we are about to speak to nestlÉ's ceo paul bulcke.ak. ♪ >> welcome back to "the pulse." >> nestlÉ missed its own target. china was a particular challenge. it said it expects good momentum in the country over the next few months. joining us is the ceo, paul bulcke. paul thank you very much indeed for your time this morning. can i start off talking a little bit about what has been happening with the swiss franc? you manufacturer around the world and have a natural hedge as a result of that, but research and development is heavily centered in switzerland. are you expecting to move some of that out of switzerland? >> that would not be my first reaction on this. the swiss franc has been strengthening over the last 5-6 years. it is true that two thirds of our research and development is here in switzerland. we have increased productivity. we are also exporting out of our factories in switzerland. a strong swiss franc is something we are looking at to really try to minimize the impact the latest impact, a few weeks ago. >> to put this into c

nestle is the other big story as well. we have the ceo of nestle coming up.ector obviously can't be ignored here. they are hedged in terms of their operations. they make a lot of food around the world and have a hedging built into the business. a lot of the r&d is done in switzerland. expensive to do this in switzerland. do i start moving people out of switzerland and think about operating from other bases as well? jonathan: looking forward to that interview. almost it for me on "on the move ." let's check out the ftse. not getting any closer to that all-time high, trading lower. the energy stocks on the ftse getting dragged lower by brent, getting slammed. if that depresses you, can we bring you a live picture of london? pretty beautiful this morning. if you want to continue the conversation, you can follow me on twitter. ♪ . >> raining in greek. ecb wants agreed the banks to capitalize controls. a lower for longer. the u.s. federal reserve surprised with village in its to keep interest rates near zero. and the china challenge. sales growth near the low end

including nestle crunch butter finger and baby ruth. among the changes the use of real vanilla extract instead of artificial vanilla. nestle says the candy will taste the same. >>> and if you wear makeup you want it to last long. do the 24-hour products really work? a couple of makeup artists put them to the dust.test. they applyied drugstore cosmetics on one sister. they did a workout. they slept in the makeup and took a dip in the pool. >> it's really dry. so is the eyeliner. and the mascara. the cosmetics did last. the the makeup artists said the drugstore brands actually held up better than the high end cosmetics. now tonight on 11:00 p.m., i'll tell you how to spot a parking spot in time in san francisco. >> it's so convenient. pull right up. they're always standing here. >> it's been a secret until now. i have the story tonight at 11:00 on abc 7 news. >>> oh, that's way cool. >> all right, thank you, michael. >> well. nice weather out there. sunshine. >> sandhya patel is here with our forecast. >> it's uplifting weather here right

now talking about nestlÉ. removing artificial contents.s that they are bad for you? >> i will say that i do not sing that they are good for you. there has never been any conclusive proof that they cause cancer. stuart: some countries they can these things because they say they cause cancer. >> because they are concerned about it. you could take a ton of the stuff that is in candy corn and give it to a rat and see that it increases the amount of tumors that it grows. my instinct as a physician that this is not very healthy stuff. i do not think that it has directly billing to cancers. >> i do not balance of candy corn every day. i eat in moderation. stuart: nestlÉ is responding to changes in taste and fashion as opposed to changes in health. >> they will not do it unless compelled to do it. i agree with you. how much high fructose corn syrup do they have feared that is the fat guy. the fat guy is the sugars. i do not want young children and since getting used to grin that does not look like green and red that does not look like red. stuart:

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so a developing story, indeed. >> nestle reports sweet sales.ll talk to them after the short break. ♪ know your financial plan won't keep you up at night. know you have insights from top investment strategists to help set your mind at ease. know that planning for retirement can be the least of your worries. with the guidance of a pnc investments financial advisor, know you can get help staying on track for the future you've always wanted. >>> welcome back. let's give you headlines. u.s. futures trade low off the back of falling crude prices. greece seeks a six month extension of its facility as the ecb denies discussing capital controls and the world's largest retailer walmart is set to report earnings with analysts predicting a slump in sales. >> shares in the world's biggest food company nestle are trading higher after they reported earnings in line with expectations. the organic growth number came in at 4.5%. joining us now is paul the ceo of nestle. always a pleasure speaking with you. thank you for taking the time. in the fourth quarter we

