nestle comes to you. thirty seven year old patricia is one of eight thousand nestle vendors. was desperate so i approached and then she said it wasn't a problem i could work three times a week or every day whenever i suited me i was unemployed so i called. in brazil door to door vendors have long been a fixture of rural areas or remote urban neighborhoods but it's hard to reach supermarkets on food. lesley's best selling items are dairy products like ya get some desserts most with the high sugar content. local distributors deliver the goods they're the link between the company and vendors like patricia. she goes out every day she's a very good sales woman and works really hard i take my hat off she's not lazy she's always out brain washing. petrie's he has no choice but to work all the time the business risk is all hers nestlé is guaranteed it's profit but with is self-employed and each month has to buy a specific amount of stock from the middleman regardless of whether she can sell it or not between his daughter jessica helps out. but to this she knows her target group that

sometimes people don't want to pay but i have to pay the nestle distributor on the fifteenth and thethirtieth of the month if others don't pay it comes out of my own pocket. if she sells a lot the trays here can and up to three hundred euros a month that's hardly more than the legal minimum wage in brazil. under this business model best selling deborah products and dessert so organized in kits depending on the size and contents the kit cost between four and two of your rows it's good for everyone the vendor sells more but customers pay less as a bonus the regular treats for children let him have some so he grows up to big and strong for him. but. he so demands i know. today is children's day a public holiday in brazil most families don't out sweets and have a nice meal. maria de silva is family is no exception this is one occasion on which this poor family goes grocery shopping at the big supermarket for many years maria has put i'm healthy food on the family table she slowly trying to change the eating habits but it's not easy. but then i've been seeing i've developed an awareness n

confectionary business of nestle. that's been up for sale since june. the company announced they would look for strategic options for that business. cnbc.com has exclusively learned potentially buyers could include hershey, ferrero, ferrera, and private equity interests for this business. according to people familiar with the matter, the value for this business could be as much as $2.5 billion. >> do we have any idea who the frontrunner might be? $2.5 billion is a lot of money. those are a lot of very popular brands with a lot of depth in terms of penetration. >> reporter: absolutely. $2.5 billion is at the high end. apparently the bids are coming in betwe 2 and 2.5. usually it's up to the company to choose the highest bidder. those bids were submitted today. i think they'll still be sifting through to figure out exactly, you know, where the bids are, what they're offering. it could be a mixture of, you know, a bunch of different currencies, stock as well as cash in terms of how they're going to purchase this thing. those are all the types of things tha

nestle announced this margin target which is lower than what third point wanted i would argue nestle is doing what third point and what the market want them to do are they doing it quickly enough >> i would agree i think they are doing what the market wants them to do. the pace of change at nestle is always going to be slower. >> because they're so big. >> because they're so big. they're also not as far along the process of portfolio change that unilever is so likely you will see more things coming out, ala confectionary in the u.s >> hershey is the key bidder at this point do you think it will go through by the end of the year >> by the end of the year, you won't see a completed sale but maybe significant offers made. >> so we've got this margin decline. this is the trading margin that is expected to decline over the next couple of months. ostensibly it's a one-off because of restructuring costs the underlying margin should increase by 20 basis points. do you welcome this margin decline? it leads to quicker restructuring or are you worried about this >> we've been calling for increa

think nestle and unilever on that this morning. us talk about what is happening with the third all you calculations. what i think is interesting this morning on this is it is not an outlier. spain in line with the rest of the confidence. just over one hour, matt, until that spanish decision needs to be made. matt: on that note, i want to 10w you the spain/germany year spread here. it is not as high as you might expect your here, we see it. right now, 120 basis points. so it looks like the market, as mark cudmore was telling us, is not really as much of a concern as it should be. we will see in just one hour's time. guy: let us talk about the numbers. there we go. ftse 100 opening, trading around the mid-75 level. there are big names this morning. we have two stocks going ex-dividend on thursday. not a huge clue. keep an eye on nestle and unilever. the cac 40 is yet to open. we won't see whether the ibex opens more softly than the rest of europe. much in line with the ftse, softer in percentage terms. a similar number posted by the

