they're doing videos for coca-cola today. would it make you more likely to buy coca-cola?ably. >> yeah. >> reporter: really? >> yeah. >> it's like, they're not made up of, like, these -- they're like normal people. real life. >> celebrities, but not celebrities. >> reporter: it's that ability to connect that has corporate america looking for ways to cash in. >> young people ar little bit tired of being spoon-fed this highly produced entertainment. >> reporter: niche is a combination ad agency and talent agency for this digital age. >> we have tons of kids on the site who see better engagement on their social channels than miley cyrus does. vine stars and instagram photographers are more influential, morrell, more popular with young audiences. >> reporter: connecting the big corporate brands with the social media stars best positioned to influence their target audience. >> these creators can do whatever they want on their channel. but if they want to turn this into a full-time living and they want to work with some of the biggest fortune 500 brands, all their content is goi

from david winters, winter green advise others, he is coming up, also continues to be at odds with coca-cola and warren buffett's berkshire hat away, he joins us exclusively in a little bit. >> as we said, zero hour for alibaba. the energy really is palpable here on the new york stock exchange floor today, more so than normal, eagerly awaitedism po due any time, the pricing will be due any time after the bell tonight. you will hear that news here first and we will prepare you for what should be an eventful first day of trading tomorrow morning right here on the floor of the new orleans stock exchange. already talk whether there's an alibaba effect in the markets. the dow up 95 points, 17252, pretty much at new intraday highs here. meanwhile, the nasdaq's up half a percent. that's the one that has some people thinking perhaps there's money being put to work in the broader market that couldn't get a pest of alibaba. that index up half a percent today. the s & p, 2009 trading up by four-tenths. and again, pretty close to all-time highs. >> so much to get to. we have a good group today on our "c

tied for mcilroy and the tour championship by coca-cola. wins the bag and everything in it.do it! it's never been more fun to have a mastercard. it can get you lessons with pros. access to tpc golf courses. ahh! oh my gosh. 8 time major champions, not eligible. psh, sneeedeker. and maybe... a priceless surprise. good luck. have a good day. >>> back at east lake, third round tour championship by coca-cola which will ultimately determine the fedexcup champion. purse is a record $8 million at this tour championship. $1.44 million to the winner. and the winner of the fedexcup gets the $10 million and the $35 million bonus money. as mcilroy and horschel have arrived here at the 18th. the final pairing of the day. and a little too much club there, rog, for rory who flew that bunker. >> yeah. that's not a very good lead. he'll have to pitch it just on to the green. it's going to trickle across the ridge in the green. and as he gets across that, it's going to be picking up speed and moving hard to his left. if he gets it up and in from here. >> it's so hard to get the right distance

out of it and we are just a few minutes away from officially heading to the tour championship by coca-cola. there are the times on golf channel and nbc. the top 30. martin kaymer now. fourth shot. >> like you said, there's not much break here. it's not going to get to the hole. i don't believe. >> that's a good leave. >> going to end with his fourth bogey of the day. it will be a plus 3 round of 73 for the u.s. open champion. >> just not much good, sustained play. just always a little ragged. >> just perfect playing scoring conditions. no wind. soft greens. altitude. not too long a course when you factor the altitude in. just guys are awfully good now. there's just so many good players. you shoot over par on the last round on a day like today you will get a lot of people pass you. >> so palmer for par. so, you know, if it turns out here, horschel could have walked for relief. >> yeah. >> guy taking all the time to play here. >> the same putt that bubba had, roger. very quick. you see this moving west. >> yes, i do. >> just a little farther to the right is a straight putt. where he is, it m

tied for mcilroy and the tour championship by coca-cola. wins the bag and everything in it.do it! it's never been more fun to have a mastercard. it can get you lessons with pros. access to tpc golf courses. ahh! oh my gosh. 8 time major champions, not eligible. psh, sneeedeker. and maybe... a priceless surprise. good luck. have a good day. >>> back at east lake, third round tour championship by coca-cola which will ultimately determine the fedexcup champion. purse is a record $8 million at this tour championship. $1.44 million to the winner. and the winner of the fedexcup gets the $10 million and the $35 million bonus money. as mcilroy and horschel have arrived here at the 18th. the final pairing of the day. and a little too much club there, rog, for rory who flew that bunker. >> yeah. that's not a very good lead. he'll have to pitch it just on to the green. it's going to trickle across the ridge in the green. and as he gets across that, it's going to be picking up speed and moving hard to his left. if he gets it up and in from here. >> it's so hard to get the right distance

