you had a coca-cola. >> my grandfather was with coca-cola. we're a big coke family.h college. gave me a $5 bill for every a. my grandfather was great guy. love that company. i support i support, fine if you want to tax me because i'm going to buy a coca-cola, that's fine. throw a few cents extra on my coca-cola. if i choose to drink sugary drink, i should pay health care if i get obese or get diabetes. however i don't think you should tell me what i can and can't drink. if i want to drink a sugary drink that's it. >> when will the lecturing will stop in if they lecture you about sewed today when will it stop. >> you bring the point about control. if therefore going to provide with you birth control and other things they're going as you said think they have the right to regulate it and control it but isn't it interesting how they cherry-pick certain things. like you mentioned weed and contraception, good. but other things are bad. >> cool thing people smoke weed. but fat people in the middle of the country drink soda and they're country. >> that makes you hungry. what

then he needed to have a collection box they are stuck with days coca-cola bottles so with the a's symbols of corruption. to be engaged in dire need. but then a few months on and off to scholz searchers cash and carry with a special program but then to give double the difference. but then shoots get the she to musec with the sideways glance that is a sensitive moment. [laughter] and that i would like something in return. can you drive read there? so i drove her basically to a secret area of birmingham and they would not lettuce and. and he got in trouble for bringing us along so we had to wait in the parking lot. so then god knows what lyndon they had training camps and tuesday and never discussed by religion and. to the catenate with the infidel. who is jewish. so it is better to be jewish day and the atheist? >> but they have training camps and one of them said they never message you but then this was all a 1996 or 1997 and with the anti-defamation league. he said britain but i think he meant me as well with what islamic terrorism actually means. and then four years later all those peopl

so there was a couple years process of clearing that with coca-cola. >> jimmy: then you're screwed ifno thanks. call it coca cona. >> jimmy: that would have been a bummer, you could have done "where's the beef" or something like that. >> there were so many options. >> jimmy: congratulations on that. >> thank you. [cheers and applause] >> jimmy: i think we have it on the screen. in the smithsonian institute, this is your suit from mad men, your overcoat and hat in the smithsonian. >> i like the two dudes taking pictures of it. [cheers and applause] >> jimmy: one of them has a hard hat. >> i don't know why you need a hard hat to go look at a suit. wired to explode or something. >> jimmy: and fonzie's jacket is in the smithsonian. to me, the thing i would be most exle siecited would be to see jacket. >> and there's archie bunker's chair. it was very early in the morning. we had to get up early. it was a very early morning thing, but that's cool. >> jimmy: you've been shooting a movie in atlanta since the finale? >> yes, indeed. >> jimmy: with your -- >> with former sidekick zach galifian

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. >> and also pepsi making a big move into its battle against coca-cola. we have details on this new move to outinnovate coke and the impact it could have on the stocks. have you heard some of the flavors they're coming up with? >> interesting stuff. >> we'll wait until the segment. wait until you hear the flavors. >> flavor of the market with an hour to go and on the back of the jobs report, we are seeing declines across the s&p 500 and dow. 39 points lower is what the dow is doing. s&p down about call it almost -- sorry, it's almost flat as you can see there. nasdaq is in the green and the ten year that yield moving dramatically higher morning. and settling at the 340789 at about 2.4%. >> head back up again at this point. joining our exchange today, we have with us steve parker>> head back up again at this point. joining our exchange today, we have with us steve parkerabout 2.4%. >> head back up again at this point. joining our exchange today, we have with us steve parker john braid dwi brady, rick santelli, as well. john brady, what did you make of this

we know about the change in distribution systems and being able to use coca-cola's network is a major positive worth short-term pain. you believe the dollar has peaked. just like chipotle you should do some homework and seriously consider buying monster beverage or do my strategy buy coca-cola. that's the cheap way to get green mountain and monster without the beating. take a gander at one my charitable trust said good-bye to but we're looking to get back into it. lululemon. the stock has now broken down from an extremely bearish double top formation which suggests shares can go lower given that they have fallen below the floor of support at about 60. this stock was down padly and managed to rally at the close. didn't change things but i point that out. lulu is also supporting a negative divergence. look at that. unlike chipotle and monster i wouldn't be look at an entry point but we have a quarter coming up. you have to be prepared for the strongest leaders to lose their mojo. lately they have all gotten slammed after flying too close to the sun and the charts as interpreted suggest

