coca-cola was the best dow stock. earnings of coca-cola up, meeting expectations as it continues to rely on international sales to fuel growth. united technologies also turned in better than expected results. and raised its forecast. u-tech was fractionally weaker as you can see. cytec industries, take a look at the chart -- shares huge volume, almost 10 times normal volume as it rallied within $2 of a new 52-week high, 50.2% stronger. and that is your "market focus." >> suzanne: as we reported earlier, federal reserve chairman ben bernanke today told congress the economy is recovering, but it is happening slowly. which raises the question: is there anything else the fed can do to speed things up? scott gurvey reports. >> reporter: any mechanic knows it pays to have the right tools in your toolbox. the federal reserve knows this, too. and fed watchers say the central bank is working on additional tools to employee in its efforts to revive the economy. it has been at zero for a year and a half. which means there is no

you're coca-cola. >> i'm coca-cola, pepsi and them. you know? let me get my soda on. no.years ago, and i remembered it. i remember i was 24 years old. i was doing "living single" and i had a record out, and so many things were happening. all of these articles and covers and -- i was like, this is way beyond who i am. this is now gone to a whole new level. and which made me even more so want to just be me. to stick -- i mean, i still have the same energy i had since the beginning, over 20 years now. we've known each other since high school. i still work with a lot of my friends who i've known since high school. so i have real people around me. who can pat me on my back when i'm doing good and smack my hand when i'm doing something naughty, and it just keeps me more grounded. queen latifah has become a phenomenon in a sense, but underneath the queen is just la. i think that's what people really get from me, and they feel like -- when people approach me on the street, they just feel like they can hug me, you know? like they feel like they know me. and they say that to me. it

. >> this is easier to go to college and get a curby lab job than deliver coca-cola your whole life oregs. you have got to work hard. you might as well do it in college. >> there is a south bay movie theater rolling out latest motivation tonight. seats that move with the action. the camera seven cinemas in campbell is just one of 28 theaters in the us with us these seats, others include theaters in livermore and petaluma. this rolls and sway was the onscreen action. here is something good. there is movie goers can control of how much of the experience they want to have. >> and do you pay extra for it like you do with 3 d? >> you will. >> let's talk about the weather heating up. >> cool movie theater. >> no movement as far as weather is concerned. there is outside, showing you what it looks like a cross the bay, san francisco is just shrouded in fog. there is temperatures in only into 50s this afternoon. you've got into triple digits. this is why we didn't see much in the way of warmth. there is a very active scene over 3,000 lightning strikes here. there is a flach flood watch in effec

. >> with coca-cola, with u.s. bank, with those types of companies that are going to helpous move forward and make sure we have the greatest stadium. >> as they talk about the prospects of celebrating a new stadium, financing is far from certain. what it comes down is what the nfl is going to do. >> reporter: a large chunk of the money is expected to come from the stadium funds, which helped build the other new stadiums. an improving economy and strong corporate help will be the key. >> i'm not concerned about the financing. i think when you look at the mattes right now, they're starting to open. you we're confident what we can finance this building. does -- we need to look at that option on the surface and it makes a lot of sense, but we need to make sure it's the right deal for both teams. >> reporter: it's one of a number of financial challenges as the team tries to build the stadium by 2014. >> more problems in the gulf of mexico. another wellhead spewing oil tonight. details ahead as the kron4 news at 11:00 co

wells fargo, apple, coca-cola, their earnings beat expectations but yahoo disappointed investors. market will close in a little less than an hour. >>> a short time ago president obama signed a final reform bill into law. big milestone for the white house and a start of a new era on wall street. alexis christoforous shows what it means to you. >> reporter: hundreds showed up to see president obama hut his signature on a new rule book for the financial world. >> this is designed to make sure that everybody follows the same set of rules so firms come pete on price and quality not on tricks and not on traps. >> the law brings the toughest oversight in decades and cracks down on risky trading behavior at the banks in the hopes of avoiding another financial meltdown. it creates a new agency for consumer protection to take the confusion out of financial problems like -- products like mortgages and credit cards. >> it will provide consumers with the information that they need in clear, accurate and concise terms. >> reporter: wall street has had plenty of time to get used to the new reali

