i guarantee you coke or pepsi will move out of the city.y looking for a new city, that i know. >> i guy who is very much opposed to the tax obviously. it would bring in something like 400 million over the course of five years to be spent on universal pre- k among other things. if you want to tax things, fine. but don't stop at soda pop. >> you could have been running an ice cream company >> donated $10 million. we are all paying for that. we thought this would be over. why do we have to pick on the soda people? how about beer. >> don't go on beer. >> i could not find a single philadelphia area shopper who supported the tax. the issue is supposed to go before the philly city council. the mayor tried a couple of times in 2010 and 11 in the current mayor did not go for it. that is pretty much the size of it. >> the prospects of it passing are pretty slim. bill: i can't talk to you. >> brighten up your day. >> philadelphia police, and hopes of catching the assailant. that's a scary the area really is. >> that is the best that i can really say.

um, would you prefer coke or pepsi this year? i included that. that's it. i mean that when does american foreign policy change number, which is only one that says lead so much sir. committed cons. massage them nice. that's still going. is us the better than us proceed? if you thought total for each of those a summer, not by 9, the see thought say don't just the sun, a garage thing is the genial next thought of not always a soft cold blessing it cuz we're, we're slimy. i mean, it comes with thoughts, not actually, these are fun mirrored. got good enough. it's only got some way. uh, but us overly, even though. yeah, she's foolish, completely got more skip that. got the idea of pleasure need deal here. we're dealing with global inflation is result pandemic includes lauren, ukraine. we're also handling better than most other advanced nations in the world. and i'll always put the needs and interest in american people 1st. the government is it really is not accountable to the people. i mean, how could it be right now? the u. s. is sending billions of dollars to u

about is, a, is it different enough from things like skinny girl and, b, is it defensible versus coke or pepsi or diaggio who might follow your lead. you have to build your brand. on the pitch, it was terrific. i like how you talked about your traction up front and explained the problem. the thing that was missing is i would straight out say, we are like skinny girl, but x, and talk more about who else is in the market and how you're different. i felt like that was missing, but overall great job. >> thank you. great feedback. good luck with everything. you had great success so far. i wish you the best of luck going forward and that you have more. >> thank you. >> you two stick around, you're coming back on the set with me in a moment. >>> if any of you have a product or a service and you want feedback, like you just saw from our elevator pitch panel, on your chances of getting interested investors, send us an e-mail, yourbusiness@msnbc.com. your company does. we love reading the pitches and we look feorward to seeing some of you on the show. when we come back, how to grow your company without

i had that question of coke or pepsi. ing into the earnings this is something with the call buying today, as well. why not? coke >> you strike me as a mountain dew guy. >> i actually don't drink soda i haven't or fast food in maybe 30 years. >> soda pop. now you're showing your minnesota. >> you got this. >> starbucks tomorrow stock's going to be higher than right now. >> buy progressive corp. a great quarter. sell keyside technologies to get the funds for that. >> "the exchange" starts now >>> thank you, scott welcome to "the exchange," everybody. here's what's ahead. it is the final countdown if you will we are an hour away from the fed's first decision and news conference of the year and the main thing to watch is not a change in interest rates we'll explain. >>> you know apple's quarter was a big one and one area of concern of ceo tim cook. we'll dig in. >>> a warning of starbucks, restaurants battle it out over fake meat. facebook faces a big quarter boeing ceo boosts investor confidence but let's begin with today's

um, would you prefer coke or pepsi this year? i included that. that's it. i mean that when does american foreign policy change number, which is only one that says leads so much sir. committed guns. massage. didn't need that sales doin. use us better than us proceed. yes, and your total total for each of the total summer, not by 9. this to thought sit still sign a garage, then your senior lecture dog with combs, blessing it cuz we're smiling. i mean it comes to deutsche not naturally didn't for me, it got enough. it got some way. uh but us overly even though. yeah, she's leased complete good. got a most gift that got the idea of collect any deals there were dealing with global inflation is result, pandemic includes more in ukraine. we're also handling better than most other advanced nations in the world and always put the needs and interest in american people. first, the government, it really is not accountable to the people. i mean, how could it be right now? the u. s. is sending billions of dollars to ukraine, while i just saw yesterday, 50 percent, half o

