the federal government oversees this trade between coca-cola and these peruvian coca farmer he is. the federal government has said this is restricted. a monopoly being formed in a lot of ways through the help of the federal bureau of narcotics to try and and regulate this. >> so getting back to your question, that would be one of the secret ingredients, and what's interesting in about new coke, one of the reasons they are trying to reformulate the product is to get rid of this pes pesky coca leaf issue. trying to crackdown on drug u in the united states, this is something we don't want to have a connection to. the evidence we have now suggests they took out the flavoring leaf extract in that new coke. it was an absolutely fiasco, people calling in and saying you killed the real thing and we want our coke back. they had to go back to the original formula. if they ever thought about removing the coca leaf, i think there was the reality of we have got something here and we shouldn't mess with it. >> it is one of these things where they really seem to believe, they had done all of thes

the federal government oversees this trade between coca-cola and coca plant.n other companies have said they want some of it, too, so the federal government said the trade is somewhat restricted. they would allow coke to do it, but they cannot have access to do it as well. it is a really interesting story of a monopoly being formed in many ways through the federal bureau of narcotics to try to regulate this kind of special trade that coke had with these coca farmers. >> so that is the secret ingredient? >> getting back to your question, that would be one of the secret ingredients. what is interesting about new coke is that one of the reasons they are trying to reformulate, they aree reasons trying to reformulate the product is to get rid of this pesky coca leaf issue. this is the 1980's. the war on drugs, reagan is trying to crack down on drug use in the united states. this is something we do not want to have a connection to. nowevidence that we have suggests that they actually took up the coca leaf flavoring but,ct in that new coke, of course, it was an absolute fiasco. people called i

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. >> introducing the new taste of coca-cola. >> less than three months ago coca-cola did the unthinkablehanged the 99-year-old secret formula for coke and then came the backlash with hoarding bottles and cans and estimated 1,500 calls a day going to headquarters in atlanta. all demanding the return of lafk coke. now those demands are about to be met in a new can called coca-cola classic. >> i remember that. happy birthday to jessica simpson who is 38. adrian is 38 and sophia vergara is 42. i'm richard lui along with the entire early today team. have >>> from nbc bay area, this is "today in the bay." >>> well good morning everyone, happy thursday, 4:30 in the morning, i'm scott mcgrew. >> i'm bright and early. i'm laura garcia-cannon. let's check the forecast with meteorologist christina loren, good morning. >> hey good morning to you. new day begins, thursday, so close to the weekend now, and we've got some really great changes coming your way in the weather department. looking at the bay bridge this morning, which you can see from top to bottom. we have some low clouds overhead. as we h

brand coca-cola was up 1%. >> so the brand coca-cola was up. >> but the estimate was still i think 1.3% on the amount of case volume that coke sells that's a significant number. could you know why we're at -- was the estimate wrong? or was there -- can you point to pockets of weakness in north america? >> actually, we were pleased with north america results, first because by coca-cola group, secondly, because our pricing was very strong in this -- in the second quarter that just passed in north america. our sparkling beverages was up 3%, three points. i think when you take the totality of where we are in north america, i think we're making steady progress. that's, i would say, the best way to describe north america and across the globe, on the heels of our world cup program, and also on the heels of everything else that we were doing with share of coke in more than 70 countries we see, again, a good sparkling beverage brand growth for our entire world. and sequential improvement importantly in europe, sequential improvement in many markets in asia, so we see some pretty good -- pretty g

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." >> we were pleased with our north american results, first because coca-cola grew. secondly, because our pricing was very strong in this second quarter that just passed in north america. our price makes sparkle beverages up 3%, three points. i think when you take the totality where we are in north america, i think we're making steady progress. >> thank goodness for china and india, up 9, 10%. they call it a low quality beat because of the tax rate. >> i think that's true. i think coca-cola's a challenge the company because they make a product people are moving away from. i think they move away from first in the united states, go overseas, and it's a product that is really our parents' product or my generation's product, and younger people are not drinking it. there's a demographic change we're seeing in companies, and coca-cola is not popular with younger people as it used to be. >> brands within that coca-cola umbrella with the capacity to figure out ways to meet wherever consumer demand or taste is going, don't they? >> when are they going to do that? >> i just th

