>> what's interesting about coca-cola, is a week ago, coca-cola were not commenting about the allegations of corruption surrounding fifa. now this statement, saying they believe the allegations of corruption about football's governing body are distressing and bad for the sport and the statement also says they expect and have every expectation that fifa will resolve the situation in an expedient and thorough manner. the word "thorough" is saying to fifa, we would like you to address the allegations. and the statement from adidas saying that the negative public debate surrounding fifa is neither good for football, fifa, and its partners and we can safely assume it's referring to the sponsors. the top tier sponsors, we understand coca-cola's deal from 2007 to 2012 is worth some $500 million to fifa so these are top tier sponsors with a lot of influence and their statements are strongly worded. they seem to be at odds with sepp blatter's comments that there is no crisis at fifa. these statements seem to be they think there is a problem at fifa and they want it sorted out. >> neither company s

he called it coca-cola.originally contained a trace of cocaine along with nuts and other ingredients. the exact mix is a closely guarded corporate secret. the cocaine was gone by 1903. but coca-cola's rise was only just beginning. with its elaborately scripted logo and uniquely proportioned bottle, coca-cola conquered america and then the world. coke created many of advertising's most memorable campaigns. capped off in 1971 by this epic tv commercial. ♪ i'd like to teach the world to sing ♪ ♪ sing with me ♪ in perfect harmony i'd like to buy the world a coke ♪ ♪ and keep it company >> osgood: not that things always went better with coke. >> in side by side blind taste tests. >> osgood: with arch rival pepsi gaining ground, coca-cola did the inconceiveable and announced it was changing the formula and introducing new coke. >> would you like to sign a petition to get back the old coke? >> reporter: coca-cola loyalists rose up in protest. >> may i help you? >> osgood: organized a nationwide petition drive. >> w

coca-cola says that the situation was damaging for fifa and the sport. we got more details. >> what is interesting, a week ago, they were not commenting about the allegations of corruption. and now this statement saying that they believe the allegations of corruption about the governing body are distressing and bad for the sport. the also expect and have every expectation that they will resolve the situation in a manner. then this statement saying that- public debate is neither good for football and its partners, we can safely assume is referring to the sponsors, us, and coca-cola. and we understand coca-cola's deal from 2007 to 2012 is worth $500 million. these are sponsors with a lot of influence and their statements are quite strongly worded. there isn't a crisis, these statements and seeming to say that they think there is a problem and these sponsors want it sorted out. >> the south african president says that colonel gaddafi is willing to accept a cease-fire deal. but that he is not willing to step down. they announced that they have defected from

yesterday, coca-cola and visa said there were disturbed. today, they backed fifa.hink five is that we are not involved and we're happy with the way this has been managed. coca-cola said they are happy with fifa. >> do you think is possible they might reopen the bidding process? >> i do not think so. for that to happen, i believe you would have to change what has happened. but none of the other 150-odd member associations have backed the call to delay the election. as it stands, it looks as of tomorrow sepp blatter will take the election and will be back in power again. and then everything back to normal really. ideally, you want it to be similar to the ioc in 20021 they had scandal and a 10 members stepped down. but we are one day away. they're running an election again. i do not see anything change it. >> have to leave it there. thank you. nato aircraft resumed their crops on the capitol in libya hours after these president of south africa at little over a negotiated end for this country. it comes after an intense bombardment of a town west of the rebel-held city

i looked over and saw these little white kids sitting on coca-cola -- sipping on coca- cola. they were eating double-decker'' sandwiches, and my mother was looking away, and i sneaked over there. i knew she would come over there and buy me one. she came back and grabbed me by the back of my collar and pulled me -- she said, "i told you, that is for white folks." you learn at a very early age. she said, "honey, are you hungry?" i was not hungry, but i saw what those white children had. those are the little things that stick in your mind as you grow up. and another thing you learn about trying on clothes in the department store. all of that was going on in my mind at a very young age. what really set it off -- i had two teachers -- during february, we did it for the whole month because we figured we had been cheated out of our history of america. only two names were in the encyclopedia, and that was booker t. washington and george washington carver, but she lectured about the contribution of frederick douglass, w.e.b. dubois, and how jackie robinson had broken the baseball barr

