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she was talking about pepsi, but coca-cola -- >> coca-cola just moments ago reporting 59 cents a share that's the adjusted number the estimate was 57 cents. so that's two cents ahead. revenue also topping estimates at $9.7 billion a little bit above $9.65. the company is raising its forecast, and as you can see the stock is up 1.5% and we'll have much more analysis on coca-cola report, and all the global metrics that people that trade this stock key off of at the top of the hour. >>> meantime rick perry falling victim to some russian pranksters the energy secretary thought he was speaking by phone to the ukrainian prime minister about energy policy. instead he was being pranked and was asked about pig manure after being told about a fuel created by the ukrainian president from a mix of home brewed alcohol and manure perry responded positively to the idea the same pranksters make fake calls to politicians and celebrities including elton john have they called you, joe? >> anyway, coming up, more earnings reports on the way. we're going to hear from ford and bogue in the next hour and the

. >>> two african american pastors from our region are suing coca cola. their claim? soda companies knowingly deceived customers without the health risk of sugar filled beverages, and they say it is disproportionately one of those pastors is pastor coats from the bat test church in maryland and talked with bruce johnson earlier on off script. >> people have the right to make their own choices but coca cola one of the world's most represent outable brands don't have the right to misrepresent their product. >> they said in a statement the allegations here are likewise legally meritless and we will vigorously defend against them and the coca cola company understands that we have a role to play in helping people reduce their sugar consumption. >>> the education department is coming under fire after a comment from the agency's acting head of the civil rights division after they said this. the new york times, ", 90% of sexual assault complaints fall into the category of we were both drunk, we broke up, and i found myself under a title 9 investigation because she just decide

towing, coca-cola reporting before the bell. revenue estimates 37.1 billion. earnings per share estimate 43 cents. we look at those numbers. facebook that report "after the bell" today. the estimate of $1.12 revenue estimate then played 2 billion. shares of facebook in the premarket at a fraction. 165-60. >> earnings have been pretty good so far. >> that is because global growth is improving down 6% and the beginning of the gear. we saw that play through on caterpillar earnings yesterday. this isn't because it was strong. it's actually been weak for low 2%. the problem we are going to be facing is how long can the weak dollar support multinational fundamentals that we will see that in the guidance going forward from a lot of companies. >> we were saying yesterday that the dollars for overseas because the year has been strong. it's not necessarily the dollar weakening with the new change in economic seer but a result of the strengthening of the euro. >> the 15 month high has done exceptionally well. the central banking policies over there and that is why surpri

pastors of two prominent dc area churches are taking one's soda manufacturer head on, why they say coca-coladeceiving customers >> repairs on the rails, work about to begin to fix a leaky tunnel on metro's red line, how the project could impact your commute. >>> if you have a story idea, call the fox 5 tip line, 202-895-3000, or send us an e-mail to 202-895-tips. >>> we're going to take care of your son. >>> xavier was rushed to children's medical center with a temperature of 104 degrees, he is ok now but his mother jessica wanted to thank you, the good samaritans who helped save her son's life. the question is, everybody wants to know who are the rescuers? we're told the mayor's office and fire officials trying to track them down, hopefully they're able to find them. >>> several local pastors are looking out for their congregantly healthy, too many parishionerers are dying of heart disease, diabetes and strokes, pastor william la more of dc's ame church and lamar dell mon coach are suing coca-cola and the american beverage association. the suit claims soda knowingly deceive their customers

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coca-cola. fluff. >> indeed it is. >>> there are people that really, really, really thrive on pushing their luck. these guys decided to push their luck in a different country in the vein of illicit drugs. they load the back of their car with coke. coca-cola. but when they cross the mexico border, they're going to tell the agents there they've got coke in the back. they awkwardly park on the side of the road. then the agent approaches them. start asking questions, give me your id. these guys pretend like they're really nervous. then they fess up. >> i'm sorry. we can't do this. we have a bunch of coke in the back. >> they fess up to having coke in the back. they then get asked to step out of the car. just one of them. the other has to stay in the car. suddenly the agents start asking money. >> $300 to leave. if you have $100 right now, we can leave. >> we can't give you all the coke? >> we're going to take half of it. >> well, they'll never be thirsty again. >> at this point, do the agents know w