nestle removing artificial flavors and colors from butter finger nestlÉ crunch and others. >> nestlÉto make such a move in the u.s. but others are expected to follow suit. >> taco bell adding a spicy item to the member. called the sriracha. >> the fast food chain isn't revealing much about the new dish but we know it will be peppered with the popular asian hot sauce. >> it will be 100 percent calorie free. [laughter] >> right? >> i don't think so. >> that's america's money. have a great day. >> 5:23 now and up next one of the hottest travel destinations might not even be on the planet. >> beam me up. >>> we're gathering details on a breaking story. the search for a killer who stabbed two people overnight. we'll hear from investigators at 5:30 a.m. yoplait. with a smooth and creamy taste your whole family loves. don't miss yoplait's exciting new flavors -- creamy caramel and cookies 'n cream. introducing preferred rewards from bank of america the new banking rewards program that rewards our customers, every day. you'll get things like rewards bonuses on credit cards... extra interest

nestle is removing artificial flavors and colors from its butterfinger nestle crunch and other chocolates by the end of the year. nestle the first candy company to make such a move in the u.s. but others are expected to follow suit. the change will cost the swiss company more but a spokesperson says prices will not go up. >> interesting. i know. can't wait to have one. >>> taco bell is adding a spicy item to its menu. it's called the sriracha quesarito and it's launching next week. the fast food chain isn't revealing much about it but we do know it will be peppered with a popular asian hot sauce. the latest in a string of taco bell co-branding that included the doritos taco and it's hard for me to read this because my mouth is actually watering, i'm embarrassed to say. >> a picture says a thousand words. >>> well when we come back, the new evidence that could spell trouble for bruce jenner following that deadly malibu car crash. >>> caught on camera, the mysterious object on fire streaking across the night sky. how do i get hotel deals nobody else gets?... i know a guy. price-line ne-go-t

nestle sales slipped as the currency appreciates. l'oreal boosted the bottom line. it is payday for half a million employees at the world's biggest retail your. -- retailer. walmart will raise minimum salary to nine dollars an hour. the minimum will be raised to $10 an hour by next year. they have followed tough criticism that walmart has been underpaying its stock men. that is the business news. >> let's take a look now at some of the stories making a buzz online. >> hello. welcome to the web news. the stories making online headlines. today show, the mayor of boston asked residents to stop jumping from windows. dorian president said on indie online satire. -- and the ecuadorian president said set on ending online satire. the snow is 30 days ever in the city. a lot of locals have made the most of the situation by taking up a new game. it consists of campaign from a balcony or window into a pile of snow down below. as we can see, the challenge has brought on daredevils. the higher the better. they plunge from the second or third floor. showing off impressive moves. t

>> nestlÉ reporting lowest numbers in five years.s after they raised $1.2 billion in december. a move which valued the company and $40 billion. one of the highest the ua should's for a closely held technology start up. -- the highest valuations for a closely held technology startup. a condo is being put on the market for $150 million by a developer. the highest price paid previously is $100 million in a deal completed in december for a duplex penthouse. you are looking at a live shot of the city of london. futures indicating stocks will open like this. yesterday, we had the ftse inch towards the all-time record high. it is about 20 points shy. futures indicating stocks will open lower. stay with us. ♪ >> the biggest food company in the world posted sales growth. they sounded more upbeat for 2015. caroline hyde has been looking over the numbers. what was your take? >> china stood out. the fact that they said they have to adapt to changing consumer demands. we saw for nestlÉ the slowest growth in five years. below the long-term target.

subsidiary of swiss food giant nestlÉ will stop putting artificial ingredients into the candy.chain will be fully implemented by the end of the year. a set of artificial junk, nestlÉ will use natural ingredients for its products, including butterfinger crunch bars and baby ruth. a major shift going on in china's smartphone market. the country's top smartphone vendor edging up samsung. the last quarter, news gets worse. the former number one has fallen behind apple. skies will get a lot more crowded over the weekend. incorporating commercial drones with civilian airspace. peter cook joins us now. peter, the rules are not as stringent as some people might have thought. >> that is a lighter touch is what the faa is trying to labor -- label these rules. you know how widely anticipated the rules have been for months. for years, people have been waiting for the faa to outline exactly how they would allow drones in commercial space. the proposed rules that came out at this point, some may suggest a lighter touch, but there are critics as well who say they are to drip owning and limiti

