coca-cola. there's all kind of things like party plates and glow sticks. sam is the ceo of oriental trading. who among us hasn't gotten the catalog at once. what is the company doing for you? warren: millions of happy customers. two new subsidiaries. and we're just starting. liz: better to be run by buffet? >> can't even compare. november 27th, 2012 was when berkshire acquired us. liz: travis s is on the phone. >> we went through several rounds of equity ownership. now we have autonomy. zero debt. the cash we generate, we're able to invest in the business. >> you have this warehouse. it's unbelievable. we shot some video of it. the warehouse is gigantic. you have very much become a part of what has become the chock can the gat center. maybe you can get them to run the warehouse. >> those are two big warehouses. liz: you want him acquiring businesses. i'm now going to reveal something that will be the first time anyone has ever seen this. >> liz, not on this program. liz: that will be tonight for later. we're revealing, at the shareholder meeting, your busi

olivia: coca-cola results -- coca-cola caesar u.s.to knock about five points off now revenue. adjusted earnings coming in a little better than estimate that $.44 per share versus estimate that 42 cents. $10.8 billion. coke saying they will target a share repurchasing of $2 billion to $3 billion in the coming year. global volume growth of just 1% in the quarter, and that brings us to our question of the day -- what is the future of the coca-cola company? how's it going to turn this oil supertanker? tom: the headline -- global sparkling beverage. what is a sparkling beverage? olivia: carbonated? tom: they are afraid to call coke "coke" anymore. a sparkling beverage. olivia: and that is why coke is getting into milk. let's see where u.s. futures are settling pointing to a higher open up by 12.6 are now. the u.s. 10-year above 2. the euro slightly weaker against the dollar, tom, trading at 1.13. this is as we wait to hear whether yanis varoufakis is playing a trick with mario draghi. nymex crude down by 1% trading at $52.33 per barrel in

we have single the cola that's coca-cola lack behind pepsico. -- seen coca-cola lag behind pepsico. >> thank you so much. our critical player inside the federal reserve says he is not yet ready to raise interest rates that ready to take on the push to congress to audit the fed. it has been a six-year push and longer. he spoke exclusively to peter cook. peter is here with more from the interview. he says he does not want to raise rates. >> he is not ready to pull the trigger just yet. fed presidents talk all the time, but not the governors. this is the first interview he has done since he joined the fed. he is not confident yet that inflation is moving back towards their 2% target. he says it is getting there and is closer but not yet has the confident -- he told me it was a great job supporter. he still sees some slack. >> it does feel very much like there is plenty of slack left out there in the economy. you have people working part-time, people who want to come back into the labor force. wages have been low. they do not suggest any -- those things tend to indicate the natural rate i

coca-cola shares are rising.usiness and cvs earnings also beats. and the gap had a bigger drop than expected. but the retailer is raising its outlook for the just-completed year. aeropostale expecting better than holiday sale. and shares soaring on that news. an urban outfitters also getting a boost. fourth quarter sales rising a larger than expected 12%. becky? >>> bill ackman may not have succeeded when he teamed up with valeant and attempted a takeover of allergan but it still made him money and made him the top of 2014. but ackman wasn't the only one cashing in. the stock soared 90% over the last year. after it was announced that allergan would be acquired edd by actavis. david pyott of allergan joins us this morning. thank you for being here. >> pleasure to be here. >> what a strange trip it's been other the last couple years. >> the last couple years were going quite well in fact. over my 17-year tenure the company grew enormously. in fact, when i started back in ' '98, the total sales were about $1.1 billi