coca-cola said the current allegations being raised are distressing and bad for the sport. we have every expectation that fifa will resolve the situation in an expedient manner. so no threats that, but there is a message that they expect to see a resolution. adidas, the sports manufacturer which of course has been associated with fifa for many years now, they had this to say, adidas enjoys a long term, close and successful partnership with fifa that we are looking to continue. the negative tenor is neither good for football nor for fifa and its partners. and i honestly don't think fifa minds too much when it's getting heat from the press even from the fans, but when the sponsors that bring hundreds of millions of dollars to the game start taking notice, i think they start to realize that something has to be done. >> i guess the difficulty is when you have a president that is perhaps not taking it -- or seemingly not taking the situation as seriously as he should, it begs the question then who is above him that could i guess take the direction away from him. >> reporter: i c

nine bottles, coca-cola zero. what a way to wake up on a friday morning. look at that.who needs vegas. right on guys. >> nice job. >> chris and steve out here at the maker fair. just a sample of one of the cool, innovative things that make you feel like a kid again. i want to continue following the day's news with marla. top that one, honey. >> i know. a day in the life of a couple mad scientists. that's fun. 6:17 now. the man accused of recklessly starting the 2008 summit fire that burned 63 homes will face a jury trial. he had enough experience as a contractor to prevent the fire from happening. if convicted, he faces up to five years in prison. >>> the search will continue for a napa vitner. he took off from nevada but never arrived at his destination in tracy. his plane lost altitude before going off the radar. >>> the freakness is this weekend and a horse running has roots in the east bay. his trainer is from pleasanton. you can see the second leg here on nbc. it starts at 3:00 tomorrow afternoon, 3:19 to be presize. now, it's 6:18. time to check the forecast with

james has annual endorsement with coca-cola and mcdonald's and even nike he is getting up there to theevel of michael jordan. tiger woods, and his endorsements. even code-owner of the boston red sox did you know that? >> call owner? >> ljust partial owner of the boston red sox who knew? lebraun james. >> jeanne moos spoke with people about judgment day. >> i do not want to be judgmental. they say that judgment day is saturday the end of the world! it does not improve the daily commute. here is what is supposed to happen. 6:00 p.m. eastern time saturday. >> the largest earthquake the earth will see with a big-bang, and a collapse, just awful! >> like the movie, 2012, of arriving early and earthquakes world-wide. with rapture, heavenly a cent and non-believers will have hellish month until the fiery-heaven-sent. >> 90% of the people that god will to strike. >> i do not believe it. >> low key and polite people and have a tough skin as they are putting out there opinions. >> you are convinced? >> absolutely, the bible guarantees it. >> the bible is interpreted by this california preacher l

>> we set off 100 coca-cola bottles with over 600 mentos candy. >> reporter: i'm going to be able to try this experiment right now. are we ready to go on this? mentos. >> take a roll of paper, a business card along the bottom. >> reporter: very nice. >> put the mentos in there. and you want to pull that card out of the way and run. >> reporter: oh, forecast is changing right before our eyes. little bit of an explosion. that was very nice, you guys. definitely if people come on out, they can see a whole lot more of that -- >> saturday and sunday here at maker fair. we're going to set off our big show at 1:00 and 4:00. 1:00 on saturday, 4:00 on sunday. not to be missed. >> reporter: perfect. there's a little simple example of people doing it theirselves with some innovation and design. as we take a look at our weather graphics, patchy fog with temperatures dropping tonight. heading throughout the next couple of days, we are going to be seeing some cooler weather moving our way with conditions dropping into the 60s here with this regional low pressure dropping on down. people already ha

coca-cola 600. dale earnhardt jr., seconds away from snapping a 400-losing streak.evin harvick steals the checkers, the third win of the season. junior finishes seventh. >>> rangers and royals tied at the end of the ninth. mike napoli all the way around from first then all the way home. throw to the plate in plenty of time. he's safe. slides under the tag. the rangers snatches a w from the jaws of extra innings. 7-6. >> oh if you or your kid played with hot wheels growing up, you're going to love this. a replica hot wheels truck, raced down the orange hot wheels track, flew through the air and perfect landing. broke the previous world record by 31 feet. this is stuff you can't do with a set of hot wheels. that's a look at sports on "early today." i'm mario solis. >> early today sports is brought to you by just for men mustache and beard. keep your edge. >>> the losers were winners at the box office. your early morning entertainment headlines are straight ahead. plus, at first glance on memorial day weekend, the nation's capitol may not look so different. but upon cl

