back in 2010 coca-cola acquired the north american bottling assets from coca-cola enterprises.hey manage to get almost $500 million of synergies through this acquisition. earlier in april of this year coca-cola started the process of selling off about five small distribution territories in states like colorado and wyoming in alabama to some independent bottlers. coke right now is 90 percent of the assets. probably play in the 2014-15 we are going to see him slowly divest much of those assets, if not all of them. lori: do you approve of the strategy? ttere was a "wall street journal" piece went to get the sales are on the downside because of consumers' concerns about artificial sweeteners. >> sure. i think there are couple of points he mentioned. one, the shifting demand for diet drinks in north america is definitely occurring. they are dropping in an even faster rate than carbonated drinks. coca-cola is still the dominant global nonalcoholic beverage company. in the united states in developed markets if consumers and of buying carbonated beverages they're is a coca-cola branded

coca-cola leaves you alone. >> coke invested six years ago. that would have been the best time for me to start traveling or spend more time with my family. my feeling is we got this brand that's still so early in its development and we're doing something that i believe so passionately in. i set the table. i want to be there for the meal. >> what surprises me is a conglomerate says let's be smart enough to let the guy who made it success let it be successful. >> we've grown five fold since they invested. >> you're still pretty small. how do you move the needle for a company like coca-cola. >> they one it's a long term investment. organic, natural, less sugar, that's not where the consumer is right now but it's where they are headed. it will not be an overnight -- but every year we keep growing double digits where a lot of the other beverage market is not growing. >> you have a different culture. i understand why you're interested and why coca-cola would be interested, but you have different cultures, different ethics it seems like and the whole

i think if you -- if you're in coca-cola or looked at coca-c a coca-cola, you can look at the sugar tax in mexico. you look at the cold weather. you look at the lower than average sales. it's not been a great year for coke. china and brazil are weak. a number of those considerations are going to turn in 2014. we see a rebound in china and brazil. the gdp trends are trending higher. we think that volume growth will improve. what drives consumption of soda is weather. we've had cold, rainy weather the first half of 2013 and i think that -- if we get back to normal, think helps. so if you see a rebound in volumes for soda overall, typically coca-cola does better than average. >> coach fits the area, as well. tough year, the ceo is requiring. a lot of competition from michael kors and companies like that. why do you like coach here? >> i think it's a global luxury brand that has not lost the cashe. i'm excited about the burl brand, a glimpse of what the turn around can be in the second half of 2014. in addition to that, you have a stock with a steady repurchase plan, 2.4% dividend yield tra

this didn't adjust the cola. it left the formula as it is. it juts reduced the -- it just reduced the military retirees' cola by 1% until the military real estate tireee reaches 62. and that's the onl group in the country that had that happen. that was $6.3 billion taken away from men and women who have served for 20 years and no one else had the pleasure of that experience. civilian employees, new hires had to contribute additional funds to the federal retirement system to help pay for the deal, but it only affected new retirees. the people who are in the system were grandfathered. a larger portion of our budget in d.o.d. is personnel costs. the congress in their wisdom set up a higgs to look at this issue and they're supposed to report back in 2014. now maybe as late as 2015, about thousand reform military pay and benefits as part of an overall restructuring of the pentagon. one thing that the congress put into the commission's charter was that you have to grandfather people who are currently in the system. what we did in the budget agreeme

coca-cola america, and cola cola refreshments. all part of the plan to return to the local stores. >>> amazon is getting ready to take on costco and other big box retailers. they will launch a bulk food service called pantry. they will be able to fill box was food and cleaning supplies. the boxes will be shipped directly to their homes and businesses. >> . >> this is the season to shop, but as popular as amazon and costco might be, you might want to consider shopping at a smaller business with a quirky concept. the idea of a store with storytelling. david schuster has our report. >> it's a new business model. it's a 2,000 square foot face. we reinvent it every 4-8 weeks like a gallery. >> she believes that the way to reinvent retail is through storytelling. she comes up with a new story and the products that go along with it. >> one of them are the amazing t-shirts for kids. we have princess leia and mr. t and it cannums to life in someone's home. it's a hidden message. >> there are elements of a magazine all around. a letter from