. >> reporter: coca-cola's earnings beat came mostly due to continued cost cutting including layoffs and first price hike in two years. the good news sales up slightly in north america. ceo kathy wallarid said low gas prices help consumers. also conscious consumers buying teas and flavored waters shying away from sugar and soda. >> understand that trend and population growth flattened. the overall demand is flat. they have to look for niche markets to grow because the growth in carbonation soda is flat. >> reporter: the question around coca-cola mirrored questions about the overall economy. mainly can the world's largest beverage company find growth while facing global head winds? most of coke's earnings come from outside the united states. with the price of american exports increasing thanks to that stronger dollar, coca-cola ceo muhtar kent is calling 2015 a year in transition. he notes the consumer challenged everywhere around the world and that there is a lot of volatility in currency, interest rates, growth rates and geopolitical issues. there's also a continued risk among coke'

coca-cola thinks so. details on super milk hitting store shelves nationwide. former governor of indiana and current president of purdue university, mitch daniels is here. he has done what others said is impossible. freeze, freeze due tish one costs. other colleges taking note. all this and more coming up after the break. if a denture were to be put under a microscope we can see all the bacteria that still exists. polident's unique micro clean formula works in just 3 minutes, killing 99.99% of odor causing bacteria. for a cleaner, fresher brighter denture everyday. the real question that needs to be asked is "what is it that we can do that is impactful?" what the cloud enables is computing to empower cancer researchers. it used to take two weeks to sequence and analyze a genome; with the microsoft cloud we can analyze 100 per day. whatever i can do to help compute a cure for cancer, that's what i'd like to do. the future of the market is never clear. but at t. rowe price we can help guide your retirement savings. our experience is one reason 100% of our retirem

shares of coca-cola are trading higher.argest beverage company posting fourth-quarter earnings that beat estimates. coca-cola went through cost-cutting efforts at a price hike. compromises before tomorrow's meeting. the greek government will implement 70% of the reforms included in the current bailout deal. authorities are sounding defiant. >> unfortunately the so-called medication is toxic, and the worst thing is the attending physician knows this. but has commitments to continue prescribing it even if he knows and admits and private that it causes harm and does no good. stephanie: angela merkel has signaled she will not compromise on any terms in the greek bailout. almost half of the victims of a scam artist got their money back. every creditor with a claim of 900 76000 dollars or less has been paid in full. they have made -- made off investors have made --. i want to take you back. fabio, i want to talk about greece. the greek exit. fabio: there is a fundamental structure to trade that is successful for hedge funds. what

this is coca-cola versus the s&p. you have real meaningful underperform form mans, almost half as much as the market. that's one issue. then, we have how this instrument is doing compared to other subsets of the marquette. the blue line is coke. it has basically made no progress. if you were to look at coke relative to all beverages like dr. pepper, pepsi, it is underperforming. all beverages are underperforming the sector and staples is underperforming the market. not a good setup. coke made an all-time high of $40.87. we have gotten back there. it looks to me like we have stalled. we literally touch the high. here is the daily chart. we tried once and backed away, 45. we tried a second time and backed away. right at this critical juncture and then we backed away with a gap, with another gap, distribution. to me, this looks like a fairly major topping out formation. i think we break this trend. i'm a seller at coke. >> mike, where do you stand fundamentally? >> on a fundamental basis, this is trading a little over 20

>>> coca-cola is headed for dairy case to give milk a makeover. they are rolling out what they call premium milk which is more p protein and calcium, and it is not cheap. half a gallon is about $2 more than old fashioned milk. you can look for the new drink called fair life in a couple of weeks. >> that is interesting. coke milk, but it is not called milk? >> no, it is called fair life. >> "jjimmy fallon is up next fr l.a. jimmy fallon." tonight, join jimmy and his guests -- ellen degeneres, neil young, and featuring the legendary roots crew. >> questlove: long beach! >> steve: and now, here he is, jimmy fallon! ♪ ♪ [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: thank you. thank you very much. [ cheers and applause ] i feel the love. i love you right back. i love you right back. thank you so much. please welcome. have a good time. hang out and have a good time. welcome.

