as a way to do capitalize coca-cola as a way to send them a message that they're no longer welcome yes i've written a book called universities in the business of repression where i documented universities trustee ties and the dominant vestments and all kinds of companies at that point responsible for military transnational intervention in central america so this was supporting exactly what you're saying kind of divestment campaign so i think we have to mirror the ideas that they vestment to the ideas of pro-active investment because otherwise we're just going to be in a reactive formation we have to take the offensive so to speak by creating our own kind of capital moral capital democratic capital well but moving beyond moving beyond divestment what about the idea of timing a global boycott with encouraging hedge funds to sell short stock in a company like coca-cola or starbucks in other words you tell the global hedge fund community that you're going to continue a boycott on a starbucks or a coca-cola into all the revenues of the company are sufficiently diminished that their stock pr

you see this one here is when we indorsed coca-cola.rst pop groups that endorsed coca-cola. tavis: i do not know of you can get that. >> we have a lot of firsts. the coca-cola and we did the first tv specials with the temptations. we have a lot of firsts. we put that in for the 50th anniversary. it is something that is special. tavis: you mentioned the truth that people can read in this publication versus the lies and -- i am not saying that your stuff is a lie. >> some people did. tavis: are there rimmer's after 50 years -- rumors after 50 years that stiller q? >> we were and where our friends. diana and i are friends and people want to believe we hate each other and that is what i would like to say that is not true. we love each other. we have different desires, different goals and i think that is what we're doing. we're living our lives we want to live them. we started singing when we were 13. we did not have a chance to grow on our own as our own self, our own skin. we were always connected here. life is very strange. sometimes it t

coca-cola hellenic is not a one- off. a major greek the producer, a snack producer, and numerous other companies are allegedly also considering a move to switzerland. nicholas and his business partner have a lot on their plate. several greek companies have made inquiries at the swiss greek chamber of economics, including three listed on stock exchange. he can understand why they are anxious to get out of greece. >> greece is in a bad way right now because the state is imposing ever more taxes on companies. they are being milked for all they are worth. some of them have had enough and are taking their business elsewhere. >> this financial adviser agrees. these days, he is working with a growing number of wealthy clients from greece. >> i have observed an increase in demand on the part of private clients from greece -- clients worth up to 5 million euros. we are confident that this demand will continue. >> the stakes are high, and switzerland is cleaning up, but even in switzerland, not everyone approves of what is going on

. >> the coca-cola factories.ta is a trademarker or was a trademarker of the coca-cola company. >> this is now becoming stupid. >> from santas to tantrums, they are being jerks about the right to work. on tuesday right to work legislation was passed by the michigan legislature and signed by governor rick snyder, putting an end to the days of shops in that state. the workers can't be forced to pay union dues to take a job. thankfully opponents of the new law took their defeat gracefully. i am kidding. here is the representative. >> we will pass something that will undo a hundred years of labor relations. and there will be blood. there will be repercussions. >> he was referring to organizing a blood drive. and here are the thugs tearing down the didn't. the tent. a pro right to work organization. >> to be fair, i hate camping. at least there weren't any actual assaults on people. >>- q. i that was contributor -- >> that that was fox news contributor. right now i need something to calm myself down. >> i told you, gay

everybody it is a tax on very thin people who exercise a lot and might occasionally want to enjoy a coca-cola you're taxing them too this is a a really bad idea to solve a complex problem you know we've got the first lady doing very reasonable things and then you've got people way out in the left who saying that the obama administration is too far to the right that should tell you where maybe a reasonable approach is down the middle yes i from the right indorsing most of what the first lady has done you've got people in the very far left trying to control how we live with fat taxes with limiting advertising they're against marketing the people who are pushing these taxes and me said it very directly or against corporations the first lady has decided we need to work together with corporations work with everybody everyone has to see to take. care why can't i mean i didn't follow it. was going to be your first of all i can't imagine i can't imagine what it would mean to be against corporations i have pro-capitalism and i think everyone when you are make a buck but i don't think that i don't thin

