. >> saunders has been referred to as the chuck norris of m & a. purchased allergen and changes his company's name all amounting to more than $100 billion of deal activity. now, investors wonder whether his next move is as buyer or target. >> he said the word acquisition and transformational about half a dozen times in the period of a half hour. which is telling everyone, i'm gogel fant hunting. >> bernstein analyst says abvee, amgen and bioagain may be on the list. each has a market valuation of $70 billion. allergen sls to a bigger company like pfizer which was unsuccessful last year in its more than $120 billion bid to bias electra zeneca. where does this leave mylan, no longer a target for teva. it only intensifies to buy rival parago a deal that so far parago has rebuffed. the consolidation frenzy is a rise rising health of costs. drug companies in turn must buy in order to get a bigger piece of the pie. for nightly business report i'm meg terrell. >>> a record find for phi at/chrysler over mishandling safety recalls. it's part of a settlement

. >> this is not chuck norris. this is african police officer.osted on a facebook page and shared a lot because the guy is pretty bomb. >> in the station at the end of the day, how awesome he was. >>> the video i'm about to show you is going to melt your hearts. i want you to know that it really does have a positive ending. >> a boy and his goat. >> that's adrian. he's visiting napal with his family according to reports. in this moment they're at a temple. at this temple it's tradition to actually sacrifice animals. >> he's recognizing what's happening. >> yes. he puts two and two to the and realizes his little goat friend could be the next one in pain. and watch his reaction. >> oh. >> hug him. >> this is a tradition at this temple where this has been happening for many generations. however, this tradition also has sparked many protests. lots of people around the world are trying to get this tradition to stop. that's one of the reasons this video is trending. one of the things that people are saying is can one boy's compassion change ages of old

people say that brett saunders known as the chuck norris of pharma m&a is going to do something big.at's a pretty good nickname. >> he's the best thing that ever happened to biotech m&a for bankers ever. >> chuck norris? >> no, brett saunders. >> even better than mike pearson from valiant? >> i don't know. >> where are we in the cycle of health care m&a? it's already been such a frenzy. >> it's hard to believe that it could continue or even accelerate. but that's what it sounds like from all the deal talk we're hearing today because not only do you have what allergan could potentially buy but then we have mylan and pergo still left there and you're wondering what mylan has to, do does if inkras its bid to lock down perrigo and could perrigo lock down a sale to get a better buyer than mylan? >> mylan was down double digits. >> long mylan, long teva which we call a texas hedge, as teva dropped their bid for mylan but was rewarded i guess, good earnings on the street. liking this. but it seems like as long as the street keeps rewarding large acquisitions even if they're dilutive, even i

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. >> brent saunders has been called the chuck norris of pharma m&a.years, $100 billion. he sold boush and laum. lomb to valeant, then sold forest to actavis. >> the chuck norris of pharma m&a. >> thank you. >>> the oil market about to close for the day. it is another down day for crude oil. let's get to jackie deangelis of the nymex. >>> that's right. in action what's interesting about the pricing action today we are only $4 off from the year to date low. that's what traders are watching right now. momentum is to the downside. i'll break it down for you and tell you what to watch for this week when it comes to the crude oil trade. "power lunch" is coming back. why pause a spontaneous moment to take a pill? or stop to find a bathroom? cialis for daily use, is approved to treat both erectile dysfunction and the urinary symptoms of bph, like needing to go frequently, day or night. tell your doctor about all your medical conditions and medicines, and ask if your heart is healthy enough for sex. do not take cialis if you take nitrates for chest pain as it

he hangs out with chuck norris. but this guy is someone who trained at the seminary.as a baptist minister. head of the arkansas baptist convention. quite sociallily conservative. always had been and clearly views his role as a warrior in the culture wars. he is not the mike huckabee i think a lot of people perceive. i don't know that he's changed all that much. i think our perception of him is now changing. >> which is maybe a sort of existentially terrifying idea. that everybody is sort of existing in this world on their own accord. senator rand paul pushed back on the trumpification. and this is what he said. >> i'm drawing the line about self immolation. >> none of us are going to set ourselves on fire. also the man who set the tax code on fire last week and attacked wit a chain saw. >> this is what you get. we're talking about this for no reason first of all. he succeeded. he just won the game. >> no trump has won the game. >> trump has won. >> huckabee. to the extent we're talking about something that makes no sense whatsoever and we ask the questions of the othe

one of the ways mike huckabee won without any organization in iowa he is went around with chuck norris have massive crowds. he would get those e-mail addresses. he would get cell phone numbers. and then they would use them even though mike huckabee had maybe, you know ten people working for him in the entire state of iowa to mitt romney who had thousands and thousands and thousands. a great point. large crowds quae e-mail addresses, cell phone numbers, all contacts you can use the last week to get your people out to vote on caucus night even -- well, i was going to see, even in july it matters. especially in july it matters. we're getting to the point pretty season where they say polls don't matter crowds don't matter in july august september, let me tell you something, these are the months when you win new hampshire primaries and you win iowa caucuses. this is when you start building your army. and we'll see if other candidates like kasich -- maybe kasich or chris christie can fire up the crowds. you're exactly right, mark it's critical you get the big crowds. the contacts follow. >>

and during the battle when i talk about it sounds like a chuck norris story, you know george redwoode's times when he appears out of the smoke and shows guys where to go and then goes back. he's shot this the early part of the battle -- in the early part of the battle through the shoulder, i believe, either the chest or shoulder, and continues going through no man's land to make sure everyone knows where they're going. because he'd been in no man's land so much on patrols, he knew it better than anybody. and when, during one of the heavy machine gun barrages, the men are all down in their trenches, and they see redwood kneeled down out in the open with his map marking down where the machine guns are being fired from. out in the open. and when company k and l recede in the afternoon and the troops tall back, he -- fall back, he actually rallies them to try to drive them back to the front line and prevent more from withdrawing, and that's when he's killed by a shell. it's impossible to pick out any more. those are just some of the individuals that stick out in my mind. there's countles