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and you know what's hurting coca-cola here it is the mighty dollar. the dollar gets stronger, it means it's tougher on those comparatives on overseas sales here. so a little bit of a drag coming on the dollar as far as coca-cola is concerned. back to you. >> and geoff, quickly, we see green arrows across the board from yesterday. however, oil prices continue to fall. so, what are the ripple effects from that this morning? >> reporter: yeah, i don't know whether you have the same gain here. we've got a gain here called buckaroo, where you have this little plastic horse and you keep loading on mining tools, and at some point it throws it all off. and that's what we've had here with this oil story, remarkable volatility. we've been up we've been down we've come back up again here and it's making it very difficult for the energy traders to work out where this story is going. that's why we've had some hmm, days where the markets couldn't quite decide how this one works out here. today we look like we're going to have a flat start to the trading session in

the coca-cola one is doing well. we monitor over a few days.hat you see is in the early days after the super bowl advertiser spend a lot of money to get shares. some facebook campaigns and there will be things that carry on being viewed after the budget ends. that's a really good ad that will resonate people will share because they love it. >> interesting to see who was going for cheeky, who was going for sexy. the jury's secrets -- victoria's secret, wives watch this with their husbands. there's more of a mixed audience than your typical football game. i wonder how that plays different online? >> obviously come on line even have a much more targeted message. online you can target men or women, rich people or poor people, people with kids, people without kids. when you have something designed for digital, you tend to define your target audience much more narrowly the new designs of the for tv. that's why the super apple -- super bowl ads in general are designed for a mass audience. they are relevant for a lot of consumers, like coca-cola tend t

so this is coca cola versus the s&p. since the bull market began. obviously you've got real meaningful underperformance. almost half as much as the markets. that's one issue. and then we have how this instrument is doing compared to other subsets of the market. the blue line is coke. over the last two years. it's basically made no progress. and yet if you were to look at coke relative to all beverages like dr. pepper, pepsi, it's underperforming. all beverages in turn are underperforming the sector, staples and staples are underperforming the market. this is not a good setup. now, two things i want to point out for the trade. coke made an all-time high of $44 and about 87 cents in 1998 and we've gotten back there and looks to me like we stalled up. i'm going it show you the daily chart. we literally touched the high. here's the daily chart. we tried once and backed away. 45. we tried a second time and backed away. right at this critical juncture. then we backed away with a gap, with another gap. distribution. to me, this looks like a fairly major to

within three months coca-cola had said we have made a mistake. we are going to go back to the original formula. now the value of that is an example of real consumer agency. is that a brilliant marketing campaign on behalf of coca-cola to choose their consumers to say no we really want this. to this day coca-cola officials maintain that it was just a mistake and i take them at their word. contemporary society were running the film the interview. the sony hacking in the interview. most people intuitively knew the minute that took place in the minute sunny with you that from general withdrawal was going to happen. there would be a sensation. my kids watch it the first night it was available on the internet. we are left with this paradox between who is calling the shots and it's the culture of historians because we are comfortable with that indeterminate answer. but it's the genesis of the book and it drives the contributions that we have included their throughout the text. i would like to think most people are -- there is a reason that it's in latin

we need to call out coca-cola as unhealthy. coca-cola is not the problem here.what he's saying? >> he may eat like a 6-year-old but i don't think he invests like a 6-year-old. so 6-year-olds don't know everything. i don't think so does diet. neil: take his financial acumen, you accept it, this other stuff no? >> no. in my book the only one food that shouldn't be on your shopping list is soda. so i think it's not just about soda itself which we know is not great, but what is it replacing if kids are having soda instead of milk that has nine essential minerals -- neil: he's a big investor in coca-cola. he has a reason to say that. he's a big investor in fast food. we should say that. he may have an agenda here. you're saying it's a wrong agenda to espouse. >> it's an agenda. not only a shareholder in coca-cola also a shareholder in sanofi which makes insulin. both sides of the spectrum. neil: become a diabetic, he can profit off it. >> he can profit either way. neil: he does eat all this stuff. he's 84 and sharp as a tack. >> he's also said he's given a choice bet