nestle posted a 45% jump in net profit that boost came from selling part of its stake in l'oreal. air france-kln has seen its full year's strike. the walk-offs offset the benefits of lower oil prices. europe's largest airline says it is scaling back investment plans by 600 million euros over the next two years. that is it for the business roundup. we will be following the greek story through the day. genie: thank you. good to know. kate moody. time for the press review. ♪ here to give us a look at the weekly news magazines. let's start, after the cease-fire deal, that was hammered out in minsk last week. that seems not to be holding. flo: "the cold peace." a putin t shirt. courrier international says 70 years after the yalta conference, it wonders, has the minsk accord sealed the fate? a look at how various papers across the world are interpreting things. ukrainian papers accuse russia of wanting to rebuild the borders of the soviet union. and the ukrainian papers, any attempts to appease the situation, these attempts are going to fail. that is a similar analysis you can find in t

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. ♪ nestlé. good food. good life. that's a terrible call!challenge and get any one of our ten new crust flavors for free. plus order online and get a large 2-topping pizza for just $7.99. only at pizza hut. ( cheers and applause ). >> jon: hey, everybody! welcome back to the show! i'm so excited. from time to time we like to get an international perspective on current events. mainly to confirm we really don't know anything about international events. we're happy to welcome back to the program our senior international correspondent from south africa. trevor noah is here! trevor! nice to see you. >> thank you jon. >> jon: thank you for being here. >> obviously we're all still reeling from the terrible events of january 7. >> jon: oh, right, no that's-- the "charlie hebdo" massacre, paris. >> well that too but i was actually talking about the baga and doran baga massacres in nigeria. >> jon: yes. baga and doran baga. are those nigerian satirical magazines? >> no, they're towns jon. they were tens of thousands. boko haram destroyed them and kill

. ♪ nestlé. good food. good life. flo: hey, big guy. i heard you lost a close one today.weren't the lowest rate this time. but when you show people their progressive direct rate and our competitors' rates you can't win them all. the important part is, you helped them save. thanks, flo. okay, let's go get you an ice cream cone, champ. with sprinkles? sprinkles are for winners. i understand. ( cheers and applause ) >> larry: they're very good. welcome back. we're talking about parenting and discipline and government and all that stuff. joining me on the panel tonight: actress and comedian, retta. actress and active ieft she's been in many of my favorite things-- anne-marie johnson. author of "parenting on purpose," deborah tillman. and one of the funniest comedians out there and host of "stand up! with pete dominick" on sirius xm, pete dominick. we talked about parenting and discipline-- i find discipline-- you can talk about this, too, it is one of the most divisive issue here in our country. i want to ask this question first, who, here was spank as a child? >> proudly. >>

did you see nestle's bonds yegnegative yield?et me pay nestle to hold my money. >> why is gold attractive? better than negative right? >> it's not -- treasuries are such a bargain. >> i don't understand negative yields. >> no, look -- >> it's negative two basis points on nestle paper. i want to pay for that. >> yesterday at 3:34 there's a wave of future selling because of such confusion. as soon as you hear confusion you hear about the nestle's bonds, german bonds. i come back stuck with companies that report and companies reporting ung believable number including companies doing a lot of business in europe and there's a big change. you know what's incredible this bric things obscuring a turn go on in japan. a big country. we stopped talking about japan in a long time. >> talked about toyota and sony. >> we did. >> i'm seeing a major turn in so many parts of the globe. seeing great numbers coming out of taiwan numbers out of korea. these are not small places. these are not small. >> china obviously loosen up bank lending or loose

a change of pace is coming to nestle's products in america very very soon. has announced it will be removing all artificial flavors and colors for the united states. it comes from research that shows u.s. consumers wanting the additives gone. is it a good idea to change a winning formula. i'll show you a few examples that suggests maybe not. coke coca-cola made its first change in 1990 when it launched new coke. remember that? people were outraged and so the company had to restock shelves with the original coke it branded coca-cola classic. twinings changed an 80-year-old recipe and then relaunched it after three months and complaints from tea drinkers. there were hundreds of complaints after kelloggs changed their recipe for special k in may 2013. there was a facebook page deluge of unhappy leader. it had been unchanged since 1983. andrew joins us. great to have you with us. let's start with this. i'm kind of curious. i understand if you go up to consumers and say, do you want artificial food flavors in your food stuff. we will say no. at the end of the day

