in fact nestle next asks what exactly is child labor. that's a question nobody has asked except the nestle executives they're the only one exist together boardroom go and what even is gyal a well yeah there's someone short as that. what if it's like a six year old who's just really precocious when it comes to back breaking labor there's really go look at how he loves it. this this would be like one of. a big factory farm manufacturer is going what exactly is. paid by a grid workers accidentally falling into a me or an advocate body turned into a hamburger pocket what is that. what this comes down to is nazli the million dollar corporate lawyers have a hundred different ways to make sure that those exploited by our completely immoral false scarcity based economy the defenseless people who are chewed up in this system don't get to win lawsuits that put the rich in the gears in fact another suit was thrown out a recent late alleging that mars is think had a duty to disclose on its candy labels that african child slaves might have produced i

nestle uses slave labor slave laborers that sometimes disappear you don't see that on the commercial.

you talk about your friends at nestle health science. >> so we have got three big c b collaborations now and one of them is with the golden peanut company and they provide us with an extremely high quality raw material which is our starting product for al one 01 and then we have a collaboration of nestle health science peanut allergy is interesting but another allergy is egg allergy. one of these two angel hair has egg in it and one isn't. so it is in all kinds of stuff like bread and pasta and those kids, are effectively malnourished, they are not getting a proper diet. so with nestle, we are looking at the gamut of food allergies we can treat milk and egg, the objective is to reintroduce into the diet and that is a great company to be working with. >> you have great partners, and a great mission and i think it is a bigger universe than most people realize former ceo of aimmune therapeutics thank you so much. >> thank you very much your brain is an amazing thing. but as you get older, it naturally begins to change, causing a lack of sharpness, or even trouble with recall. thankfully

hidden away and strangely detached from time this tiny community nestles at the foot of mount seir oval. and away says of calm eight hundred meters up a jewel in the heart of central europe in eastern slovakia will call an edge a village in harmony with nature. i've. i've . i've i've i've. the villages only street straight to the cone of mt sid all of which forms a natural protective barrier to the north. until recently there was no real road here until anyone wanting to reach full color image from the valley had to walk several kilometers covered. distance on horseback by donkey. in its seclusion the village was able to develop and preserve its unique architectural character. it's not known when people first settled here but the earliest written record dates back to fourteen sixty one. for centuries has stood as a masterpiece of slovak wooden architecture constructed in block form apart from the foundation the houses were erected without the use of a single brick. lime washed in intense colors the facades are striking the original . they go hand in hand with magnificent colors of natur

minutes now when the game did eventually start germany was quick to score after just eleven minutes nestled all still capitalized on a mistake. but in the second half wall streeter made a massive marketing. in time he got the level of time to forty points germany up to manuel neuer couldn't keep two hundred feet in his first game since september play to germany he did again i listened. to when i was sixteen. and the french open in paris men's number one rafael nadal quest rafael nadal's quest to reign and eleventh title is very much on track now he earned a straight sets win over richard gasquet to make the last sixteen and over to the women's side of the draw top seeded simona halep had her hands full against andrea petkovic but after taking the first set in a tie break of the remaining overpowered hope on and closing after the match with a six love second set elsewhere in the draw and seeded serena williams continued to look shop in her first grand slam since giving birth making quick work of germany's you know you get your guests in straight sets the formal world number one will face old

a city nestled in the himalayan mountains of northern india.cing a crisis. water supplies have been critically low since the end of last month. that is making running a business like the hotel ex three difficult. —— extremely. lack many other business owners, he has been forced to hire private water tankers ata premium. forced to hire private water tankers at a premium. that is causing even more problems. they also blackmail the people because this is the time that we are in need, we need minimum of one to two tankers of water per day. we are paying 50% more than in past year. at the height of tourist season, around 30,000 people visit the city every day. but with just half the water needed, hotels have been forced to ration water. translation: a hotel have asked people not to use bathtubs and have removed taps. translation: you can't wash your clothes and drinking water is only given one. it is a popular tourist destination, and shortage of water is hitting businesses hard. travel agencies say in the past ten years alone —— ten days alone, alm