but most companies did come ahead of analyst expectations, apple had a blowout quarter for one, coca-cola, wells fargo, morgan stanley all beating earnings and revenue estimates. as did 3m, caterpillar, at&t, american express, microsoft, all dow components, by the way. meanwhile, federal reserve chairman ben bernanke spooked the marks with the semiannual testimony before the senate banking committee. bernanke said we are seeing, quote, an unusually uncertain economy. he did say though, that he did expect a moderate economy. about bernanke said the federal reserve was prepared to take steps, any steps needed, if the economy did take another leg down. he did not say what those steps would be. chairman bernanke may be concerned about an unusually uncertain economic outlook, but nigh next guest says he feels like the last optimist standing. he isser is me segal, professor of finance at the wharton school and uthor of "stocks for the long run." always great to have you on the program. welcome back. >> thank you very much, maria. >> so the markets have been so mixed these last few weeks, but yo

coca-cola gained on better north american soft drink sales from april to june. us airways joined delta and united in posting a big second quarter profit. overall, this quarter has been the airline industry's best in three years. american airlines was the lone loser, blaming high fuel and labor costs. netflix was down after its second quarter brought in less revenue than expected, despite the movie subscription service adding a million customers. keep an eye on qualcomm today. strong smartphone demand helped the chipmaker's quarterly earnings and revenue beat estimates, sending the stock up after hours. and ebay was climbing after the bell, bettering quarterly profit expectations, thanks to a record performance at its paypal service. >>> and, finally, in these dog days of summer, even our four-legged friends need to beat the heat. the world's first ice cream truck for dogs opened saturday in a london park. expected to be a big seller, canine cookie crunch, vanilla ice cream sprinkled with dog biscuits. >>> well, the astros win in extras, the cards are on a roll,

kurdistan to go and see for yourselves what is possible, to see for yourselves why brands like pepsi, coca cola, lafarge, rotana, lufthansa are investing and doing trade with kurdistan and iraq. >>reporter: but despite the promise of a bright future, the dark past was also present. >>bakir: the people of kurdistan have survived a difficult and tragic history. under the previous regime we suffered what has now been recognised as genocide. our people were forced to flee their homeland many times over the past several decades. >>reporter: after chemical attacks and the destruction of more than 4,000 villages and agriculturalland, it's a remarkable story of survival and rebirth: >>garner: i don't think you can find an example in history where a group of people, an ethnic groupof people, have risen that far in that short a period of time. >>reporter: but issues still persist with the current baghdad regime, including disputes over territory and how to unblock the export of crude oil and pay oil companies. >>lee: in the oil and gas sector, they have one very big problem at the moment, and that is tha

coca-cola and j.p. morgan they were complicit in the last major holocaust of the last century so the us has a bit of a track record here i wouldn't sell short the possibility of exxon mobil going after b.p. . time now for the nation's business sees we have a million many can say with us. however welcome to our program thanks for joining me this hour the russian government will spend five i have billion dollars on the skolkovo innovation center which is intended to become russia's version of silicon valley during the meeting with chinese america when you go to board president medvedev said he hoped the modernization process would be quick counting all support from german partners the countries have always agreed the german engineering giant siemens would join skolkovo and create a new research center there it would have said he was encouraged by the strengthening of trade relations just spike the difficult economic conditions. in january to may two thousand and ten to return a bit between russia and germ

mean it is completely right and the embargo really is a myth you know if you go to cuba you'll find coca-cola you'll find microsoft products you'll you'll find many american brands in cuba right now where one of their biggest export exporters we give them i think we supply them with the majority of their food their imported food so it actually is a myth it's almost like a show so castro is able to say well the united states really hasn't helped us and we don't need that and we're suffering actually because of the united states which is not true they're suffering because they failed castro regime he doesn't know how to run a country he's never known how to run a country but he's able to blame us because of an embargo that actually doesn't truly exist when you really look at it it's all for show it's not a true embargo anymore franco hand out and yeah i know you're going to jump in there go right ahead. yeah i think that i like when the in the beginning kathy talk about not being emotional about it let me just get all of those back to the facts the idea that. they cubans as their mother writer