in consumer tastes, he wasn't giving up on coca-cola stock anytime soon. >> 1.9 billion 8-ounce servings sold in the world today. it's gone up almost every year since 1886. you know, it's true there's more publicity about it in this country, but i do not worry about coca-cola over time. i'm 84 years old. in my adult lifetime, one-quarter of all the calories i've consumed have come from colas. liz: and he's alive and kicking. can i just say, i don't know if you saw melissa francis' show earlier, she estimated with just this 3% gain in buffett's holdings today, he's made half a billion dollars in one day. and buffett told me he's never personally sold a single share of coke. he says he's not going to, at least for now. >>> stocks hitting session highs in just the last few minutes. how high will they rise as we enter the final half hour of trade? the safest and most interesting place to invest your money right now. we're bringing in two top strategists who share both their picks and their sectors, straight ahead. >>> and one hot stock, infrared hot. familiar

>> they launched this product called coca-cola life. it's naturally sweetened and a mid calorie drink. instead of artificial sweeteners they use sugar and stevia. it's very soon so we can't tell yet. so this is one of the things they're working on. they also took a -- they're investing in green mountain coffee. that's a healthier choice in term of what they're looking for to build up the wellness part of the business. >> let's move on and talk about pepsi the rouble will play a big impact on earnings. >> absolutely. it's a big business. it's 7 or 8% of pepsico sales. they bought a very big business in russia three or four years ago now. they will have quite a bit of pricing like everything else there in russia so maybe that offsets some of the pain and this quarter might be a false positive in russia because there was a lot of buying across categories that had the big price increases. it might approximate a situation where the volume pull back in russia hasn't happened yet because you know again i think a lot of folks including distribu

coca-cola milk. why is is this getting so much business and what is it? lot of people are moving away from the soft drinks. so coca-cola is trying to get hip to this trend and come out with a super milk which is 50% more protein, 50% less sugar, 30% more calcium. now it sounds great. a lot of nutritionists, though alex, are slamming this saying sugar in milk? we don't really think that's a big concern in the first place. and we're already getting enough protein. but coke really wants to get into this healthy beverage space. they have one of your favorites, the simply juice lines. but this premium special milk has a premium price. it's double the amount of regular milk. so about $4 for less than a gallon. >> we'll see what happens with that. nicole, thanks very much. good to see you >>> more on the massive blizzard that is set to dump more snow on new england. that's coming up. >>> plus freezing temperatures for a good part of the country. we're in seattle to see which 100 calorie black cherry greek yogurt tastes best. definitely that one. that one's delic

i'm thinking about it because of coca-cola.e kind of growth but certainly they're defensive. >> well you can find more defensive stocks in different areas. it doesn't have to be unique to -- you know consumer staples certainly defensive. and it would be more interested in my sper detective tiff than value technology. >> david, it's good seeing you. >> all right. >> david kostin. >>> breaking news here. >> hi carl well the white house has just put out a statement from the president confirming the death of the young humanitarian aid worker kayla mueller. she was just 25 years old captured back in 2013 in syria. isis, the group in syria, put out a notice last week said that they had killed her. now, the president confirming that she has died. saying ging kayla represents what is best for america and the values we have strived for around the world. isil as the white house calls the group, isil is a hateful abhorrent group and in contrast to the people like kayla. >> thank you so much. heartbreaking news. >>> let's switch gears now.

>>> coca-cola is headed for dairy case to give milk a makeover.k which is more pro protein and calcium, and it is not cheap. half a gallon is about $2 more than old fashioned milk. you can look for the new drink called fair life in a couple of weeks. >> that is interesting. coke milk, but it is not called milk? >> no, it is called fair life. >> "jimjimmy fallon is up next from l.a. jimmy fallon." tonight, join jimmy and his guests -- ellen degeneres, neil young

