so nestle is very inquisitive here. >> it is. look at the specifics when you look at nestle. in the past three years, they have done more than 20 deals. they splashed $18 billion. potentially, we should be looking at some of the u.s. rivals, the likes of valiant. they are taking some commercial rights to sell from that product in this deal. it, $50 billion on the maker of botox? we have seen valiant's debt load soar. it is trying to make such inroads via acquisitions. just putting off the bid when it comes to valiant. so far, investors seem to like what nestle is doing. grow what itaid to can do organically. it will take bits and pieces from around the world. it is not getting the rights to do in the united states as well. >> what is the difference between frown lines, facial wrinkles, and folds? >> i think you probably know more than anyone, mark. >> i have done several stories on allergan. botox is a $2 billion drug globally. it is a filler. the frown lines are called your 11's. ,hese are called crows feet your so-called smile lines. this because the fda recently approved b

i'm nestlÉ -- i am manus cranny. nestlÉ is pushing into skincare.with details is caroline hyde. feeling fresh for the price of $1.4 billion? >> it is a lot of money to smooth away your wrinkles, to plump your lips, potentially. that is where nestlÉ is going. the maker of kit kat's into health and beauty. they will be purchasing assets from valeant. they are purchasing talks in assets from valeant. it is 1.4 billion dollars they are splurging and it is about being more forthright into health care and beauty. back in february, they spent 3.6 ilion dollars on taking full control of their dermatology unit. they took that, reviving skin again. it is about treatments for act --acne, psoriasis. it is not just about baby formula. it is about beauty. >> why this push into skincare? it is a 50-50 joint venture. is it about diversification or is there more to it? >> it was a 50-50 joint venture but it is now taking full control from l'oreal and is $1.4 billion that it is getting into valeant's assets. it is about profits and growth. growth is slowing if you lo

quick check now on nestle. relatively unchanged in trading today, too. >>> we mentioned gsk earlier. the fraud office is open to criminal inquiry into glaxo smithkline. no details right now have been released about the investigation. gsk was recently accused of massive and systemic bribery in china. the drug company also faced allegations of wrongdoing in poland and iraq. katherine boyle is with me now with more. not unexpected. we said the allegations that were made in china actually opened up the door for an investigation here in the uk, too. >> well, of course. what gsk watchers will be looking out for is whether it also left themselves open to accusations in the united states as well. because, of course, they've got operations there and the u.s. doesn't look too kindly on these actions if they're proven to be true, of course, as well as the uk. of course the sfo has opened this investigation. we don't know who will be enter viewed yet. usually when this kind of comes down to it, a lot will settle on just ho

nestlÉ is pushing further into skincare. a slightly different direction. >> $1.4 billion is how much they assetsowing at the coming from valium. is several dermatology products. it is all about the u.s. it's all about canada. skin.lize your you can smooth away wrinkles. you can enhance your lips and cheeks. as is their second for rate and to skin and health in terms of acquisition. they just spent $3.6 billion to gain full control of the dermatology business they had with l'oreal. >> they had a 50-50 joint are taking ithey in house. this push for skincare? we knew about this strategy in february. of babys the maker nutrients going into something that can help improve your lips and teeth? ensued --ent growth growth has been -- growth in food has been growing. the profitability is slightly slowing amid competition. with china andre india to get into skincare and health care. grip, wanteden a to make it wholly owned by them. that group which focuses on skincare and dermatology has seen a slowdown. they want to help drive the gr

and nestle and coca-cola were partners in it.as in the press call when they announced it and someone was like, isn't this about people not drinking soda because that's what's actually bad for you. and they're like oh, no, this is not about people not drinking anything. >> and that was also interesting to me because she has tried to play nice with those interests. drink more weak sauce. karen finney, you can catch her show "disrupt" at 4:00 p.m. weekends on msnbc. josh barro from the "new york times." that is all. "the rachel maddow show" starts right now. good evening, rachel. >> good evening, chris. thanks, man. and thanks to you at home for joining us this hour. this is one way, famously, that political ads can be really, truly terrible. this is iconic classic of a terrible, almost evil ad. >> you needed that job. and you were the best qualified. but they had to give it to a minority because of a racial quota. is that really fair? harvey gantt says it is. your vote on this issue next tuesday. for racial quotas, harvey gann. aga