elvis or johnny cash oh that's really tom coke or pepsi or coke leno or conan i'm probably leno blackberry or i phone blackberry blackberry it is a deep dish for thin crust. so if you're mild oh spicy dancing with the stores or american idol american idol maybe we'll have to have an american idol contest. i'm sorry. unemployment just going up to nine point per cent half of all unemployed americans have been out of work for at least six months forty four million americans are in food stamps and their home sales dropped six point three trillion that's look at pete dollar since the housing crisis began and the fed is printing dollars not going to paper and we're asking the next president of the united states about pizza really something that is black hair but thankfully i know just the man to set it straight gerald celente is the director of the trends research institute and the publisher of the trends journal he's with us from new york thank you so much for being here mr salon say now did you hear a single idea from from the you can't candidates during the two hour debate last night that mad

in the usa it's coke or pepsi mcdonald's or burger king and we all know in politics it's democrats or republicans but now we've got three senators who don't exactly fit these categories you know you would think he would aspire to be the president united states and act like a present united states but you know there's just not going to be the case apparently a democrat sounds like a democrat democrat so that it was actually senator corker a republican. say something like that to abandon the idea as we have advanced around the globe to really use the ugly gauge of international leadership and our duty to remain the last especially. for the sake of some half they sure is nation against republican and you're correct that john mccain a republican we must stop pretending that the dick degradation of our politics and the conduct of some in our executive branch are normal they are not normal reckless outrageous and undignified behavior has become excused in countenance as telling it like it is when it is actually just reckless outrageous and dignified and dignified democrat actually that's a

maybe i should switch it up and get that, at the end of the day, most people are going to choose coke or pepsi. if anything, i think probably gary johnson stands a chance of getting more votes and those votes would be votes that go to donald trump. >> coke and pepsi, red and blue. >> no coincidence there. existing rooftop solar customers to take advantage of old reimbursement rates for generating excess electricity. >> after a contentious battle, the two sides have reached an agreement to allow nevadans to be reimbursed for excess generated energy. >> we customers from the official filing in 2015. senior vice president of energy supply kevin garretty says the settlement makes good on the settlement rooftop solar customers expected when they installed their system. >> it will fix the problem for customers who had already gone solar and give them back the >> to find ourselves in the situation where we are with no path forward, it makes no sense. >> she owns one son solar electric, it installs solar on homes in the valley. she says it deincentivizes people from switching to solar. >> making a gre

if you are in the soft drink business it's sort of nice to have coke or pepsi right?e thing in the beer business. the way you attract attention is modern marketing, the amount of resources you have to devote to this, it is a business of scale, a business of brands. there will still be relatively inexpensive beer but in our capitalistic marketing, it's all about the brand, to be able to buy the brands. >> beers under license or a beer that used to make one brand makes six. is it really kind of the same beer but now with a new distribution model ? >> well, that's a very interesting question, ray. i think way the department of justice which is two of the antitrust agencies and the one that will look at this deal simply because they've historically been the agency that's analyzed the beer market, the way they're going to look at this deal is first from the point of view of the distributors. what do the distributors need? and as tom very rightly pointed out, the distributors must have the local brands, these are global brands and the distributors need to have theseto in or