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i don't think i should be tacked for licking coca-cola. you know, i understand your concern for the health and well-being of the young ones, however, i think it's very backhanded way i also consider myself progressive in a way to go. i think we can have progress in a different way and this kind of fiscal prohibition is the wrong way this is ludicrous we should spend the time to educate parent and kids to what they should be consuming >> thank you. i'm calling a few more names (calling names) >> next speaker. >> hi good afternoon, board of supervisors i'm john. i'm a native of san francisco born here in st. mary's hospital and lived in the excelsior district and i'm a filipino-american. how many filipinos out there i used to be a red shirt. i've been a pier manager for the past 15 years i've seen an escalation of going from 20 to 25 percent increase i've found this sort of over consumption is not in the best public interests that state has and i've done the research it has harmful effects you talk about the choices with this soda tax you ca

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it is mcdonald's, it is coca-cola, and it is chipotle. apparently you have people, pete, choosing burritos over burg burgers, and expensive burritos. >> the investment community sk whoing at, too, growth. where are they finding growth? the three earnings we just got out of those three companies you mentioned, mcdonald's flat in north america. not showing a lot of growth right now. and the other names, chipotle. look at the growth and continued strength. look at that now. you understand why folks are going there. this isn't really fast food. don't know whether or not you call it casual dining. it's in between. >> fast casual. >> it's fast casual, and alcohol component. this is a company that's really been doing this time and time again, and a lot of folks shooting against this for months and months, and quarter after quarter, and all they do is produce. when you luook at that growth, t gets your attention. >> on your desk, who has it? >> mike murphy talked -- welcome back, by the way. good to see you again. >> murph said he liked it, didn'

on the news with coca-cola getting hit hard, down 3.25%.dow jones industrials pushing higher today, just points away from another record close. the key number for the dow is 17,138. we're not there yet, obviously, at 17,118. what will take us to new record highs? and we cannot ignore what's going on with oil to. we get right to the floor show, trade depressor the new york stock exchange, cme group and the nymex. teddy, i'd rather focus on chipotle, interesting that's a much healthier option compared to mcdonald's and coke. chipotle, gangbusters on its news, then we have coke and mcdonald's not doing well. does this affect the whole psychology, or is this a food story solely? >> no, i think it's, you know, i just think it's company-specific and that, you know, maybe slightly sector-specific, but on balance, liz, the earnings have been better than expected, really not a big surprise. but i think if there was a surprise, it really was early on with the financials. the big money center banks. and i think that really set the tone for the rest of

the tenderloin and see dan's liquor store and a or whatever and ofrnlts see a somewhat sign for coca-cola our understanding the amenity has been induced and helping the business afford business opportunities and the branding it might not otherwise get supervisor wiener suggested there are shifts but in our estimation we allow a by sign to allow the business to present itself to its business and gain the attraction and support the business. >> in the time that sorry i realize it's confusing us with the ordinance sign it's much older than that. in the interim period can we talk about the business signage we want to allow if it's true it snbz are getting a benefit you you know, i want to be able to consider the impact it has on the neighborhood and the advertising for tobacco and liquor and things we're trying to curtail i feel like it impacts the health a neighborhood in the tinder tenderloin we have 72 liquor store i ask that not for the interim controls i'm in support of that but insert that >> we'll welcome it conversation. >> and the second piece this conversation i've not had the plann