. >>> the coca-cola replacing the zero calorie coke in the u.s. and the change comes after the foreign sales showed positive signs and shows it unchanged for the sales for the first quarter and coca-cola zero sugar is set to hit the stands in the u.s. in august after which coke zero will be phased out. >>> it is 4:45 am. >>> are you a coke zero or coke drinker at all? >> yes. i was watching the reaction to this on twitter. people get used to their soft drink and they don't want change . >> it is part of the routine for a lot of people. >> exactly. we may have to talk some coke zero people off the ledge but it will be okay. >>> talking about the commute on westbound 580 and 205, not too slow but slow traffic is appearing at 30 miles an hour and crowded at livermore and pleasanton but looking good at the dublin interchange. there have been no major issues on interstate 680 down to pleasanton. taking a look at 880 in oakland, not a bad commute with plenty of room for you. i'm always surprised to see how many people are out this early but not causing

. >> coca cola is giving their coke zero a makeover.la sugar has a new look it tweaked the recipe a bit and is calorie and sugar free and most closely resembles coca cola classic. >>> and doctors are spending more time out with a program called nature phl. doctors in cobb's creek and roxborough use the program to help them discover parks near them they hope that nature phl will help individuals improve their health and wellness by spending time at local parks. >> there is a huge indication that not moving enough affect the the brains and hearts and muscle in our sleep. >> they predict that 100,000 children will participate in the program over the next three years. >> great idea. >>> still to come "check of the forecast for you. looking live outside sky 6 hd showing auto pretty picture from cape may, new jersey. cecily tynan has the exclusive accuweather forecast. >>> sounds like we'll like the accuweather forecast. cecily tynan at the weather center. he said yesterday take the dog for a walk. which i did. >> wow. >> but it was comfortab

talked to him this morning i felt terrific about it by the way, we talked about the value dollar, coca-cola at mcdonald's and howell that's done i had to of course talk to mr. easterbrook. couldn't resist but at the same time he is committed to being soft drink and water -- he's committed to being beverage. i asked him, you have the fire power now because you have done this refranchising you have a fabulous balance sheet is it time to move out of beverage no, no, and no and i tried to get him to go in a pepsico way he is going to make acquisitions and you're going to see them rather quickly david hopefully when you're in but i do think that. >> what do you mean? >> they took that stake in green mountain. >> monster as well. >> this was not my -- i said is it time to go outside of beverage and he said oh, no it's going to be within the beverage family. want to be more diverse identified but even they're not doing as badly because of this new form i mean the business is going to generate a lot of cash flow. the guy has a lot of chances to do a lot of different things i believe he gave him a g

thank you. "7 on your side" with health matters today as two local pastors are suing coca-cola. the pastors of d.c. metropolitan a.m.e. church and maryland mount ennin baptist claim coca-cola knowingly mislead customers about the risk of obesity. they say coke's marketing of the sweetened drinks made it harder to protect the congregation's health. coca-cola says the charges have no merit. >> millions of people worldwide are living with markenson's disease. one woman -- parkinson's disease. a woman in virginia is lending a helping hand a mountain at a time. they hope a free rock climbing class twice a week for the students diagnosed diagnosed wih parkinson's disease. it helps improve strength, muscle control and mobility. molly started a class after meeting a climber with early stage of parkinson's. she hopes to start a trend insurance companies will take >> i would like to see insurance cover this. it's exercise and that is one of the best thing for parkinson's. >> they hope to raise awareness and interest with the doctors and therapists. great way to tackle that. alison: intere