this comes from coca-cola's coming together youtube video. they are going to tackle childhood obesity. they say straight up, beating obesity will take action by all of us, based on one simple common sense fact: all calories count, no matter where they come from, including coca-cola and everything else with calories. in other words, a calorie is a calorie. you can get those calories from carrots or cheesecake or coca- cola or anything else, but the bottom line is, it doesn't matter where it comes from -- a calorie is a calorie. that is based on common sense. well, i don't believe in common sense. i believe in data. the data say something else entirely. what the data say is that some calories cause disease more than other calories, because different calories are metabolized differently in the body. not every calorie is handled the same way. that means a calorie is not a calorie. that is what i have spent the last 16 years figuring out, and i'm not the only one who has figured this out. many other investigators have figured this out. this is now

the military retiree community up to the age of 62 will have their cola reduced by 1%. that doesn't sound like a lot, but the compounding effect goes like this. if you have a master sergeant who retires after 20 years of service at, say, 42, by the time you go et to 62 get to 62, thist you $72,000. nobody has ever suggested that it should be applied to people who are almost at retirement or in retirement when it comes to how you would reform benefits. and my good friend, senator mccain -- and he has earned every penny he's ever gotten in retirement and then some -- mentioned the intoal the simpsos commission. when you're $17 trillion in debt, you have got to do things you would otherwise not like. but simpson-bowles did not, as my good friend, senator mccain suggests, adopt eliminating colas before 62 as part of their solution. they wanted to find $70 billion over ten years for federal workforce entitlement reform. they created a commission, said a federal workforce entitlement commission to eevaluate civil service, military health and retirement programs. they did not

firefighters found cola behind a chair in a burning house in great falls last night. they quickly used a pet oxygen mask to help her start breathing again and they took her to an animal hospital for more treatment. firefighters from station 439 got to visit cola today. vets say she's doing very well. her family posted a message on facebook saying that they were eternally grateful to the firefighters for saving cola's life. what a nice story to lead us into weather. >> for the most part the weather not going to be too bad. it was chilly. it was the coldest thanksgiving since 2000. now, as we work our way through the first week of december, temperatures are going to warm a little bit each day. and i think i'm going to sit -- use the word balmy. i used that earlier to describe how it's going to feel outside for thursday and friday. relatively speaking at least from where we've been. for the most part a dry start to december but by the time friday comes around and saturday, we're going to be talking about rain. rain is likely on friday. so if you're trying to decide when

not just cuts them, but the simpson-bowles plan, i wonder if the chairperson knows, eliminates colas entirely for working-age military retirees? the simpson-bowles plan which was so embraced and everybody thought was the greatest thing since sliced bread said -- quote -- "defer cost-of-living adjustment cola for retirees in the current system until age 62, including for civilian and military retirees who retire well before a conventional retirement age in place of annual increases, provide a onetime catch-up adjustment at age 62, increase the benefit to the amount that would have been payable had full colas been in effect." so basically what simpson-bowles recommended was scrapping the cost-of-living adjustment for working-age military retirees. and please correct me if i'm wrong, but the provision in your bill is a 1% reduction, far, far less than a scrapping it entirely, as simpson-bowles. and i would ask again, where was the outrage, to quote my old friend bob dole -- where was the outrage when this provision in simpson-bowles was included, which would have scrapped it completely?

the cola formula for the military is exactly the same as social security and other colas that we get around here. now, should we look at reforming our military retirement pay pension benefits system? yes, because it's unsustainable in the future. entitlement growth in the military is real, just as it is in the civilian side. but nobody has ever envisioned picking it, doing it this way. to take the military retiree community and retroactively apply a benefit cut to them that takes $6.3 billion out of retiree community. these are the people who have been fighting the wars for 20 years. these are the people who have been serving continuously since 9/11 overseas and at home trying to protect the nation, and this cola reduction doesn't just apply to people who have retired and in good health at 40 or 42 or 45. it also applies to people who are medically retired, someone who has had their legs blown off in afghanistan or iraq who are not going to be able to get a second job most likely. they're going to lose thousands of dollars of cost-of-living adjustment, and nobody else in the country