chp says a woman was hit and killed bay coca-cola truck near 98th a. it's unclear why she was in the roadway to begin with. >>> right now police in san jose searching for the teenaged driver who crashed a stolen suv into this home in south san jose. witnesses say the suspect hopped the fence and took off. the passenger however was arrested at the scene. police say the two suspects are tied to a violent home invasion just a few miles away. >>> general motors announced six recalls affecting nearly 8 million vehicles in the united states. gm is aware of seven crashes, eight injuries, three deaths, in this recall alone. 13 in the previous recall. >>> a little cooler today, you're going to feel it this morning. >> you can't miss it. can't misted it. the east bay, peninsula right now, 50s and that all day sea breeze will bring temperatures into the comfortable range. 67 closer to san francisco, 83 in san jose. 90 inland around the tri-valley and 2i in the north bay. the cooling will continue through fourth of july friday. >> it is appreciated. >> and mike 88

it would instantly augment coca-cola's aisle space.007, coke bought the maker of vitamin water for over $4 million. if they were to value monster the same way, back of t the envelope, we come up with a 25 to 30% premium over where this stock is trading. and you know what? i think there are more potential suitors out there than just coca-cola and pepsico. remember what got the ball rolling here. hormel of spam fame bought this stuff. now, these are not exactly two great tastes that go great together. but now that pure food plays are acquiring faster growing beverage plays, who's to say that one of the big packaged goods firm wouldn't be interested in monster? we're seeing enormous consolidation in the aisles of the supermarket. we talk about it almost every night. so why not buy something with real growth prospects? i mean, tyson foods is buying hillshire brands for nearly 33 times next year's earnings estimates. what a wild overpais. monster pays for less than 24 times next year's numbers. and it's scoring much, much more rapidly than

>> i think when you look at pepsi, we'd heard from coca-cola, right? got the numbers. the stock is basically flat. no fizz at all. all of a sudden, the pepsi numbers. had this debate yesterday, scott. talking about pepsi. the breakup value. we liked it. i think the desk collectively liked the idea of pepsi now. obviously, other folks would like to see spin-offs. the time to sell. until that time, i've owned pepsi a long time, continue to own it. the mix of snacks with the drinks makes sense. raised full year. look at the apple numbers. those be incredible when you look at china. people focusing on north america and we understand why. >> you knew, or at least you probably had a tell for coca-cola's numbers and their report, beverage sales, if it's juice and soda, or diet coke, in north america. >> yep. >> maybe pepsi would have an issue, too? tafrts are changing. >> maybe so. look at pepsi, because of the fact they remain eno vative, scott, with the brand and all of the food items, on the lay's side of it, why you're seeing pepsi outperform coca-cola in such a big way.

are on the scene and we know the woman's body was lying in the middle but if you take a look and a coca-cola big rig was an accident or on purpose. >> this noticed a big-rig stopped or if she jumped and they are trying to determine exactly what happened. >> reporter: officers tell ktvu channel 2 news that no car was found on the bridge or off ramp that the victim -- that says the victim drove here. we don't even know how old she was. we do know paramedics tried to help her and the backup extends all the way to the david street exit and of course it will take another 15 minutes for everything to clear up just to give you a little bit of a timeframe this morning. >>> firefighters are warping people about the dangers after sparklers ignited alarge grass fire. it happened over water man boulevard off highway 80. this is close to a trailer park for senior citizens and firefighters say this area has burned several times in the last few years so they knew what to expect. investigators found pack letters near where the fire began this year the dry conditions and heat make it even more dangerous to u

people still drink coca-cola a lot. coca-cola a lot. diet coke, which is not good for you. >> it's still the most popular drink by far in america and diet coke is the second most popular. within that, we've seen a significant decline in the past decade of soda sales. >> people get it's not healthy. >> yeah, they do. i think it's like a quarter. people are drinking 25% less than they did 15, 16 years ago. >> so what would be the strategy then? when you have a product that is having this -- i guess it's almost a revelation about it across the country, a product that's sold internationally, but it's a revelation that they can't change. people know it's liquid sugar, it's not good for you, and they're not buying it as much. >> so i think to see what they're doing now, you have to sort of look at what they had been doing. in the '80s and '90s coke and pepsi started sell their drinks in bigger and bigger sizes, which everyone is aware of. you go to the movie theaters and get these enormous drinks. >> gallons. >> exactly. >> s