out of it and we are just a few minutes away from officially heading to the tour championship by coca-cola. there are the times on golf channel and nbc. the top 30. martin kaymer now. fourth shot. >> like you said, there's not much break here. it's not going to get to the hole. i don't believe. >> that's a good leave. >> going to end with his fourth bogey of the day. it will be a plus 3 round of 73 for the u.s. open champion. >> just not much good, sustained play. just always a little ragged. >> just perfect playing scoring conditions. no wind. soft greens. altitude. not too long a course when you factor the altitude in. just guys are awfully good now. there's just so many good players. you shoot over par on the last round on a day like today you will get a lot of people pass you. >> so palmer for par. so, you know, if it turns out here, horschel could have walked for relief. >> yeah. >> guy taking all the time to play here. >> the same putt that bubba had, roger. very quick. you see this moving west. >> yes, i do. >> just a little farther to the right is a straight putt. where he is, it m

coca-cola share a coke campaign is being credited with a 2% surge in u.s.ales according to an analyst at wells fargo. this was a huge victory. you could go and find a bottle of coke with your name on it or not in my case. although i onethought one said melissa on ebay. i think someone drank with it. charlie gasparino, do you have a coke with your name. >> i don't do coke. melissa: leave that there and move on to scott quickly. >> i do not have one with my name on it. i do drink coca-cola, melissa. sugary are on the outs. food police are after them. they're trying to drop calories and sugar content which will not make them taste good. melissa: this was a good gimmick america jonathan. they printed special things on labels. people bought more. give them credit. >> they are able to make what we know as commodity, all of sudden for a moment, feel personalized. melissa: there you go. >> when it comes to marketing in general, when you think it all has been tried before, this pretty simple solution ended up having quite a boost to coke's bottom line. melissa: than

>> cars, movies, coca-cola, budweiser. yourare trying to get engagement and attention. a big medium. $6 nfl by itself does like billion. you feel the resonance. the internet has fallen on delivering results for advertisers historically. >> the publisher of people when i worked there 1000 years ago said it's fundamentally about the leaf. you have to believe that advertising works. you cannot measure it. -- it's fundamentally about the belief. telle nfl does not just viewers that your is paying more attention than are more engaged. one of the hottest companies in our portfolio is called chart beat. there are the first technology that lets you actually directly measure attention and not just age likes -- page clicks. >> you say it disproves most of what we take as fact like what? is a sense that banner ads don't work. they can work great if you put them in the right places, in front of audiences that are engaged and care about the content. we all know that there are click bait articles. they clegg on them but they just bounce right off versus a much more in-depth article t

proctor, pepsico, coca-cola. they all take off as they should have been doing all along because packaging and shipping are their biggest costs. what, you thought it was going to be corn flakes? the water that goes into soda. even the beleaguered mcdonald's, which has crept up after terrible numbers, jumped a dollar on good gasoline news. this is the delayed reaction that i've been waiting for. and it's happened at last. as common sense so often absent in the marketplace. although oil bounced taking many oil stocks up with it, too. that's how you got the last charge up in the averages. now, as always, reported not so hot number. we turn on the home builders even though i told you time and again the home builders have differences, they shouldn't be traded like commodities. apple took a well-deserved breather. i'm sure people will say that's because the new bigger phones bend and are too big for your face. i think you should be glad you don't have a bigger face. you should stop complaining. nevertheless, today was a

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for just $100, card holders can have all the pasta, salad, bread, and coca cola their hearts desire forseven weeks. but there's a catch. only 1,000 of the precious passes are being made available and you're not supposed to share food with others at the table. come on. said a spokesperson, what we're trying to do is get some attention. it's sure to provoke a reaction. here's how one pasta lover reacted when he heard the news. >> olive garden, known as the place where you can gorge, is taking its offer one step further. for $100, card holders can scarf down all they want for seven weeks. >> i love that. the one on the left is like, i'm so excited. dagan, is there anything more american than all you can eat deals? >> no. it is perfectly american, that's why we're fat. by the way, this is already sold out. i checked. >> i checked, too. >> they only sold 1,000 of them. so mess you if you got in on this deal so you can hang out with a bunch of other fat bastards who smell like garlic. >> they're my people. dana, have you ever been to an olive guarden? >> yes, i can. i love the soup and salad.