pharmaceutical merck, coca-cola, kraft foods led stocks higher by end of day trade. april retail sales posted the smallest rise in nine months. pushing early losses, applications for unemployment benefits fell last week, but less than expected. commodities managed a modest comeback. oil recovered from steep, early losses, finishing nearly 1% higher, but still below $100 a barrel. cold and copper also rose. goldman sachs was lower after its shares were downgraded due to a growing chorus arguing charges should be brought against the bank for defrauding investors. cisco sank after reporting 18% slide in earnings, lower profit forecast and job cut plans. after the bell, nordstrom dropped after cutting its full year earnings outlook. elsewhere, facebook admitted a claim first reported by the daily beast that the social network hired a prominent public relations firm drawing immediate attention to privacy practices at rival google. facebook insisted its involvement remain a secret. >>> and finally, the prague zoo is making loads of money off elephant dung. gardeners using

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coca cola, mcdonaldsandd kraft foods stocks improved today. >>> take a look back at that mountain behind me. we were the only crew taking into that construction site. crews are making a tunnel right through that rock. it's not for cars but for water. the digging started just a few months ago a machine with hardened teeth started making its way into a mountain. today the new irvington tunnel is taking shape. project manager michael cash says the machine and his crews dig and blast their way 60 feet every day. >> we keep that rate up, another year and a half and the tunnel will be done. >> reporter: this new tunnel is next to the old irvington tunnel built in the late 1920s. it's old, made of mortar and not seismically sound. >> it's within feet of an active fault. it's crucial for us to deliver drinking water to 2.5 million people in four bay area counties? >> reporter: betsy rose says this construction is a race with time. part of a $4.6 billion overhall of the entire hetchi water system. >> it's like doing repairs to an airplane while in flight. >> reporter: after crews digging from bot

. >>> it's the way they used to talk about coca-cola and gm. the annual ranking of the most valuable brands is out tonight, and there's a new king of the hill. that's apple, subplanting google. here's the rest of the top ten. you may recognize all of those logos except for maybe that number nine between marlboro and ge. that's china mobile cell phone service. 70% market share in china. think for a moment about how many customers they have. >>> and speaking of the number four brand on the list, mcdonald's, a big change coming to its restaurants. just when we got used to the molded swivel chairs and fiberglass tables that are comfortable for about as long as it takes to plow into a pile of mcnuggets, they're spending over $1 billion to make their restaurants more chill, more comfortable, more laid back. more starbucks than mayor mccheese. look for wooden tables, muted colors, and faux leather seats coming soon to a mc's near you, and you can get fries with that. >>> and we have family news. meredith vieira made it official today. she's coming off

it can mean companies like coca-cola and mcdonald's. the real threat is not to american's lives but to the pocket books and wallets and that's because of oil prices. that is the particularly weak. >> reporter: the likelihood of retribution? h , i think it's pretty high. i think somebody will try to do something. whether they'll be successful or not remains to be seen. but i really don't think so. >> reporter: well, we've been a little al qaeda centric here given the death of bin laden. but there are other real threats out there. the deadly mumba attacks in 2008 has shown to strike unexpected. look for vulnerability and strike. >> let's look at them. what are our vulnerabilities? >> reporter: amend it a little bit. take vulnerabilities and then add what can lead to the greatest impact. the oil facilities are not as well protected as they might be. strike there and you can cripple an oil dependent western economy and make $4 gasoline look like a part of history. >> a dreadful plot in deed. >>> meanwhile security has been beefed up. tonigh