nestle is removing artificial and colors from nestle crunch and butterfinger by the end of the year. they are the first u.s. company to make such a move but others are expected to follow suit. it will cost the company more but a spokesperson says prices won't go up. curious to know what they'll put in. >> can't wait to have one. >>> taco bell is adding a sriracha quesarito and it's launching next week. the fast food chain isn't revealing much about it but it will be peppered with a popular asian hot sauce. the latest in a string of taco bell co-branding that included the doritos taco and it's hard for me to read this because my mouth is watering i'm embarrassed to say. >> when we come back the new evidence that could spell trouble for bruce jenner following that deadly malibu car crash. >>> caught on camera the mysterious object on fire streaking across the night sky. how do i get hotel deals nobody else gets?... i know a guy. price-line ne-go-ti-a-tor! i know this guy... konohito... and this guy... who knows a guy. hey guy. i know a guy in new york, vegas, dallas. i've known some gu

. >> now a portion of south philadelphia nestled between passyunk. >> reporter: red fin combined their insight with page views and favorite homes on their web site across 10,000 areas to come up with their top 10 list. >> second in the country? >> yeah, it's crazy. you get a comfortable living space for affordable price and still have the conveniences of a city. >> reporter: five different parks bring open space to this city place. >> it has this nice little nestle feel between the parks and it's really residential. >> reporter: the neighborhood is blocks from the booming restaurant scene along east passyunk avenue. >> you have access to bars and restaurants but they're not in your backyard. >> reporter: at the end of a long day there's a nice surprise. >> i found a parking spot. >> i parked right out front. >> that's always nice. >> time right now 5:48. a robotic vacuum grabs woman's hair-do overseas. that story is coming up later. >> fists fly. it wasn't the students throwing punches. david. >> we're looking at cold conditions out there and wind chills in the teens right now so bundl

. >>> nestle is pledging to go all natural. the candymaker says 10 of its brands including butterfinger, baby ruth and nestle crunch bars will contain no more artificial flavors or colors by the end of 2016 and nestle will be the first u.s. candy company committed to making all natural candy products. >>> it's a blast from the past that google and mattel wants the younger generation to experience. so they teamed up to bring back the view master so kids can immerse themselves in a virtual reality world. the 75-year-old classic will get a makeover with the help of a smartphone and some virtual reality technology. the updated view master will cost $30 will be in stores starting in the fall. >>> the westminster dog show continues tonight in new york city and sadly a local great dane named smooch did not win best in breed. michael williamson of the washington post snapped this adorable picture of him, though. >>> it is amazing dog week here at wusa9 and time to play guess our mutt in the morning. first we begin with turk. all day we

we had the big headline yesterday, nestle with a negative yield. look at the sovereign debt markets, there is really no correlation between the cause and the yield right now. bank are costs, what is the story? john: step back and you will see that senior creditors for the banks have never really suffered a loss. they backpedaled in denmark. fewer senior creditors -- what we have seen is that when stress develops, people go oop,s maybe i am in line for a haircut after all. if you are a senior creditor at the greek bank or you know the government doesn't have any money, you knock the bonds down to 60-70 odd, whatever it is. if you are subordinated creditor, for example the austrian banks, may have problems in eastern europe and they brought in the resolution directive, the subordinated debt went from 90 or 100 to whatever it was down to 60 odd. and the year one went down into the 40's. jonathan: the problem here seems to be that we move a little too late. john: that is also true of these agencies. they are reacting. they don't lead the process they r

subsidiary of swiss food giant nestle will stop putting artificial ingrowth greed yents in candy.nstead, they'll use natural ingredients for 250 products including butterfingers, crunch bars and baby ruth. there's a change in china's market, the top smart phone vendor last year edging out samsung. but in the last quarter, news gets worse for samsung. they've fallen behind apple and two other companies. skies getting a lot more crowded. the f.a.a. released guidelines for repeating commercial drones into air space. peter, the rules are not as stringent as some people might have thought they would be. >> that's right. a lighter touch, at least that's what the f.a.a. is trying to -- to label these rules as. you know how widely anticipated these rules have been for months, even years. they've been waiting for the f.a.a. to outline exactly how they'll allow drones in commercial space. to some it may suggest a lighter touch from the f.a.a. but there are also critics that say they're too draconian, limiting the opportunities for commercial entities to use drones. walk you through some of