la compaÑÍa ahora es mÁs valiosa que i b m coca cola.egar se prolongÓ por mÁs de mil partidos. el director de los ranger de texas lo incluyÓ en la alineaciÓn y sin notificar antes. de esto modo sorpresivo fue el salto. vemos las reacciones que provocÓ esta noticia. (aplausos) >> el sueÑo de las grandes ligas que impulsa miles de niÑos y jÓvenes se hizo realidad esta semana para rodrÍguez. quiÉn tras 13 temporadas y a los 31 aÑos se uniÓ a los texas ranger. >> un momento muy especial en mi vida. una emociÓn muy grande, de verdad. despuÉs de tantos aÑos de carrera en la liga de menores. me siento muy feliz, satisfecho por haber llegado. >> participÓ en 1095 juegos. jugÓ mÁs tiempo antes de las grandes ligas. para presentador deportivo se trata de una zaÑa. >> si tienen la oportunidad para participar en lo mÁximo, porque estÁs hablando del mejor beisbol del planeta donde todos quieren jugar. >> crÍticos comparon el logro con la pelÍcula... protagonizada por kevin que habla de un jugador que llega a la cuspidede mundial. >> toda mi vida luch

coffee where coca-cola keeps coming back and back and back.e dramatically higher if able to plow the distribution network. this is red bull. where's monster mostly sold? at convenience stores. what happens at convenience stores when gasoline goes down, sales spike. what do they buy? they buy tobacco, they buy chocolate, and they buy energy drinks. monster goes much higher. >> much higher from here. >> much higher. >> you believe that to be the case. >> i do. >> that was quite a move up, that the market gave credit for when they announced the deal. it's significant, they have -- nobody else is able to take over monster, it f. they choose down the road. >> coca-cola's gotten aggressive how to diversify. companies, big companies keep buying. why? they need growth. monster has tremendous growth. this stocks a great place to be, even up here. i typically do not recommend stocks up here at these levels. >> opening bell a few minutes away. alibaba, day two of trading. talk about yahoo! as well, which was down insurancely. and mr. barroso after this.

pepsico and coca-cola are vowing to cut number of calories americans drink each year by promoting smaller sizes and pushing healthier options. unfortunately for their little initiative soda sales are already slumping. they say say they will help americans by selling smaller cans? they will not charge that much less for it. they're recognizing a trend going on around them. >> wasn't mike bloomberg behind some of this? melissa: i have no doubt. what do you think? >> i hope they don't destroy soda the way they devoid soup. took all salt out of it. we learned that salt wasn't really all that bad for you. if this is basically doing consumers want, then and it is pr, great. but i don't like this war on flavor. melissa: look, we don't have soda in my house. my kids do not drink soda. i never introduced it to them. they drink water. this idea of caloric beverages i think is really out of fashion. >> on the other hand when you look at people on lower socioeconomic scale, they get 30% of calories potentially from sugary foods. melissa: but soda and beverages? >> beverages. they get a huge amount of

that sounds awesome. >> no fried coca-cola? >> you freeze it?a trip. >> one great thing about this map, the visibility really starting to get a lot better through the north and western suburbs, where you've had so much fog this morning, it progressively is thing out, so good news, coming your way there, tory? >> traveling out and about, just notice, rush hour is sprinkled, with delays, all over the map. thirteen on 95, nine on the schuylkill, 21 traveling on 476 jammed everywhere. fill up at this pump. >> quick reminder, we do go on the air 4:30 a.m. on tester station cbs-3, many of you are up so are we bringing you the news, traffic weather and sports we like to bring it to you extra early. thanks for watching "eyewitness news" on the "cw". for more local weather traffic weather and sports always on at cbsphilly.com. talk philly coming up at noon on cbs-3. right back witith one more check on your tr the lightest or nothing. the smartest or nothing. the quietest or nothing. the sleekest... ...sexiest, ...baddest, ...safest, ...tightest, ...quick

wal-mart pays price for offer charging people in one state for coca cola we will have that next. >>> common ingredient in toothpaste could be causing more trouble for your teeth and gums what a dental hygienist discovered coming hygienist discovered coming up, don't believe tom corbett's tv ad. the facts speak for themselves. tom corbett cut a billion dollars from our schools. he took an ax to education. twenty-seven thousand educators were laid-off. class sizes increased. and now almost eighty percent of school districts plan to raise property taxes. tom corbett. can't trust him on education. can't trust him to be for us. ♪ i thought it'd be bigger. ♪ ♪ (dad) there's nothing i can't reach in my subaru. (vo) introducing the all-new subaru outback. love. it's what makes a subaru,a subaru. >>> katie? >> good morning, in a cash a we have a hurricane churning in the open waters of the atlantic and it is bringing indirect impact to our area edward achieved major category three status yesterday but it has weaken back to cat one at this point. regardless, it is turning up the the surf and e