. >> many of us know the taste of coke or pepsi and would never consider another brand. don't waste your money, in other words. >>> now, the forecast certified most accurate and most powerful doppler radar. if you get married in july, you're not expected the weather clinton's family will get. >> where is my invite. >> i know, right. it's beautiful, nonetheless. >> exactly. but i am done with the clintons. it's going to be a nice -- clinton is a clinton. we're talking about ball mother weather and it's -- baltimore weather and it's gorgeous stuff out there. 81 degrees right now. summit ridge and what a gorgeous shot at the sky cam. temperatures in the middle 80s. humidity is the second headline. low humidity, 35%. and a little breeze at 7 miles per hour. temperatures today, 85 downtown and 85 down to d. c. the hot spots in fredericks points to the west of us and eastern shore had temperatures for us. the 85 degree number put us below the average. so headlines go like this, we're going to have a gem of i night, natural ac, upper 50s and turn off the air conditioners. a rai

in the usa it's coke or pepsi mcdonald's or burger king and we all know in politics it's democrats or republicans but now we've got three senators who don't exactly fit these categories you know you would think he would aspire to be the president united states and act like a present united states but you know there's just not going to be the case apparently a democrat sounds like a democrat democrat so that i was actually senator corker a republican. say something like that to abandon the idea as we have advanced around the globe to really use the ugly gauge of international leadership and our duty to remain the last especially. for the sake of some a half they sure is nation against republican and you're correct that john mccain a republican we must stop pretending that the dick degradation of our politics and the conduct of saw in our executive branch are normal they are not normal reckless outrageous and undignified behavior has become excused and countenanced as telling it like it is. when it is actually just reckless outrageous and dignified and dignified democrat actually that's

. >> reporter: ever wonder why many restaurants don't offer renilsson coke or pepsi and servers pushesert no matter how much you've eaten? a new report says it's all about the money. in these tough times restaurants are all offering deals pushing value menus and $9 entrees but the consumer web site, walletbop.com, says restaurants are not charities and have to make up that money in other places. it says restaurant's biggest prove it margins are not on steak but on the cheaper items so its worst restaurant deals include non-alcoholic beverages where you may pay $2 now for a 20-cent glass of coke. wine which may be marked up 200 to 600%. pasta with that $12 plate of spaghetti really costs the restaurant $2, pizza same as pasta. and from the dosen't that stink file the disappearing free drink refill. they say many restaurants are now dropping free refills. doesn't that stink? so if you're watching the dining budget you may want to ask if refills are free before you ask for that second glass of coke. >>> if you're trying to cut those restaurant bills there's one area where you should not

. >> coke or pepsi. >> coke. >> reporter: one pet peeve? >> shower curtain touches me.that. >> oh, my god, that's the same. i hate that. >> reporter: despite the small similarities and the inarguable physical resemblance, sam and anais turn to dna testing and finally the answer is there. an answer they share with samantha's adoptive mother. >> i'm going out on a limb here. you're sisters, aren't you? >> yeah. >> holy [ bleep ]. >> did it make you feel good to know that you're identical twins? >> yes. i think it was a relief in a way. even though we knew. but if there's a slight 1% chance we might not be. >> reporter: they decided to make a documentary. they're calling it twinsteres. hoping their experience inspires other adoptees on their own journeys. your necklace, what does it say? and the significance of them to you is what? >> it says best friends forever. and i got them for christmas because i never had them growing uh. >> it sounds really cheesy, but i think we need those little kids moments. and those cheesy moments together. >> the feeling on christmas, when yo

. >> do you think coke or pepsi may buy them? >> a $60 -- $60 billion market cap.t thought of that. they do a great job. >> they have that distribution deal with coca-cola that is made coke talk about them a little bit. i think you are right. monster is getting a little bit too big to be an easy acquisition. carleton: one of the things you mentioned, jacob, how they are trying to branch out to other demographics. looking around this table i am the only one. i am a coffee drinker. not a monster drinker. i will do a little taste test here with the original product. see if they have a shop. bottoms out. that has a lot of flavors. >> more targeted towards women. >> we did not pre-taste this. >> i did not. i am looking at the sauer heads. let's take a go. yeah. [laughter] >> i think that says it all. >> it is very tart. thank you so much, jacob. very animated. you have a pair of investment ideas. we never just see the numbers. we see the people. marcus: detroit, it's just changed so much. you can see what it once was. and then, i think about what it can be. as an entrep