between person from the weapons contracts to russia plus saudi arabia opens up the stock market coca-cola loses its russian fish go sky high mountain cabin where he talks about drugs to stay tuned to the details on all of. the e.u. is set to target state owned russian banks the measures will european investors from buying new debts or shares of these banks access to capital markets arms and energy technology will likely feature in the new set of e.u. sanctions now this comes the same week that the fight against secret offshore accounts has some promising results thirty seven billion euros was collected by governments across the world new details were on belt of the next phase of the global crackdown on tax evasion which will allow the automatic sharing of data but we're now going to discuss how new sanctions on the fight against tax evasion it could mean more reason to transport money and they can i well i'm now joined by peter pan off the chairman of the board from the great so before we move on to tax evasion we're going to touch on that just a minute or two we've got these e.u. sanctio

well how are your thoughts since it's summertime most people in america might have a cool coca-cola or something but here's the summertime drink costs for russia you know i will tell you what's in it because it'll sound unappetizing book tell you two things one solution to it contains no animal parts so well i hope you like it because are sixty more these in your office waiting for you but anyways katie i think it's time to find out what we're going to invest in but certainly we can't invest in court costs. maybe both can make squash i forget bullets she is a going to be baltar girl. is it is it no it's not it's going to be oh rosso diamonds which i believe worked out pretty well but a cross might be cheap but for me it's a lot better than diamonds now tim you've done exceptionally well overall what is it you'll see create can you just talk us through a war has been happening plays my secret oh i think complete and pure luck i don't know we just put major russian companies up here it could be also the fact that a lot of the really really big and reliable companies trade and the more me

between person from the weapons contracts to russia plus saudi arabia opens up the stock market coca-cola loses its russian fizz go sky high and to cap it when he talks about drugs to stay tuned to the details on all of. the e.u. is set to tell that state owned russian banks the measures will that european investors from buying new debts or shares of these banks access to capital markets all and energy technology will likely feature in the new set of e.u. sanctions now this comes the same week that the fight against secret offshore accounts has some promising results for.

coca-cola announced the latest numbers for investors. -- coke is getting a boost from the internet hook up. nearly $2 billion. breaking news with mcdonald's. second-quarter earnings is just out. it looks like a pretty difficult quarter for the company. one dollar and $.44 per share. for $7.3ates were billion. global con sales are relatively unchanged. the u.s. was actually down 1.5%. look great does not either. it tompany is expecting be negative. in israel, more than 600 evil have died. state issecretary of calling on hamas to cease fire. let's bring in elliott. what are the chances a secretary kerry has any cease-fire? >> he has -- i do not think he would come all the sleigh if he thought he had no chance whatsoever. it is a tough call. let's not forget on the table is a cease-fire. offense were rejected. they will not release prisoners who were arrested in the search for the murders for three israeli teenagers. that is let their demands were. the offer on the table has not changed since last week. >> it seems there are more, fan israel thought. is there for ank longer-term offensive?

. >> come on, coca cola we need >>> seven minutes from wendy williams and seven minutes for this woman back out on her patio so we can wave to her. somebody watching and weighing in on twitter, tommy turner says what are y'all going to do if the porch lady comes out naked on live tv. >> tommy says, that is what i would do. hey by the way, top five names and penelope in the top five and there she is right there. >> look at how sweet, she was shock that her name made the top five thanks to her mom for send ago this one in. >> she looks happy about it. >> all right. we have got this video, talking about not running this but angelina jolly has turn her life around and now she's a philanthropist, and off drugs all together but look at this here, it was obtained by national inquirer, the shot by the oscar winner one time alleged drug dealer in the late 90's. a wrong time ago. he claims he shot 16 minutes of this video of angelina with her consent, after she calls him to her home in manhattan, her apartment there, to supply her with her win and cocaine. so she's on with somebody else, another