that is why coca-cola snapped them up, people are making right decisions,s soms some sometimesy chooserages. >> it was more of a marketing statement. >> totally. >> people know what the right choice is. >> this is green washing, you look for an important to make your corporate brand look good, but it starts like voluntary agreement among 3 biggest soda companies, then stuff like this turns into regulations again smaller up starts. that ul one a problem that is not an outcome that anyone should want. >> i look at this and people requiring mainstream america not to drink the beverages, what i see, you it will me what you think, i see, eliteism, snobery, we don't drink this you shouldn't drink it. they see this size a chino product that all over -- cheap, product that is all over the country from every store, they don't use it, they don't. you to either. >> it is not just side awe have seen bans on fried chicken establishments and extra taxes on greasy food, and out right bans on hamburgers made of doughnuts and beef patties. >> i love, that do not touch my burger. kmele, as you look at t

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

. >> >>banana, milk, coca-cola. >> my wife says no hot dogs, no aged cheese, no alcohol. rid of that. the formula she uses, mag need@ yum, riboflavin and co-q 10. nothing more important than getting the right amount of sleep. uninterrupted sleep. too much sleep with bring on a migraine. too little sleep definitely brings on a migraine. exercise, sleep right, eat right. get rid of the @ foods. it is the amino acid in the hot dogs, aged cheese, red wine. you want co-q 10, magnesium and . >> you rub the oil. it basically relaxes you before bat could be calmer. >> have someone rub it on you. >> i knew one of you were going to say that. thank you. doctors, thank you so much. always entertaining and informative. >>> that's going to do it for us. >> thank you for watching. >>> a complain flashback all the way to 2008. hillary clinton back in the hawkeye state for the first type since her failed race for the white house. officially she is in iowa to fund raise but

>>banana, milk, coca-cola. you'll be fine. prescription. >> my wife says no hot dogs, no aged cheese, no alcohol. get rid of that. what you do want -- this is a formula e sh uses really well. magnesium. riboflavin and co-q 10. nothing more important than getting the right amount of sleep. uninterrupted sleep. too much sleep can bring on a migrai migraine. too little sleep definitely brings on a migraine. exercise, sleep right, eat right. get rid of the tiramine loaded foods. >> what is that? >> it's an amino acid in the hot dogs, aged cheese, red wine. you want co-q 10, magnesium and >> you rub the oil. near where you're working. even on your skin. it really is soothing and calming. again, with this peppermint oil, it basically relaxes you. you get to the gym you could be calmer. >> have someone rub it on you. >> i knew one of you were going to say that. thank you. doctors, thank you so much. always entertaining and informative. >>> that's going to do it for us. >> thank you for watching. "sunday housecall." every sunday on th

in tests like these nationwide, more people prefer pepsi over coca-cola. >> pepsi. >> ♪ it's pepsi ♪te that winning taste >> an american icon in a battle of the titans. is "coke" a dirty word around here? >> it's poison. [ laughs ] >> an outspoken leader... >> can you believe this?. >> ...of a corporate empire. not just pepsi -- it's pepsico. 19 different billion-dollar brands and more than 3,000 products -- frito-lay, quaker oats, tropicana,

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what the market cap is, dan, a company now, you know, that is bigger than oracle, at&t, coca-co coca-cola, bank of america. does any, citi and on and on. you have to make a decision i guess as an insivestor as to whether you believe that alibaba is going to grow into its market cap that the point. >> i don't think it has an over sized market cap right now. i think the market cap is fair. and what i mean is if you look at the valuation of the company relative to facebook or relative to ten cent which is their big kpet ner china the valuation is roughly where both companies are trading. so this is a fair valuation. i think if you over the longer term it is easy for me see how the stock going with the revenues doubles over the next five year period of time. and there are a couple of pieces to build up to that to get there. but if you look at china, it is growing 6%, their economy per year over five years, that alone adds about 35% to the size of revenues at this company. and if you look at the growth in their consumer, where consumer is only 35% of gdp in china and it is about 67% here, and