it is their family bird they got this bird when it was a nestling. >> i'm glad it is not a dirty neighborhoodrd. it clearly doesn't enjoy flying. she throws it up in the air and i'm done lady, i'm flying. >> what you want to leave this home? >> this next video, what do you think is going on here? some lion parenting. you have to -- it is like when your mom takes your arm and pulls you back. >> that is what is going on here at the national zoo. she was not pleased with her cub's behavior. it does look like that cub is throwing a tantrum. they get on the ground and they won't move. if your mom looks like that you better listen. >> this 8-year-old girl is watching her own birth for the very first time. >> she is kind of touched. >> her priceless reaction on the next right this minute. still to come a whirlwind ride on cloud 9. >> and some southern gals with the dixie download. just some good old clean southern jokes. >> what is smaller than a teeny weany ant? >> plus the chance to winn ipad mini. >>> this guy is a paraglider and he has his gopro mounted up on it looking straight down and he is m

. >> what do you think about the nestle involvement. >> that's another thing, right.elling certain products to nestle they acquired with medicsis. >> buy it for the idea of having restyla restylane, botox-like from your nose to your -- down to your chin. it works like that. for really wrinkles around the mouth. and juvederm is a product allergan has pioneered against that. what's happened is that you bought metasys. you fire a lot of people. next thing you know you sell the products for 1.5 because allergan has a product, they need this deal now. they got to get this done. that was a principle reason why they bought met sa sis. it is a rollup. >> valeant is a rollup and they need the deal for any number of reasons, including their strategy, of course, is to continue to acquire, use a low tax rate, use the strategy that they claim is completely misunderstood by allergan in terms of really efficiently using capital, efficiently looking at r&d, cutting a great deal of it. that's the strategy. by the way pearson in the presentation saying the nestle deal is a win/win tran

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. >> nestled down in the basin, the moapa reservation on windy days, the coal ash from the plant moves across the desert like a toxic sandstorm. >> i have to program it to collect samples every six days. >> smith sits on the tribal committee. she and others believe the plant has caused asthma, heart disease, and premature deaths, including her brother. >> he was 31 years old when he passed away. i just realize how many sick people there are, people i work with, my neighbors, the next job and the people that live next to them. so it started having a pattern to me. >> we're not seeing anything from this plant yet we are dying off, we're paying with our lives. >> i'm proud to say i am payute. and i'm proud of who i am. >> william anderson led a small band of payutes. >> the area down here is where my cousins used to live and they passed away. >> first stop: the health board of southern nevada. anderson said the door was slammed in his face. >> the response was, you have less than a thousand people so we're not going to pay attention to what's happening to the reservation. >> enter the sie

. >> if you look at an aerial photograph of their current factory, it is nestled right in the middleighborhoods. here they will be miles away from the closest neighborhoods. >> reporter: he says that will spare his residents from suffering the burning eyes and throat that the california residents complained of. >> there is no new sense issue here. we have been in the plant. we have been outside the plant. right up next to where the chiles will being grinded and produced and there's no issue. >> >> reporter: but not everyone in denton is convinced. sarah burke says denton should do more research. >> i think if there's any risk of not being able to stay outside and kids enjoy the outdoors and adults the same that will be a problem. >> reporter: perhaps the greatest challenge to luring them here to denton is the lack of a local agriculture industry here. right now this 14-acre community garden is the closest thing to it. >> reporter: the ceo has said he has no desire to leave his california home, but if irwin dale forces their hand -- >> it eaches hot, and texans like spicy food. >> rep

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at the same time, swiss food giant nestle is expanding its skin care line by offering $1.4 billion for the rights to sell some of valeant pharmaceuticals products including restylane. koch industries says it will expand its chemical business by buying petrologistics for 2.1 billion dollars. the cash deal represents an 8.3% premium for petrologistics' stock and will take the company private. koch industries gains control of a plant that converts shale gas into propylene, a petrochemical used to make plastic. petrologistics shares shot up 10% wednesday. a well known proxy advisory service is recommends a shake up of target's board of directors. instutional shareholder services suggests that seven of the retailers 10 directors should be shown the door following the massive cyber security breach of shoppers credit and debit cards. target had no immediate response-- but has acknowledged the need for improvements to its system. target's annual meeting is june 11th. in today's cover story, google's going places and it's taking a self-driving car to get there. this week, the tech giant took th

