their coca-cola bank they took coca-cola in one nine hundred nineteen they just sold off of their coca-cola shares last year presumably to pay for more cia investigative criminal activity that they sponsor can some trust now survive without the coca-cola stock and without the funneling it's fraud to the taxpayer so they've gotten rid of that it's a good question yeah they got rid of their so. they did that last quarter max to help them make their earnings look better ok so they don't have any more coca-cola stock to sell right they just added on another four hundred million of they come put back requests from the seas right so. what are they going to do here's something interesting i was looking into some old stories in two thousand and six yes she she actually cleared them of an investigation. this is the exact time that they were committing this fraud against the g.s.t. . it's absolutely unbelievable here's something else they went out publicly and said we think these are the last put back requests we're ever going to get from the seas because all of a sudden we finally actually review th

that bottle contains almost as much sugar as a 12-ounce can of coca-cola coca-cola. >> reporter: coca-cola said there's nothing on the label on the vitamin water that would mislead a reasonable consumer. >> companies are going to make a lot more money if they can imply that there are berries in the product. they're saving a lot of money but they're cheating consumers. >> now, food companies tell nbc news that some of the real fruit on the package is meant as a serving suggestion, and they disclose that in small print. the fda says it doesn't inspect labels and is cracking down on companies that break the law. but the agency tells nbc news it's actually your responsibility to read the entire label and not just the front of the box. food companies, meantime, are saving money because real fruit is very expensive. and sugar and oil aren't. >>> the new york nanny accused of killing two children in her care has now been indicted for murder. 50-year-old ortega is charged with the stabbing deaths of 6-year-old lucia and her 2-year-old brother leo in their manhattan apartment. it happened about thr

increased margins. >> coca-cola had competition forever. maybe he has ideas. do you think it's the same? and then ron johnson. ron johnson blew up the company for heaven's sake. he rolled the dice. >> by the way -- >> rolled the dice. >> to quote our friend, herb here, moody's downgraded, jcp deeper to junk status. >> did they? >> b 3 from ba 3. >> i saw the preferred. >> take the other side of best buy you not because they are my stock's draft pick. >> it is okay. >> i will have facebook. >> thought you would. tvs aren't going away i right? they are slowing perhaps. smartphones, they sell a lot of them, okay? i understand that they have got a lot of physical space issues but let's just find the bull case if we can, which is circuit city's gone. remember tweeter, not twitter, tweeter, they are gone. really, walmart around amazon are their only competition. >> hh gregg in the south. >> indianapolis maybe. hh gregg. can there be three -- frye's out west. can there be three major -- why not? find a spot to work. >> how many stores do they have that they actual do

the coca-cola can that the flight attendant brings around. it can be disassembled and made into a weapon. >> steve loves coca-cola. that's a real problem. >> don't fly with coke. >> another 16 years now. >> we could bring down a plane with a coca-cola can? >> yes. you can take down a plane with a coca-cola can. . >> you're going to freak steve out. >> that was fun while it lasted. >> we seem focused on detecting weapons and if we could maybe take a lesson from the israelis and focus more on what they call the human factor. the former director of security says technology is not a comprehensive tool. it can detect weapons. if you don't develop procedures that go beyond technology, you're doomed to lose at the end of the day. >> a lot of our capacities have to do with intelligence. i should point out that no person in the united states with all of this huge apparatus we have has ever been stopped at security who is then charged with a terrorist act. it's not just that they didn't do a terrorist act, but they were incriminated in a terrorist plot

and nike and coca-cola, smarter planet, they do that because that's what's driving the marketplace today and that prese presents us, entrepreneurs to make money while make ing a contribution. >> you're seeing a lot of smaller brands like e-commerce company and war b park sneer explain that. >> they're an eye company where you buy one pair of eyeglasses and they donate another. you're seeing not just the coca-colas and starbucks but this extend to other brands as well. >> the reason for that, because we're all dealing with the same customer pool out there and gives you a way to talk about and we're all dealing with iphones now and gives you a shared thing to talk about. >> it's the way you interact with customers, being responsive when someone tweets about your product in a negative way. >> leading with listening and represents a dialogue. the biggest thing large companies i had good fortune to work with and a lot of entrepreneurs make is rush past the story to the telling. especially social media, they go to facebook and twitter and without thinking about how am i connecting emotionally