wanted to point out a mini, increment's deal on the deal involves coca-cola and green mountain. i actually have the product here, shipped to me by coca-cola, a coke brand, will be the first coke brand in the keurig hot brewing machine. the latest in a series of moves. coke took a stake in green mountain, 10% in may. said it was raising that to 16% and working on a current cold beverage, bringing a machine together. a lot of speculation perhaps this is build sdwroup a potential acquisition from coca-cola of green mountain. obviously, just speculation. you continue to see this relationship build with this honest tea. >> what is this? little pods? right. similar to the coffee. >> put it in the hot brewing machine, though it says brew over ice. you can make one cold. i'll make you one after the show. >> that would be refrerging. thanks. >> green or black. >> green, please. >> two flavors. something to watch. two companies. green mountain shares near record high. >> they are. coke going on to do a somewhat similar deal with monster. >>> just two days away from jobs friday, and that m

worth more than much older companies such as ibm, coca- cola, at&t and disney. facebook's stock is trading right now at about $77.83. that's up more than 40% this year. analysts credit some of the value increase to mobile growth and recent acquisitions. facebook now generates nearly two-thirds of its total ad sales from mobile platforms. >>> verizon is offering customers a free iphone 6 when it goes on sale september 19th but there is a catch. customers must turn in their old iphone and up for a new contract. those who redeem the offer will trade in their old modeledle and receive a gift card for $200 to be used toward the new iphone 6. the offer does not apply to the other phone, the iphone 6 plus. >>> as we gift told you at the beginning of the newscast, four people were hurt when a driver veered off the road this morning in san mateo. the driver was also hurt. police believe three of the injured are special needs students. ktvu's allie rasmus is on the scene and will have the latest on the news at 5:00. >>> thank you for making ktvu your choice for news. we a

we've also seen td bank, ups, coca cola, and nike. nike in fact is not just on the banner, it's on every single player's uniform, and on their shoes. >> we bring in a lot of profit in this city alone. so the fact that we're putting our lives on the line, there's people out there dying from this, being able to never walk again... >> coach dabo swinney enjoys celebrity status, and his opinions can sway the fan base. >> what we try to teach our guys is to use football, to create the opportunities, take advantage of the platform and the brand and the marketing that you have available to you. as far as paying players, professionalizing college athletics, that's when you lose me. i'll go do something else, because there's enough entitlement in this world as it is. >> coach swinney just signed an 8-year contract that will pay three million dollars next season. meanwhile, 86 percent of college football players live below the federal poverty line. >> the reason why we're at a breaking point is that we currently have two economies existing side

three largest soda companies, coca cola pepsi and doctor pepper snap he will group pledged to cut number of sugar drink calories americans consume by 20 percent over the medication ten years. the companies plan to reach that gel through education, marketing and packaging. >>> and, entero virus d68 continues to make its way across the country. thirty states including pennsylvania, and new jersey now have confirmed cases of that respiratory virus and it is particularly harmful to children. officials say that kids going back to school may be responsible for the recent increase in cases. parent are advised to talk to their pediatrician for advice how to protect their children. >>> right now it is 5:53 and how are we looking outside today, katie. >> in the too bad but problem is what is yet to come. we will start off with a wide zoom on storm scan three and heavy rain has been dousing eastern north carolina for quite a while now. we have a three her loop ape there hasn't been too much movement with the heavy band of rain and that is what we're in for by late tonight into tomorrow. period of r

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including coca-cola. eu so, they drew on this directive, brought it to mexico and said, if you are able to sign on to a directive in europe, why aren't you able to sign on to a similar directive in mexico? thethat was what mobilize beverage industry in mexico to sign on. aey realized that by having double standard, they would look eyesuffer in the public's enormously. so i'm using that as an anecdote because you say, where is the value of an eu directive? jeez, that is brussels, bureaucracy, god, what is that? but here is the case of the value. others can use this, not only in the eu. this made a big change in the boldness of a strategy to challengessorts of you are identifying. i think this is what i would call soft law. i think one can use both hard and soft. theory of diplomacy. not everything has to have teeth and sanctions. bme thing by association, dentresident -- by prece can be influential. i am not suggesting that is the only way, but i think we have an instrumentation. when it comes to moving fo

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but this company's priced a lot cheaper than mcdonald's and coca-cola.e tech risk but given the demand for the iphone 6, the tech risk is probably pushed back for another two years so i just think this is a great situation that basically everyone should earn -- own and mountains of free cash flow here. it's not like alibaba. you have u.s. accounting here. you have u.s. governance. you don't have to worry that tim cook's going to buy a film company as jack ma did. >> or hive off the payment system. we are out of time. i want to double back. you said if the payment system or the fingerprinting technology worked, you could get 30% or 40% upside. can you briefly explain how you get there? >> i think what you're going to see is a multiple stretch, simon. all you have to do is move the multiple from 10 to 13 or 14 which would put it up with coca-cola, perhaps pepsico. top quality consumer product companies. you're going to see in the next couple of years probably 15%, 20% at a minimum growth in ebita. monstrously more than that in free cash flow. you should ge