." >> big changes are coming to nestle chocolate, they are doing away with artificial colors. hundreds of products will be affected, including crunch and butter finger bars, but nestle says fans should not be able to taste the difference. >>> speaking of sweets benefit and jerry's is rolling out an ice cream flavor it's in honor of jimmy falon the tonight dough. this is the second time falon is being honored by the ice cream maker. late night snack was phased out in 2013. >>> up next, the sixers hit the hardwood with a new look. the head office speaks out about the team's controversial trade. >> here's one place that's not going to be upset about the storm that's heading our way. spring mountain expected to get 4 to 6 inches of snow this afternoon and tonight. meteorologist chris sowers will have on how much to expect in just a little bit. >> the flyers play in south philadelphia, the new-look sixers took to the court last night. ducis rogers has more on the trade and spring training with the phillies. >> reporter: the sixers have a plan, they insist. michael carter williams n

flavors we from chocolates. >> nestle is the first major candy company to make the move but others ared to follow suit. >> and a spicy new item at taco bell launching next week. >> they are not revealing much but we do know it will be include a hot sauce from >>> a new statue of president reagan will take its place at the state capital row fund da -- capital rotunda 7' tall weighing how pounds. the sculpture. withed to honor reagan who was his close friend and said at age 95 his widow, nancy played a big role in the design and the statue will replace the statue of christopher columbus with no word on where the statue will go. >> we are four days away from oscar sunday and crews are working around the clock to get everything ready for the red carpet, the big day. >> part of hollywood boulevard is shut down and will way that way. crews will bring in the giant gold oscar statues to line unoutside the theater and the statues that are given to the stars are being made in illinois. >> our come begins at 2:00 p.m. with on the wrote carpet at the oscars and we will deal with that at 5 o'clock

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nestle says profits of 45% last year mainly due to sales of its stake in l'oreal, but sales dipped slightlyue to currency fluctuations. philadelphia, home of the liberty bell, but maybe the last big technical -- technological innovation to come out of philadelphia with meat tenderizing by hand, until now. salesforce is applying for interesting technology, teaming up with salesforce in philadelphia, revamping what they call the 311 system. the goal is to make it easier for residents to get city services delivered, doing things like applying for building permits or requesting graffiti removal. all of this on the cloud could change the way city governments work. joining me now is the salesforce evp, joining me from new york. this is interesting because the way cities work fundamentally seems slow. the way they buy software is big, massive and slow. what's happening in philly? >> what's exciting about the city of philadelphia is they have recognized three big rings are going on. the first one is that companies like uber and airbnb have fundamentally reset expectations for the citizens on what t

then we see high pressure nestle into the bay area and return to a quiet weather pattern. the center of the system, we have a lot of wrap around moisture spiraling into the yea area. we'll have quiet weather till about midweek next week, rain anticipated around the 22nd of next month. we have some cloud cover and it will be partly cloudy for monday, then tuesday clears out nicely. it's a foggy start for the morning commute there. up to about 68 in oakland today, and here we have the extended forecast. it is nothing but sunshine all the way through sunday. to track the next system, get the cbs bay area weather app. you can check conditions in your own area and get realtime radar. search kpix to get the bay area weather app, available for iphone and android. elizabeth? >> give me a new deadline. >> tomorrow morning. >> i need this. >>> if you're heading out today, sounds like we have a couple different accidents out there. we have the high wind advisory and even though the weather is dialing back, we have the usual weather related delays and incidents. westbound 580, looking