at all corporate advertising budgets procter and gamble tens of billions samsung nine point nine nestle l'oreal these are the big advertisers multibillion dollar campaign to yourselves said it's bound to backfire we use of all of this money so why is it important that they will team out they revealed to they revealed he was bankrolling this new organization best for britain the whatever it's called how does he know what's best for britain he's not british he doesn't live here it's none of these place not his place and we're going to keep banging on about it and i can tell you it really resonates with the public who feel part of the problem with your opinion is it got too big too remote too out of touch and they want to bring things much closer to home we can govern ourselves we don't want the european court of justice telling us what we can and can't do who we compel benefits to we want british parliament to be sovereign so the last thing we now want is some rich guy in his eighty's who says i know what's best for your country actually an arche writing a check until we get a good we get

nestle and jh be. -- jhb. a small a brand is pete's coffee .here i a weakening appeal of mass-market brands across the board. if you go to a pub in the u.k., people aren't all going to be drinking fosters. there is a similar trend with coffee. challenge to starbucks to perhthey will be due something. -- will be able to do something. anna: thank you for joining us. year to thene boycotts, we'll see how qatar has dealt with the saudi led economic boycott campaign. we will see the qatar .irways ceo, he joins a shortly this is bloomberg. ♪ manus: it's 1:47 a.m. in new . 7:47 in jurek -- in we asked his predecessor what he of theabout this ahead reserve bank of india's rate decision tomorrow. that in a world where countries take full cognizance of international responsibility, one of the things i have been aessing for is the sense that big central bank should look of the consequences of their actions on other countries. i think emerging markets an a much better situation today. politics and policies are creating uncertainty but they are in a much be

from one store a day which they had been averaging before and a partnership, $7 billion deal withes nestle on its packaged goods. same-store sales in the united states have continued to struggle big questions about whether they can overcome challenges around technology, getting in the store and out of the store quickly and what that means. of course the public relations hit that the company took this past month and a half over racial bias training and the training that they did last week, the plan was actually set in place for howard schultz to step down on may 15th. they had talked about that for several months, i'm told, starting in january. once the incident in philadelphia happened in april, that plan was put on hold and upended and of course we're now hearing about it now i want to read you real quick a note from howard schultz to the company's employees. he writes the following. i set out to build a company that my father, a blue-collar worker and world war ii veteran never had a chance to work for we have done that and so much more by balancing profitability, and social conscience,

its natural surroundings remain untouched a modern home nestled in a little way in pine forest. that was built as a tribute to the blues. hello i'm either this my way for you to do the best to me do a little come to my blues cause. titus come and ask us an architect has lived here with his family since two thousand and fourteen the woods aren't far away from the city of quantised but far enough to blast the blues as loud as they want anytime they want it's a house full of passion. it was a romantic for the blues romance and taking it easy this isn't just my blues music little by little my wife has grown accustomed to listening to the blues every day i've told her about it it's very important to us a little bit more so share my. that's apparent throughout the one hundred seventy square meter house and its design is inspired by the music genre even the kitchen island is embellish with old vinyl records. the center of the house is an open living area spread across several floors. and put in a more this is the center the heart of the home. it's the room where we hang out together. a

owner and birdseye parent pinnacle creates the nation's second largest frozen foods companyehind only nestle. the announcement left a bad ste in shareholder's mouth. pinnacle was off 4% to 64.95. susan? >>> shares of world wrestling entertainment took off after announcing new multi million dollars tv deals. the five year deals to air the company's flagship wrestling shows are with comcast, nbc univsal and 21st century's fox's fox sports and they're more than triple the size of wwe's current contract. they were up 6% to $70.85. and after the bell, bed, bath & beyond said earnings beat wall street expectations. me store sales did not. they fell more than half of a perct while the street was looking for a slight gain. shares initially fell after hours wiping out a fractional gain from the regular session ehere they close at $20.18. >>> here we nearly halfway through 2018 and the year so far on wall street has been anything but usual. mike santoli takes look at a strange year for stocks. >> reporter: the stock market this year has taken an extraordinary route, pretty routine destination. firs th

