of an obvious case it would you would you there are a can you comment on that. it may be true but you know the history where you grow up shape your views and you know opinions on life and for me personally i prefer to be. responsible for my own stuff and not be babysit. companies governments so this is pretty much. the why i love b. klein and why i love currencies and walked into college is because it's one way to achieve these kind of freedom it's interesting the way that because i'm has evolved in different countries for different reasons you know i'm thinking about venezuela and argentina there's a use case there because their currencies are in free fall in some countries where there's a more of a top heavy bureaucratic you know overlay of politically there's a need to have

we know what he initially says doesn't is a sara lee turn out to be the case. -- we know what he initiallys doesn't necessarily turn out to be the case. andrew: the three scenarios are one, he exits the deal, too, he exits that europe tries to hold it together and you have a deal in tatters. the third is the five where he where he is the fudge leaves but maybe iran comes back for a secondary agreement. back its the heart of what the critics are saying. iran is complying but in the region it's causing a lot of headaches with saudi arabia and the u.s.. he could unleash the dogs of aggression between iran and israel. my proposition that he pulls the ripcord and then within 30 days he offers to our ron to come to the negotiating table. there are some hawkish voices in foreign policy. the backdrop to this, it just won't end, today, will it? he surrounded himself with people who are more hawkish and want to drive a harder line. the real possibility is if he pulls out, you will see increasing confrontation between powers. we have that story about israel and its concern. there are lots of places w

inability to tolerate the mildest of criticisms from a genuine reformer sara lee whitson says that it's hen your sentence for defaming the u.a.e. is all you need to know about the brutality and repression beneath the emirates gilded facade now people have been continuously using a hash tag free homage to raise awareness about this case there's one user who's been campaigning for months release and this user tweeted how ridiculous to punish him for damaging the reputation of the u.a.e. surely punishing an internationally acclaimed human rights activist will will damage the u.s. reputation finally jury here says that the u.a.e. probably books its position as a country committed to silencing human rights defenders with this particular verdicts now if you're following this story we'd like to hear from you can tweet me your thoughts using the hash tag a to news group or message me directly i mean or chapell angela thank you very much for that live not on the wall here on the news great taking a look at the different pictures the news agencies feeding us this is see if the news agency with pi

it seems as though he was quite aggressive about it, based on the reporting that i and sara murray and m.j. lee and our amazing team have done. but, poppy, i want to tell you i just got off the phone with rudy giuliani about this very issue. and asked him the key question, i think, did the president know that michael cohen was doing this. and here's what giuliani told me. he said that he talked to -- he, giuliani, talked to the president one time about it before the latest in the last 36 hours, our reporting about other attempts to get business. at that time, the president told giuliani that he was not aware of the situation. and giuliani said, obviously now things are getting a little bit more -- the word he used was contorted. but then giuliani went on to say he's only going to be concerned about it if somebody says this involves the president. and so far they are not saying it. now, again, this is giuliani saying he spoke to the president only once about the notion of michael cohen. basically trying to sell access. president didn't know about it. but has not spoken to him since our reporting

mayor lee passed away suddenly late last year. kron 4's sara stinson was at the emotional ceremony. nce mayor edwin mah lee passed away. ("we continue to miss ed as much as i'm sure you all do.")("you think i miss him, oh i miss him, i miss ed lee.")to honor lee - family, friends and city leaders all gathered together saturday morning to plant a magnolia tree in view of city hall.("ed would have been so pleased knowing you were all here to pay tribute to him.") the perfect way to tribute the man who worked tirelessly to make the city a better place dating back to when he served as the public works director. ("we now have a legacy of infrastructure that will be tied directly to ed lee for future generations.")lee's work ethic is something everyone talks about.("he was the kind of public servant who worked 24/7.")the ceremony brought tears as lee's sister talked about how much this tree means to their family. ("the sweet fragrance of the magnolia tree will bring back sweet memories of ed. as a devoted mayor, a loving family man, a hard working colleague, a kind friend.")there was also

abc 7 news reporter lee ann melendez helped. >> sara is the mother of two public school kids, as thewner of talk o-licious restaurants, she and her husband came up with a formula for giving. >> so from september to may we give 15% of a month's worth of monday proceed toss that school. >> reporter: so, for example, the it restaurant in the mission district supports nine schools in that specific community. every months one of the nine schools gets the funds. this month they will cut a check to mission high school. >> if we can raise 15% of monday's proceeds, that school will get a check from like $3,000 to $8,000, if you luck out and it's cinco de mayo on monday, you'll get a lot. >> they also have other restaurants, garfield elementary in north beach used its money to buy chrome books and i pads. >> it solidifies the messages, that we are all a community, whether it be a school -- >> reporter: they started donating to schools in 2012. so far they have raised $1 million. to celebrate getting to the million dollar mark, the restaurant will have a fund-raising party on may 14th. all the