>> was great, i think we were nestled between two events that were closer to us. one was the end of the cold where -- cold war and the collapse of the soviet union which had shaped america upon role in the world for 45 years. the allocations of our resources, the weight -- the way we viewed other countries, the way we dealt with the caribbean, the way we dealt with that whole set of burdens that were no longer on her shoulders, and it enabled us to look at the world in a different way. what we were entering, and president clinton saw it before any other leader understood it was the beginning of a new reality. and that is an increasing rapidity of the flow of goods, services, and ideas from around the world, and the increasing rapidity of our interdependence, globalization. that is the moment, i think, in which we become, in which president clinton becomes president. i think that confluence very much defines the base of the presidency. he was charged with dealing with completion of the cold war, the aftermath, and what came after that. for example, nuclear. we got

the nestled on 27 amazing acres of land.ely, this is what the founders could have only hoped would become the estate when it was donated many years ago. >> this is our seventh fifth year in the community but a lot of times people come to us either because they like to learn a craft or simply because, they are an artist. >> or just make because the view itself is breathtaking. >> ♪ >> so if you are looking for a little more fun in montgomery county go over to ardmore. you can visit suburban square which hosts farmers market and great shopping. >> we are just getting started with our tour of the delaware valley. next up we will make a pit stop in media to show you the fun side you might not have known about. >>> many know it as the home of qvc or west chester university but is there more than just that. we will take you out to >>> so far we have taken to you bucks, montgomery counties. >> pretty g our next stop in the towns of philadelphia country side tease to us delaware county. >> mike jerrick shows us a hidden gems you can

jamie: houston this little museum, nestled in a small canyon.one of those classic american roadside attractions. of all the strange things you might like to inherit one day, a few thousand crores and canisters in cases is probably not on your list. but what i can do is change your mind if i told you that it was was a priest for millions. >> you are sitting on money in terms of value. >> some of these insects have never been seen since and some are thought to be extinct but not confirmed, but the collection was assessed between five to $6 million. jamie: per bug? >> this whole thing feels like a time capsule. jamie: it's a priceless legacy for the may family. but it's also a scientific marvel. the museum inspired a childhood passion and paved the way for a career as an entomologist in high school biology teacher. >> i bring my biology classes here every year and we look at literally the best examples in the world. jamie: this place is old school. hand written descriptions, the lamps, and a collection that includes many insect species that have ne

nestled along canada's beautiful southwestern prairie is the tiny town of kipling, saskatchewan. the population is so sparse, the farm animals outnumber the residents. in a town this size, everyone knows one another. >> it's a fairly quiet farming community with little crime. we may have up to five or six sexual assaults a year and break and enters, but fairly small in scope of criminal code work. >> this is the story of one of those alleged sexual assault cases. it took place on halloween night in 1992. depending on whose story you believe, it was either a night of lies and trickery or an unfortunate misunderstanding. a woman we'll call candy was working at this gas station. her boyfriend stopped by. they got into an argument. >> i am not dealing with you anymore. >> candy drove to see her girlfriend, who worked at the kipling memorial union hospital. she wasn't there. candy appeared upset. a nurse suggested she see a doctor. dr. john schneeberger was on call that night. he was also candy's doctor and had even delivered her baby. candy says dr. schneeberger recommended a sedativ

a pet owner filed a suit earlier this month against nestle purina.ne of 3,000 people that complained about beneful dry dog food. he said in a month two of his dogs were sick and one was dead. the dog food used a toxin used in antifreeze. >>> a wisconsin man who became an internet sensation with one dog found a now dog to bring into his life. >> john unger and his dog shep became an online sensation when a photographer snapped a picture of them on lake superior. shep had arthritis very badly, so unger would take him to the lake and hold him to his chest sometimes for hours. shep died a year and a half ago and it was a really tough loss, but now he has a new friend, bear. the dog was surrendered to an animal shelter in wisconsin. a staff worker says unger and bear were a perfect match from the start. that's a beautiful story. >> bear is awesome. >>> good stuff. we are looking at some big time snow and rain to the south. this is a pretty big storm, snowing to beat the band in tennessee, north georgia, northern alabama, the smoke mountain and it's headin

nestle is getting rid of artificial ingredients in its chocolate. the company claims it's the first major candy make to her go all natural. hundreds of products are affected by this switch including crunch and butterfinger bars. nestle says the move will be complete by the end of this year and customers shouldn't be able to tell the difference. we shsee. >> sounds really good. >> we have some experts in the newsroom. women across the country are finding themselves in a birth control bind with the cost of their bills going up unexpectedly. >> and the "7 on your side" i-team found it may be because of misinterpretation of the health care law. joce sterman is here now to explain this. joce? >> alison women are fighting back claiming insurance companies are essentially skirting around a federal law that was supposed to have them covered. as a stay-at-home mom ashburn's stephanie cameron keeps a close eye on her family's spending. she was surprised to see the birth control she was shelling out a $30 monthly co-pay on suddenly tripled in cost. >> women ar