coca-cola and j.p. morgan they were complicit in the last major holocaust of the last century so the us has a bit of a track record here i wouldn't sell short the possibility of exxon mobil going after b.p. . let's edition of the cars report coming up here and i was time but the present job creating is a business for you after a very quick break. for the full story we've gone to. the biggest issues get the human voice face to face with the news makers. which brightened. from stupid question. don't come. out on welcome to business on crean about can good to have you with us engineering giant siemens has put flesh on the bones of russia's modernization drive a huge deal to provide the country with state of the art technology trains and when turbines president dmitry medvedev and chancellor angela merkel noted and yet they didn't vote that business was booming between the two countries dana bash reports. siemens fixes its position as one of the top foreign investors in russia it will build two hundred fift

and then these artists align themselves with coca-cola and pepsi and taco bell and on and on and on. but if you give people good music, i bet you they'd buy it, you know what i mean? if they were offered interesting, complex lyrics and interesting, varied music and real-live vocals and people that can actually sing live, and when they perform, they don't need pyrotechnics and dancers and distractions, i bet you they'd love it. now, the average record buyer for backstreet et al. is seven, so it's not like they got tired of listening to kurt cobain. do you know what i'm saying? and they didn't-- they weren't listening to screaming trees and alice in chains and going, "mmmyyyeeegh. "mommy, i'm tired of alice in chains "and the seattle sound. give me boy-band corporate pabulum." you know, a seven-year-old did not turn away from indie rock. this was a niche that was created 'cause money was to be made. and the whole britney thing, it's just nonsense. you know, it's nonsense, and it, again, lowers the bar tastewise. most people are just indoctrinated into modes of thinking. you know, you a

coca-cola and j.p. morgan they were complicit in the last major holocaust of the last century so the us has a bit of a track record here i wouldn't sell short the possibility of exxon mobil going after b.p. . or coming up. in about ten minutes time before the business with kareena. hello and welcome to business on screen about can good to have you with us engineering giant siemens has put flesh on the ball and russia's modernization drive to a huge deal to provide the country with state of the art technology trains and wind turbines president dmitry medvedev and chancellor angela merkel noted and yet they didn't vote that business was booming between the two countries daniel schorr parts . siemens fixes its position as one of the top foreign investors in russia it will build two hundred trains in the country to replace creaking regional stalk europe's biggest engineering group will help to produce wind turbines cutting the country's dependence on oil and gas siemens also agreed to join russia's joint ne

coca-cola just reporting that its revenues came in slightly shy of analysts' expectations, but its earnings were slightly higher. morgan stanley and wells fargo are also due to report their earnings before the opening bell. back over to you. >>> keeping a clean house may increase a woman's risk for breast cancer. a study of 1,500 women, half of whom had breast cancer, found those who used the most cleaning products had double the risk for developing the disease. air fresheners and mold removers were linked to the increased risk, but pesticides and insect repellants were not. experts say there are flaws to this study and more research is needed. >>> so-called test tube babies may have an increased risk for cancer. researchers in sweden studied the medical records of more than 2 million babies, including 27,000 who were conceived through in vitro fertilization. they found a nearly 40% increased risk for cancer among the ivf children. but experts say the chance of actually developing cancer is still rare, less than 1% overall. and they do not think that ivf itself is the cause, but rather the

tomorrow wall street will hope to get a little jolt when starbucks and coca-cola release their earnings reports. amr, parent company of american airlines, will also release earnings jobs tomorrow. >>> millions of people will receive jobless benefits coming their way again. there was a filibuster today by just one vote. democrats won with support from senator clark goodwin, a west virginia democrat. goodwin was sworn in moments before that vote. the senate has failed to pass extension three times since june. republicans argue the nearly $34 billion measure should be paid for with funds from the recovery act. the final vote, tomorrow. >>> 268,000 californians could benefit from this according to the unemployment development department. but another 147,000 workers in the state have exhausted their premiums and will not be held by an extension. >>> now to an nbc bay area exclusive. optimistic new information about the bay area real estate market. sales are picking up so fast, now home to some of america's hottest housing spots. we're talking about homes selling over the asking price. 94703

coca-cola and j.p. morgan they were complicit in the last major holocaust of the last century so the us has a bit of a track record here i would sell short the possibility of exxon mobil going after b.p. let's get the rest of the news going to stacy pervert max well actually the war is on between china and the u.s. according to this next headline china ratings agency downgrades u.s. moody's s. and p's and fitch is aaa rating so if you would call it the june twentieth the g. twenty summit in toronto president hu jintao of china call for the creation of more accurate credit rating systems well it turns out de gong international credit rating agency which has been around in china since one thousand nine hundred four rating corporate debt but now for the first time they have actually issued sovereign debt credit ratings and they've downgraded the u.s. to below china below us strelley a below switzerland so america won't do anything to break up the cartel to break up the racket and there is a racket between