it's simple, i'm tired of putting this tea bag into the teacup and having to pour my own coca-cola. >d think that you have an inside thing. and look at that. what you are saying is that has been put on more customers to do this be careful what you wish for? >> gas. and right now, the food is cooked o order and in the future it will be prepared in advance and you are not going to be getting the freshest foods, i don't care what you're talking about. you can only afford so much of this and you have to do something and it takes time. prices are going to go up to rever the margin and we are going to find out ways to get rid of people. they have no choice. the health care bill, minimum wage. >> the argument is that mcdonald's and burger king, they are all making money hand over fist and watch undermine folks about is that this is a franchise and the margins are razor thin. no one hears you and explain why this iso easy. >> are investing millions of dollars into these businesses and pretty soon they say the heck with it and i'm getting out of this business. and there's a beautiful community

might as well be talking about pepsico, general mills, or coca cola. these profits can be generously applied against losses. the purists out there, okay, let's parse the day. we had a couple of substantive issues that might explain some of the selling or at least cloak going to the midday movies with some alibis. creep higher, the five-year treasury yield and newfound weakness in europe taking one step forward and another step back. i think, excuse me, the continual rosy view coming from washington, where the republican leadership is emboldened against the insurgents or told the corporate interests weren't going to contribute to them in 2014 because of the havoc the tea party caused for the economy. maybe that's behind it. i reiterate my view that the tea party isn't done with the disruptions and the president isn't done calling for higher taxes. i've been watching off the front page a couple days, front page of the business section. that's blissful. ♪ hallelujah sure, there's tons of talk about how a deal in washington means the fed won't be that help

so the -- the cola is designed to keep the benefit vibrant over time, and when you do a cola minus 1%, it does diminish the value of the package. and here's what just gets me it is most. if we did it for everybody in the country, that would be one thing. these are the only people in america that get this special good deal. mr. sessions: madam president, i thank senator graham. i think he made a defining point there, that this is a one-sided reduction of retirement benefits to people who served in the military not impacting lots of others. i just want to report -- return to the central point here. this bill that will be voted on tomorrow, final passage, cuts military retirement $6 billion. that $6 billion is counted in the numbers of the proponents of the legislation toward their justification for spending more money the next two years. they say they're paying for it by reducing this $6 billion over time. and it's mandated. it's not an option in the bill. we should not pass legislation that does that. so what i would propose is that we not go along with majority leader reid's determina

coca cola is feed and drinks. can't have that. keep hershey's. get rid of coca cola.ar soda and some water. verizon. jp morgan bank. kimco. a nice yield brewing here. yes, we'll do it again. pick up more yields. we'll take out of that and will, indeed, go to my friend, bristol-myers. bristol-myers is a rubric for a clor clorox, colgate, that kind of thing. peter in massachusetts. peter? >>. >> caller: hi, jim, peter from fallriver, massachusetts. my four stocks are duncan brands, dnkn, amazon.com. johnson & johnson. j&j. and home depot. hd. >> wow. wow. okay. okay. okay. all right. it is similar to home depot. can't have that. johnson & johnson is a drug. amazon is an online retail. dunkin'is terrific. we take door pan and out put in, again, revert to united technologies. why am i focusing that? they preannounced a number tonight that is not that bad. stock's going down. that is where opportunity beckons. >> buy, buy, buy. >> stay with cramer. >>> mad about "mad money"? immerse yourself in cramer's world. while you watch the show with zeebox. on your phone, tablet or

you have gm, p&g, coca-cola, boeing. these are, this is about the most defensive-looking stock lineup i've ever seen. >> david, one thing that i, it is important to look in all those different companies. i'm looking at positive, i'm looking at interest rate rises. these particular companies i listed there, are actually ones i think will do well when interest rates rise because they have pension plans. for the last couple years these companies have been hiding their pension liabilities in a lot of different numbers in earnings reports. for the first time as rates rise on the long end we'll start to see pension plan liabilities drop and contribute to the earnings in the future. although it looks defensive i'm actually, my theme is, pension plan liability. so i think that is going to be something that people aren't paying attention to. cheryl: that is interesting, rising long-term interest rates are actually a good thing. i want to get your take if we can for just a moment. looking ahead to 2014, we're getting into the time