we live in a town nestled in the vineyards. our town, primarily from the wine harvest. used to have a vineyard, this may have been where he worked? that is where vineyards looked in the fall. the palace, our city gates, we were hoping this might entice you to visit us. not only a palace, we have a castle, this dates to the 1200s, have to numbered homes and i offer city crime scene tours and if you tell me you were at the gaithersburg book festival i will give you one for free. it is a tradition in our town that the person giving the tour has to dress up in a historical outfit. no settler in europe produces a mexican-american war uniform but there are tons of american civil war reenactment club in europe, several in germany, easy to get a confederate outfit. i have with me a minstrel who is a professional singer. in the 19th century, germans had this great true crime storytelling tradition, they did it through song, they would tell the story and song so i combined this true story with old german tradition it be we do the tour together. i am open to any questions. [inaudi

they're trailing nestle, and it would have a combined market value of more than $23 bithion. e has been speculation about a merger between the two for several months now. ares of pinnacle rose more than 2% at 67.86. conagra was off to 38.23. >>> the metal recycler smither steel beat revenue estimates by 6%. the company issued a fourth quarterou ut that was below consensus. the shares fell 3% to 33.65 but th are up about 60% the last 12 months. >>> riteid sent a letter to the shareholders on the merger with albert son's ahead of a stockholder's vote on august 9th. the company filed theirro today setting the proxy vote into motion. the merger is facing opposition by shareholders who want to get it over and rite aid fell 7% to 1.96ll >>> it's s tough to be a woman on wall street. men don't notice. that is the findingst of the f ever joint gender gap survey by cnbc and linked-in. julia boorstin joins us to discuss the result. julia, good to see you here in new york. we hear a lot about the gender gap o wall street. basically what were some of the details of the survey? is it as d

nestled between high mountains lies the small town of attic with its three thousand inhabitants it seems like any other small town in anatolia. closer and you'll see the local cafes called cuba and that a picture of che guevara rather than the president hangs in the town hall and that there are no biographies of added one in the library but instead of christian. overtaking is the only town in turkey with a communist led local government. this is the mayor fattish mehmet much alone a lab technician elected four years ago with over thirty six percent to head a coalition. much earlier hates wearing a tie and likes to be hands on here people like to help each other. one person will drop shoes off for the town home or someone else will bring books and other clothes and whoever needs something can take it from here just now a schoolboy dropped off some books we underlined solidarity look these men aren't employed here in tears. much an overtrick defense from the rest of turkey you can buy alcohol without difficulty and there's hardly a headscarf and sight. although it seems the government does

human and you're not alone for money nestling start off in no i was surprised that the girl on the right wasn't particularly enthusiastic about the north korean counterpart. she just said so that's what she looks like ok most of them and i'd expected her to say something like oh i'm with the same age but with totally different of the she just didn't go there to talk to book my focus it was cut that you know the skill. the project started in two thousand and nine as talks on north korea's nuclear program were collapsing. last year south korea elected a liberal president who has brought new momentum to relations between north and south korea. many see this as a turning point. so they must have seemed going to be confused by all the momentous changes underway you know and sort of pull model in mind that i was able to do this project because the two countries are so different but the amount the good to go kind of if they grow closer to my idea wouldn't work as well the book to be honest i'm glad i managed to do it when i did my. money at the you know i saw the whole of this. all the unificat

you've got your eyes glued to trump let's take a moment to focus on just one of these corporations nestle one of the largest food of water exploiters on the planet we learned something this one.

sixty kilograms of stone to create their art works we asked the artists about their inspiration but nestled in that way for these are i can so world one of them are still a very sing star this is messy and this is a law which to them because they are the most popular at the moment of course they will not visit us but many fans come here who know them and will be pleased to see them and be photographed next to them with players and fans ready for the first kick.