. >> "7 on your side" tonight with a consumer alert from coca-cola. the company known for its carbonated drinks is going to produce milk. its minute maid division is rolling out a new line called fair life. coca-cola says the drink has 50% more protein, 50% less sugar and 50% more calcium than regular milk. expected to be available nationwide next month. another hit for the midwest and new england. after a massive snowstorm, the regions are now dealing with bitter cold. in boston the snowiest week on record with nearly three feet on the ground. schools were closed again today and right now, the wind chill there is at about 10 degrees. meanwhile, boston mayor martin walsh says the victory parade for the new england patriots cannot be pushed back again even though the city is digging out from the snow. the subway system is also having weather-related problems. and monday night, walsh announced the parade will be postponed to wednesday morning, tomorrow. many suggested moving the date to saturday. but the mayor says players will have scattered by then. i

coca-cola we have had them since 1988.id: eight activist investor says he is dead wrong to stand by coca-cola and he will tell us why next. >> coming up on my show at the top of the hour the news today that turbo tax had stopped filing tax returns because of fraud. we have details of the complicated tax season in a long time. in just a few minutes. the real question that needs to be asked is "what is it that we can do that is impactful?" what the cloud enables is computing to empower cancer researchers. it used to take two weeks to sequence and analyze a genome; with the microsoft cloud we can analyze 100 per day. whatever i can do to help compute a cure for cancer, that's what i'd like to do. cheryl: back in august president obama revealed that we do not have a strategy to combat isis. the white house unveiling a national strategy that they say will shift things. david: i would hesitate to call it a strategy. let's find out what they are proposing and if it's not. rich edson has more. reporter: declaring national security

coca-cola, betting big on milk.remium line be the soda giant's next big billion-dollar franchise? ♪ >> the euro is down against the dollar. despite data showing exciting growth in germany, greece still clearly a concern. brent crude and west testis -- west texas intermediate are down today. gold advanced for the first time in three days after china announced it would cut its reserve ratio by 50 basis points reducing the amount of cash lenders must set aside as reserves. let's get back to bringing you the most important stories you need to know before the bell. olivia sterns and alec sherman joining me. coca-cola, trying something different. they are tried water, juices, coffee. what about this? milk. fair life milk. would you buy it? >> i would buy it. i also drink things like almond milk. i'm part of that weird alternative milk crowd. people are tricking less and less soda. people are tricking less cows milk so it makes total sense. >> cope milk. -- coke milk yummy. >> would you feed it to your kids? >> i would. >>

they finished at $141.12 but coca-cola, coke there owns 16% stake in monster. it was up 2% to $43.40-and carl icon suffered first annual loss since 2008. icon enterprises said the collapse in oil prices was the main culprit, however, the performance of apple shares which is the fund's largest holding helped mute the impact of falling oil. icon enterprises off nearly 2% today to $97.67. now to our market monitor who's positive on equities with the stock picks he said will benefit from the strong u.s. economy. eric wristabin, with chief investments. talk to me about your view of stocks for the rarmdemainder of this year. >> we like stocks. we think they'll be higher at the end of the year. if you look to trade this they may trade sideways until we see first quarter earnings because the market is very concerned, particularly by u.s. stocks. ability to weather a strong dollar and worried some of the weakness outside of the united states is going to actuall affect u.s. companies more than anticipated. we don't think so. that's why we think we'll be higher at the end

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and coca-cola has done that, thomas's english muffins kentucky fried chicken. wd-40.orithm. none of this is legally registered anywhere. >> that's right. and the reason they don't legally register it is because patents and copyrights, those only work for a limited period of time. but when you keep something a trade secret, you can keep it a trade secret for 100 years and coca-cola has done that. >> some people did allegedly steal the secret and went to pepsi with it. and pepsi went to the fbi and told coke. >> that's right. and these people got punished. i don't know if they realized that going into it, but stealing a trade secret like that it is not just a civil infraction. this is now a federal crime. so they got in some real trouble for doing that. >> the rare magician who copyrighted a trick is penn of penn and teller. he has a trick where he cuts the shadow of a rose and somehow makes the actual rose petals fall. he registered the act with the u.s. copyright office 30 years ago. recently someone in belgium posted a video of that trick that he called the rose and