-- keep an eye on nestlÉ.s talk about china. economic expansion continues, momentum for the third quarter feels robust for iphone and were spending. estimates in aed bloomberg survey. retails health and production jumped in september. let's go to beijing where our correspondent is standing by for us. economic data released earlier today i'm any surprises in their? there?surprises in >> surprisingly resilient is what they've said brown -- set about this growth. are acting for the full year earnings to economists we've been speaking to its growth of weeks .7%, which would be in line with what we got in 2016. for the a bad backdrop party congress that continues here in they doing -- in beijing. it points to resilience in terms of demand picture abroad. remainingmer spending come we saw fix asset investment and industrial production coming in about all caps. it follows that speech by president xi yesterday talking about higher quality development. the question going forward is how much stomach to the chinese autho

it came out last week to nestle pays only two hundred dollars a year to steal water from near flint michigan a place that you might have heard needs water and this is the way we all are trained to think this is the cultural mindset so every time you see a desperate ploy to recant or houstonian or a virgin islands virgin every time. every time you see one of those thank unfettered capitalism just give it a high five for those desperate people on top of that wall street created the. poverty in puerto rico in the first place they got it there and con me and now baltar upon just like started calling and eating the financial and trails and that was even before the storm hit but our fast during the rash of the corporate media won't mention any of this ninety percent of the discussion about puerto rico is is totally forbidden from our airwaves it's just horrible they don't have the power and the lauder and medical supplies that they need that the system you rock years for every thing show all right you. and you're going to find unstable corporations that didn't rich off of puerto rico you

it came out last week at nestle pays only two hundred dollars a year to steal water from near flint michigan a place that you might have heard needs water and this is the way we all are trained to think this is the cultural mindset so every time you see a gasper it put a rican or houstonian or virgin islands virgin every time. every time you see one of those tank unfettered capitalism just give it a high five for those desperate people on top of that wall street created the poverty in puerto rico in the first place they got it there and con me and now baltar upon just like started calling and eating the financial end trails and that was even before the storm hit but our festering rash of the corporate media won't mention any of this ninety. percent of the discussion about puerto rico is is totally forbidden from our airwaves is just horrible they don't have the. no longer and then it goes supplies that they need that the system you rob cheer for every dollar right you. and your funded by the same corporations that get rich off of puerto rico to you you do not need to you can't look

credit card for one day not one ad will proudly promote environmentally destructive fraud such as nestle's pure life. future. three your. sleep your life. if your life begins. i don't know what we just saw you. then the better to do now to tread but i gotta get some of our water over although it's got those creepy kids floating in. the future is built every day everything is possible you're just repeating the refrigerator magnet says young mrs destroying your future every day they're buying up all the pressure water for batteries that they head of nestle says that water is not a human rights and human life doesn't come from some magical fairy land acid trip like they show you in the commercial it's tap water tap water you're alive bottled water literally comes from public water systems you're paying two dollars for tap waters out of a chemical laden plastic bottle this is someone selling you your own farts back to you it is like this engine to slap a label on pure cards. well i will embed maybe five percent of bags are for good things. so that's what you get with my new show jack to do. ev

destroying your future every day they're buying up all the pressure water for bad he's the head of nestle says that water is not a human rights and human life doesn't come from some magical fairy land acid trip like they show you in the commercial it's tap water tap water you're alive bottled water literally comes from public water systems you're paying two dollars for tap waters out of a chemical laden plastic bottle this is someone selling you your own farts back to you it is like this engine to slap a label on pure cards. well i will and bag maybe five percent of bags are for good things. so that's what you get with my new show jack to do night. i have a good reason for that is because i'm a hypocrite just straight up. with regret this jacket is made from a blind panda bear fetuses that gave their lives for their country and then donated all their life savings to all their blind pandas. no but seriously at least that is an ad for an anti-establishment alternative media stories which is something you almost never see for almost all ads are meant to sell us ravenous capitalist profit dri

the church is sixty six meters long and seventeen meters high and nestles discreetly among the of a ministry buildings but inside its uniqueness becomes apparent. was. the. i. the chancellor square like the cloisters and brightly lit by six windows was. the old to inbound last time was probably a simple table was. was the sculpted figures on the wall behind were added after his death was. down that refused to allow any images in his monasteries the only exception was mary the mother of god was. was when the sun shines the yellow stone baits the church in a mystical light. was. a narrow staircase leads to the monk's dormitory. they slept in their clothes their hoods pulled over their heads the beds were hard consisting of a thin layer of straw on the floor a sheet a woman blanket and a pillow with the only concession to comfort the sleeping places were separated by low walls. fontenay did not enjoy a long and happy existence as an abbey during the hundred years war between england and france in the fourteenth century it was sacked and plundered many times later in the baroque period the monks