. >> nestlÉ will remove all artificial colors and flavors from their chocolate bars on sale there, thisbased on response to market research, which says consumers are finding their decisions influenced by whether products are free of special flavors. the company says they will not optimize on taste or appearance but caramel coloring is one of the things they will change because of this. >> what color does not artificial caramel turn out to be? >> i have no idea. >> time now for the press review. we will talk about the press today. lots of reaction in the french papers especially about this decision from the prime minister yesterday to us through this package of new economic reforms -- yesterday to push through this package of new economic reforms. >> they were facing opposition from the right, center, and from within their own osha list party -- own socialist party. that's why prime minister manuel valls got permission to use the ultimate trump card, article 49 .3, which allows the government to pass a law without -- article 49.3 which allows the government to pass a law without a parlia

a california man filed a lawsuit against nestle pet food company alleging that it contains ape animalin antifreeze. the it claims that it led to seer yas illness and deaths in 3,000 dogs. pure rena did issue a statement saying quote that there are no quality issues with the product. >>> dozens of philadelphia police officers are honored for their outstanding service to the city. "eyewitness news" at fraternal order police lodge five in northeast philadelphia a today. more than 80 officers were recognized for their exceptional services. this merit ceremony is held periodically throughout the the year to honor deceiving officers. >>> we have problems out on i-95 this have afternoon northbound lanes approaching bridge street you can see a lot of volume there, as well and additionally in the right hand shoulder we have multi vehicle accident with police activity, penndot crews on the scene trying to get them cleaned up, out of the way in the the southbound lanes right here you can see slow go there as well. we have an accident in this overpass right here. we did have ambulance on the scen

. ♪ >> sebastian santamaria is singing about his homeland, trifinio, nestled in the mountains of centralmerica. it's a region covering 7500 square kilometers in the border regions of guatemala, honduras, and el salvador. nearly 30 years ago the three countries began cooperating in an effort to preserve the area's nature and improve the quality of life of the people living there. together they adopted a treaty known as the "plan trifinio". balmore montoya works for the state-run trifinio commission in his country, el salvador >> the agreement states that the countries must work together in the trifinio region. this piece of land has much to offer. a diversity of species and it's a water catchment area. several rivers have their source here. that makes the area so valuable. >> cabbage is a typical product of the region. but the farmers earn little from their harvests. the infrastructure is poor and transporting the produce to the nearest market is expensive. a big problem in the region is deforestation. because there is so little space at the foot of the mountains, the farming fields stret

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and bulcon and saturn and just a series of amazing and unique streets where we have homes that are nestled in the woods, effectively and it is not something that you would expect to find in the middle of a city. and we are seeing more and more of the beautiful modest homes in this neighborhood being expanded dramatically and double or triple in size and turned into monster homes that are really and in the view of many, not consistent with the fabric of a neighborhood. and the legislation is not about adding any additional complication or delay, to modest home renovations and we are not trying to stop the people who want to add an additional bedroom or do a modest expansion to their home and this is did about dramatic expansions and we are not banning anything, what the legislation will do is require a conditional use authorization from the planning commission under the certain circumstances and it will apply to any project that is proposing to create or to expand a home to be more than 3,000 square feet. if the expansion will be more than 75 percent of the square footage of the home for pr

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." ♪ >>> nestled at the base of majestic glaciers, the small coastal town of seward, alaska is knownor 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 abel, 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 of these inmates can say what they want to say. they're punks. people in control know they're punks. abul first came to spring creek in 2003, after he was convicted of murdering a co-worker. >> i caved his head in. caved it in totally. i think the biggest fragment of bone they found was a size of a half dollar. i kept hanging out and beating on him some more. there was -- it was -- are you really interested in the gory stuff? i was interested in how the decomposition would be. it was pretty nasty. it was kind of twisted there. >> the raw interview footage goes on to reveal perhaps the most grisly aspect of abuhl's crime. >> your sentence is what? >> 70