killed in the crash and has been called a pioneer in aids research and lang famously once said if coca-cola and get cold drinks to the region. >> we will feel this as a personal loss and as a collegial professional loss but i have no doubt that the kind of conveyer belt of young junior faculty right behind will continue this march and get across the finish line. >> reporter: he is trying to get to the conference in australia. he tried last night but security was so tight at the airport he wasn't able to get on the flight he intended to so is trying to leave on a flight by this evening. ucsf tells me at least 30 researchers with the university are attending the conference. >>> a mother in amsterdam said she narrowly missed the doomed flight. she was so emotional while holding her baby. >> shaken. i don't know what to do. coming to the airport. i'm just thinking that i feel like i have been given a second chance. >> another couple from australia finishing their honeymoon says they were booked on the flight but rescheduled at the last minute to avoid being jet lagged when they went back to wor

coca-cola reported weak numbers because people don't want processed sugar water like they used to.n as the elixir is manufactured to get you hood. they signalled a rebellion against what tastes good and a thirst for what's good for you. what is important is to recognize even though these trends seem glaring, they are in their infancy. they could benefit from restructuring. they have a host of options to bring out value. i would rather be in stocks with organic growth not manufactured growth. while i abhor buying a stock up 11% in one session, i have no doubt chipotle will outperform mcdonald's and coca-cola for perhaps many years to come. ron in kansas. >> caller: hey. thank you for the tip on alcoa. i'd like to ask you what i ought to do here? i've got whole foods and millennial media. i was wondering if i ought to hold, sell or double down on those? >> no. millennial media, no. that company is in disarray. whole foods, the stock is down so much. i don't think the quarter is going to be that good. i don't know how much the stock will get hit on a bad quarter. it is down. i don't w

harms young people that's why the generations have tripled in the last thirty to 40 years since coca-colas have bloomed to the big gulp sizes and very large with the high fruk to say corn syrup are the ad itself off to the energy drinks we need to look at the offer reach of the big soda especially to younger and encourage which were in our community. lastly i want to say that is an important measure for the health not only of san francisco but other cities and jurisdictions around the world that are looking at what we do to protect the public health and the future of the children my hope with the coalition we'll pass this measure in november and make history in san francisco 3 will spread to other cities and hold hold big soda accountability so thank you to supervisor wiener and also supervisor avalos and supervisor cohen and supervisor chiu and supervisor campos >> thank you, supervisor wiener. >> in addition to our staff and offices jeff and peter and in supervisor mar's office i want to thank. >> city attorney for our expertise into the legislation. >> thank you, supervisor wiener so co

sales slipped 1% in the fourth quarter, as consumers continue to change their eating habits and coca cola missed their sales. and diet coke declined. executives blamed concerns over artificial sweeteners over the drop in sales. >>> a man in delaware is following his military roots but brian base became the first enlistee to take the oath, the delaware recruiting office in newark, the mayor was by his sides. and base's mom and dad witnessed the milestone. >> more to come on "action news" for you. looking outside at sky 6 hd at the jersey shore, looking gorgeous in cape may and cecily tynan has y >>> cecily tynan is break back from vacation and brings the heat. >> i missed you guys so much i had to come back. the heat and humidity is coming back but not a heat wave though, a one-day spike in heat and humidity, it's warm and muggy, philadelphia 86 and allentown 86 and millville 81 and trenton 87, cooler along the beaches, temperatures in the 70s, add the humidity, dew points in the mid-60s, it adds a few degrees sfeshlly across the north and west suburbs, reading it feels like 91 and 90 in a

coca-cola and pepsi shared reports, coke is old, which of the giants are traders betting on?'s at the smart board. dan. >> you mentioned pepsi, options ran hot today three times average daily calls that number of put 2-to-one. it wasn't only pepsi, it was also coke. options one-and-a-half average daily volume. pepsi really stuck out. there was a buyer when the stock was $faa. 4500 of august. a few away from august 92 hack calls, really seeing a continue weighs of this breakout. remember this morning it was at all time highs. i want to go to cart. coke vs. pepsi, both were approaching 52-week and all-time highs. one broke down, one broke up. what's interesting when you look at the valuations and the growth, they're kind of inexpensive. this is coke's pe over the last five years, it's trading near a five-year high, this is pepsi, same thing, 20 times. here's the thing that sticks out to me, neither one of these companies, exiting to returning cast of shareholders through buy backs,fielder one had any growth. coke is expecting a growth flat sales with pepsi in the low single dig