tell tell me i'm quitting the thirst of children is going to help the bottom line for us here at nestle corp. you know you know who i think need water people have two bucks to pay for it all right they look pretty thirty eight out there they go and speaking of nestle it came out last week it's definitely pays only two hundred dollars a year to steal water from near flint michigan a place that you might have heard needs water and this is the way we all are trained to think this is the cultural mindset so every time you see a gas prick put a rican or houstonian or a virgin islands virgin every time. every time you see one of those thank unfettered capitalism just give it a high five for those desperate people on top of that wall street created the poverty and. recall in the first place they got it there are economists and now balter of fun just like start of the laying and eating the financial end trails and that was even before the storm hit but our pastoring rash of a corporate media won't mention any of this ninety percent of the discussion about puerto rico is is totally forbidden fro

with around a thousand products of this type nestlé is the market leader in brazil the growth of theseproducts is much higher among the low income people so our let's say high income people here. have more consumption that is still increasing but in the really we see much more increase among the low income families and of course. when you see the market of these products in the low income people is a very very special. the kenyan capital nairobi although it's a developing country kenya is one of the fastest growing economies in africa with a steadily growing middle class it's an appealing market for multinationals which he had to have lost sight of the poor as a target group. kenya has a population of around forty five million nineteen million a poor almost half the population lives on less than two euros a day. he bitter is a nairobi slum that sermon to an estimated five hundred thousand people living in close quarters for food companies it's a target group with potential the middle lack of storage and refrigeration space locals buy small quantities up to three times a day like sell e

medians a happy where we need to nestle. what is lacking is health care in which people are actually treated as individuals. therefore, you devise an individual response to an individual's pain. pain medicine was heading that way in the 1970's and 1980's, treating each person as a holistic being. so you would treat pain with medical counseling, a better diet, as well as pain medication. then the pills took over entirely and you have a lot of people who do have a very high daily dose of those they have to take. my feeling is a lot of them might benefit scaling back somewhat. we want to drastically cut back and leave people hanging. that is cruel and counterproductive. this is where our approach has .een flailing without much vision and direction. host: a medical professional in connecticut. caller: good morning. anesthesiologist and have been in practice for many years. the classical teaching is that in a few situations, if a tummyt just had surgery you give as much pain medicine as you can so the patient will be relieved. as

facing austrian voters in a moment but first let's get some basic facts about the country austria is nestled in the heart of europe is a country famous for chocolate and being home to the composer mozart it's also known for its own brand of conservative populism that at times has put it at loggerheads with the european union austria is also home to about eight point eight million people about one point five of whom live in the capital vienna according to the international monetary fund the country has a gross domestic product of three hundred eighty seven billion u.s. dollars making it the twelfth richest country in the world and it is a full fledged member of the e.u. and the eurozone border security and refugee policy have been the hot button issues of this campaign election. it looks like a quiet stretch of the light a river on the border of austria and hungary but right here authorities have caught more than eighty migrants trying to illegally cross in the weeks leading up to the austrian election or. especially along the lighter river for many foreigners in need of help and protection a

austrian voters in just a moment but first let's get some basic facts about the country now austria is nestled in the heart of europe and it is famous for both chocolate and as being home to the composer. and what's that it's also known for its own brand of conservative populism and at times that has put it at loggerheads with the european union now australia is home to around eight point eight million people and all of that one point five million of them live in vienna according to the international monetary fund the country has a gross domestic product of three hundred eighty seven billion u.s. dollars and what does that mean while it makes it the twelve richest country in the world and it's also a fully fledged member of the e.u. and the euro zone border security and refugee policy have been the hot button issues for this election campaign as you will now see in this report. it looks like a quiet stretch of the later river on the border of austria and hungry but right here or thirties of course more than eighty migrants trying to illegally cross in the weeks leading up to the austrian elect

the part of the government tried to do both at nestle. might be making things worse . by saying this is not work this is. hopelessly disastrously wrong. it's. a. larger more fairly new leadership so we just didn't just do it for me to call. him. just to give him you know the saying. so don't. lose your job to me and to go into his own image. monkey. living room only and only one seat. for most of the boys g.c.c. is a beacon of hope a distraction from the every day law it's for the best of my charts it's an opportunity to buy a house become a professional cyclist on the promise of a very different future. it might be you know get our vote and give up a seat and be wanted to be found that should be the book but then you know you. have ok for people to look at them a couple to look up. make their move the deposit feel good about what we can help on the weekend but it has more to. it. but i think. that. it does still live up. to one of her own very low budget. please please. please. please. please. please please please. some of them busy busy busy busy fest i don't want to