coca-cola says the premium milk has more protein and calcium and will sell for double the price of a regular carton of milk. coke continues to diversify. >>> there is buzz office depot and staples are in talk to join forces. if they merge and it's approved, it could help the office supply giants compete against amazon, wal-mart and other online retailers. two years ago office depot bought officemax. >>> it may soon be able to brew a cup of off brand coffee with your keurig machine. cnn money reports that an unauthorized k cupmaker has come up with a tiny plastic device called the freedom clip. the nap-on gadget tricks the keurig's new 2.0 machine into thinking that the imitation is an authorized k cuff. >> i didn't even know there was such a thing. >>> the children's charities foundation distributed 700 coats this morning handed out at the verizon center. this is the sixth year of the event made possible by children's charities foundation and the bb&t basketball tournament. coats made a big difference for some kids in need. >> it means a lot for us. some of our family are cold and th

and within three months coca-cola had said we're taking -- we've made a mistake. we're going to go back to the original formula. now, evaluate that. is that an example of real consumer agency or is that a brilliant marketing campaign on the part of coca-cola to sort of juice their consumers to say no we really want this? to this day coca-cola officials maintained that it was just a mistake, and i take them at their word. contemporary society, we were running into that with the film "the interview." the sony hacking and "the interview." most people kind of intuitively knew the minute that took place and the minute sony withdrew that from general withdrawal what was going to happen? it was going to be an overnight sensation. my kids both watched it the first night it was available on the internet. and so we're left with this paradox between who's calling the shots. and it's the wheelhouse of cultural historians because we're very comfortable with that indeterminate answer but it's, it's the genesis of the book, and it drives through the contributions that we kind of

also on the beverage side, nonalcoholic, though, coca-cola making a solid move higher, up by about 3%. mega cap higher on the heels of better earnings and sales than average analyst estimates. results aided by lower commodity costs and expanded product growth areas like iced tea. the ceo did temper expectations going forward by saying 2015 will be a transition year and there remains a lot of volatility and uncertain macro environment. back over to you guys. >> i decided we're going to have a debate. >> let's do it. >> josh you hate coca-cola. >> we've battled on this before. >> my contention would be what the earnings came out with. they're trying to be more diversified and how are they doing that getting themselves not only in the tea space but energy space. did an acquisition in the milk space as well. i understand this is a carbonated company but they're trying to move away from it. it's that transitional phase. like we're seeing out of companies like microsoft, what satya nadella is trying to do over there. right now coca-cola seems to be doing an extremely good job at doing that

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coca-cola. at&t. coca-cola still a winner. nike had their price target lowered to 106 bucks.s leaving after a 16-year run. the stock under pressure today. take a look -- ♪ stuart: president obama singling out staples for cutting their employees' hours to avoid obamacare. listen to this. president obama: have you looked at staples stocks lately or the compensation of the ceo is, but i suspect they can well-afford to treat their workers favorably and give them some basic financial security. if they can't, they should be willing to allow those workers to get the affordable care act without cutting wages. shame on them. stuart: liz, is the president factually about what he's saying about staples? >> he's saying shame on them. this has to do with obamacare. staples said, it has nothing to do with obamacare. we've had a policy for more than a decade where part-time workers aren't supposed to be working beyond 25 hours a week, period. that has nothing to do with obamacare at all. stuart: the president is saying you don't want to control your costs. just be good. be nice. that's what

you don't see coca-cola doing a attack at against pepsi, right? coke would attack pepsi, pepsi would attack coke, he depressed the entire product category caps off things. to a certain extent, our system is depressing the category of democracy. young people turning off the news and are not reading the newspaper. i going in depth to policy issues. that is cleaning a situation in washington that is very problematic. again, some of that bitterness in the states, as well, but it is nowhere as near as intense. i think are able, after the elections, to be able to move past the bitterness and sit down at the table and figure out what is the appropriate compromise. i think governors are committed to trying to help congress and sit down to have discussions. in some cases, i have talked to legislators in colorado about how can i, you know, by sitting down with a different interest group, helped get a congressional representative you know, into the end zone on a particular issue and make sure that they feel there is enough backing for them in the state to ta