>> jimmy: yeah, i enjoy coca cola.this and we're for real, for real. i will give up soda if you for real give up cigarettes. when does it start? [ cheers ] >> right now. >> jimmy: wait hold on. whoa, whoa, whoa, whoa. wait, wait. when does it start. >> i don't know. >> jimmy: it starts when, now or when it airs? >> when it airs, well give us a chance. i think you got to give us a chance here. let's say when it airs. >> jimmy: when the shows. so it airs tonight. and when this interview, which will air around 12:50ish. so up to that point i can just drink as much coca cola. >> what's the penalty? is there any kind of penalty? >> jimmy: oh yeah, ultimate shame. >> that's it? what if, if i fail i have to come back on the show? [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: that is - that's the guy that was in the hallway. that's the guy in the hallway. that has a rudeness that will not happen on this show. >> that came out wrong. >> jimmy: it did not. it came out perfectly right. >> that's exactly what i meant. >> not because of you bu

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companies will be called coca-cola north america and coca cola refreshments. you build it up, you destroy it, you build it up again. >>> finally, boeing planning to cut 1200 research jobs in washington state. not good for the union movement. the move will reduce the company's reliance on engineers in the seattle area. boeing currently considering proposals to move 777x wing development outside of the state to avoid union conflicts. >> i'm not going to take this cord cutting crap watching internet stuff on some small screen. >> you don't have to watch it on a small screen. >> i don't care. i'm doubling my big screen. i'm doubling the size and the number and i'm getting xfinity on every one of them. that's what i'm doing. this is ridiculous, cord cutting. >> you can't -- >> i'm going to. >> because it doesn't exist. >> there's bigger ones than 50 inches. >> you have a 45 inch one right now. >> i do. >> you don't have one that's only 45 inches, do you? >> 50. >> what is your biggest tv, joe? >> 50, i think. i'm getting bigger and i'm doubling the number and i'm g

world tirelessly polished the image of nelson mandela and image recognized around the world only coca-cola is better known better men who struggle for racial equality again south africa's ruling white minority had a dark side the world has conveniently forgotten about nelson mandela ventilator of a struggle. a radical. someone. embraced violence and as a necessary political instrument at a particular juncture in our history mandela and his colleagues were forced underground when the authorities banned the movement in one nine hundred sixty this house was the secret headquarters of the african national congress it was here in the early sixty's that mandela and his comrades launched the armed struggle it was also here that most of them were wasted put on trial and same turns to life in prison at what was known as the rivonia trial in one thousand nine hundred sixty four mandela and ten of his colleagues faced the death penalty for sabotage one of the men alongside him in the dock was dennis goldberg an engineer and bomb maker in the sabotage campaign he spent twenty two years behind bars nel

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back to cola less 1%. now, why do we have a cost of living adjustment in the first place? the cost of living adjustment is designed to protect the purchasing power of a pension, and so when a young man or a young woman joins the military, say 20 years ago at age 22, for example, they served for 20 years at least and they're entitled to a pension under the law. that was the deal. and we agreed that also once that pension was received and was in place, we would protect that pension against inflation each year by a cost of living adjustment. it's simply fair. it protects the purchasing power and the real ability of that pension to -- to protect and support the retired military person and that person's family. what this budget does is go back on that promise, and it says to people who have completed their service, who have completed the full 20 years of their bargain, you may have done what we asked you to do, but now the government is not going to do what we told you we would do. we're not going to protect th

qwest pepsico ceo scored a big win over coca-cola. pepsico announced it is replacing coke at one of the nation's capital restaurant chains. pepsico's made by leveraging the full strength of our portfolio, we are able to partner with customers to co-create new products and launch exciting new menu options across both food and beverage. it may eventually include snack foods in addition to drink. it is a chance to offset declines in retail sales of soda. havehain can capitalize on two boxes ties to baseball and the nfl. sounds like it is a match made in heaven in many ways. qwest we had dinner with someone the other night. pepsi's plans for the super bowl. halftime will be really big for them and they intend to take what they're doing with the nfl and really spread it across different advertising platforms. interesting about buffalo wild wings, they have been able to create a niche here in chicken wings and chicken and eat mcdonald's at this game. the biggest of sellers, the biggest seller of chicken wings. together ono match this, you c