julie: we have commentary from coca-cola on the resignation of sepp blatter.ll help fifa transform. this appears to be the first of the sponsors weighing in on this decision by sepp blatter. to makeing was going him step down, it was going to be pressure from the sponsors. we don't know what went on behind the scenes. we now know what they are saying publicly and coca-cola is saying this is a positive thing. lots of spin in the days to come. , as puerto rico slides towards default, it harkens back to the leave an era -- lehman brothers era. ♪ scarlet: sepp blatter has resigned as fifa president. cupodds of the 2022 world staying in qatar are no longer looking so promising. matt miller joins us now with more. alix: the bookies are putting of 5-1. at 5-4 instead previously come anyone dollar bewould have had you five dollars. now come any for dollar bet will net you five dollars. your payback will not be so great because the bookies think it's more likely that the world cup in qatar will be canceled. sepp blatter stepping down, he thishe main force behind bid st

the commercial we're talking about is the coca-cola ad. familiar with the ♪ in perfect harmony ♪ >> it's received 50 million views. this ad had people feeling good about themselves and the product it was trying to sell. ♪ i'd like to buy the world a coke and keep it company ♪ >> reporter: the ad is so iconic it was featured prominently and positively in the final series of "mad men." noetd i'd like to buy the world a coke ♪ >> it might be the single most famous commercialer used. we wanted to use media jujitsu to turn it around. ♪ i'd like to buy the world a drink that doesn't cause disease ♪ >> reporter: they say it recruited people suffered from diseases related to soda consumption. working with advertising and medical professionals they remade coke'sed a calls it "change the tune." ♪ my liver might not be i n ♪ ♪ >> coca-cola declined our request for comment but the american bench association issued a statement to cbs news. beverage companies are doing their part to make sure consumers have the information they need to make the choices

do tehyhey, if you are coca-cola do you go, we want some of the new? we need to generate a completely different story. does anybody inside fifa have the credibility to do that? mark: he's 65. he was the one last friday in a meeting with blatter said, step down. no. he said, if blatter wins it will destroy football. yesterday platene came out and said it was the right decision. is he the man? listen to what the former fifa ethics committee says. >> i would've been happy with prince ali to become president. he is a young man. he has got no baggage. everything about -- i hear about him is good. i would've been happy with him. michel has a problem in the sense that he is the european chief. and the developing world is not like to see a european chief even though blatter was european but he was seen as a friend of the developing world. so, the 133 nations that voted for blatter would not be happy with michel platine. mark: there is only one country the developing world hate more than europe. that is the uk. david gill on the executive committee who refused

just relax, play on the internet, entering some coca-cola -- and drink some coca-cola.ghter] to reiterate, i am not sponsored by them. second, i never took notes in class and only paid just enough attention to crack a joke every once in a while. i was busy twirling pens working on homework due in the following class. seldom finishing the summit days before it was due. once i finished an english essay after pulling an all later at 7:00 p.m. and still got a 100%. i have no idea how i got straight a's in high school as i was not the best student. of 70 more secrets to reveal. i wrote in all the answers in history to the test of my textbooks are one lucky student this year did not have to read any of the chapters. i dislike doing outlines so much, i just underline passes in the textbook and copied them down on the shoot paper when i got around to it but i was too lazy to erase the marks before a given back to you. ms. gilmore only read about halfway through "crime and punishment" before switching to spark of us. i may or may not have stolen your candy earlier the year. i'm

coca-cola said the same thing.y are dropping voicemail at atlanta headquarters to the tune of 2000. the savings there, about $100,000. citigroup and bank of america aboutportedly thinking dropping voicemail as well. while it is saving money for these companies, voicemail service providers like all of these stand to lose. formight have heard this leaving a message. >> your call is being answered it -- answered by audit. company that provides was male. cisco as well as other major providers should be watching the voicemail slide. while the voicemail use has declined, texting has rocketed here it is faster and people are simply more mobile and with more mobile phones. in 2000, mobile phone users send about 12 million text each month according to a study. tot is nothing compared s were1 561 billion text sent each and every month. up from just about 60 a decade ago. look at your next phone bill and see how you can prepare for the rise and text -- rise and fall of text and voicemail. alix: this is all cost driven? >> you