coca-cola, cvs, starwood, many, many more. apple makes history.he first 700 billion-dollar company in the world. first, let's go to nicole petallides on the floor of the new york stock exchange. nicole. >> charles, a great day indeed. we saw the dow up 140 points. the dow and the s&p about 1% off of their all-time record highs. the dow, the nasdaq, and the s&p in positive territory for 2015. so a great day for the bulls. you mentioned some of the great performers. coca-cola which led the way on the dow jones industrial average. profit beat the averages first time in four quarters. charging more for soda so it's working out for the company. home depot hired 80,000 people for the spring season. cvs new high. that was an exciting one to watch. and starwood hotels. also, that moved to up arrows. that was up over 6% on the day. steve foods came under pressure. apple was the story stock of the day. continued to grow. bond sale. everybody waiting on the webtv. the driverless car. what can i tell you, market caps will blow everybody out of the water. >> m

look at coca-cola, big winner.he stock is up three and a quarter percent. then we've got citigroup. it says oil may drop to $20 a barrel? right now it's at 50.t 3. that's from citigroup, okay? 20? let's see. gas prices up another penny 2.18, 15 straight days gas has now gone up, but we're still well below a dollar where we were this time last year. the ten-year treasury yield touched 2% today, first time in a month, helped by those reports of a possible deal between greece and its largely german creditors. then we have president obama. he says he is finally establishing a new government agency to protect us from cyber crime. could also give the government more access to whatever we do online. guess who's here to deal with that? judge andrew napolitano. everybody wants to be protected from hackers but are we going to give up some more of our liberties, some more of our privacy if the government sets up this agency to check us all out? >> well, it depends on how fearful we are, because people when afraid -- particula

it had previously been disclosed that coca-cola was going to have that 16% stake in the company. that happened last year. now, a separate regulatory filing was generated today after the company took delivery of those shares. that actually boosted its physical state to that previously reported 16%. those shares of keurig green mountain they're still volatile in afraid trade. more on power lunch after the break. student. know that chasing performance can mean lower returns and fewer choices in retirement. know that proper allocation could help increase returns so you can enjoy that second home sooner. know the right financial planning can help you save for college and retirement. know where you stand with pnc total insight. a new investing and banking experience with personalized guidance and online tools. visit a branch, call or go online today. ♪ ♪ ♪ tigers, both of you. tigers? don't be modest. i see how you've been investing. setting long term goals. diversifying. dip! you got our attention. we did? of course. you're type e* well, i have been researching retirement strategies.

he owns $16 billion worth of coca-cola stock.es ice cream and salty potato sticks. >> i don't even know what potato sticks are, but i think i would like them, too. stephanie: he says he checked the actuarial tables and found the lowest death rate is among six-year-olds. why is he eating like one? i just have to post for a second. if you would like to see what a six-year-old is like after consuming five coca-cola's in one day, i would be happy to loan my son up and sent him to omaha. it ain't pretty. matt: i did not think anything else when i was six. stephanie: you are talking about crazy town. matt: it is an issue that divided the tech and media communities. we are talking about whether broadband providers like comcast can charge websites like amazon a fee to travel on a faster lane. the fcc is poised to say no. that vote is expected any time now after years of debate. our next guest says this decision will not be enough to keep the internet free and open. thanks a much for joining us. let me start by asking you about who pays f