. >> it's diy coca-cola truck. >> what is it made with? have 11 plastic bottle tops. >> two six packs of coke. >> you may have seen a christmas truck commercial. that's what this thing is modeled after. >> first we're going to use a knife and pair of scissors to cut off the top of our cans. >> this whole video is set to the song "old tommy." >> i think it will be difficult. >> using a pen and ruler we'll mark the templates. >> now you have been cutting out cans. >> it's tough. >> then we need to fold over tops and bend them into shape. you should end up with a small pile like this. >> he's saying like matter of fact. >> going so fast. slow down. i'm still wondering how i get the coke can to be flat. >> next we need to wrap it around a pen. glue pieces together. >> slow down. >> you couldn't be more bored right now. buy a truck. >> next we'll glue the pieces for the trailer. once you cut the pieces, it's time to glue it together. >> that's all. that's all you have to do. hardest project i have ever seen in my life. >> it won't be that diffi

we have news chopper 2 watching it and we will keep you updated and next, we will tell you why coca-cola is ringing the opening bell. ,0 . >>> welcome back, they are just getting ready to ring the opening bell, there is the opening bell, live reminding coca-cola has juices and vitamin water and it is said to be the most valuable brand. the most valuable brand, coca- cola and we will tell you why the lowest part of your screen is more coming up in business news. >>> we will smile and say good morning to you. it is tuesday december 11th, i am dave clark. >> it is now 6:30 testimony. the we have developing news -- we have developing news in daily city skyline is closed on john daily boulevard because there has been an accident. several police agencies are headed there as well and he will bring us a live report as soon as we get more information. >>> we are learning more about the fire which started in hayward. tara moriarty joins us now with an interesting update, tara? >> reporter: the woman who used to live here said she heard glass shattering and she believed it was a molotov connect --

my question to you, is there any relationship between coca cola enterprises and european market? >> not that much. they have specific things that are positive. my charitable trust owns it. it is why we play am i diversified. coke is the ultimate defensive stock. it can not rally in an environment where people think the economy is going to pick up big. let's go to mike in pennsylvania. >> big booyah from shippensburg university. >> what is going on? >> peabody energy. in 2011 australian mining of its growth. operations contributed to half of its growth. recently extreme policies undermined their mines. coal had the highest growth rate in 2001. >> remember, in the end it is still coal. and it is on the decline. and i do believe the stock could be troughing, but if that is the case, why not buy joy global? it is a truly international company, and it is more likely to be acquired if it stays down here forever. they have a terrific book of maintenance that people don't talk about. i regard it as much cheaper than btu. skip in new york. >> booyah welcome to my world. i have glaxo? what

i know we will be here next year and so are the blue-chip companies and invest in them like coca-cola. >> we'll take that tip fru. wayne what do you need to say. >> i vecko that. i don't like my money to feet in another state. that's what happened. i like ford motor with an american company that doesn't take the tarp money. >> sticking with ford. >> once burned and not twice shy. i

. >>> no entiendo como lo tenÍan, ni siquiera venden coca-cola las informaciones de la bebida dice queel superintendente nos dijo que la emergencia mÉdica fue tapada por la enfermera y administrador de la escuela, y que los padres fueron notificados la compaÑÍa distribuidora dijo que por error la bebida no fue certificada. >>> la compaÑÍa dijo que inmediato removieron a este empleado que han iniciado una investigaciÓn profunda que la prioridad los estudiantes siempre ha sido su principal motivaciÓn, en (...) noticias univisiÓn. >>> a lo largo del dÍa tuvimos nublados variables con perÍodos de totsol stephanie nos dice co estarÁn las condiciones del tiempo, para prÓximos dÍas adelante stephanie, ¿cÓmo estÁs? >>> ¿quÉ tal? muy buenas tardes, soy stephanie para ver las condiciones del tiempo, en este dÍa que muchos inician la semana a los 8 dÍas que celebran la tradiciÓn judÍa hasta el 16 de este mes en un dÍa que tuvimos bastante nubosidad sobre todo temprano tardÓ en disiparse con mÁximas que hoy estuvieron un poco mÁs calidas la normal para hoy, 57° f, llegamos a 59 aquÍ en san francis

. >>> este segmento de despierta américa es presentado por coca cola ,tu familia, coca cola y comidacortes como si fueran diamantes. >>exacto. >>> luego, sacamos el cerdo. >>> me pusieron los guantes para trabajar. >>> el cerdo son de 22 a 26 minutos por libra. >>>ddios. >>> miren esto. >>> miren esto. >>> wow . >>> lo otro importante, mira qué rico, ¿verdad? lo otro importante es que tiene que llegar a una temperatura interna de 160 gras, cuando lea en el termómetro 150 a 155, tiene que sacarlo, porque seguirá cocinándose, todo esto lo disfrutan con una deliciosa coca cola bien helada, porque coca cola nos quiere ver a todos felices. >>> wow. >>> qué rico el olor. >>>cclaro que sí. >>> les cuento niñas si quieren aprender más, el sábado en delicioso tenemos una receta divina, por favor, les ayudo. >>> karla se quiere comer todo. >>> llévense lo que quieran porque la comida es para compartir. >>> ustedes saben, hagan caso para hacer un pernil muy rico para la navidad. >>>p ausa y ya regresamos con más detalles de cómo la familia de jenni rivera se prepara para dar el último adiós a l