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that goes for coca-cola and everything else with calories. finding a solution will take all of us.n people come together good things happen. ♪ ♪ there'll be the usual presentations on research. and development. some new members of the team will be introduced. the chairman emeritus will distribute his usual wisdom. and you? well, you're the chief life officer. you just need the right professional to help you take charge. ♪ ♪ i picked it out in a snap ♪ what made it genius ♪ was the camouflage wrap ♪ that's my kind of holiday . >>> right now there's almost 200,000 refugees in uganda. they're coming from countries all around uganda, but the majority are coming right from the continent. there's so many refugees that are fleeing the fighting, camping are overrun. at a refugee camp, they don't speak the same language as the people that are even running it. they're given some little space and some part of a tent. their number one need before food, before medical is going to be water. the their lives have been turn completely upside down. they have no idea when and if they'll ever get to g

they are encouraging their own employees not to have french fries or coca cola. eat salads and drink water instead. this was not their finest hour. advising not to eat their own products. this is something that is getting tweets online. people saying this is another blunder. let's not forget they were suggesting a tipping etiquette for staff. pay 20% for the pool boy and a days wages is a good nanny.r the tammy -- i unsurprising it has been shut down. in whatinterested people are drinking. thanks for watching. we're back in eight minutes with more world news. and then straight tocking the statue. >> i invited the chairman and i would like to invite him to my house. 120, two soldiers will lay it in place. not ask howd much they cost. homageraveled to pay to the late leader. the opportunity to make a wish. i wish for our motherland to be prosperous. come here.ty has the town has a massive red tou rism industry. everything here is dedicated to mao. 120th anniversary they spent over 200 million euros mainly on infrastructure. an influential local businessman is proud

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so as we were just illustrating, you could put a bottle of coca-cola on this table, and no one wouldecond thought when somebody was brushing some makeup on me could change it from being a mac to being a -- adam: but this is a whole different type of advertising as opposed to 30-second where's the beef commercial for wendy's to the look, the stars of my favorite show is eating a hamburger, and they don't say, oh, respect we enjoying this hamburger from wendy's, but you know it is because it's digitally got the wrapping. >> exactly. and the point is it seems, it is a logical and seamless environment. adam: we see this already with sports programming when they change the soccer games when they have the -- >> gets changed all the time and moves back and forth. what's different with this technology is that it is deeply embedded in the video stream. and you can do that in realtime. you can insert it into video. at the point of viewership. adam: but if you watch something over and over again as people tend to do with reruns, you might see, for instance, coca-cola this one day, or the next t

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del 2014 es el tour de la copa de coca cola y visitará 89 paisse la copa del mundo llega a estados unidosver su película , miren, paul, mane nos vamos a poner en forma y calmate tus ejercicios y bajar de peso, rosa, rosa. >> ♪.. >> ♪.. >> ♪.. >> ♪.. . >> ♪. . >> ♪. . >> el chisme esta caliente. >> oye pero es chisme no chiste, para chiste los mios. >> oiga rápido , oye estas bisco. >> no es que un ojho quiere mucho al otro y se le queda viendo. >> un señor le dice a otro oye estas bisco? no es que uno quiere mucho a otro. >> a mi me gusta much onuestra belleza latina, pues ya comenzó la octava y uno de los jueces julian el galan no estará esta temporada debido a compromisos laborales. >> verdad raúl. >> vanesa la presidenta de univison envió el siguiente comunicado , julian ha brinado energía postiiva, etica y pasión a nuestra belleza la tina le damos gracias por su participación esperamos trabajar con él en nuevoos proyectos. >> la bella de nuestra belleza latina ya comenzó sus audiciones este domingo8 de diciembre mire su para pantalla note la dirección, (ver información en pantalla) pa