adidas $10 million a year for their partnership, coca-cola and visa pay $19 million each.e's a lot on the market with high-stake negotiations over greece's debt. there's a friday deadline and a big jobs report this week so we'll be looking very closely for any hints and clues for how well job growth is proceeding here. >>> daron wint in the members of the three washington, d.c. family and their housekeeper, authorities say forensic analysis matched traces of blood found on his shoe to at least one of the murder victims. investigators say they do not believe daron wint acted alone. so far, no one else has been charged in connection with those killings. >>> the accused colorado movie theater gunman is not expected to testify at this trial but jurors heard more from james holmes in court on tuesday. prosecutors played video of a psychiatrist in which holmes said he tried calling a crisis hot line before the shootings and was disconnected. holmes is charged with kill 12 people and wounding 70 in the shooting. the defense claims that holmes was insane. >>> after showing decline

coca-cola added, its expectation remains that fifa will continue to act with urgency to win back the trust of all who love the sport of futbol. and mcdonald's said, it was hopeful that the changes being implemented within fifa will be a big first step in gaining back trust from fans worldwide. >> as you might expect, there is a lot of money at steak here. according to estimates by ieg, consulting and research firm, adidas, visa, paid average of $32 million a year for their partnership deals with fif@. budweiser, mcdonald's, coca-cola forked over average of $19 million each. >> futbol fans from around the world are praising blatter's decision to step down. >> right from europe to south america. a sampling of what some had to say. >> he has done the right thing. probably shouldn't have been voted back in as president to start with. >> translator: at a certain point, you have to leave the position to some one else who will clean up fifa and get rid of the corruption from this federation. >> translator: i am really happy. perhaps fifa now can be reformed now that he is gone. there can ma

coca-cola says that the resignation will help fifa reform.re expected to take place between september and march. sell in may and go away. managers who traded stocks, larry robbins had his stock jumped last month. einhorn's hedge fund also jumped. jpmorgan chase has a message for employees, don't leave a message at the town, there is no more voice now. they are eliminating a voicemail for employees as a push to cut $2 billion in annual expenses. jpmorgan says the alternative could be found in anyone's is at, since texting is -- key form of communication. heroesies turn big-box into money at the box office. in 2009, captain sullenberger u.s. passengers on board a airways flight and made an emergency landing on the head the river. now he will be immortalized on film, says -- so everyone can see his calm under pressure as laneuided the lane -- p and now more on markets. apple is an obvious one, they will earn next year. they are about to come out with interesting stuff next week. we will hear about music streaming and some other stuff. cory johns

now you have the balls in the hands of visa, adidas, coca-cola, will they make demands to get him outhe only demand they can make to get his attention is to say, we are out. i don't think they'll do that. liz: they need the eyeballs. >> 209 countries. don't forget these other committee members. not like the u.s. these other members are the government in all these other countries. as visa and coca-cola and anheuser which has business in these countries, these are powerful people they don't want to upset. >> we have the nhl finals. the nba championship. i would imagine that's huge for sponsors. you have the golden state warriors with the team. and the cavaliers with lebron. which team would you spend it on? >> i would spend it on the warriors. you have not only the team, but this great new young player as well. steph curry. his parents are there all the time. liz: he's a dad. he's a family man. >> nothing against lebron james. he's been great for the team. you hate to say that lebron is the old guard and the new guard coming in. and he won't want to give up that rank, oh, so quickly. >>

the likes of coca-cola, mcdonald's. some of the biggest in football. the u.s. president senator gagliardi has spoken out. the head of europe football michel platini has done the same. so many questions still to be answered. . what more is to come of that fbi investigation? as he said, they have admitted that they are investigating sepp blatter. those who added two and two together presume that the reason he made this announcement yesterday was because he knew that something was coming but his daughter corinne has released a statement saying that is not the case. she says his decision has nothing, absolutely nothing at all, to do with the accusations that are currently circulating. but there is undoubtedly more to come from that. the fbi are not doing that investigation by hearts. so then the question of who succeeds sepp blaert, who is going to put their hand up to lead this organization the organization that controls world football forward through what will be one of its most difficult and revolutionary times. what is happening to 2018 and 2022 world cups? tha