he said it would be a way to brand the republican party as coke or pepsi. up until that point, people didn't know what you got when you get with republicans. now they know. >> this is a man who successfully lobbied to get the name of the airport in d.c. changed to reagan airport. >> by the way, reagan not only would have accepted this deal on the table, he would have been the guy who came up with the deal. >> that result i believe now the republican party at least in the congress, particularly in the house, is more ideologically homogenous than the democratic party. the democratic party is much more diverse, which is why some of them might have bought off on a deal that president obama was offering. but the republicans now are such a homogenous block because they've all taken this pledge, it stops any compromise dead in its tracks. >> they're victory is more fresh in their minds. they were sent to washington. chris: imagine, let's project ahead to what a lot of this is about, which is the next year's election. the president of the united states, he's runnin

if we don't see the results we want, we want it to split. >> weiss, where do you come down on coke or pepsi? >> coke guy. go with the market leader. with pepsi, i looked at it. i don't think a break-up of it makes sense. you have distribution channels, shelf space. going to gm for a second, put it in perspective. a 10 million share position on a $20 stock, that's a weekend tip for buffett. he's not making a big statement there. i mean, that's a -- it may be a nod he gave to one of the recent people he brought in saying let me give you a starter position. see what you can do. don't draw anything from that. >> talk about gold here. lower yet again today. the fourth straight session. briefly entering bear market territory last night after dropping below 1,5$1,538.96 and fallen roughly 20% from the all-time intraday high set back on september the 6th. what becomes the trade now? stay away or buy in to that collapse? this is quite a story. we were at salt. we had people on the show out there saying that gold was going to hit $2,000. eric, the best known hedge fund manager in canada making a huge

coke or pepsi? >> pepsi. >> really? >> oh, yeah. [ bleep ] likes coke but i like pepsi. >> l.a. ther one of those things are, i have no clue. tell them i don't do that [ bleep ]. [ laughter ] pick up the phone and call me. >> slots or poker? >> slots. poker is too nerve-racking. it's like, i know -- if i make the mistake, i'm dead. >> yes. >> but on the slot machine, i can blame the slot machine. >> oysters or crab legs? >> crab legs. >> yeah, yeah. >> yeah. >> finally, best jimmy? >> what? what? >> best jimmy? >> oh my god, you ask me that with you in front of me? [ laughter ] i want to say you. i do. but i baptized that little bastard. [ laughter ] [ cheers and applause ] >> all right, well, we knew your nephew wouldn't give you this. we'd like to give this to you here. guillermo, why don't you give this to her. this is nice fresh mother's day crab leg for you. [ applause ] aunt chippy, everybody. when we come back, a special rooftop performance of red hot chili peppers! come on back, everybody. [ cheers and applause ] ♪ no king? gentlemen have you taken leave of your senses. w

which can people prefer to crack open when it coupled to the old -- comes to the old question, coke or pepsi. >>> i am glad the republican party said enough of clicking clack the taped brothers. >> the sarcasm on the floor of the house and a new york says the emergency meeting republican called is anything but a emergencies. we will head to break, but before that, we will go up to new york for the latest business news happening right now. >> reporter: good morning. we begin your money scope report with a strong finish to the week for japanese stocks. the nikkei jumped nearly 3% after the u.s. and other major industrial nations joined forces to stabilize the provalue of the yen. general motors is stopping production at a pickup plant in louisiana next week because of a shortage of parts from japan. the plant makes the gmc canyon and chevrolet colorado. oil price showpt above $103 in asia after the u.n. authorized the use of force in libya. fierce fighting has already cut most of its daily output. and the government is suing three former top executives from washington mutual, the biggest u.s.