. >>> reporter: well, allen, this coca-cola may as well have a bull's eye on it but it's not just coca-cola. some kinds of chocolate milk, orange juice, anything with add sugar or high fructose corn syrup. they want to tax it. >> reporter: a little red wagon carrying 40 pounds of sugar has captured national attention in richmond. >> 40 pounds is the amount of sugar that each of richmond's children take in just from sodas alone every year. >> reporter: richmond city council member jeff ritter man who is also a heart doctor is the heart and soul of measure n. it would tax businesses a penny an ounce of sugary drinks sold. it would be the first of its kind in the nation. >> a third of our latino and a third of our african-american students are obese and another 20% are overweight in each group. those young people are going to die younger than they should. >> reporter: the money raised he says would go towards more health programs in schools. businesses here are fighting it for cost reasons. so let's say i bought this 20- ounce coke at la bamba taqueria which cost a buc 85. with the tax it was

going to thank you for that. >> you're welcome, coca-cola. 70 minutes of vacuuming you don't have toe'll see you. up on "pop news." >>> we're going to begin with the weather, and the cold in the east, making a challenging task of cleaning up after sandy all the more difficult. ginger is here with a look at what we can expect the next few days. ginger? >> some of the cold we're seeing post-sandy is starting to settle in. i can tell you from experience, we were without power. it was really, really cold. and it's about to get colder. the windchills in philadelphia, 38. 41, washington, d.c. burlington, 36. this is going to get only worse as we go through the next couple of mornings. i'll show you that. before we get there, we have to get through the afternoon. philadelphia will get to 50 for a high. back here, some rain/snow mix. it will be blustery for pretty much everyone. very fall-like. and just a little too cold if you don't have any power. look at this, now. the next couple of mornings, i promise you. new york gets down to 34, by monday night into early tuesday. outside, it will be

conagra, general mills, coca-cola. the other stocks that are working right now, that are beginning to work, that are going down less than the others, the velocity of the decline's going to break, the ones where the after tax yield is initial initially wasn't enough to make you want to snap them up but the decline has become so sudden, so severe you can't afford not to start buying these. small but buying them right into the broad sell-off. verizon. i haven't talked about verizon lately because the stock moved too much. clearly no bargain at we traded when we found out how well it was doing in the recent quarter. $42? nearly 5% yield? that's a huge decline. rivaling one from last year's debt ceiling sell-off. verizon was then in the 30s, now in the 40s but the business is much better than last year and the yields away from stocks are more skimpier. could that be why the stock fell just 30 cents today? i think so. buy a little at 5, 5 1/2 and if ever gets to 6 you buy more. we know the clock is ticking. we're not stupid

. >> rose: let's look at the investments that berkshire hathaway -- you still have a lot of coca-cola >> a lot. (laughter) >> rose: you saw the value of that early on. >> well, not early enough. i mean, i probably had my first soft drink in 1935 and i didn't buy the stock until 1988. (laughter) so i would put me in the slow category on that one. (laughter) >> rose: you still have a lot of wells fargo and buying more. >> a lot of wells fargo. >> rose: value there. and the qualitys you look for, management is one. >> sure. some kind of an enduring competitive advantage. enduring being the emphasis. i mean hula hoops were great for a while or bedrocks. but i like something where i think i can look out five or ten years and still see the same sort of advantage that -- maintaining. >> rose: so you just invested in john deere. >> that wasn't me. nope. we have two other -- >> rose: okay. okay. >>. >> rose: but you know what they're doing, do you not. >> no. i don't want to know what they're doing. >> rose: they're hired to -- >> they manage something around $4 million. >> rose: you don't wan