all in debt and what exactly devoid society from the whatever the government tried to do both at nestle mrs. markham a few things worse. i say this is not how capitalism works but lose them goes hopelessly disastrously wrong. shots seemed wrong why don't we all just don't hold. any of these yet to shape out just to become educated and gain from an equal betrayal. when so many find themselves worlds apart when she's to look for common ground. it's just. like your mom. so just didn't just leave you for me because they. don't fit into. your superior. so they said don't. lose your job you need to go to. college among kids. just don't leave the room and only one seat. for most of the boys g.c.c. is a beacon of hope a distraction from the home every day long waits for the best of my charts it's an opportunity to buy a house become a professional cyclist on the promise of a very different future. rests with my feet below the elbow and give up a seat he wanted it to sound that should get the book but then do one more year so be. able. to. look at it from a couple to hook up a make there who dep

it wasn't nestle making. it might be making things worse. by saying this is not how capitalism work this is all capitalism goes hopelessly designer strictly wrong. just so. much of my failure so just didn't just do for me because. in failing to. use a superior. missile they sent down. to zero zero to me to go to. college among kids it's. just crazy on the living room and only one seat. for most of the boys she sees a beacon of hope a distraction from their home every day long. for the best like chunks it's an opportunity to become a professional cyclist and the promise of a very different future. terror. threat to them would be no they are going to give up a seat wanted to be found that should be the book but. more years so yeah of course if ok. book though it took them a couple to hook up a. bit there who deposit fee for the job but we can help on the roof of the bridge. but why. i don't still live up one of her. oh and her closet. please. please. please. please. please. come home plate her and he. had her please please. please please pleas

the area along wilking way is nestled between two fires.ere and people are refusing to leave? >> reporter: they are. because they're taking a stand we wanted to come in and check on them. it's quiet here. no fire, no homeowners outside. the hose are still drawn here. homeowners felt confident enough to go inside and go to bed. they were on high alert yesterday. look at all of the equipment they brought in to protect their homes. there's a water truck out here and a backhoe they use to carve out a protective perimeter. one homeowner is a retired battalion chief. the other owns vineyards here in the wine country. >> we're sitting around here hopes we don't have to use it and we're not going to get stupid about it but if little spot fires coming up we have the resources to put them out. >> reporter: smoke and flames are less than two miles away from this neighbor that has been ordered to evacuate. the homeowners say the only way they would leave is if it's the winds we saw sunday night and monday morning, the hurricane-like winds. other than t

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this is all nestled in alexandria's downtown. outside, an unassuming sign. but inside, time has stood still. there was the dining area. a piano that once filled this building with music. and a dance hall that once perhaps no room is more famous than the bedroom. >> i have not seen a ghost. however, we have our great urban legend. the tale of the female stranger. >> reporter: that's the story of a woman and her companion, who came to this tavern, very sick. she made an unusual request. hide her identity forever. >> to this day, nobody knows who she is, because those doctor, and nurses, and tavern keepers, and wives, and everyone who was in this building, took her identity to her grave. >> reporter: her tombstone right in town was labeled as a stranger. many speculated she was the daughter of vice president aaron burr. that's the guy who killed alexander hamilton in a dual. others say she was an english orphan, or a swindler, but the truth is, no one knows. now some say she is roaming this inhabitants. >> facts are important, but urban legends, and stories lik

not just danone, nestle has been an activist side. management are well aware of this. operation market -- targets up there as well. this is american activists. is it peak activist? and doesn't influence you when you see these stories? richard: i don't think it is peak activist. the staples sector has been the one that has been in the target line. growth has been sluggish. from an investor perspective, we are keen on the long-term focus. some of the measures that come improvements,n cutting spending, they look good on your short-term, and they do much to reinvigorate the topline growth. the focus is what can you do to drive that topline? anna: that take us to the question of how do you define activism. and pushing for some improvement on some kind of agenda. you don't see yourself as an activist, but do you like the role that they play, shaking up of management? richard: there is always a role to play there. there is always a roll to engage with management. activists, and you've seen in terms of management response, it highlights what nestle did with that capital market

eighty kilometers south of sofia amid the wooded slopes of the real mountains nestling in a deep valley lies the great monastery of rain. a monastery fits its natural setting exquisitely the ground plan is perfect accommodated to the contours of the valley it is a mighty focus of god with an unbending mediæval ad of impregnability. but it's only on the outside that the monastery resembles a council. within it is richly but tend to decorate. by one of these portals and the ministry cannot fail to enchants. a monastery was rebuilt in its present state in the nineteenth century. that at that time bug area was part of the ottoman empire. the arcades are designed to make two stories a p.r. one the architects drafty ruse to sidestep the turkish overlords command the monastery had been done and the turks required that when rebuilt it should have now most stories than in its original state. oh ever. behind the facade there are three hundred salads for the monks jackal's administrative offices of them honest tonight valuable manuscripts and thousands of books covering the thousand as more since