i don't think anybody needs to drink that much robust coke or pepsi in one sitting the initiative to put it into big sugary drinks was the brainchild of former new york mayor michael bloomberg over increased obesity rates and other health concerns a legal battle between the city and companies from sell these drinks lasted for quite some time two years ago a lower court decided to strike down the band before this latest appeal by the city of course health officials in new york city are not happy with this latest decision and intend to keep fighting including by trying to battle the aggressive marketing campaigns conducted by the sugar filled beverage selling companies they should have more important things to think about how sure they do things that are on a healthy if they want a ban do you think well it should be allowed to ban giant sugary drinks. why why should they be allowed to do it that's not their business are you not you like me and yeah those things and yet we go. to. or something to drink whatever they want if you want it's not like you're pretty much i actually think like

our take on apple has always been this is much closer to a consumer stable company like coke or pepsior a luxury goods company. those are trading at 20 to 30 times free cash flow multiples area to our price targets are driven by the fact that we think the valuation gap will close as people appreciate the fact that apple is more of a consumer stable. jonathan: what does it look like on the buy side right now? amit: at this point, investors are caught between two dynamics. the near-term is numbers are very good in the near-term. the flipside of that has become as you get into the back half of the year, september into december, compare stocks get difficult. how can the stock keep working when the comps start to get difficult? amit: if you get the -- jonathan: if you get the product mixed shifting, does the demand hold up? amit: it should. gross margins tend to run very consistently in the high 60's range. the extended belief narrative is about the stall base, so gross margins -- so gross margins should move steadily higher. lisa: there was a time when people were looking to services as a

. >> no coke or pepsi. >> interesting, jill. >> at this point i can't break that. i have to go with it now. >> thank you. right now your time is 5:37. and congress grilled commissioner on the irs late into the night last night. they want to know what happened to a bunch of missing emails. this is all part of a wider investigation into how the irs treated conservative groups applying for tax exempt status. susan motorcycle begin which is more on the late night hearing. >> republicans on the hell oversight committee demanded answers from irs commissioner john cost kin during a heat dollars monday night hearing. >> i asked a question. and i answered it. >> committee chair, darryl isis, slammed costkin for leading law makers in march. he said he would turn over emails of lowest -- lois learner, center of investigation into the agency targeting tea party, applying for tax exempt status. but, earlier this month, the irs told congress that a computer had crashed, in 2011, and destroyed some of her emails. >> all of the emails we have will be provided. i did not say if you

you but researchers claim they have linked soda, meaning coke, pepsi and all the rest to another possible health issue -- depression. drinking coke or pepsi will depress you? you don't drink enough of it, it gets you jumping around the building, that is what it is for. hang on. >>. >> shep: a new study suggests there may be a link between depression and soda or pop. according to researchers, folks who drink four or more cans of diet soda a day are 31% more to be depressed than those that don't drink at all. it was even worse for folks that drink diet fruit drinks, 51% more likely to be depressed. worse for people who don't drink any water. they are dead. you have to have water. it's important to note this does not mean the drinks cause the depression because there is evidence that folks who are depressed crave sweet drinks. so the chicken or the egg? with us is attending physician. >> its good study. there is a lot of patients in the study and followed them for ten years. the science is good. two main issues here. diet drinks and sugar drinks, refined drinks are not good for the brain. you get very high levels and low levels. blood

coke or. cy? >> coke or pepsi? >> the way coke pushed themselves into monster and other areas milk as well. e upside. >> quickly would you rather coke or dr. pepper? >> definitely coke. i agree with dan. dan has defined the risk. i think like pete said they are a catalyst doek. change is afoot at coke. activism. there's a lot of cash. people want to go after this stock. >> we'll be right back. thank you. just because i'm away from my desk doesn't mean i'm not working. comcast business understands that. their wifi isn't just fast near the router. it's fast in the break room. fast in the conference room. fast in tom's office. fast in other tom's office. fast in the foyer [pronounced foy-yer] or is it foyer [pronounced foy-yay]? fast in the hallway. i feel like i've been here before. switch now and get the fastest wifi everywhere. comcast business. built for business. >>> final trade time. >> today it's spain, ew 36r7b. >> hcp. i like this name. >> tesla bounces after thursday. still in the down trade. it uses an opportunity to get the t swizzle. >> there you go. >> we do this thing called bein