most famously in 1985 coca-cola co.rily announced it in taste tests and their ending production of classic coke and rereleasing is a knockoff on pepsi. the response was overwhelming. this is that the dog at cnn and the mass runtime department tours to get the old classic coke. within three months, coca-cola had said we've made a mistake. we are going to go back to the original formula. evaluate that. is that an example of real consumer auric agency or april could be a marketing campaign on the part of coca-cola to sort of choose their consumers to say we really want to. to this day coco cola officials maintain that the mistake. contemporary society. the sony hacking in the interview. most people kind of intuitively knew the minute that took place and withdrew that what was going to happen. my kids both watched it the night was available on the internet. we are left with this paradox between who is calling the shots. it's the real hearts of cultural historians because we are comfortable with the indeterminate answer, but

coca-cola.e servings. >> maybe that's why that stock hangs in there. >> what is he 83 84. >> god love him. >> his mind is incredible. >> i'll eat whatever he's eating. >> amazing. >> i may switch. >> the best walking advertisement cokeca-cola has, 84. >> the salesforce cokeca-cola in germany. >> the 50th anniversary, see what that brings. >> i've been reading letters since '83. they are brilliant. and becky will do a fabulous job. that will be must-watch tv. >> "stop trading" with jim in a moment. don't go away. sometimes the present looked bright. sometimes romantic. there were tears in my eyes. and tears in my eyes. and so many little things that we learned were really the biggest things. through it all, we saved and had a retirement plan. and someone who listened and helped us along the way. because we always knew that someday the future would be the present. every someday needs a plan. talk with us about your retirement today. can it make a dentist appointment when my teeth are ready? ♪ ♪ ca

anyone with a piece of coca-cola. sales rose for the first time in a year in north america. up about 3% right now. warren buffett still holds around 400 million shares of coca-cola meaning he's made more than half a billion dollars since this morning? really? come on. he doesn't need it. and making more money than the super bowl, new york fashion week. the biannual event generates a billion bucks for the city each year. the super bowl made just half of that for new jersey last year. figures. finally heading back to marvel. marvel sold the rights for spider-man in the '90s. he's been alone. a new deal means that spidey can join the likes of captain america and thor. and producing the movie is none other than amy pascal. she starts that gig when she steps down from sony pictures. interesting. new england can't catch a break as back-to-back storms bring 70 inches in the last seven days. the real problem may not be the never ending snow, but where to put it. mollie is in boston with the latest details. mollie, i think someone has to put it somewhere. where? >> absolutely. well e

and coca-cola has done that kentucky fried chicken. wd-40. google's search alg algorhythm. when you have a trade secret you can keep it a correct for 100 years. >> some people did allegedly steal the secret and went to pepsi with it. and pepsi went to the fbi and told coke. >> stealing a trade secret like that is not just a civil infraction it's a federal crime. they got in real trouble. >> the rare magician who copyrighted a trick is penn of penn and teller. he registered the act with the u.s. copyright office 30 years ago. someone in belgium posted a video of the trick called the rose and her shadow. i don't know if he grabbed it from the copyright office. teller sued him and he won $15,000. so that's the reason to copyright. >> yeah, except for right now teller might be the exception rather than the rule because even in the ruling the judge said i'm going to give this one to you but so you know you can't copyright a magic trick. i'm going to give it to you because the choreography, that you can have the copyright on. so us magicians are trying to figure out how broad is

coke coca-cola made its first change in 1990 when it launched new coke. remember that?utraged and so the company had to restock shelves with the original coke it branded coca-cola classic. twinings changed an 80-year-old recipe and then relaunched it after three months and complaints from tea drinkers. there were hundreds of complaints after kelloggs changed their recipe for special k in may 2013. there was a facebook page deluge of unhappy leader. it had been unchanged since 1983. andrew joins us. great to have you with us. let's start with this. i'm kind of curious. i understand if you go up to consumers and say, do you want artificial food flavors in your food stuff. we will say no. at the end of the day, do consumers really care when it comes to chocolate bars? >> in the uk that was the case. the artificial flavors and coloration removed today, british markets removed those nearly a decade ago. two reasons. we finding consumers wanted to know what was in their products and can understand it better. second, there are health concerns linked to some additive hyperactiv