i saw a bottle of coca-cola. and the bottle of coca-cola was embedded in a piece of plastic. so it turns out that the light wouldn't change speed very much going from the glass to the plastic, and when you look at that, you can see the coke like this. and you could get a better representation of the true volume of the coke, do you know what i'm saying? do you know what i'm saying, okay? but when you take this out on the air, boom, there's a big change of speed, a big bend, and that bend makes it look like it's filling up more room than it really is, an example of refraction. any questions? could you get the same effect if you put it in water? let's try that. let's try that. let's try that. that's a good idea. excellent idea. i never even thought of that. see ted right after class, will you? let's try that again. you kinda can. take a--can you kinda-- it's hard for you guys to see. it turns out i've got the water a little bit chalked up because i wanna show you something else. but yes, you do that effect. excellent, excellent, excellent question. how come i never thought of th

doubling down on coca-cola and increasing national oilwell varco and, liz claman, i know you follow thenother company, wabco, a new stake, a company i'm not familiar with. vehicle and safety control systems for commercial vehicles. a stock up 36% so far year-to-date. ticker is wbc. warren buffett may be unearthing something different and cutting his stake in conocophillips as well, down 16%. we'll continue to follow the story right now sending it back it you. liz: i would say the deere purchase is pretty interesting. that is bet on country coming back, heavy industrial, adding to the cvs purchase. maybe wabco what is happening in auto industry but a side window play. >> you never know. reading through these annual reports for fun he says, likes to say, unearthing something there. clearly a bet that industrial companies are going to continue to grow continuing to see growth there. perhaps a play on those global middle classes in emerging markets who will need deere tractors as they continue to, you know, to basically eat more meat and grains and more food supply. >> the most interesting

frees coca-cola.denly you have a company that people are saying -- some people would argue is sketchy to use my 21-year-old daughter's word. you bring in a guy from coca-cola. best run beverage company in the world. i think the shorts are -- before twitter he was just herb greenburg. he'll have words to say. this cut a lot of people short. i warn people the time to go short was a long time ago. the range has been up, not down. >> kelly has been talked about as a potential successor. >> i thought he was the up and coming guy at coca-cola. no matter what you think about it, anyone from coca-cola is better than anyone at green mountain. >> well put. >> now, also intel speaking of the successions. ubs downgrades intel. look at this. you got a stock that's a very high yield. every single commentary. there wasn't a single positive word about it other than he beat amd and always mentioned that he's lost out on the mobile wars. i struggle for a reason to own intel. they are so smart. there's got to be a reaso

as if they were brought over from the united states so those were made with arabic wraps you know coca-cola pepsico whatever right there in the desert so it's not as if they had transportation they had the little mobile units that we had to put on clothes and a lot of. how to burn one hundred dollars for a ribeye of clothes i washed. well the. latest technology innovation on the list of melamine flew around russia we've got the future covered. you know sometimes you see a story and it seems so for lengthly you think you understand it and then you glimpse something else and you hear or see some other part of it and realize everything you thought you knew you don't know i'm tom harvey welcome to the big picture. live. live. klyn. whenever we got our laundry back it felt worse than when we turned it in everything was still grimy and i was told by my chain of command that i was not allowed to wash my laundry on my own i had to take it to k.b.r. to have it washed even though we all knew that they were doing a horrible job because they get ninety nine dollars. for a bag of laundry that i could do

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you are seeing the robot pick up a can of coca-cola and then you see it walk across the room. >> youcan easily 6z(eplace tha can of coke for a beer. i like the idea of being able to sit there and think i want a beer and the robot gets it. i'm just going to say now we have linked up the brain of a robot in so many ways to the brain of the human. what if somebody hits the reverse button now the robot is controlling your brain and you are doing the work. >> that was my first thought. how do we know in this video who is controlling who? what is next after this? this scary dude? >> this technology gets into the hands of an evil genius and before you know it you have robots knocking on the door and lifting you up by your neck and stealing your stuff. >> and taking the coke out of your refrigerator. this robot technology they say can be used to assist paraplegics. >> this is a bit of a how-to video. this is a karate teacher at a karate school. he remembered this woman needed to go over her self defense one more time in order to test for her fourth degree black belt. so far so good. watch in