. >> reporter: thousands of the homes are nestled against nature. >> over 10,000 parcels like that. i'm concerned during this fire season that even a small fire can start. >> reporter: one fire scorched and open garage, sending the homeowner to the hospital for smoke inhalation. >> this time, it's this area. it started the last tight in this area. >> reporter: most residents suspect a fire bug from two years ago is back. he set sum 60 small fires over two days. no one was arrested. investigators probe the burn sight all day collecting evidence and at least once, detecting possible signs of an accelerant. to reassure residents, expray police patrolling are saturating the neighborhood. >> half of the officers we have will be in the area to keep an eye on what is going on. >> i'm usually up until 12:30 any way. >> reporter: it's promising to be a nervous night. >> i won't be getting up and coming over and checking. >> it was a barking dog that woke everyone up at that location and then the 9-1-1 calls and the quick response. what everyone worries about is what if another fire starts an

the standoff with the mexicans as a lot of you wondering how we look after our soldiers on nestle servinglieve someone should propose we exchanged a marine for the 14 million illegal mexicans and our country. somehow i don't think that particular negotiation will go too far. thus just me. cut off all myself and the u.s. to mexico. not bad. all that money that can make it back to the families, does not a bad tax. this seems to me that if mexico can secure the borders and the superpower of the united states did manage seduce sell. very good point. back to the controversy that keeps on giving. instead of setting a minimum wage i think we should set a maximum gap bury lenin company is doing well everyone benefits. this objective minimum wage would never come up again. it is not fair when only this ceos in the few top employees get all the doe. please justify their opposition raising the minimum wage while the median salary is 1 million per year. well, there's only one at hand, thousands, sometimes hundreds of thousands of working regular folks. he does a good job. and about of those near coll

. >> their current factory is nestled right in the middle of a neighborhood.n texas we have wide open spaces so our industrial zoned area is miles away from the closest neighborhood. >> rodin said, that would prevent his text constituents from suffering from burning eyes. the way from his plant is perfectly safe. he invited a delegation from denton to see and smell. >> we were right up next to where the chiles are are produced, and there is no issue. >> but not everyone in denton is convinced. sarah says they should have a test to be sure. >> if there's risk to be outside then that's going to be a problem. >> the greatest risk is the lack of a local agriculture industry right here. right now this 14 acre community garden is the closest thing to it and just a handful of chile plants grow here. >> he last no desire to leave his california loam but if irwindale forces the issue -- >> it's hot and texans like spicy food. >> what's less clear is what the city of irwindale, california has to do. the city council does have a resolution on the table that would compel

. >> reporter: thousands of the homes are nestled against nature. >> over 10,000 parcels like that. i'm concerned during this fire season that even a small fire can start. >> reporter: one fire scorched and open garage, sending the homeowner to the hospital for smoke inhalation. >> this time, it's this area. it started the last tight in this area. >> reporter: most residents suspect a fire bug from two years ago is back. he set sum 60 small fires over two days. no one was arrested. investigators probe the burn sight all day collecting evidence and at least once, detecting possible signs of an accelerant. to reassure residents, expray police patrolling are saturating the neighborhood. >> half of the officers we have will be in the area to keep an eye on what is going on. >> i'm usually up until 12:30 any way. >> reporter: it's promising to be a nervous night. >> i won't be getting up and coming over and checking. >> it was a barking dog that woke everyone up at that location and then the 9-1-1 calls and the quick response. what everyone worries about is what if another fire starts an