this school is nestled between some of karachi busiest roads. headmistress see it is easy couldn't afford proper classrooms so she open the school here where drug gangs used to operate although she hasn't been given official permission she had enough money and commitment to go through with it. they get out of there thinking i want to get kids off the streets but there's a lot of opposition especially from the mafia that forces children to beg and it's protected by politicians. one to two hundred children come here every morning none of them have ever attended a real school. she is one of the biggest cities in the world and has a drastically high number of street children. under ten year old ahmad says his mother used to beat him and eventually she sent him away he was put in children's home where he was tormented by the supervisors he escaped and survived by begging on the streets one day a boy told him about the school under the highway and since then he's been coming here now he says he's happy. thirteen year old girl shine used to work cleani

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pharmaceutical industry as they're basing their porches with includes a brochure in grazing now releasing on nestle or industry or france so rich are going directly to be this group. for the pharmaceutical giants it's a question of money treating waste water properly is complicated and costly. diag our shows us a sewage pipe in an industrial region. just want to this is the source of all this what we have. in the dumps like this like this. this is one of the. thank the filthy water collects in an open pool if we find antibiotic residue in this water it would be a breeding ground for super pathogens. bacteria are extremely adaptable they can develop defense mechanisms in order to survive. only super pathogens survive and when they come into contact with antibiotics. they can pass on their resistance to antibiotics to other bacteria. and the number of pathogens keeps growing. one single pathogen can turn into over a billion in just a few hours. via the environment they're transmitted to human beings and animals and spread even further. ok well fortified i. can smell awful. a little this will. deliver

battle for control of glaxosmithkline's horlicks business in india is hotting up with coca—cola, nestleng to bid. glaxo wants to cash in on the indian business, where sales of the malted milk drink are significant, as it is a popular breakfast drinks for children. bitcoin could break the internet! that's a warning issued by the bank of international settlements. it also said that the race by so—called bitcoin miners to process transactions eats about the same amount of electricity as runnig the country of switzerland. now, let's update you on trade tensions. after us president donald trump announced he's set to impose 25% on $50 billion worth of chinese goods on friday — china has responded in kind with tariffs of its own. and chinese media has also mocked president trump over his trade plans, saying "wise men build bridges but fools build walls". stephen mcdonnell is in beijing. it would seem once again, the conversation about trade between the us and china is getting intense and not going in the right direction. absolutely. most observers would say today and over the last few days, th

seventeen in the center of ciudad wate market in the center of this is that what was the boat it could nestle since then our hopes of finding my brother this one this is this is the last picture on waldo took on his phone says on his gather all possible evidence on her brother's case after authorities did little to investigate. she shows us the file she's been creating with the documents provided by human rights organization that is helping her there from the prosecutor's office in. a city in the northern state of chihuahua where i'm waldo had moved to work in a mine. i want to make it clear that we disagree with the prosecutor's office because they say room well don't just got lost. we know it was a four six disappearance. but i'm hoping no one looks for one other thought but it's awful to people that it is estimated that one person disappears every two hours in mexico but less than ten percent of cases are solved. activists see the authorities often have little incentive to investigate. the causes of you know sincerity in cases of human rights violations where the army or the federal police

nestle deal, buyback, crisis management, competition from mcdonald's and a heavy short interest. >> i agree with everything one of those things except heavy short interest not enough heavy short interest. still people believing because china is still good. that litany of worries, they make it too much for this guy. my travel trust just sold the stock. it was just too hard to own. tame your enthusiasm into any rally because we've got the rate hike at this point, a lot of rate hikes going to start bothering us and then we have the tariffs the game has gotten a lot harder on "mad money" tonight, sitting down with a company that is feeling the reverberations from china tough tariff talk. talking to mana towacc a stock that is up year-to-date, sitting down with the ceo of centene. so stick with cramer >> announcer: don't miss a second of "mad money." follow @jimcramer on twitter have a question? tweet cramer, #madtweets send jim an e-mail to madmoney@cnbc.com or give us a call at 1-800-743-cnbc miss something head to madmoney.cnbc.com. with the new chase ink business unlimited card i get u