it was up yesterday on market chatter that someone like coke or pepsi might be interested. at do you make of that commentary? >> i think that came about because of the coke of investment in keurig and coke said some nice things about the opportunity because it gives them another channel to reach the consumer. having said that, so the stream offers a similar channel benefit but it also comes at a cost. if you are a coca-cola or pepsi bottle or result beverages around the corner at a convenience store, i would think this would not be a good event. you are basically circumventing them since the consumer can make their own drink at home. it's not a silver bullet answer to stimulate consumer demand for the beverage industry but it could offer some benefits. >> thank you so much for joining us. what do you drink, coke or pepsi? >> i drink both. they offer both at the bloomberg cafeteria. >> i should know that. what do you drink? >> cherry coke on those rare occasions. >> you and warren buffett. >> i'm not a soda got the cherry coke is pretty good. >> there you go. >> coming up, th

dissecting the major issues facing the planet today level remain durable why do republican or democrat coke or pepsi but first because all the data of the daily mail and your peers is here to keep us abreast of a chaotic week in the british breaks at crisis thanks for coming on you've been on british t.v. norm stop it seems at all hours of the day i think the issues are getting lost in this process of parliamentary chaos i think i've got lost with the issues to what is the issue now is the incompetence and chaos in ten downing street never before have i seen a prime minister humiliated by not one but four cabinet ministers who refused to support or normal circumstances they will be taken out and shot none of the five because she has a little tricky not literally no but you would expect a prime minister to have hemorrhage that much support to had a visit from the men in gray suits that we wanted to women of course in the age of equality to say here's the poll handed revolver prime minister time to go but does that work anymore because of the i want to get to war going to present a self but of course

wait a minute, if this was a lobbying organization, a coke or pepsi, has a different feel than giveingitable entity. >> 14 companies that have important grants to protect have left alec and we think more will leave. if the irs agrees with our complaint, our whistle blower complaint, and alec is fined any companies that would stay with alec would face some penalty and fine by the irs for giveing to a charity when, in fact, the organization is a lobbying organization. >> you were in the belly of the beast. you know the lobbyists when you see one. your antennas go up and you can smell them a mile away. will alec be put on notice so when it tracks legislation, that it will know that it is crossing that line? >> it has. there have been a number of cases in the past. alec knows what the rules are but they've hidden for the past 20 or 30 years behind the guise of a charity. let's face it, about 2,000 conservative state legislateters pay $100 for a two-year membership. they're wined and dined several times a year by special interest groups. they sit side by side by corporate leaders. the corpo

coke or pepsi. >> coke. >> one pet peeve?s me i hate that. >> oh, my god, that's the same. i hate that. >> reporter: despite the inarguable resemblance, they wanted to be sure. so they had their dna tested. it was exactly the same. >> we got our dna test result, ma. >> i'm going out on a limb here. you're sister, aren't you? >> yeah. >> reporter: the birth parents identity and how the twins were separated remains a mystery. while they don't have a past. they do have the future. >> realizing that i have a twin sister, identical twin sister, everything and anything is possible in the world. >> reporter: josh elliott, abc news, new york. >> what a lovely story. that's all for us tonight. thanks for watching. you can get all of the latest olympics results at abcnews.com and i'll see you tomorrow on "gma." >>> tonight a teenager abducted after a supermarket shoplifting. >> a look inside of a shed where a east bay woman was kept as a sex slave. police say her attacker's punishment wasn't harsh enough. >> how shirley temple earned r