mike davidson, who is also director of the local tourism counsel took me to that community, nestled nextonal park. >> people go there and have simple meal. >> the crossing to the mexican town was closed in 2002, cutting off american tourism from across the river. >> this is part of the experience. >> this is the classic experience. >> you take the boat, you come across, you pay $5, you ride a donkey. then you go in and get a beer. >> yep. >> we rode to the center on a donkey. unpaved roads are lined with only a few bars and restaurants. the town is so secluded it is off the power grid. the restaurant uses solar refrigerators. here, locals told me the border closing ruined the town. >> when they closed, it was sad, it's like no people, nothing. just like deserted, a ghost town. it was asked. >> lilia fall cone's father spent 30 years building his restaurant and gift shop and depended on tourism to make a living. she remembers the day when people stopped coming and her mother shut down the shop. >> she just worked so much packing everything. that's how hard it was. i can still feel it. >>

nestle.od, good life. >>> time now for ""morning rounds."" joining us our cbs news chief medical skront dr. jon lapook and cbs contributor holly phillips. first up progress in the internal search for youth. first they found that blood from young mice can reverse the aging in older mice. elaine quijano talked to some of the scientists. >> reporter: research at harvard may have unlocked the research. it's called gdf f1fgdf11. >> they could recover from muscle injury more quickly, they could pull harder on a metal bar, sort of like a pull-up, and they could run for a longer time period closer to what younger mice can do. >> reporter: the protein also led to changes in the mice's brain. the colored areas show the formation of new blood vessels in the brain of an older mouse. increasing the amount of blood flow to more closely resemble the brain of a younger mouse. lee ruben led the brain research. >> this suggests that it will be possible under certain conditions to improve cognition in people wi

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single family homes on tree line streets, nestled between highway 580, and 13.ome, was the sanctuary until saturday. >> the biggest shock of it all was that it happened in broad daylight. >> reporter: there was a knock on the door. a family member opened the door just a crack, and that's all it took. >> the momentum of him opening the door, and the guy kicking it in at the same time. >> reporter: from the woman's 5- year-old daughter, to her 75- year-old father. >> they kept saying, where is the money? >> reporter: the victim said the nightmare lasted 20 to 30 minutes but seemed like an eternity. >> they had their guns to my back, and it was really nerve wracking. one of the guys escorted me back to my room, he popped his gun with frustration. >> reporter: items the family worked hard to buy, but a loss she says could have been much greater. >> to me, six lives. that's like a small price to pay. i tried to make sure they saw the human side of us. >> reporter: neighbors say surveillance cameras did capture the getaway car. police asked us not to release it. the v

. >> reporter: nestled near fillmore and most. this is a staple in the city. home since 1981.tuesday morning their story took a turn. the co-owners arrived to find locks were changed by the landlord. >> this is a powerful book store. >> one of many shoppers sad to see the eviction notice. he visits every other week. >> i love this book store. man. everything i learned about african american history, is because of this book store. >> reporter: it is clear they have left an imprint on many generation. the road started a year and a half ago when the building was lost in a bankruptcy auction. they tried to buy it back and garnered lots of community support. mayor ed lee recognized it has a historical land mark. thousands of dollars was raised but it wasn't enough. >> i will pray god will move on the copings of the owner. -- conscious of the owner. >>> spokesperson tells me they hope they can come back to the tables so they can keep the book store here at this location. this is not the end of their story, it is just to be continued. cristina rendon, ktvu channel 2 news. >> now at 6

single family homes on tree line streets, nestled between highway 580, and 13. home, was the sanctuary until saturday. >> the biggest shock of it all was that it happened in broad daylight. >> reporter: there was a knock on the door. a family member opened the door just a crack, and that's all it took. >> the momentum of him opening the door, and the guy kicking it in at the same time. >> reporter: from the woman's 5- year-old daughter, to her 75- year-old father. >> they kept saying, where is the money? >> reporter: the victim said the nightmare lasted 20 to 30 minutes but seemed like an eternity. >> they had their guns to my back, and it was really nerve wracking. one of the guys escorted me back to my room, he popped his gun with frustration. >> reporter: items the family worked hard to buy, but a loss she says could have been much greater. >> to me, six lives. that's like a small price to pay. i tried to make sure they saw the human side of us. >> reporter: neighbors say surveillance cameras did capture the getaway car. police asked us not to release it. the