it was fnd at the -- nestled between two buildings. crews dug it up and removed it last night.emember just last week virginia tech finds it identified in clark county. >> it's cool something so rare is in the -- >> it's really not clear how this plant ended up in virginia. >> it seems the pope did not realize there was an extra step on the platform. the pope was not hurt. he continued with the procession out of the arena. he looked fine. so glad it wasn't a serious ina ry. >>> takok outside. i guess the raindrops finally starting to fall this morning. right? >> just in time for m to go spend some quality time with the barbecue. rein has moved in in northwest washington. it's been raining steadily across much ofvi inia. all morning long. that's going to continue. for our frinds and neighbors, it's not raining at your house yet. mid to upper 60s through the shenando valley in northern maryland. low 70s across most of northern virginia. as are you planning or day today, plan on rain and maybe a rumble or two of thunder. theeal issue will be steady, heavy rain here for the next two

nestled in between the buildings of downtown it will feel warm.n you are on the pavement the temperature could feel -- 5-10 degrees warmer than that. patchy fog outside and in oakland mostly sunny skies and by parade time 72 degrees and as we get into the second part of the afternoon upper 70s expected. as we talked about this mornin when you are on the pavement with light winds and sunshine it could feel like 85 degrees. stay hydrated with the sunblock and mesh -- cap should change you how long this warm up is expected to last coming up. >>> here we are again. we have the parade and it will be different this time. coming up, as we come back history has been made as president trump and north korean leader kim jong-un meet face to . we go live in singapore for more on the agreement that has been made now that reactions are coming in. >> stay with us on "ktvu" where our coverage continues through the entire parade. we bring you live coverage on "ktvu".com and streaming live on our facebook page. stay with us. we will be right back. >>> welcome back.

ann rubin reports it's nestled in the hills of palo alto and is now one of the most expensive houses to ever come on the market in the bay area. >> reporter: if you have $96.8 million to spend, this might be the house for you. situated in the foothills above palo alto, the agent describes it as 13.35 acres of pure privacy and tranquility. >> this is in a lot of ways for a buyer with the funds, this is the quintessential silicon valley estate. >> featuring a conference area for board meetings in a safe room for emergencies. it has a poker room, pete's room with a wood burning oven in the sport setup of pro athletes. >> it has its own private pavilion, ice hockey rink and can double as a tennis court. >> reporter: it is separate from the basket ball court. >> what i like about this house is it is split on four levels. each one of the levels is not too overwhelming. they are 4000 square feet. >> reporter: it could set a record. constructed in 2008, owned by scott mcneely and he sits on the board of rex real estate, the company that is selling the home. use artificial intelligent to matc

. >> reporter: nestled in the hills of mendocino county lies joanna's pot farm. you consider yourself a small farm. >> definitely. the smallest of small. >> reporter: she grows on a quarter of an acre. because she grows legally, she had to overcome a number of hurdles, like making sure her ants were far from the property line. but growing insurginseizure -- insurgence is high. with all the competition, they can't expand. >> we've gotten outside jobs to make this small farm stay alive. >> reporter: do you worry, do you even notice that ultimately it may not work out for you? >> every day. >> reporter: it's not going to work out for a lot of small farmers, and these are the guys who break the bad news. they're land management consultants who inspect pot farms to see if they meet state and local requirements. back when marijuana was illegal, growers hid in the hills. it turns out the land that's good for hiding is not always good for growing. >> that's the hard part of the job, is being the bad guy. sometimes you have to tell them, i'm sorry, but this property isn't