the year spending 72% on cola and about 8% on lemon-lime drinks.bottled waters. companies like pepsi and coca-cola, they bought water in recent years. people trying get away from the artificial sweeteners on the sodas, the waters are flavored look at the ingredients if you're trying to get away from it, be wear. >> i kind of like it, the beneficiary is the person, right? >> yes. >> thank you, we appreciate it. >>> 53 minutes past the hour. coming up, suspended for kissing. the family of a colorado 6-year-old said their school district went a little too far. that story coming up next. my customers can shop around-- see who does good work and compare costs. it doesn't usually work that way with health care. but with unitedhealthcare, i get information on quality rad doctors, treatment options and estimates for how much i'll pay. that helps me, and my guys, make better decisions. i don't like guesses with my business, and definitely not with our health. innovations that work for you. that's health in numbers. unitedhealthcare. avo: thesales event "sis

. >> another one is like, is there coca-cola to go with this?re's a video shot in october 211 just now going viral. it's a gem. this is jason mraz and the beautiful lady standing there with him is ai alexandra jared. he's playing lucky. ♪ baby i'm trying >> alexandra is singing a duet with jason mraz. she's singing the song "lucky" with him. this all happened in los angeles. >> whoo! ♪ >>exandra had gone to see him perform at the cafe. she was duturned away because s was under way. she decided to wait in the alley. he came out. better than saying hello, ended up singing this entire show. and she is insanely talented. listen to the pips on this girl. ♪ you hold me ♪ i hear that sound >> they sound amazing together. ♪ with my best friend". >> people do have the story behind this particular video. everybody is saying, when will they perform again. you know us. we do a ton of research. in fact, in september, jason mraz was performing during his lover is a four-letter word tour in san francisco. alexandra was at the concert. once again, they're singi

. >> you notice the dad is drinking coca-cola with a green label. it's served in argentina, green label made with natural ingredients. i think dad will need a few pick me ups because watch how this ends. ♪ the way i love you >> if you want to see how this commercial ends, head to our web site and click on today's show or watch it on our mobile app. >> sean garnier has some pretty good sock are skills. here on the streets of london he has an opponent that is trying to keep up with him, take the ball away, not very successful at it. he's really good. but there was one particular opponent that really gave him a run for his money. >> oh. >> this four-legged fella name chian. he himself is quite good playing with the soccer ball. >> sean's awesome with the soccer ball but he also really good with just that dog toy, which is impressive. i would think he'd need the soccer ball to pull off the tricks but he's able to pull off the tricks. >> here he ish the bigger soccer ball and the dog is relentless. >> get him on a team. >> they're getting attention from

at the committee's direction in january, i will make a recommendation for a cola increase in the draft budget and will work with chair farrell on that proposal. third, i propose increase funding for bilingual premium pay and legislative assistant premium pay as required through ifpte local 21's m-o-u. some of the legislative aide's regularly provide stern says of english use [speaker not understood]. they are entitled to bilingual premium pay in addition. the department expects that more legislative aides will become eligible for the legislative assistant premium in fiscal year 14-15 and 15-16. this will add approximately 25,000 to the department's budget. the job class changes in the clerk's office. as the committee may recall, i have made several changes throughout the years. some positions we've downgraded as we've seen high profile retirements and as we've hired new staff, we've hired them at a lower classification and now that they've had that experience we are moving them through the process. and to create a ladder in the department, we are now moving those positions up to their

when coca-cola company, ibm and other american conglomerates were doing business with apartheid regime, and there was movement among college kids, including my daughter, to bring an end in trade relationship in the apartheid regime. that was when--that was a minimal contribution that i would say was made in america, my daughter, college kids. it was not the top politicians. >> i heard black south africans say that apartheid would have ended earlier if not for the dragging of the feet of the americans and the brits in the 1980's. >> well, it wasn't only the americans and brits, i would say the entire european community. i don't know how the japanese felt, but the americans--the people who were getting economically well off by trading with the apartheid regime, and extracting their minerals from south africa as well, diamonds and other things, they didn't want to see a change. and it was the same principle that we had in south africa when all the former american presidents were in bed with the military dictators there. there weren't any black people or indigenous people rose up against t