visa coca-cola, and adidas all say they welcome blatter's resignation as a step towards winning backhe trust in word soccer. >>> a strike hit an isil facility in iraq. at least 70 are reported dead mostly civilians. im has the latest. >> reporter: the attack look place in the early hours of the morning against what is alleged to be an isil command and control center. they have used the area to mount attacks on the nearby city of kirkuk which is controlled by the kurdish peshmerga. the town itself has seen a number of strikes take place, but we don't know whether this was a coalition or iraqi air force strike. but there were two tankers within the warehouse. isil moved the bodies up to a local hospital and that's where hospital sources and military sources confirmed the number of the dead. now there is some discrepancy between what isil are saying and what the iraqi military are saying. isil claimed a lot of people that died were civilians, we can't confirm that and of course the iraqi military sources are telling us that this was an isil position a command and control center that the

visa coca-cola and adidas welcome the ring nags as a stop closer to winning back the trust of those that love soccer >>> knew alliances are emerging in the ongoing war in syria, opposition groups say bashar al-assad has essentially joined forces with i.s.i.l. as the group seizes territory near the city of aleppo. the u.s. government is accusing bashar al-assad of launching air strikes and avoiding i.s.i.l. positions. a top position says bashar al-assad is turning war planes into the air force. representatives from two dozen countries held a session in paris to discuss how to fight i.s.i.l., capitol hill's recent advances in syria and iraq make the issue more urgent than ever. >> reporter: in iraq the bullets and bombs continue. fighting so severe it looks nowhere near over. the hot desert landscape, a tangled web of military and militias stopping the advance of i.s.i.l. in paris, a juxtaposition. diplomats desperate to find a solution for iraq in a battle against i.s.i.l. ord.a.e.s.c.h as it is called. >> translation: the international community has to join us to destroy d.a.e.s.h. >> ex

. >> if you have a laptop and spilled a coca-cola on it. you can clean it up.aptop would look the same but i don't think it would run the same. >> reporter: to make sure it doesn't happen to you, dwyer stresses being indoors is the safest place to be. >> don't be next to a win doerks don't talk on the computer fiddle with the lamp don't connect yourself electrically to the outside world. it is not a good time to take a bath or shower. the electrical lines can spark to the plumbing and shock you. >> reporter: for sheena easterday, who's father and uncle were both struck by lightning separately they are fortunate it didn't end in a flash. for "nightline," i'm gio benitez in new york. >>> up next elizabeth banks plays the quintessential california girl in and mercy" but brian wilson tells us life wasn't always california sunshine. ♪ they knock me out when i'm down there ♪ >> announcer: abc news "nightline," brought to you by volkswagen. (music) boys? stop less. go more. the passat tdi clean diesel with up to 814 hwy miles per tank. just one reason volkswagen is th

. >> coca-cola show off earth friendly plastic bottle made from only sugar cane plastic.oleum call the plant bottle. coca-cola says it's looking at converting fruit stem peels and bark into plastic as well p the company is not saying when it will begin selling coke in the new plant bottle. >>> better not stand up for your high school graduate as they walk across the stage. at least not in one city. >> that's exactly what could land four people in jail. hard to believe at one school district superintendent was sick of friends and family getting a little two rowdy at ceremonies and taking attention away from the actual graduates. so he sent a letter home warning parents to wait until the end of the ceremony to cheer. he says he took unusual measures to make a point this year. he filed a noise complaint with the police and police issued arrest warrants. >> they yell out they excessively celebrateed during the calling of names once they heard their graduate's name, they celebrated that. when you make a conscious decision to disrupt that -- for that individual, what is too har