. >> this is nestled between two fires as you can see in this map. some people are taking a stand to try and stay and save their homes. abc 7 news reporter amy hollyfield live this morning. amy? >> reporter: hi, reggie, it's quiet this morning. it looks like the homeowners felt confident enough to walk away from their posts and get some sleep. they did a lot of work beforehand to protect their homes. look at all the equipment they brought in, a big water truck so they could hose down the homes and brought in a backhoe to carve out defensible space. one of the homeowners is a retired battalion chief with the san bruno fire department. he is determined to stay. >> as a firefighter i know i can make a stand. we're not going to cut and run. this is my sandbox. i've done this for 30 years. >> reporter: the smoke and flames are less than two miles away. this sonoma neighborhood has been ordered to evacuate. he says if the winds pick up and the fire starts pushing this way that he will leave. police have said they can't force people to leave. they do have t

there overgrown area, what is she nestling to? >> here she is. hi, baby. you, mama, for showing me where baby is. >> oh, my goodness. this is so sweet. >> looked at it. >> you were born this morning. >> this has to be cool to live in a farm like this and to get to experience these moments. >> instead of being industrialized. this seemed open. butterflies -- >> and farmers are like, it's not all like this, folks. >> at 20 degrees, you have to milk them. >> speaking of milk, dalmations have puppies, but one really likes milk time. ♪ >> oh, my goodness. mom is, like, come on, give me a break. is this the runt eating after everyone else? or is this the overachiever? >> could be either. the runt has to wait, and the overachiever will take it all anyway. >> that's amazing. >> so cute. ♪ >> now, mexico is struggling under an epidemic of violent crime in the last two years. this is another example. cctv, outside the workplace, getting out of the car, left work, a guy stabs him in the hand, a whole group now, purr him to the side, that's the key flying. now they ju

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in debt and what exactly devoid society did from the whatever the government tried to do both at nestle mrs. markham a few things worse. by saying this is not how capitalism works this is all capitalism goes hopelessly disastrously wrong. shots seemed wrong why don't we all just don't hold. any of these yet to shape out just doing the cuts to the ticket and it gains from an equals betrayal. when so many find themselves worlds apart when she's to look for common ground. it's taken these children's home. threatens to take their future. like. the volcano here could erupt again at any time. most people have a strong choice to. live in poverty. which going to. put some a following a different. thing . to. the point that hope for a better life. can. be seized. but. i don't think. that's like. the food going to come to do it in the. good ol good heart. of the heart some. time. the rift between madrid and barcelona deepens as catalonia says it's ready to declare independence from spain in a matter of days. any to ship of the al nusra terror group in syria is all but eliminated off a twelve top

>> reporter: nestled up against thiz grandmother this afternoon. a bullet went through his left shoulder friday night. as he was ninnocently standing n the corner feet away from his home. >> we could have lost him. the bullet could have just went through his heart. and he would have been gone. >> reporter: his grandmother calling her grandson her miracle baby. he was shot in an area filled with young children right across the street from a school. he showed us his bandages waiting for the day he can run around again. right next o the stop sign where he was standing where he was shot near 24th. after he was hit, i'm told he crawled on his hands and knees back to his house right here. less than 15 feet away and got back to safety. >> they were shooting, i saw blood on the floor sdp ran to my house. >> reporter: ngt tors arrested 22 year-old the man they believe fired the shots that night. >> they gave you treats in the hospital. >> reporter: like most young victims. he seems una ware of how close he was to losing his life. >> glad you made it. >> the

nestle, when i talk about the consumer staple brands.ay people are still going ketchuping heinz tomato in years from now. pharmaceuticals can be kind of the same. technology can also be the same. the present value of cash flows should lower a little bit. you would say that technology of those sectors has enough cyclical attraction to whether that storm. look at the semiconductor story happening now. on the other side, interest raising rates tends to coincide with financials, industrials doing well. those are two sectors we like at the moment. financials for obvious reasons. loan growth picking up in europe and elsewhere should be helpful. industrials, look at the pmi's around the world. that should be good. guy: will is going to stick around. will hobbs, head of investment strategy at barclays. watch this. they are going to talk until the cameras can't see what is going on. angela merkel does the same thing. this is bloomberg. ♪ ♪ to bloomberg back markets. this is the european open. i am in the german capital it in berlin. german capita

the part of the government tried to do both at nestle maybe. it might be making things worse. by saying this is not work this is the blues i'm goes hopelessly disastrously wrong. i over eight hundred forty. got gratitude from the country's prime minister. security. responsibility for a knife attack at a train station where a man reportedly shouting great in arabic.