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a big list of multinationals reporting including coca-cola, caterpillar, boeing. with the dollar index down eight percent we bring in paul richards for the impact currencies could have certainly in the commentary of what the ceos are saying. what a move you had in currency. you must be on this super bowl these moves. >> the toughest thing for the multinationals is hedging. from my experience most are hedging 25% to 30% of what they've got. they are getting the win but are they positioned now? all the multinationals talking about what are we doing with this thing now they will feel confident but looking forward i don't think they are sure about where it is going. >> do you have a feeling where it is going? big investors that i'm sure you had been talking to. >> what it boils down to is the currency market says the dollar is weak. it is anti-trump trade and you have the ecb saying we are in a position to start normalizing because europe is recovering politically and economically. my feeling from here is it is about what washington is going to do. in october do they

coca-cola hershey's dannon all these things medics should not be we got we got onto them.ten years or so ago when we learned about this grant from cadbury schweppes it was more than a million dollars. and we well i wrote the story and quoted gary ruskin from then a group called commercial alert saying that you know they should change their name to the american junk food association and and we got our sort of testy call from the head of the american diabetes association so how come you know i said well let's do the interview so i ran the tape and we did it on the record in it which anybody can look up american diabetes association corporate crime reporter and you can see it and it was really remarkable because he was actually defending in this interview. so don because you know one of the big issues in this i mean just across the street from where we sit is a place called donuts and fried chicken and there's like you know there's a line going out the door and one of the big issues is the marketing of junk food. to americans and so cadbury schweppes obviously wanted the eigh

. >> major corporations like coca-cola are cashing in, too, luring mega stars like selena gomez who can make an estimated $550,000 per post, thanks to her 120 million plus followers. >> it's very effective. it keeps that authentic vibe that people like to get when they're on social media. >> some 40% of people say they purchased an item after seeing an influencer use it on social media, contributing to a $1 billion market this year alone, $5 billion by 2020 according to one forecast. it's money anyways funneling down to people like natalie and rossi, aka miss hatton who quit her job at jpmorgan. >> this is a risk that i needed to take. >> natalie is now closing in on half a million followers who love her aerial photographs regardless of whether or not those kenneth coal shoes she was wearing were part of an advertising deal, deals she says can range from $6,000 to $50,000. >> interpreter: got asked, everyone wants to know. how much can you really make on an annual basis doing this? >> so i'm in the six figure range and, yeah, comfortable. >> but all these sponsored posts have raised som

. >> coca-cola doesn't carry the same weight as boeing, but it is adding three or four points to the dow today. reporting profits in sales at both topped average analysts estimates. the beverage gianted raised it's full year forecast supported by newer and healthier product lines amongst the other factors at play. this is the company's first kpaert under any chief executive james kwinsy now in an interview with sarah ison coca-cola continues to see head winds in places like emerging markets. but also developed economies as well europe and north america in that mix delivering some stronger results now. now if we move on to some shares, at&t hitting an eight year high on the heels on a beat on the top and bottom line at&t lost 199,000 subscribers, but it was offset by gains in it's directv online streaming service. the company also said it expects to close it's acquisition of time warner by the end of the year on the downside, health insurer anthem, rising enrollment in it's health care plans provided a lift with earnings and it's sales. the company also said it might leave more indivi

i love coca-cola specially vanilla. they can drink water, it's free down the faucet. i'm a libertarian and that's just how it works. stuart: i will repeat, no wonder you are so popular. bring him back. >> i will see you in new york next week, brother. stuart: i want to the bro hug? >> that's right. stuart: watch out. lawrence, thank you very much, indeed. >> thanks, brother. stuart: nice story for you, incredible videos showing beach goers forming hands, a group of swimmers caught in rift current. it happened in panamÁ city beach, florida. this is a good story. 6:30 in the evening. almost 80 people and they rescued the people. >> thank god congress wasn't there because they would have debated and people the people off to sea. stuart: next up we are joined by dogfish, the brewers, that's beer, we will talk about it. hi. i'm the one clocking in... when you're clocking out. sensing your every move and automatically adjusting to help you stay effortlessly comfortable. there. i can even warm these to help you fall asleep fas