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as summit it was labored against soft drinks out of school, your shameless promotion of coca-cola isat controversial. you know, we like to think -- we're very proud as boulder county residents. my goodness, with the first same-sex marriages in 1975. we have even had people come out in their graduation speeches before here in boulder county and fairview high a couple of years ago. it really is a reality check for many of us to think in this day and age here in boulder county, in a public school, that this kind of discrimination, singling out evan purely on the basis of a sexual orientation, is able to occur. i truly hope the school board holds twin peaks fully accountable under the charter and under the state law, for these actions. i have a certificate as well which i would like to read for evan. it says, certificate of special congressional recognition presented to evan young in recognition of outstanding and invaluable service to the community. and truly in elevating this issue and letting all of us, as concerned citizens, know that these issues of discrimination still exist in thi

the military saying look, we'll reach a lot of tarts that we want to tart at the end, so just as coca-cola, budweiser may spend money, we people that they will as well. >> i think they realise there's something difference. we don't realise that the paper came out. if they want to advertise on nfl games, want to pay for a super bowl spot. i have no problem with that. i have no problem with an n.a.s.c.a.r. i do have a problem that they are something they are not. i think the traction exposed by the new jersey newspapers leaves open men and women to charms of being tools of propaganda. that the service doesn't deserve. >> do you know how interesting it is to flash up on the scrop. screen. >> i don't believe it's $127,000. >>> and that is our show for today. i'm david shuster in for ali velshi. thank you for watching. ng. >>> compromise on surveillance. the as are 67, nays are 32. the bill is passed. congress reform the patriot act taking away the n.s.a.'s power to collect phone data >>> stepping down. >> i have therefore decided to stand down as president as i'm convinced it's the best option

. >> ralph's commitment to philadelphia has made comcast of philadelphia what coca-cola is to atlantawhat microsoft is to seattle. >> in university city this proton therapy cancer center bears roberts' name. on broad street his financial support was a lifeline. >> he was just an amazing man who brought the power to philadelphia. >> where it all began, just last month comcast announced an $8 million donation to renovate the club's aging structures. >> his name will be on that building. that's significant to us. he means a lot to this town. he is one of the great men that's ever lived in this town. >> indeed we're told that the family has asked that any contributions made in roberts' memory go to that germantown boys and girls club or to the local united way. live tonight in center city george spencer, nbc 10 news. >> ralph's son, brian, who is chairman and ceo of comcast released this statement about his father earlier today. we have all learned so much from ralph, but perhaps the greatest lesson was the way he lived his life. he loved my mother and my entire family so much. he loved h

i think coca-cola is going to be able to buy monster if it wants to.tand the greatness of monster and understands the greatness of keurig without the downside. he's got a great call and knows coca-cola is a steady stock. it is a safer way. i happen to like monster, not to drink. if i drink it i don't go to sleep for three days. >> monster is the second best performer on the s&p surpassed only by aetna like we talked about a moment ago. >> aetna is -- it is not -- i mean -- in the time that we've been talking about it now it's more expensive than humana. this stuff is going to keep happening. five goes to three. there's such great scale when you merge these companies that you have to imagine they're going to merge and they're talking and if david faber were here right now, i think he'd be talking about that these bankers are trying to get a deal done. >> you want to explain what's happening, this new class of stock at under armour? there's a lot of confusion about what it means, how does it change voting rights? the stock's not moving on it. >> no. is i

. >> ralph's commitment to philadelphia has made comcast of philadelphia what coca-cola is to atlanta, what microsoft is to seattle. >> the roots here are incredibly deep and the impact for this city is incredibly wide. >> his name is attached to beneficial causes all over the city. the family has asked that any contributions made in his memory go to the germantown boys & girls club or to the local united way. ralph's son brian who is chairman and ceo of comcast released this statement about his father. we have all learned so much from ralph, but perhaps the greatest lesson was the way he lived his life. he loved my mother and my entire family so much. he loved his work and all those who worked with him and for him. he was an icon a mentor and a friend to so many. you can learn more about ralph roberts and his contributions to our region any time by tapping on the nbc 10 news app. >>> penthouse problems. philadelphia eagles coach chip kelly could have to play thousands of dollars for a place he doesn't even live anymore. we'll tell you why. plus counting down to father's day. some hav

