ran down to the library and i got out a book on toxicology and i also went on to something called medline on the computer. >> the medical literature described some possible causes. when her doctor factored in her other symptoms -- numbness of her hands and legs, disorientation and nausea, the answer became clear. >> i was able to complete the description of arsenic in my mind, and it fit her perfectly. >> arsenic is a heavy metal poison and not one you normally encounter. further testing indicated debbie had an arsenic level of 29,580 micrograms per liter, one of the highest ever recorded in a living person. >> almost sounded like a mistake in the lab reading, but it wasn't. >> the amount i had, i shouldn't be here. >> she was immediately put under 24-hour security protection. but the question remained, how was she poisoned, and who wanted her dead? you want to save money on car insurance? no problem. you want to save money on rv insurance? no problem. you want to save money on motorcycle insurance? no problem. you want to find a place to park all these things? fuggedaboud it. this is new

. >> medline is one of the best loved children's books of all time and now an exhibition is open in new york featuring the artwork. we hear from the exhibitions curator. >> this is about a little girl who moves to paris and has lots of adventures. >> madelyn has had enormous impact. since it's publication, it has sold tens of thousands of copies. >> it is called metal line in new york. it is about the most famous and beloved little girl in 20th century storytelling, it was important for me because it was partly based on my mom. my grandfather created her when they took my mom on vacation when she was two and a half years old to france. there are photos of her dressed up like madeline in the hat and with the code and she is at the zoo. you can see the entire idea coming together. >> he came here when he was 16 and went down south. he fell in love with the city, lived here, played here, work here all his life. he was a flop in school, he failed every exam, he got in trouble with the law, he was kicked out of germany when he was 16. he came to america and he made his way. madeline is the s

will payaniel medlin $3 billion in cash in their biggest takeover ever to acquire wild flavors. hans nichols is more on this megadeal. they make capri sun. wild flavors was started as a german company and is now headquartered in switzerland. downstream, some of their products include capri sun. as thethink of capri sun drink other kids got to drink because it has unhealthy artificial coloring and flavor in it. lo and behold, this is part of a natural food company. this did turn into a bit of a bidding war. you saw a japanese company try to get involved. some swedish private equity, as well. 65% is owned by the son of the founder. he takes a big chair. 35% was kkr. it is part of an overall story of go local, go healthy. report a drinkt story unless it is vodka or beer. because concession capri sun is so intertwined in my childhood. >> how does this position archer daniels?cher >> it gives them a foothold in europe, or another foothold. we have seen a lot of m&a activity in the last six months. some of it is tax related. u.s. companies looking for place to park cash to gobble up a