. >>> nestled at the base of majestic glaciers, the small coastal town of seward, alaska, is known for more than just breathtaking, natural beauty. it's also home to the spring creek correctional facility. alaska's only maximum security prison. it's here that we encountered carl abuhl, one of the most memorable killers ever profiled on "lockup." it didn't take long for him to make clear his opinions of some of his fellow inmates. >> all these inmates can say whatever they want to say. they're punks. and the people that are in control know they're punks. >> abuhl first came to spring creek in 2003 after he was convicted of murdering a co-worker. >> i caved his head in. i caved his head in totally. i think the biggest fragment of bone they found was about the size of a half dollar. i probably got a little out of hand later on. i kept on hanging out and beating on him some more. there was -- are you really interested in the gory stuff? i was interested in how the decomposition would be. it was pretty interesting. it was kind of twisted. >> the raw interview footage goes on to reveal, perh

it nestled into the natural setting. i-70 became part of the high country. have a hard time imagining the geography in this region will stop the more inviting the high country, particularly this court -- quarter became to leisure-seekers, the more of them flocked here. there were second-home owners and growing numbers of permanent residence. more people were permanently relocating to the high country to live in emerging resort immunities. or they would live in the denver metro area. there was easy access to all of these recreational delights. if you think about it, the idea of proximity and easy access was premised on a greatly enhanced by the ongoing improvement of highways, linking denver to high country settings. colorado --came to 1947. the brochure in mountains are right in your backyard. more and more people came to colorado to live a worse way of life. -- tourist way of life. it was an ongoing basis, not just vacation. every weekend and every day. they would live near those recreational amenities. they have convenient access to them. had a way ofners

. >>> nestled at the base of the rocky mountains, colorado state penitentiary was built to house thetate's most violent and disruptive inmates. it gives new meaning to the words hard time. >> we decided that csp could not be a place where inmates could get comfortable and make a life for themselves. we had to treat them differently. >> colorado state isn't just any maximum security prison. it's a super max facility. inmates here are considered a constant threat and are confined to single-person cells 23 hours a day. >> i was astounded by how sterile and stark and what tough time it would be to serve in that particular prison. i think that would be the hardest time possible. >> many of the inmates we spoke to agreed. they say the isolation is too much. >> i've been here a long time. i've seen a lot of guys, seen them snap, you know? any given day they can snap. >> 23 hours a day you're locked down. you come out for five hours a week. essentially it's just another cell. it's a dead room with a pull-up bar. there's one small window. everywhere you go, handcuffed, handcuffed to go in the

. >>> and a new jersey school had a delay opening on friday after neighbors spotted a bear cub nestled in a tree next to the school grounds. fire officials were able to tranquilize the bear. she fell safely to ground with netting below. officials say the 95-pound club was likely forced into the wild by her mother and was looking for a new home. animal biologists have tagged the cub bear to keep track of her once they release her into the wild. >>> and a new highway sign in massachusetts. you read it correctly. it says, use yah blinkah, in true massachusetts style. it's gone viral. it's an effort to bring attention to the law that requires drivers to signal when changing lanes. in california english, that means use your blinker. >>> kanye, an 8-year-old boy in texas that was upset, angry and outraged that his favorite team, the dallas cowboys, did not pick texas a&m quarterback johnny manziel, in this week's football draft. check this out. >> because romo sucks and he gets injured too much. >> maybe next time we'll get him. >> there's not going to be no next time. >> he was saying that

. >> the inventor ruth wakefield sold her recipe to nestle for a dollar, but she did get chocolate for that doesn't seem like a fair deal. luckily for her, should we eat? >> how about a cookie? >> these are delicious. mmm. >> 2 million of these sell a week, these cookies. >> how do we feel about these? >> great. >> called the best chocolate chip cookie on the market. that's by consumer reports. but they are different than original tollhouse cookies. >> little crunchy and crispy. >> these are thinner, but the chocolate is delicious in them. whatever they use to make this hard cookie dough, whatever it is, delicious. >> big glass of milk now. >> that's all we need. >> happy national chocolate chip cookie day. cook one trip this year, and his high school reunion is coming up in seattle. everyone's going. then we heard about hotwire... and realized we could actually afford to take both trips. [woman] see, when really nice hotels have unsold rooms, they use hotwire to fill them. so we got our 4-star hotels for half price. i should have been voted "most likely to travel." ♪ h-o-t-w-i-r-e ♪ h