from coca-cola to campbell soup to nestle profits are not coming from sales growth. >> i do see a lotf opportunity anyhow. so we have been growing the prices every year. >> reporte ecoc problems including sw downs in emerging markets like china and brazil and sluggish growth in the u.s. and europe and japan is changing consumer taste. >> there's natural or gluten-fre new concepts coming unp and we have to connect with that. it's too soon to tell whether consumers are responding to ingredie changes by the companies but until economic growth comes back in force, especial in emerging markets, the companies are struggling. for "nightly busine" i'm sarah eisen. >> by the way, safety regulators are investigating complaints about ford's f-150 pickup trucks. they are the top selling pickups in the country right now. as many as 250,000 pickups could be impacted and they are looking into reports that the power brake assist can fail making it hard to stop in some of those vehicles. > finally tonight, even as the chinese government introduces new economi reforms, many of china's wealthy are leavi

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

plus you've got that relationship with coca-cola. all those things despite the volatility points.ave to stay long this name. >> and one more pop for sun edison, up 2%, tim. >> yeah, a name i stay long. i still think the risk-reward is in favor of moving higher. the stock is basically touching back to all-time highs. the story here is that the advanced acceleration to the gp structure, all of these spinouts, these asset spinouts, these yieldcos are going ton ultimately value drivers for the company, stay long. >> shares of the biotech firm avalanche biotechnology getting met by an avalanche of selling. after the company released trial results that disappointed investors. we will talk to the ceo of that company, thomas chalberg, and he will answer one simple question. is he buying more of his own stock now? we're back after this. you used to sleep like a champ. then boom... what happened? stress, fun, bad habits kids, now what? let's build a new, smarter bed using the dualair chambers to sense your movement, heartbeat, breathing. introducing the sleep number bed with sleepiqtm techn

. >> some companies like coca-cola do h their foreign exposure in the occur sin market to protect themselvesrom losses. that's harder to do with emerging market currencies like brazil and russia since currencies plunged dramatically. other companies like procter & ga and pepsi said they're raising prices for consumer items on shelves abroad to help offset the currency losses. there is a silver lining. that is the euro is actually stronger against the dollar so far this quarter, up 4.5% which could provide some much needed relief for american companies that do business in europe. longer term though wall street expects the u.s. dollar to continue to strengthen as the federal reserve prepares to raise interest rates. so companies are going to have to get creative and prepare for more pain when it comes to currencies and some of the most brutal swings in history. for "nightly business report," i'm sayer why eisen. >>> coming up a dramatic change in the city by the bay. we'll tell you why the views in san francie. >>> the former ceo prevailed. said the federal reserve over it bailed out the giant

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"madmen" fans know don draper did yoga and the next thing you know he invented the greatest coca-cola. if it worked for him it should work for our viewers. >> 35 million people in india are celebrating this national day as we speak. >> that's right. maybe we start the same thing at fox news. >> 25,000 people in new delhi celebrating this. 177 countries are celebrating world yoga day. it's also men's health. >> we're going to encourage all of the news anchors to do yoga. "housecall" yoga. >> there are lots of positions i know but yoga isn't it. >> i have a t-shirt, coffee, yoga, wine. i have to include the middleman. >> i don't. >> doctors, thank you so much. >> great to see you. >> happy father's day. >> that's going to do it for us. i'm greg jarrett. >> thank you very much for watching. >>> hundreds of faithful packed charleston's emanuel emanuela.m church just nine days after parishioners were gunned down. >> 15 days and counting since two convicted killers cut their way out of a new york state prison. the search for the escaped inmates changes course after a possible sighting. are

person for the first time in the history of all the various parts and said when we sit down with coca-cola, let's have a realistic conversation about on demand. every possible -- to special short shorts on youtube. television and yet the brand is bigger than ever. we've been looking on the technology company, give you more data and i think you'd boil ut down to that word, data. it's a tool it's a resource. to allow for the first time brands to know more about their customers, where in the past, the it's been a stab in the dark. i think all of us are trying to help those customers have those, and those companies connect each other in ways that are positive tr everybody. >> and brian, i think it's fair to say, the free wheel play you made is is kind of the thing that everybody points to in the industry. that next generation in terms of advertising, serving. >> let me take one second on that. very dynamic companies plays a small part in trying to pinch to digital from the analog world. but we're talked about china, peter. because i think for comcast, our opportunities are going to be differen