what happens to cola, heres what he had to say this morn. >> i am told by pentagon officials that this provision came out of nowhere. i think it is terribly unfair to our men and women in uniform. they should not have a disproportionate share. however, i feel confident romise, and he says that's what is needed in the senate. >> joining us live, libby, thank you very much. >> switching gears now to afghanistan, where six u.s. service members have been killed in a helicopter crash, saying it happened in the province in the southern part of the country, there is no word yet on what caused the crash. officials say there were no reports of fighting, but the taliban is taking credit, going to twit tore claim that it shot down that helicopter. ukraine's opposition leader says the president has given up on national interest and independence. those comments follows a meeting in moscow between russia's president vladimir putin. russia offering to lower gas prices. position leader ins the ukraine have been protesting for weeks demanding closer ties to the e.u. a short time ago, the state departme

>> another one going is there some coca-cola that goes with this? >> and then this video is trying to promote something. see if you can figure out what it is. >> motorcycle. >> good guess but no. >> motorcycle turned on and the rider takes off to the grocery store to pick up balloons, cashier ringing up stuff, the rider gets back on his motorcycle and goes to the bowling club. >> is it a drug deal? >> not a drug deal. >> the next stop is this church. >> i'm completely lost. >> he meets with the priest, they have an exchange and again the rider hits the road and makes it to a beautiful beach. he takes that box and he puts the contents of that little bag that he got from the older gentleman inside, starts blowing up these balloons and then attaches the box to the balloons and releases them into the sky. >> like a message in the bottle type thing. >> it is. as the box hits the sky and in space, this film is promoting love. >> oh! what? >> no way! >> yes. >> this is from outer space created by richard ing for his girl friend abby miller. that is an actu

. >> is it true that that version is linked to coca cola? >> absolutely not. single claim that coke can make on santa. the red and white uniform, the richness of his complexion, and his fatness were all standardized in the world about 30 years before coke began their famous ads. >> santa has been getting a bit controversial in north america this season. there has been a big debate about what is santa's race. what is that all about? commentator on american tv made a tongue-in-cheek remark that both jesus and santa claus were white men. this set off a storm of controversy. in fact, santa claus has been just about everything. he was white, black, old, young, beardless, bearded, he was the size of your thumb, he was medium, dwarfish size, he was a full adult. there is over a century of different kinds, shapes, and colors of santa, before he became standardized around the year 1900. >> thank you so much, the author of "santa claus, a biography." you are watching "france 24." don't go away. psg going to the wind with a break after a draw against lille. the visitors

. >>> el escultor dice que cola lo bra definitiva serÁ de bronce y medirÁ 3 metros. >>> monterrey yaigue provocando nostalgia en monterrey. la ciudad de su Último concierto rossi rodrÍguez fue la Última fans que la vio con vida. es la supervisora de la tienda donde la cantante y su equipo pararon antes de ir al aeropuerto. >>> si es ella, soy en la caja y le pregunto en la caja voltea y se sonrÍe. y yo nerviosa le pregunto ¿eres jenni? me sonrÍe y dice que si. fue la Última escala que hizo jenni antes de abordar el aviÓn. que la llevarÍa a la cita con su destino. >>> bueno, pues, todo listo entonces, para ese concierto. las autoridades dicen que habrÁ seguridad que los tiempos de la violencia han quedado atrÁs en el estado, y mucha gente incluso ha tratado de rentar su casa para las personas que quieran quedarse y tour byde esa noche. y el prÓximo lunes el resto de la familia, incluyendo a lupillo, un homenaje a jenni muy cerca del arena monterrey, josÉ. >>> muchas gracias, mÁs rogelio. vamos a ver como para sus fanÁticos jenni rivera sigue siendo una gran inspiraciÓn. >>> detenidos