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i kind of like the combination of yield and a little bit of growth - coca-colas of the world paying about3% yield, procter and gamble, even apple is about 2% here, all paying well more than the 10-year. so at some point i think you'll see a rotation out of fixed-income into stocks that pay a decent dividend. > > larry, other than premium, where are you putting your money? > > right now the commodities sector. we have had a mini risk-off mode the last couple of months. people were worried about the debt, worried about the fiscal cliff, and we've seen commodities go lower and lower. i like to look at oil, copper, gold, everything out there right now is under-priced, probably a good place to put your money in the long-term. > > so for somebody who is just watching their portfolio, watching that 401k, should they load up at this point or unload? > > i really think load up is never a good thing to do, nor unload completely. i think that "risk on, risk off" applies to short-term traders. from a long-term perspective, it's not a bad time to be adding to portfolios slowly. as larry mentioned, gol

bow play ground and offering city youth free access to amazing recreation activities funded by the coca cola company and travels site each week and give non traditional sports and skate boarding and rock wall and they were at another park last weekend and i was there and stumbled upon it and we are grateful for the grants to pull it off and we are taking this equipment rather than people coming to us we are travel wg this exciting recreation equipment and moving from play ground week to week so look for that near you so speaking of skate boards and mbx bikes, the detour community day and outside we have a little activity there including a big pile of street and the championships is a festival coming to san francisco today running through sunday. it features skate boarding and bmx and fmx competitions and live music and the experience and fans can get the experience and we have some of the best coming to the country in the next four days and get autographs and ride the skate and win prizes and receive give aways. the san francisco recognition parks department saying it's detour community day

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and we're holding our real stars so the coca-colas of the world are expanding. we're holding them. home depot expanding, we're holding them. u.p.s. so it's not really all about the grab. it's also about holding your stars. >> we're going to let you go. we've got arthur blank here. we'll ask if he is going to guarantee a super bowl nap could be a lot of money for you guys, mr. mayor. thank you for joining ushappy h. see you again soon. >>> coming up next, what's the real motive behind all of those special dividends? we investigate for you. >>> and who do you have coming up as well next, brian? >> i kind of gave it away in that interview. newell rubbermaid. the ceo of one of their top five stocks in the atlanta region over the year. their ceo actually used to work just a couple doors down from us at cnbc. he's going to be our guest coming up. we'll see if they can continue their record run over the next 12 months. all energy development comes with some risk, but proven technologies allow natural gas producers to supply affordable, cleaner energy, while protecting our environment. acr

he most recenly served as an executive at coca- cola. he starts december 3rd. shares of green mountain perked up this week, trading 11% higher monday and 6% more on tuesday. money cant buy happiness. but, as it turns out, happiness could earn you more money. a recent study finds having greater satisfaction earlier in life can correlate to higher incomes later on. 10,000 americans were studied over a period of several years, starting at age 16. unhappy teens earned 30% less than the average salary, while happy teens earned 10% above average. happier people on average earned 2 to 8 thousand dollars more than the average salary. coming up, how much is last summer's drought affecting this week's thanksgiving dinner? correspondent paul eggers investigates. but first, where you need to do your holiday shopping if you want to save money on the feast, right after this. your turkey day total could be less, depending on where you shop. bloomberg reports the total cost of a thanksgiving dinner at target is cheaper than at walmart. that's if you buy all the thanksgiving fi

said bottle contains as much sugar as a 12-ounce can of coca-cola. >> coca-cola is vehemently fighting there's nothing on the label of kiwa-strawberry vitamin water that would mislead a reasonable consum consumer. >> reporter: companies will make a lot more money implying there's berries in the product and not put them in there. they are saving a lot of money, but they are cheating consumers. >> reporter: the good companies told us some of the real fruit on the package is meant as a serving suggestion and they disclose it in small print. the fda says it does inspect labels and it's cracking down on companies that break the law, but the agency told us it's actually your responsibility to read the entire label and not just the front. these food companies, meanwhile, are saving a lot of money because real fruit very expensive, sugar and oil not. >> the temptation to say berry investigation is very overpowering. >> reporter: berry-gait. >> thanks, jeff. coming up, we'll reveal "people" magazine's sexiest man alive, but first these messages. [ male announcer ] it's that time of year again.