but the dow is only up slight despite reports from coca-cola and wells fargo.ting live in the newsroom, pam cook. back to you. >> thank you, pam. >>> 7:16. well, 30 people were hurt last night, one of them critically, when a united airlines jet on its way to los angeles hit severe turbulence over kansas. the flight took off from washington, d.c. it was diverted to denver so the injured could be taken to the hospital. passengers say, with no warning, that plane suddenly dropped, sending people and drinks flying. >> two hours into the flight, a little bit of turbulence, just a couple of bumps and then the plane dropped 20, 30 feet, all of the sudden. i saw a few people hit the ceiling. >> more than 20 people were hospitalized. their injuries d as bruises, whiplash and sprain. >>> 7:17. we checked just one hour ago, there were no new fires reported in berkeley overnight. but police and firefighters continue to search for suspects in a recent rash of arsons. since friday there have been at least 13 suspicious fires just south of the uc campus. mostly in trash cans.

. >> coca-cola, the u.s. state budweiser.they will help us move forward and make sure we agree this stadium in the nfl. the proper >> for celebrating the new state some financing is still in new problem through when it comes down is what the nfl's going to do. getting the oakland raiders in a vault could help as strong corporate help will be a key. >> i'm not concerned i think when you look to the margin now there's a joke and he would summon the deals that are being done i'm confident we can finance this building does it make sense for two teams to share we need to look a better option on the surface it makes a lot of sense beninese majors the right deal for both teams. the team tries to build the museum by 2014. meanwhile in the savings as the site supervisors have approved a landmark great roman project in the bay view hunters point the proposed site for a new stadium if they decide to stay incidents as to that decision was made late last night the proposed 700 a. project would add more than 10,000 residential units and th

in fact, i went to the coca-cola plant in athens, georgia, and spoke to the employees there and asked them to speak to me and encourage them to go on americaspeakingout.com. i did a town hall meeting in athens, which is the most liberal county in my district. in fact, politically it's a speck of blue and sea of red. very democratic county. it's where the university of georgia is. it's a very liberal county. i did a americaspeakingout town hall meeting there. i told anybody to come because i wanted to hear. that's what americaspeakingout's all about. we want to hear what america thinks we should be dealing with here in congress. and offer suggestions of how to create jobs. we're asking, where are the jobs? the policies that's being brought by the democratic majority are taking away jobs. i already told you how obamacare will eventually put over five million americans out of work, mr. speaker just because of that one bill. the stimulus bill is going to put people out of work. it's put a few people to work. more government employees than private sector employees. but we're asking america

coca-cola is looking at the efforts. we're still in the design phase.uestion about the supplement. we hope to have the supplement soon. the ideas that it'll be passed by congress before the end of the month. that's a decision of the congress. it's not one of our decisions. in each of the areas where we will work which is infrastructure, agriculture, energy, health, and support for improved governance. each area we're working at something setting aside an incentive fund for like the banking effort to try to stimulate ideas that have high impact on trying to involve private sector partners. >> thank you. sam? >> first just acknowledging federal ex-press in interaction to map our community. we have 980 projects mapped throughout the country. i think the importance here is not only where the habitat for humanity or some other organization is working. but it's a partnership in to give people a sense of what is happening on the ground, where people are working, and allow corporations to engage. this is the point of the supplement. there's always a big differe

coca-cola is looking at a number of efforts. we're still in the design phase of our programs. the question about the supplemental -- we hope to have the supplemental soon. we hope that congress will pass its. that is the decision of congress. that is not one of our decisions. we will look at the areas or we need to work -- energy, agriculture, health, in support of the government. we are looking at setting aside an incentive fund, like we did with the banking effort, to stimulate innovative ideas that have high impact, involve private sector partners. >> thank you. sam? >> first, acknowledging federal express involvement. we have 980 projects mapped throughout the country. not only is this where some organizations are working, but there is the partnership with the hospital, an organization you can engage with over time. the idea is to know what is happening on the ground and allow corporations to engage with the actors on the ground. this goes to the point of the supplemental. there is always a difference between the efficiency of private development systems and otherwise. pri