it's amazing how the alchemy of branding an image can make us choose coke or pepsi, crest or colgate, clorox or hydrox. personally, i've never been able to taste the difference. (laughter) ands there's one marketing tactic out there that really intrigues me because it happens a lot and most people don't know about it. when a brand in order to focus their marketing efforts creates an an imaginary character that represents the kind of customer they want to attract. for example, and this is true. when i began this show, cbs created a marketing presentation that said there were two kinds of viewers out there. there were donnies and debbies. apparently my last show was something of a donnie fest. so-- (laughter). >> stephen: they like me to get more debbies which is why you're welcome, ladies. (applause) and i'm not the only one with imaginary customers. so is casual fresh mex chain qdoba which for years has been playing second taco to chipotle. so they've been trying to differentiate themselves. for instance, recently chipotle had an outbreak of e. coli, so qdoba went with tie foid. foid.

. >> cope or pepsi? >> -- coke or pepsi? >> coke. >> that helped. nice work, cnn. i know who i will vote for. i assume you were sober enough to watch the debate. what was your assessment? >> well, i go back to the greg-alogue. you know, if i am dating a bad guy and my friend is telling me to break up with him because i am broke and he keeps calling me fat i am not going to leave him for tim palenti. i need something else. i need a rebound. i don't know that i found it there last night. >> nobody there, no mr. right or mrs. right for you. >> michelle was probably the closest one. >> what specifically do you need? >> we can talk after the show. >> is it unappropriate to do that? >> usually bill does that under the table. >> rob, who won? who lost? who disappeared? >> i actually think tim palenti disappeared. you can't take a shot at a guy on sunday newschannel and then see him face-to-face saying, i didn't mean that, man. i think john king lost big. this is a really stupid debate. even for cnn, this was pretty bad. >> they had a lot of bells and whistles. ann, did yo

coke or pepsi, long-term. thank you very much. i'll go with pepsi.going twice the rate of coke. i like the diversification there. i like the execution of the company. i'm leaning that way. in this country, both have their issues with the decline in carbonated soft drinks. if you had to go with one, i like pepsi. matt: i like pepsi. valuation-wise much more attractive. a little more on the food side, i prefer that over the beverage side. charles: you still putting peanuts in your soda? >> absolutely. charles: you're too quiet on this one. cory tweeted me to ask, is short or days to cover a better metric to use? first, let's explain to the audience what the first one is. short days to close. you take the total short position, and then you divide it by how many shares are traded each day. that tells you how long it might take to cover it for someone to actually pay back that stock. when you go short, you borrow a stock. you sell it in the hopes of buying it back. some company puts a million shares out. someone sells 100,000 short. 10% is short. percenta

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. >> and we don't let them drink coke or pepsi or anything else. >> shep: thanks, doc. after years of strong denials and accusing the u.s. of anti-doping agency carrying out a witch hunt for him, lance armstrong has a reported apology to the cancer foundation and sitting down with oprah. growing number of americans is working past retirement. it's not all about the money. it's not all about the money. we'll get to that as we approach the bottom of the hour and top of news from studio "b." >>. >> shep: i'm shepard smith. it's the bottom of the hour, time for top of nice. reportedly choked up lance armstrong visited the live strong cancer charity he found to apologize for letting his staff down and report put go the association at rick. he made the visit before he was going to sit down with oprah winfrey to apologize and limited confession, that is how they put it. it comes months after he called the investigation into alleged doping, unconstitutional witch hunt. the interview is set to air on oprah's own network. if he does admit he doped, it will mark a dramatic shift i