nestled up beside that is the air force base.wo institutions, two professional military men, one woman. and that woman, michelle theer, now found herself caught between her husband, marty, the air force captain and her former lover, army staff sergeant john diamond who just wouldn't go away. >> i told him, i don't want to leave my husband. i never told him, i love you, i never said, i want to be with you. i mean, i think i was pretty straight up. >> now with the holiday season at full swing and a new commitment to her marriage, michelle and marty were on the road to raleigh, for a night out. traveling with them was another couple from her office. >> they had gone to this christmas party that she specifically asked her boss if marty could go. >> it was the date for office party standards and early morning since marty had to fly early in the morning. marty, michelle and the co-workers prepared to leave the restaurant. then an interruption. michelle excused her. made a brief phone call out of earshot of the others. then the drive to

and from roadside joints like this, nestled among the temple ruins, you're more than likely to catchhat you want to scream out for mercy, but some heat. slow simmered curry, served with a side of sour soup made from roselle leaves. with it, you get fried, ground chilies, pickled bean sprouts -- you get the idea. they always have, like, these relishes, these dippy type things, these, like, really interesting salads, and i'm, like, not really a salad guy. the salads here are, uh -- they're happening. spicy, sour, salty, savory, just delicious. it's delicious. a plethora of textures and flavors. this is a culture that's thought a lot about their food, clearly like eating, like feeding people. they think a lot about those classic balances of flavors, colors, and textures. best restaurant in the country so far, by the way. gentlemen, i have just received word! the louisiana purchase, is complete! instant purchase notifications from capital one . technology this helpful... could make history. what's in your wallet? sometimes you need an expert. i got it. and sometimes those experts need ex

(ken) tonight on dine and dish - vicki liviakis takes us to the new nico - nestled in san francisco'sial district. like a hint of paris inside a charming green building...under - not the eiffle tower - but the transamerica pyriamid. " welcome to the nico" this is nico - a cozy french brasserie - just opened in the financial district for lunch and dinner. named for nicolas delaroque - the chef and owner complete with french accent. but this is not your basic french fries and french onion soup - chef nico earned a michelin star at his former location in the city's laurel heights neighborhood. here in jackson square - there are few tables but the ambience is oh-la-la. dishes like this fresh snapper crudo or this - baby strawberry tart - are served up seasonally. menues are prix fix - meaning you can delve into a number of divine dishes... and maybe indulge into a prettycocktail like this negroni with hints of the sea... or this black magic number called le chat noir. simone is the bartender who creates cocktails ever bit as pretty as what comes out of the kitchen. chef nico and his wife

dog came up and snatched a slice of pizza.mother dog led an animal control officer to her litter nestled a week old. that was in mid april. >> she had just been struggling to survive on the streets, really stealing whatever she could to eat and then to nurse her little puppies. >> reporter: they were brought to the peninsula humane society where six weeks later the pups have been weaned. they are ready for adoption. in foster care, they were given names of the british royal family. >> so the puppies available are prince harry and then we have prince william, we have meghan markle and then also charlotte and then princeduchess kate. and of course the mother, queen elizabeth. >> reporter: the in care until she gains weight. >> she took to my son quickly. so she was an easy pick. they are all wonderful, so please come down and get one. >> reporter: kate will get a new name since there is already a kate in the family. the new name will be daisy. queen elizabeth was relieved that her nursing duties are over. we'll have details on adoption fees and hours on abc7news.com. in burlingame, david l

the mother dog led an animal control officer to her litter nestled among the tall grass. just stealing whatever she could to eat and then to nurse her little puppies. >> reporter: they were brought to the peninsula humane society in burlingame where siex weeks later the pups have been weaned. they're ready for adoption. all in foster care, they were given names of the british royal family. >> so the puppies that we have available are prince harry. then we have prince william. we have meghan markle and then also charlotte and then princess kate or duchess kate. then of course the mother, queen elizabeth. >> reporter: the sixth puppy, named lady di, is still in foster care until she gape gains weight. kate has been adopted by sherry peterson and her family. >> she was very cuddly and she took to my son very quickly. she was an easy pick although they're all wonderful puppies. please come down and get one. >> reporter: kate will get a new name, though, since there's already a kate in the family. the new name will be daisy. queen elizabeth, the canine, was relieved that her n