other household names giving include coca-cola, delta airednes, disney, home depot, lowe's, the nfl and target. from fuel to cash to communications. verizon communications warned today hurricane sandy could wreak havoc on its fourth quarter earnings. the wireless, phone and internet provider took on major damage in the storm. four of its facilities in new york flooded. as sylvia hall reports, isrizon's warning is a sign of the damage felt by the tele-th communications industry. >> reporter: just like with other telecom companies, verizon employees are working hard to restore service to the northeast. but it's not easy when they're also pumping water out of the basements of their flooded new york facilities, which are running on generator power. the company announced today that sandy's aftermath will likely extend to fourth quart earnings.ar analysts say the entire industry could feel it too. >> you can't hang an exact dollar amount on it, but when they come out this quickly and this early in the response, it's going to make a dent. i think people looking at the telecom space this quarte

why does coca-cola write a brief to the united states supreme court and general motors and microsoft on issues of

why does coca-cola write a brief to the united states supreme court and general motors and microsoft on issues of diversity and higher education? because they know if they want to get ahead, they've got to embrace that diversity. if they want to continue to be a fortunes 50 company, there's got to embrace diversity. similarly if we want to get down to the local level and address this issue, we've got to teach our kids that the sooner that you embrace difference and understand that your muslim classmate or your seat classmate or your gay classmate or your limited english professor classmate might be tomorrow's ceo or today's best friend of yours, the better off we will be. you have a leg up, having done about 30 jury trials across this country and seen interactions between people of diverse backgrounds. >> and here we try to celebrate, not just embrace, our diversity. celebrate all our interesting diversity but also celebrate the things that bind us together. ruslyn, does can urriculum need to change or is that not yet where you are. >> the federal government can't -- 10th amendment.

or nearly 6 coca-colas.nd many doctors say research shows that doesn't tell the whole story. >> energy drinks take it to a different level because there are other components, other ingredients, in these drinks that take the caffeine and make it even more potent. >> reporter: one o ingredients in 5-hour energy is taurine, what scientists call a caffeine-potentiating amino acid, or coffee turbo-charged. kicking up the caffeine dramatically. >> if you knew you were capable of drinking four cups of coffee over the morning, you probably would feel very different than if you drank four energy drinks. >> reporter: how much caffeine does it take to kill a healthy person? about 5,000 milligrams. that's 50 couple of coffee, or 25 shots of 5-hour. many more than the two bottles a day 5-hour energy recommends. jim avila, abc news, new york. >>> and coming up, we'll show you an amazing sight, surfacing out of the ocean. a white whale that had everyone talking about a kind of real-life moby dick. before copd... i took my

right a new mexico cop taser a ten year old why you may ask well because a kid refused to clean his coca-cola or aside from thinking what the hell is this world coming to this story got me thinking about how dangerous these supposedly less than lethal weapons are the boy's family filed a lawsuit citing that he could have faced death or serious bodily injury from getting tate's did you know that there have been around five hundred taser related deaths in the u.s. since two thousand and one but i guess that's not enough death to constitute reevaluation of how our law enforcement uses these weapons to stop tasiast bro and to break the said i'm first bringing you an interview i just did with ralph nader last night. the largest producer of you've never seen anything like i'm drunk. you may already be aware that there's a third party debate taking place right here on monday night and one well known political activists is hosting another third party debate this sunday right here in washington d.c. that activist is perennial presidential candidate ralph nader and his message is clear out with the old

i mean, we're talking coca- cola here, folks. i mean, you know, it was nice. chris? >> the sheik said that war cannot emerge from those who know and love god. that was a neat statement he made, and i was wondering, how do they- do they emulate jesus, or could you tell me a little more like that, because i heard him mention that? >> sure. it's a point that, you know, one of the things that i'll probably put in the study guide is some of this relationship, but it's the abrahamic tradition- abraham, moses- jesus is looked on as a great prophet; mary is worshiped. so we see a sense of embracing- you know, all this tension and negativity we get between these different faiths, well, islam sees it as the seal- the prophet. not to be negative, but we've run out of time- but that's the idea, it is the end. so in the next class, we'll be looking at the nation of islam.