melissa: i know this is a coke product placement or partnership here. does it matter if it is coke or pepsijust about a carbonated beverage? >> it will develop for classic coke. this is the tasting panel with the most intimate knowledge about the flavors decided this is the shape which is the appropriate shape to enjoy the coke in a new way. melissa: what did you notice here? >> it all taste the same. sorry. this one is nice, this is the last one handed to me. melissa: poured the specific way, which is within about an inch from the top, three ice cubes in it, that is the one that should have been most perfect. if you like that the best? >> i enjoyed it very much. melissa: one of these was pepsi, could you tell? george, let me ask you, why it does the shape to glass, what does it do to the beverage to make it better? >> the temperature. it is important you enjoy the coke as the ideal temperature, the ideal temperature is about 34-36 degrees fahrenheit. the ice cube guarantees you get to enjoy coca-cola at the right temperature. melissa: how many of these do you think you're going to sell, ge

lou: are you a coke or pepsi. >> i confess coca-cola.reat for upset stomachs. lou: my guess to goes with a couple of brands you don't want to share with us, your true medicinal beverages. >> it goes grade with a big mac. lou: we're getting all of the brands in. >> let's get idea that ryan is running unopposed tomorrow for speaker. after debetraying the nominee, and there is a code of silence to watch, you can almost hear them licking their chops. >> i think if president-elect trump wanted to go after ryan, he would have indicated that. >> that is not the,. like a bunch of poodles. >> i think in terms of getting trumps agenda with tax bill and repeal of obamacare, they know if they don't get things done in first 100 days, they are all going to pay the price, keep unity get that big stuff done, if they don't they will suffer. lou: steve forbes great to have you with us. >> great to be with you. lou: that was burger king? lou: a big mac. >> burger king is great too. lou: wendy's. >> yes, they have great. chicken sandwich is superb. lou: i h

white merchants in bad baker would sell only horsey , not coke or pepsi to black customers. why, i don't know. i mean, i do understand the impression. one night penny, another white volunteer and i were alone in the dark freedom house from outside and injured smashed the window beside our bad. we crouched on the floor while through the curtain he ran his hand over our bed. .. >> the movement in the peanut field of the past, opposing racism, sexism, and leadism. this those times, i understand that i would become a teacher, and at a planning meeting for the 1936 march in washington and the united states in 1963 and perhaps now was inherently revolutionary. thank you. >> judy richardson, on staff from 1963 to 1966 in atlanta and greenwood, mississippi during the 1964 freedom summer in southeast georgia and alabama. her experiences continue to influence her work as a documentary film maker, he worked on eyes of the prize and several other films and was teacher workshop, social justice organization, and as a movement, writer, and lecturer. >> now you think we are standing here. s

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what do you reckon, pepsi or coke? >> we just initiated yesterday and we prefer coke over pepsi.e. one, we think coke will improve in 2014. they had a bunch of issues in the u.s., brazil and china which we think a lot of these head winds will moderate as we move into 2014. second thing is just from a valuation standpoint. coke has a dividend yield higher than pepsi for the first time since 2010. we think there's value to be had as pepsi has run pretty significantly over the last 18 months. >> bill, how much of this really has to do with the drinks and how much of it really has to do with the snacks? >> that's a great question. pepsi is a food company, right? they have this category killer snack business. so if i can take the cop out here i would say pepsi is a great food and snack company and coke is a great beverage company. coke is the category killer globally in soft drinks and frito globally in snacks. >> overall, i'll throw this back to you, you talk about valuations this is an under performance story. dividend yield is a manifestation of that, but the stock, it's under perf

. >> does this put you in more direct competition with the likes of coke or pepsi?> it's a 200-300 billion dollar category. i don't see that as direct competition with anybody in particular. we will come in and carve out a piece of that cou. >> what about internationally? the powerhouse investment group has a huge international business. are you guys going to take this company overseas? there's room to grow there. >> these are two companies heavily focused on north america. we are taking both of them together and creating a scale company of $11 million primarily in north america. no immediate focus to go outside of this market. there's a tremendous amount of upside in north america where we have the skill and expertise. -- scale and expertise. ceo ofhave been the successful companies -- you now have a small shareholder base to answer to. what are the benefits of going public again? >> they have their pros and cons. having a public company is a nice element when we think about m&a in the future, to be able to create some transactions that allow potential partners to