there's an ad running in the middle east right now by coca-cola and the ad is shot in tahrir square and the ad shows all the people there celebrating and "it's a new day" and the sun is shining and they're advertising coca-cola. so people are trying to sign up on the bandwagon of the new movement where i'm not sure everyone knows where it's going. but there are also very troubling signs of where this thing is going. it is increasingly anti-israeli here. that is a baseline assumption, that pple don't want to go back to the way it was where mubarak cut these private deals with israeagainst the public opinn. and this is something that i saw today that i know david is going to appreciate. there was a protest in tahrir square by a terrorist group long considered a militant group in support of omar abdel-raan and there were people in the square, he's the blind cleric in prison in the united states for involvement in the 1993 world trade center bombing. he had a... maybe 200 supporters in front of the american embassy which is right off of tahrir square, and his sons there are, i was talking w

. >> reporter: but american businesses like coca cola, ibm, and intel are looking for new markets in egypt and tunisia. the u.s. chamber of commerce is taking those and other companies to the region next week. lionel johnson is helping organize the trip, and says there are large investment opportunities in upgrading ports and roads, replacing old phone systems, and developing solar energy. >> it's a big opportunity that we take very, very seriously, and we are going to do everything that we can to partner with the egyptians and the tunisians and their private sectors to create these opportunities. >> reporter: but whether egypt and tunisia make good on those opportunities will depend on their willingness to open not only their political systems, but their economies as well. darren gersh, "nightly business report," washington. >> susie: here are the stories in tonight's "n.b.r. newswheel." linkedin was the talk of wall street-- the stunning i.p.o. helped push stocks higher. the dow rose 45 points, the nasdaq was up eight, and the s&p 500 added almost three. we'll have more on that big

and tens of thousands of volts of electricity, and if tradition holds, mentos will meet coca-cola. explaining maker fair is difficult. you just have to see it to understand it. it's a gathering of inventors, like this guy, who built a car that duopoly indicates the experience of playing a video game, in which you drive a car. to some people, that makes no sense whatsoever. but, to a certain percentage, probably a geeky percentage, that's the most clever thing they've ever heard of. dale doordy is the creator of "make" magazine, and developed the world's first commercial website, he coined the phrase, web 2.0. he raises lambs on his farm north of san francisco. he's joined by joseph menn of the "financial times." and if you're wondering where in the world did jon go, the facebook google story has turned out to be very big and he's got to go write more about that. in that set-up piece we saw a man with sparks, it's a tesla coil, is that the right thing for that? >> it's a performance. >> it's a performance. >> and you have offered to allow me to stand in the middle of the tesla coil

politicians think tanks media outlets and educational institutions there's not been out of reach for the coca-cola groups thomas jefferson who founded the university of virginia as one of the nation's first free public universities a role in his great. time for our daily pull your chance to tell us what you think here's today's question get away with giving millions to universities to promote deregulation and other things a benefit your choices are yes it's already begun in george mason university clubs in west virginia and brown who's next or no they won't get away with buying professors decrements kids right out of college to join the tea party so far the votes about fifty fifty log on target dot com let us know what you think the poll the open until probably. coming out arizona has a nice ring to it up so could it be our fifty first state. let's not forget that we had an apartheid regime right now. i think the rock is beatable and want to quell. whatever government says the bird can come safe get ready because they're looking for freedom. you know sometimes you see a story and it seems so for l

all know the politicians because of this guy we hear from russia by doing oh beautiful is that a coca-cola plant well that was some of the not his favorite rank. so to see it was already before he was there so you're you know they just make a rush now that was bin laden is grown we have to serve our credit with the pakistanis not a problem was already there for the rest they use very briefly me and you get a sense that the united states sort of makes the mistake of viewing certain countries as a client state as opposed to a sovereign power as a pretty story if that's the case with pakistan. for instance why not just use him bearings first of all because bahrain is a u.k. clients that's more than the us client it's a us military client because of the us first fleet so there's no interference in bahrain and libya because it's an independent because they have been you get me to take them to the best of course and that's for this for foreign players to know these works if it's sad but true and i'm afraid that you won't make a very good politician because i think telling the truth doesn't reall