. >> before long, corporations were pulling out of alec, including coca-cola, kraft foods, mcdonald'soctor & gamble, johnson & johnson. caught in the glare of the national spotlight, alec tried to change the subject. >> you know, i think the entire debate needs to be reframed. and really what alec is, is a bipartisan association of state legislators. we have legislators of all political stripes coming together to talk about the most critical issues facing the states and trying to come up with the best solutions to face some of the problems that we're having. >> all right, so your point is it's not a partisan organization. >> but alec is partisan, and then some. >> in the spring i got a call from a person who said that all of the alec bills were available and was i interested in looking at them. and i said i was. >> lisa graves, a former justice department lawyer, runs the center for media and democracy. that's a nonprofit investigative reporting group in madison, wisconsin. in 2011 by way of an alec insider, graves got her hands on a virtual library of internal alec documents. she was

>> this is a neo-lithic vase with a coca-cola logo. and one of the interesting things ant war hole's impact is how often artists took warhol's example and turned it into something quite political. really it happened a lot and of course with aweiwei it's as if to suggest that chinese culture has been invaded by the coca-cola logo. so the logo isn't just a matter of interest it's an imperialist colonialist image. >> rose: the next image. >> that changed my mind about him. >> rose: it did? how so? >> well, you know, he had a -- i think a way to present the banal and a very different way from andy and they were really difficult. >> i think also you can't see and photograph the terrifying aspect of that piece in particular, how bright it, is first of all, and how -- it's actually physically difficult to look at and it's a vision of perfection that captures the terror and a little bit the almost kind of uns golyness of perfection and. >> rose: you liked it, jeff? (laughter) >> having heard all this. >> rose: you sat silently. >> if i think b

. > time now for the bonus round question: true or false - coca- cola created the modern-day image of claus? true or false? > > true. > > i don't believe it. > it's true. > > why do you just have a disagreement to disagree with me? if i would have said false you would have said true! > > i don't believe it! i don't! > > good to have you on the show guys. take care. > > thank you. > > what do you mean created santa claus? it's a german folk tale- > > the modern-day santa claus. the modern-day one. on the coke cans. > we'll be right back. >-.y÷$@y+o3vhpe trader tim biggam of tradingblock joins us now for chart talk. good morning tim. > > good morning angie. > what are you shopping for in the market today? > > i'm actually shopping on kind of the lower-end retailers. yesterday's retail numbers came out pretty solid. not off the charts, but certainly a good number. i'm liking kind of the mid- to lower-end names. walmart and target are two of them. both these stocks have come in recently, probably about 8% off their recent highs. also looking at a decent dividend yield, somewhere in those

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why does coca-cola write a brief to the united states supreme court and general motors and microsoft on issues of diversity and higher education? because they know if they want to get ahead, they've got to embrace that diversity. if they want to continue to be a fortunes 50 company, there's got to embrace diversity. similarly if we want to get down to the local level and address this issue, we've got to teach our kids that the sooner that you embrace difference and understand that your muslim classmate or your seat classmate or your gay classmate or your limited english professor classmate might be tomorrow's ceo or today's best friend of yours, the better off we will be. you have a leg up, having done about 30 jury trials across this country and seen interactions between people of diverse backgrounds. >> and here we try to celebrate, not just embrace, our diversity. celebrate all our interesting diversity but also celebrate the things that bind us together. ruslyn, does can urriculum need to change or is that not yet where you are. >> the federal government can't -- 10th amendment.

>> there is a quote, one of the social media experts who points tout is one thing for coca-cola to monitor your tweets and another one for the dod to monitor your tweets. >> everybody is already monitoring, it is powerful marketing tool. >> in the 30 seconds or so that we've got are what are some of the major drawbacks of this technology? >> well, you don't want to give up expertise, so the sort of balancing act is do we choose to listen to experts who do it the old-fashioned way, try to get sources, read the material and know what they know? or do we gather in almost sort of a computer stream of data and put too much faith in it when it could be manipulated in a sense. do we know what sampling of the population uses twitter or uses other social media. maybe the people are really interested in it don't do it and there is a self selected population who are doing this, who are the unwilling sensors as we call them. >> aram, thanks for joining us. fascinating article. >>> up next, a look at the lessons from one of the most lessons from one of the most productive senates in history. . no way o