esto ha sido un regalo de coca-cola, de univisiÓn, de todos de tu familia que te querÍamos tener a todoomida y pasarla bien que bueno ¿verdad? estoy contento por eso. >> y ver la emociÓn de emilio te queremos mucho y que linda historia. >> la vida continÚa y sabe a casi un aÑo de la partida de la cantante jenny rivera, su hermana rosie habla de su relaciÓn con la diva de la banda despuÉs de su Último adiÓs. >> y seguimos con tacher y nos va a contar todo sobre el mundial 2014 y nos va a presentar la lista de maravillas artistas de este paÍs. >> y entÉrate de que manera prince royce sorprendiÓ a sus fanÁtico en ciudad de miami y thalÍa se prepara para develar su estrella de hollywood y cÓmo celebrÓ su aniversario de bodas. >> vengan hay que saludar al chef emilio y ser parte de la familia mi chef que gusto!. >> (aplausos). >> se lo merece mi chef!. >> te queremos emilio!. >> (aplausos). >> ♪ (mÚsica)♪. >> ♪ [ locutora ] nosotros le bajamos la fiebre. tú, te quedaste con ella toda la noche. infants' tylenol® reduce la fiebre y el dolor, siendo a la vez suave con su pancita. por todo lo qu

algunos medios creyeron que se trataba de un tiburÓn, era un delfÍn, la cola de la criatura es plana,ur, regresamos. ♪. ♪. ♪. >>> los mÉdicos que atienden a michael schumacher, declinaron hacer un pronÓstico del 7 veces campeÓn de la formula 1, dijo que su condiciÓn es critica, por una herida en la cabeza, evaluron hora a hora, luego del accidente, el mÉdico dijo que el piloto alemÁn esta en un coma medicamente inducido, el equipo que trabaja para salvarle la vida estÁ enfocado en su condiciÓn actual. bueno, los esfuerzos por rescatar a 74 personas atascados en medio de un desierto de hielo en la antÁrtica, fue en vano hasta el momento, dos embarcaciones enviadas para romper el hielo y liberarlos, no lograron el objetivo, como cuenta galo, pese a la emergencia, la tripulaciÓn lo pasa bien, observando imÁgenes mÁs hermosos del planeta. >>> hoy es mie cumpleaÑos, dice la cientÍfica, que dice disfrutar de la experiencia, acampar en un ocÉano congelado en plena antÁrtica, con 73 colegas, mientras esperan un rescate que no llega. >>> (hablan en inglÉs). >>> la expediciÓn de cientÍficos a b

barco se voltea en las aguas del ocÉano a stltlÁnticoÉe queda en una burbuja y solamente tomÓ coca-colaer una cÁmara i hiperbÁrica durante 60 horas para acostumbrar a su cuerpo a nivel de superficie si no hubiera muerto, josÉ >>> edgardo un verdadero milagro >>> sÍ >>> grasa graciass a sÓlo dÍas de cumplirse el primero aÑo de la muerte de jenni rivera sus nanas tee mienen los mejores momentos de esta cantante >>> muchas duda quedaron en la aire >>> quÉ causÓ el accidente, donde la diva de la banda fero dio la vida >>> cÓmo enfrenta su familia >>> el reto de seguir adelante sin ella >>> las respuestas a esta y otras interrogantes >>> las verÁn en exclusiva en otras interrogantes >>> las verÁn en exclusiva en jenny siempre vivirÁ ♪ [ olfateando ] huele a bud light. [ olfateando ] huele a bud light. iya se armó! ♪ [ locutor ] destapa la carne asada con bud light. iya se armó! ♪ (mÚsica) ♪ >>> nos han llegado muchÍsimas reacciones por las redes sociales al reporte sobre el accidente a evoaÉreo que co bbÓ vida de jenni rivera. rosa becerra nos dice: cintya dijo: >>> aÑadiÓ que hay mucho que

some wine, some beer and a few bottles of coca-cola were gone. the witnesses saw gideon that night with pockets full of change. gideon found himself facing serious time in prison. >> i have no council >> why do you not have council? >> i would like someone to represent me. >> i would have to deny you request to a point you council in this case. >> gideon,000 this was unfair. >> by asking the court to appoint a lawyer, gideon thought he had the right to counsel. >> this right is a basic right to in in in the constitution because the threat that is presented by imprisonment and even execution is a threat that the government should allow to have. >> gideon had to represent himself because the state of florida denied a lawyer. the entire trial lasted a day before he was found guilty and sentenced to the maximum to 5 years. >> the last days end here walking into prison and doing his time. but this time he went to prison convinced he didn't belong there and the state of florida didn't give him a fair trial. he did what most people would do with insanit