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will it happen with coca-cola?condition say for -- can't say for sure, but coke has a new ceo, a great business and they are refranchising. >>> jack oliver, rbo and company managing partner, a record finishes for nasdaq. >> it is. ending the day in red, off session lows, another record close for the nasdaq we'll take that. good to be back with you. i am connel mcshane in for david asman. >> you are not david. >> i am not. >> i am melissa francis. calling on republicans to step up and get something done. president trump just wrapping up comes at the white house, urging g.o.p. to do the right thing and repeal obamacare. on capitol hill, uncertainty still surrounding the healthcare bill, a vote is

are suing coca-cola.aim they have deliberately deceived people about sugar sweetened beverages and the impact on health. they blame sugary drinks in part for a rising health epidemic. studies linked it to diabetes, heart disease and higher death rates. coca-cola and the american beverage association are dismissing the merits of the lawsuit. >>> coming up, dive bombing birds targeting unsuspecting pedestrians. >> the bay area neighborhood that has gone to the birds. >> i think i say this every time i look at that picture. that is why we live in the bay area. >> one of my favorite shots. oh, my god. look at that. >> cameras all over the bay area. >> people anywhere in the planet would see that and say i need go there. gorgeous. on a sunday, the fog is out of here. a nice hot day. it will be beautiful. hi, i'm frank mallicoat. >> good morning to you, i'm claudine wong. it's that time of the morning where we open the windows. if you don't have air- conditioning, you let all the cool air in and then lock it in

>> the actual mechanics of that, the coca-cola wheel for the of the new york times because we do have our own message to take into account, sales across the country and do it independently and responsibly. we have a team of editors to compile those and they remain quite separate from the rest of us and again, it's to avoid conflict of interest. we are weighing in on those books and making judgments but what they are doing is independently assessing the sales and looking at the data. we want to make sure that there is no undue influence between the two very different paths. i love the fact that the new york times bestseller is such a point of pride that it remains the standard for what makes a book a significant seller. editor in chief of co simon and schuster and it's an older book that it's about charles dickens and children. he had ten children, possibly in the 11th and this is about what their lives are lik were like as about charles dickens as a father. i can't really told you about the new books i'm reading because i don't want to show the cards in terms of the review coverage bu

>> and >>> do you remember what it was like the first time you took sip of coca-cola? magic. >> this little girl's name is evie, and this may be her first sugar high. >> she throws her head all the way back. and when she finally straightens up. she goes back for more. >> but the best thing about it is that first run, one eye is open, one eye is closed. she is -- >> and then ooh, i think i'll have another sip. >> i mean, clearly too much of a caffeinated drink is not necessarily great for a child. >> no, probably not. >> i try not to pump my children full of caffeinated drinks, because they're bad enough without them, frankly. >> they don't need any help in. >> no. >> no rid bued bull going aroun wautd household? >> no. i think that made my day, that picture of little >> i love it. >> fantastic. >> coming up, why the fourth of july is a great time if you're trying to save some dough on shopping. december-worthy deals you won't want to miss. >>> and venus williams was in tears after being asked for the first time about being involved in a fatal crash. first, here's a loo

>> guest: the actual mechanics of that is the top-secret coca-cola formula of the new york times. we have our own methods to take into account and to do it independently and responsibly. we have a team of editors who compile those. they remain quite separate from the rest and that's to avoid conflict of interest. were wayne and on the books and making judgments the what they're doing is independently looking at the data so we want to make sure there's no undo between those two. but i love that the new york times bestsellers such a point of pride that it remains the standard for what makes a book a significant seller in this country. it's very different from what we do. were doing criticism and judgments about the quality of the book and there some books that become new york times bestsellers and maybe some that we didn't review a given negative review too. and they still become a new york times bestseller. you could say the worst thing possible about them and people still want to read them. >> what are some of the books you're looking for to reading the summer for this coming fall