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the first one, coca-cola, a top sponsor, they've shown distress to what has been occurring. we have every expectation that fifa will resolve the situation in an expedient and thorough manner. not an aggressive tone but definitely sending a message. a german's company, sports manufacturer, went a step further. adidas, we have enjoyed a long-term partnership with fifa and that we are looking to continue. having said that, the public debate surrounding fifa, negative tenor of the public debate surrounding fifa is neither good for football nor for fifa. the sponsors that pay hundreds of millions of dollars to have their brands at the top events of the football world governing body organizers. >> okay. we'll have to see whether sedd blatter pays attention that. unopposed as we expect later this week and carries on in the presidency which he's held since 1998. joining us live from outside fifa headquarters in zurich, switzerland. >>> and a story, the developments of the top of the world football governing body and let me remind you, of course, you can follow the story on our websi

>>> on wall street the market started the day lower but a rally led by food companies including coca colalped stocks finish higher. the dow rose 65 point, the nasdaq was up 17. >>> thieves usually get rid of the evidence. everyone if it's the size of an atm. this week police found three atms buried in a piece of seem. the former owner a construction business and is now on the run. >>> james durbin was eliminated and how it can affect some weekend plans. >>> the factors have put many hospitals on the critical list. -- the factors that have put many hospitals on the critical list. >>> so it's now down to the three finalists on american idol. and tonight's elimination was a shocker that set jennifer lopez to tears. >> reporter: a lot of jaws simply on the floor. you know this place pizza my heart has been a popular place for people to watch james durbin all season long. they were back here today, they were watching him on the big screen. and that's where they saw and heard the rocker who was so manies favorite eliminated. >> reporter: james durbin face showed it and so did the judges. one of

. ♪ ( coca-cola 5-note mnemonic ) every story needs a hero we can all root for.ho beats the odds and comes out on top. but this isn't just a hollywood storylin it's happening every day, all across america. every time a storefront opens. or the midnight oi is burned. or when someone chases a dream, not just a dollar. they are small business owners. so if you wanna root for a real hero, support small business. shop small. captioning sponsored by rose communications from our studios in new york city, this is charlie rose. >> rose: turkey is one of the world's rising powers with 75 million people, a 9% growth rate and a vibrant democracy, it plays an increasingly influential role on the global stage. it is the world's third fastest growing economy after chine and india. it is a member of the g20. it is seeking membership in the european union, in spite of the resistance from some countries. it is opening embassies in africa, asia, and latin america. it plays a mediating role in many of the conflicts in its neighborhood. with turkey's rise, the narrative has shifted.

a couple sponsors like coca-cola and visa were approached to see what their take was on the ongoing allegation of corruption. they said they're just focusing on the events and brazil, the next world cup in 2014, not on what's going on at the moment. i get a sense they'll wait, sit back, see what happens in the next week. this is a big week for the decisions in the present and future futbal. if nothing seems to have been decided or cleared up or cleaned up we could see more corporate pressure on futbal's world governing body. >> one of the remarkable thing about the beautiful game is all of these things toedon't seem t cloud the horizon of the 2014 world cup. >>> andrew? >> charles, a good point about the sponsors being very conspicuous by their quietness over the allegations. "sports illustrated" senior futbal writer tried to stand for the fifa presidency on an anti-corruption ticket. his memorable motto was, quote, cure the blatter infection. his response to the weekend developments. >> it's an interesting weekend. look at how great barcelona was on the field in the champions league final. yo

nascar coca cola 600 taking place in charlotte, which bring mess to, i had a rather exciting week beingre two racers who were in the race today who i had a chance to spend some time with earlier this week. joey and jason lefler. jason got me in the car with him around the track. here's a little sneak peek of what that was like. okay. i'm cheesing. that's the one on the left where all you see is teeth because i'm cheesing the whole time. i loved it. we went 170 miles per hour. loved it. anyway, i sat down with jason and joey face to face. we are going to bring that to you next month. just really what it is to be a race car driver. is there not a better profess n profession, to be a race car driver. they are going to talk about it. they started at a very early age. they are going to talk about the evolution of the sport. what it is to be an elite athlete. >> what did it feel like? >> it was invigorating. better than any roller coaster ride. better than any kind of jet flying. it's awesome. >> did you get to do one lap yourself? >> no. >> there's this other fascinating story out there. we

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