lee passed away suddenly late last year. today, there was an emotional ceremony at city hall. kron 4's sara stinson brings us the story. it's been early five months since mayor edwin mah lee passed away. ("we continue to miss ed as much as i'm sure you all do.")("you think i miss him, oh i miss him, i miss ed lee.")to honor lee - family, friends and city leaders all gathered together saturday morning to plant a magnolia tree in view of city hall.("ed would have been so pleased knowing you were all here to pay tribute to him.") the perfect way to tribute the man who worked tirelessly to make the city a better place dating back to when he served as the public works director. ("we now have a legacy of infrastructure that will be tied directly to ed lee for future generations.")lee's work ethic is something everyone talks about.("he was the kind of public servant who worked 24/7.")the ceremony brought tears as lee's sister talked about how much this tree means to their family. ("the sweet fragrance of the magnolia tree will bring back sweet memories of ed. as a devoted mayor, a loving family man, a hard working colleague, a

i'm melissa lee, as sara had mentioned, we're seeing a selloff on wall street with the dow down by morehan 400 points the biggest decline since april 6th. meantime, take a look at the yields and the two-year hitting a six-week low, the ten-year falling to a near seven-week low as we see that bid for safety in today's session. financials and industrials leading the declines, real estate, utilities eking out some gains and speaking of financials, the sector lower across the board over concerns over italy that stock along with jpmorgan, citi, bank of america, those are the laggards in this sector. >>> and we are watching shares of disney, breaking news in the past few minutes, disney's abc canceling "roseanne," following her earlier tweet. >>> welcome, everybody i'm tyler mathisen we begin with today's selloff and mike santoli at the new york stock exchange mike, do you think italy, the situation there, far from a true contagion right now, why and what would it take to elevate to it that happy state? >> yeah, at least right now, tyler, i don't think you look at the markets and say this is

lee passed away suddenly late last year. today, there was an emotional ceremony at city hall. kron 4's sara stinson brings us the story. been early five months since mayor edwin mah lee passed away. ("we continue to miss ed as much as i'm sure you all do.")("you think i miss him, oh i miss him, i miss ed lee.")to honor lee - family, friends and city leaders all gathered together saturday morning to plant a magnolia tree in view of city hall.("ed would have been so pleased knowing you were all here to pay tribute to him.") the perfect way to tribute the man who worked tirelessly to make the city a better place dating back to when he served as the public works director. ("we now have a legacy of infrastructure that will be tied directly to ed lee for future generations.")lee's work ethic is something everyone talks about.("he was the kind of public servant who worked 24/7.")the ceremony brought tears as lee's sister talked about how much this tree means to their family. ("the sweet fragrance of the magnolia tree will bring back sweet memories of ed. as a devoted mayor, a loving family man, a hard working colleague, a kin

former russian ambassador sara gay kiss lesergei kiss lee. that's important. oing to be very telling and very important. pete: sara, he has requested -- we have seen slow walking and stonewalling, will the requests go unanswered. >> i think they will go unappeared. the committees and the reason why they throw these contempt threats of contempt out is because they know even if they slow walk them, they are going to get them in the end. these are very important. there is no reason why they should not get those transcripts. that's what i have been told. once the committee asking for these transcripts. particularly the ones between flynn and kislyak that they should not receive them. they will be getting those documents and another thing that i think is very important, they're expecting that all the exculpatory evidence that judge requested in the flynn case, they told rod rosenstein we examine all of that has been turned over to judge sullivan. something they are looking at as well. pete: interesting. still as the inspector general's report hasn't come out which c

mayor lee passed away suddenly late last year.( darya ) kron 4's sara stinson was there for the emotionalm sure you all do.")("you think i miss him, oh i miss him, i miss ed lee.")to honor lee - family, friends and city leaders all gathered together saturday morning to plant a magnolia tree in view of city hall.("ed would have been so pleased knowing you were all here to pay tribute to him.") the perfect way to tribute the man who worked tirelessly to make the city a better place dating back to when he served as the public works director. ("we now have a legacy of infrastructure that will be tied directly to ed lee for future generations.")lee's work ethic is something everyone talks about.("he was the kind of public servant who worked 24/7.")the ceremony brought tears as lee's sister talked about how much this tree means to their family. ("the sweet fragrance of the magnolia tree will bring back sweet memories of ed. as a devoted mayor, a loving family man, a hard working colleague, a kind friend.")there was also laughter as mayor willie brown told old stories about lee. ("i said why do

we'll keep an eyeon that officially welcome everyone to "power lunch," sara eisen here and michelle caruso-cabrera and melissa lee will be back in a moment >> we are going to get to mark zuckerberg's keynote speech in a moment first a check on trading investors are hitting the sales button as we kickoff the new trading month. dow is down triple digits and down for the eighth times in ten sessions industrials are lower than 300 points the s&p is off 3 quarters of a percent and nasdaq is holding relatively well. financials are taking a hit more than half the stock of the etfs. they're in correction of territory or greater that's including wells fargo and city and goldman and morgan stanley. gold is hitting its lowest level of the year as we talk more of the effects of the strengthening dollars. >> let's get straight to julia boorstin who's live there, julia, could be facing a hostile group this time around >> reporter: i think it is going to be a tough one for mark zuckerberg there are about 5,000 developers and a lot of them are concerned of the fact that facebook over the past month have made a number of changes

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