. >>> and turning to wall street'sed a yen today, it's about the earnings and fed bowing, coca-cola, ford, hershey and northrop grumman all reporting before the opening bell and after the close, facebook, pay pal, samsung, gilead, whole foods. new home sales are out at 10:00 a.m. and the fed does wrap up its meeting. a statement expected at 2:00 p.m. eastern not the news conference with janet yellen and we're not expecting any change in interest rates, but we are expecting language change to indicate when they will start to shrink the balance sheet. next interest rate increase is set for december according to the futures market and yellen still being considered by president trump. meantime earnings are in focus chipotle shares moving higher. landon dowdy joining us with more >> good morning. chipotle reporting better than expected earnings last night, but revenues a bit short and same store sales missed estimates. the chain has been trying to earn back customer confidence after food safety issues in recent years, but it's stock took another hit last week after two people contracted n

cristina: coca-cola is doing a lot of marketing around music.e found cellular carriers are big sponsors. pepsico is in the game too. cristina: coca-cola is doing a oliver: how do the big corporations go from their main products to then thinking about putting on events in places like this? ,s you point out in the story it has also taken on elsewhere. what is the corporate strategy? cristina: i think if you are talking about a market in which gdp per capita is under $600 a year, you are trying to reach a stratum of the population and this is a very focused way of doing it. a ticket to one of these events costs about $24. a lot of the kids that are attending them study university in the u.s. and u.k. and that is where they pick up the taste for this music. carol: it is kind of brilliant for the brands because household consumption is a big contributor to gdp in pakistan, about global -- above global average. cristina: it is 80% of gdp and the global average is under 60. the economy is growing at more than 5% a year. this is a big, hot market. at th

>> guest: the actual mechanics of that sort of the top-secret coca-cola formula of the "new york times." because we do have our own methods to take into account across the country and to do it independently and responsibly. we have a team of editors who compile those. it may remain quite separate from the rest of it but again it is to avoid conflict of interest. we are making judgments on this books but what they're doing is actually independently assessing the sales advocate of the data. we want to make sure there is no undue influence between those two very different tasks. but i love the fact that a "new york times" bestseller is such a point of pride that it really remains the standard for what makes a book a significant seller in this country and it's different from what we do. what we are doing is criticism and judgment about the quality of the book, and are some terrific books that become bestsellers, then maybe there are some books that we either didn't review i gave a negative review to end this to become "new york times" bestsellers. that's reflection of peoples appetite. the

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it's the way the business works. >> when i look at coca cola -- by the way, respected market caps arehat far off at this point pepsi is about -- we're talking about 106, coke is 190 what do i think when i look at coke >> coca cola is 23 times earnings. >> a lot more of it is beverages. >> right new ceo coke coke is doing interesting things and packaging spurring sales i don't regard that as the true innovation regarding pepsico but what astounds me is the market would pay more for coke than pepsi it doesn't make sense. at least the gap has been there. it used to be much bigger. >> yeah. again, i mean, as you say, it was a solid quarter. >> we didn't talk about convenience stores with price of gasoline down, convenience stores are up. frito-lay. you go to the store, have an extra dollar, go in and buy the frito-lays, dorito's. >> love dorito's. >> i know. i'm a sucker for dorito's. big mac, fries and diet coke. >> you know they're bad for you. >> they are? >> tesla is up. >> oh, no! >> it is. >> he's the magician. >> phil lebeau reported 100 new service centers will be put in place ahe

.>> coca cola facing out that no calorie coke zero and replacing it with coca cola zero sugar in the u.s. beginning next month. the oversee sales of the drinker strong and southwest airlines is impressing wall street with better than expected quarterly numbers. $5.25 billion. >> $45 each way but interested travelers have to act fast because the southwest sale will end at midnight. >> giving a total eclipse of the sun view with august 21 complete with viewing glasses on what they are calling the cosmic cocktail. enjoy. >> reporter: are more log on to business, foxbusiness.com. >>> the amazon ceo is now the richest man in the world and he took the time away from bill gates after the amazon stock jumped 1% and four estimates jeff bezos work the $96.6 billion and 600 billion dollars more than -- $600 million more than bill gates is worth. >>> the hot bay area housing market continues to set records and the median price of the single-family home jumped nearly 10% from a year ago and now $779,000. the median price record set in alameda and sonoma county last month in santa clara matched it