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that was a huge success with coca-cola really the only voluntarily public measure that succeeded. one thing that is interesting is i may not be the only person that when you go to a supermarket and look at what people are selling, you have a cheap soda with the high fructose corn syrup in the two leader bottles of you have fine arts is a also but it comes in a customary measures of fluid ounces. the opposite is true for water. we have this idea of the fancy name brand of water really good water comes from europe's almost all of that is in the leader even poland spring. >> considering of latin mass said did several times today measure now in customary? >> yes. the mars orbiter disaster i think hundreds of millions of dollars was a weather satellite that went to mars. the mistake was the software was using customary movements and it was somehow reversed but it created a divide because it was just a stupid error that could have been in any other brilliant things that had to have been. and the system of international the organization that basically controls the metric system and they

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coca-cola, 1973, seven up in the bottles that the leader was in plastic and there was also some propaganda. think metric. it was the day of the bathing beauty babes. then there were those that were completely against it. he was a british mistake that did things like took the rolling stones for flying saucers. there was also a guy named dean crackle who said something like metric is definitely communist. one language, one measurement system. there's 160 acres. we built the homes and the down buckets in the textbook that had buffalo bill writing across the columbus of the west but the anti-metric activist was the one that made these t-shirts. there he is hanging out with tom wolfe and he put together the football which happened. it was covered by the new yorker, "new york times," thousands of people turned out. it happened in 1981 before the metric system was killed. one of the surprising things about the movement is that it wasn't the people who were for the metric system at the time were the ones that seemed the less thinking at the less good arguments and whether or not you agreed with th

, breadsticks, coca-cola products.tations. joe flaco through two touchdowns but this is interesting. look at this. a lot of fans, a lot of women fans wearing gray rice jerseys and a call to action, u.s. senators led by bob robotics they're sending a letter to commissioner roger goodell calling for a zero tolerance policy against the domestic violence. >> of course you agree with the sentiment but i hate to say it, sorry this sounds cynical but this is awfully convenient in terms of political timing. all these women senators pretty much all of them democrats except for one across as with the democrats before the midterm elections, i don't know, war on women, the democrats seem again i agree with the sentiment but there is something a little bit -- charles: interesting in the last segment, the reason women went back to the arms of president obama was successful war on women campaign. dovetails nicely to that but you can't ignore it. >> why does the war on women campaign successful? if you ask anyone india know what paul

we ride bicycles and buses, and drive gas guzzlers and hybrid cars, trucks with coca-cola logos.e worry for our daughters. we worry for her sons who pierce your ears. we work hard try to pay her medical bills and play the roles we have chosen are that have chosen us. what can we say that has not been set? the notion of no new taxes continues to stifle progress and strangle compassion. the endless war hawks are state. we spend $200,000 every minute to sustain a government in iraq while iraqi officials disappear for month-long vacations. there is no vacation for us. the bridge has collapsed. it's a catastrophe. we are shocked. we pull ourselves together and learn new lines on the front, we become the hometown heroes we will forever revere. later back in her old neighborhood no matter how far up the road we move a thunderstorm is uprooted an ancient tree. nothing stays the same. the old tree staircase above. we pull over to the curb, stop, leap and see against all odds backyard gardens safe insertion. we are lucky to be alive. the sun begins to set. cinnamon liked the seven hills of

cola, -- ifork or you are coca-cola, that's not where you want to advertise. >> i wonder if that changesaluations of those companies? there is this notorious e-mail that went around the new york times, saying look at all the clicks buzz feed is getting. the new york times needs to be more like buzz feed. the nature of journalism is changing to respond to those clicks. you were saying those are low-calorie, or high calorie low food value sites. they are consuming time but not interests. >> it is not a zero-sum game at. i get in the ads were they are supposed to be, you will see dollars flow from tv into the internet. i think the whole tie is going to grow as a result. it will make the whole time bigger. the top 10 most annoying things about cory johnson. [laughter] >> what are you talking about? video?out streaming i have a selfish interest in knowing how video can capture more brand advertising dollars. it has been historically difficult. people still want to put their money and television, even though that might not be where the ad dollars are. >> video has its own unique set of challen