the bell,efore coca-cola, mcdonald's, lockheed martin, verizon. after the bell, microsoft and electronic arts. prince george turns one today. >> very important. no question about it. today have any idea what is coming? >> the birthday party was a huge hit. >> lego party. >> when i was a kid, i had legos. i made them take my bucket of legos in the car for car trips. not sure my dad appreciated that. n> i've stopped many a toe o legos. bonds, currencies, commodities. market is turning. futures advance, 10 year yield under 2.50%. euro weaker and hyper carbon -- euro weaker and hydrocarbon elevated. vix churn. 12.821, pretty good, equities have been resilient. dow above 17,000. yen weaker after two days of strength. gold strength. scarlet will talk about the german 10 year yield. here's the dollar, spiking high er. bet on what the outcome could be for europe from addingwith sanctions and cold and on -- from all the sanctions and getting cold in autumn. >> our first front-page story in ukraine, the bodies of the victims of mh17 have begun their journey

i work for coca-cola. i'm here on behalf of teamsters. we oppose this tax. we feel it's going to affect our lives. i started this industry when i was 18. i'm 32 now. i have a 24 -hour job, i have health care, teamster pension in the green zone and now an 18-year-old that isn't cut out for college. i wasn't cut out for college. that's why i too k this job. these are good paying jobs for us. what's going to happen to us if this passes it's not just a soda tax. there is more than soedz being taxed. we are labeled as bad people which i feel us as workers are being attacked for this.das being taxed. we are labeled as bad people which i feel us as workers are being attacked for this. thank you. >> good afternoon. my name is mitchell parker and i'm a parent. and in district 1 and i work a few blocks away from the public housing. i'm here representing the second district pta. we unanimously endorse this measure or this initiative, the legislation in february. i'm also here representing the parents of political action committee and we are supported this initiative ba

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one small example of his working with he is the one who argued if coca-cola could get fridge rated sodas all over africa, we should be able to do the same with ridge rated hiv medicationses. >> it would be such an impact. it's an incredible loss. we're all just bracing ourselves to arrive and find out who else may have been on that flight. it's just -- it's unbelievable. it's not really real yet. >> reporter: the world health organization tells cnn that their spokesman, glen glenn thomas, was on board that doomed flight. a friend says he was a wonderful man doing great work in the world. he was also planning his 50th birthday celebration. his life and so many others cut tragically short. dr. sanjay gupta, cnn, reporting. >>> well, the victims came from all walks of life. another a nun, another an employee for the world health organization. and some were heading on vacation. caroline's gloe glowing personality will forever be in the memories of her family and friends. >> caroline seem to make the impression on every she met. >> she could brighten anybody's day. she just was so full of en

a crash between a coca-cola truck and a motorcycle happened about an hour ago. and about five minutes mike inouye will have the latest on traffic conditions and detours. >>> san jose firefighters were already stretched thin when they were called to another fire this morning. we have video of what is left after a fire broke out near interstate 280 and burn avenue around 1:30. the trees in the area caught fire and briefly threatened a number of homes. the fire luckily was put out quickly. in the men time, crews are still on the scene this morning of another house fire in san jose, and that's where we find "today in the bay's" kris sanchez. she's in the neighborhood, good morning, kris. >> reporter: good morning to you, laura. this. morning we can hear the birds chirps there. the trees behind us, but yesterday it was quite a chaotic scene as fire crews rush to this neighborhood and folks were kind of caught off guard. the scene was late active into the night. or active late into the night as i should say, the good news is no homes burned in the fire that started at