we get numbers from the big oil producers, companies like mcdonald's, coca-cola, ford and gm.s is an important week when it comes to earning and the rally we saw this week. brent: you will be there to tell us all about it. thank you very much. in line with expectations, the international monetary fund has approved a $1.8 billion loan to greece. instead of asking for more reforms and austerity measures, the imf wants a debt relief for greece from its european creditors. this year the economy is expected to grow 2.2%, that thanks to the growing tourism sector. greece is going to welcome a record 30 million visitors of this year. that is all from the business desk. a strong offshore earthquake has hit a number of holiday resorts inin greece and turkey. two tourists have been killed and another 200 are injured. the 6.5 quake struck overnight in the aegean's the. --a gen -- the aegean sea. correspoent: this greek island was hit the hardest. there is damage on every street. restaurantnts, shops and h homee devastateded the centerer of the island, usually buzzing with people at night

coca-cola with the new man at the helm there we've got a drug company, a beverage company, insuranceompany, a cell phone company, and we've got a company that is in travel and leisure. that is what i'm talking about perfect. let's go to jessica in georgia jessica? >> caller: jim, boo-yah! >> i like that what's going on? >> caller: i'm a huge fan. thank you so much for taking my call. >> thank you. >> caller: so, i'm here in georgia, southern international realty portfolio has slowed down a little bit i'm wondering if diversify enough, not only to stay in the green in 2018, but to also see another push in the next three to five years? >> okay. what would this be >> caller: okay. the five biggest positions, i've got apple, allergen. those are my two longest heavy positions. >> all right. >> caller: and then cisco, dell technologies, dvmt, and exxon mobil. >> okay. okay so allergen, big pox for club members. a great drug company has to close above 250 according to the technician. apple, own it. last two quarters i've not been happy about dell but you get a good yield exxon mobil. this i

. >> this day in 1985, coca-cola gave up on new coke. launched the updated formula as they faced competition from pepsi. the backlash was feared. folks called company headquarters. less than three months later, coca-cola brought back the original formula, classic and new coke fell flat 32 years ago today. should news break out, we'll break in. breaking news changes everything on fox news channel. the news begins anew on "your world" right now. >> they're back and now republicans backs may be up against the wall on healthcare. today president trump putting the pressure -- welcome. i'm trish regan in for neil cavuto in "your world." republicans have three weeks to go before they can pass healthcare. republicans say they shouldn't leave washington again without a bill. john cornyn will be with us in just a moment. first, let's go to fbn's gerri willis with the latest. hey, gerri? >> hi

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by coca-cola. taste the feeling. and by independence blue cross. live fearless. learn more at ibs.com. >> here is the game-winning hit by ty kelly. he splits the gap and scores tommy joseph with the go-ahead run. and the phils take game two of the series. they won the first two against the atlanta braves. after losing 2 of 3 to the astros. hector neris the win, he is 3-4. altherr a seven-game hitting streak. our next telecast, tomorrow afternoon game three of the series against the braves. vince velasquez matches up against r.a. dicker at 1:30 on csn. the senior producer of phillies baseball. our associate producer and tonight's director. for mike schmidt, ben davis and the crew. i am tom mccarthy. thanks for watching. "phillies postgame live" is on csn. stay tuned for nbc10 news right now. right in the eye before he took off. nbc10's aundrea cline-thomas is live at the scene tonight to walk us through what happened. aundrea? >> well, lauren, there are a lot of places to eat around here. people were out and about. with you witnesses told us they heard the shootin

make delivery is a fast way to get hot mcdonald's food and an iced coca-cola at home, at the office,>> jimmy: oh, my goodness. look at this. wow. [ cheers and applause ] >> delivery for guillermo? >> jimmy: that's guillermo right there. a coke does shound delicious right now. that is wonderful. thank you so much. wow. did you -- >> guillermo: let me get -- >> jimmy: jet-skis go backwards? [ laughter ] did you get me anything? >> guillermo: oh, yeah. i got you a french fry. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: thanks. shouldn't we have asked that delivery guy to rescue us from the island? >> guillermo: dude. your mind is a garden. you have a seed. do you want to grow flowers or do you want to grow weeds? [ laughter ] >> jimmy: what? [ laughter [ laughter [ laughter ] >> guillermo: dude, you worry too much. your mind is a garden. you toss out a seed. >> jimmy: my what is a seed? >> guillermo: your tots. >> jimmy: oh, my tots. my tots are the seeds. [ laughter ] >> guillermo: you want to grow tl flowers or weeds? >> jimmy: i want to go flowers i guess. >> guillermo: then eat your fries and shut up. >

garvin envisioned-- he was going to fund this by selling the rights to coca-cola to name a damn he wanted them to build through it to create a waterfall called dasani water falls, which i thought was amusing, but he was envisioning a lot of recreational activity on this lake. it's very clear from my interviews with the previous commissioner of the department of watershed management and from the current one who i think is a lot more open that they have no intention whatsoever of letting any human being near this body of water for the same old reasons. terrorists might pollute. this is the stupidest idea of ever heard because this is not even water they are using for the city. it's an emergency water supply, a reservoir. there's no reason to keep people out of it for that reason. the argument is that it's so deep that people could drown. people can drown in a bathtub, so have a lifeguard or several. have a little area where it's not so deep, which i'm sure you could figure out. lets people swim in it. let people fish in it. let people sail on it. also the problem is there's a big high cliff

it is called coca-cola zero sugar, look for it next month in stores. to taste better, and, you know, have more of a coke feel to t i don't know that means. but has the same amount of caffeine. that's the same time, they're going to phase out coke zero. >> here is the thing, ingredient are exactly the same, still has the as per teen in it, change the package interesting black to red, took the words diet out of it. >> okay. >> there is the skinny ton. >> it is the packaging, hoping the new package willing make a difference and boost sales, we'll see. >> do have little disappointing news for beach-goers, if you are headed down right now. >> coming up at 53 the reason dozens of jersey hot spots are off limit. and when health officials believe you'll be able to get back into the water. that's coming up. stay with us. so i want my glasses to be unique... my girlfriend loves artists. and i need a conservative pair, cuz her parents hate artists! get up to 40% off a second pair of glasses. schedule your eye exam at pearlevision.com. >> he said he did nothing wr

go to fiosgigabit.com coca-cola is shaking things up they will soon replace coke zero with coke zero sugar in the us beginning in the united states it will taste similar. coke has spent five years testing it out trying to make the switch there trying to avoid a repeat of the new coke debacle that fizzled out in the 80s. perhaps you remember that. a pat on the back for you young people millennials are continuing to contribute to their 401(k) faster than older folks according to a new report by bank of america and merrill lynch. 82% of millennials are contributing to their plans compared to just 37% of generation x and 75% of baby boomers. if you leave your phone in an uber you can get it back for $15. the driver will bring it back for you it is one of the uber's recent efforts to make last month they started allowing tips through the app. >>> a viral video involving a shark. a shark being dragged behind the boat being led to an animal cruelty investigation in florida. this is a 10 second clip it was on instagram it shows a group of guys dragging the captured shark. people in

. >>> coca-cola is replacing it with something new called coke coke la zero sugar.rseas. it's set to debut in the u.s. next month. does it mean it has zero sugar >> i think it's all marketing >> tastes the same >> people are upset but they will have a new one. >> stay here, 5at630 coming up next. ♪ ♪. ♪ ♪. ♪ ♪. [000:27:51;00] ♪. ♪ ♪. >>> the president started a whole new debate after sending out a bench of tweets. >> he announced transgender serving on the u.s. military. you can see over there. this is the hottest story at 6:30, let's get to it. here are the string of tweets. the president sent out this morning, he wrote after consultation with my generals and military experts, please be advised the united states government will not accept or allow transgender individuals to serve in any capacity in the u.s. military. our military must be focused on decisive and overwhelming victory and cannot be burdened with the tremendous medical cost and disruption that that transgender would entail. those