the campaign, is called "taste the feeling," and will unite coca-cola, coca-cola light/diet coca-cola, coca-cola zero and coca-cola life. the campaign will launch in markets around the world this year. it will include 10 television that will be used for print advertisements, billboards, in stores and online. shares of coca-cola co. are down 2.4 percent over the year. pepsico is down 3.5 percent. former coke slogans include .. it's the real thing, things go starting to make plans for valentine's day...it's not too far off. you might be thinking of getting your loved one flowers...chocolates or going out to a nice dinner. what about a hamburger? you'll have to make u$n3(zsi*p= on average, it takes three hundred americans working for a solid year, to make as much money as one top ceo. it's called the wage gap. and the republicans will make it worse by lowering taxes for those at the top and letting corporations write east/southeast. partly cloudy to mostly cloudy skies will be common for temperatures do fall slightly as compared to yesterday's high potentially mid 60s. there is a discrep

co-founding one company he sold to warren buffet and working with another start up he sold to coca-cola coca-cola, jessie hired an accomplished navy seal to move him with him and his family for a month long experiment with improvement. when i spoke with him recently i asked him how he came up with this idea and why he did it. >> like so many of us we want to get better in a different buckets of our life and i really wanted to get better in the physical bucket. i met seal, as he's called in the book, at a 24-hour untra marathon and i was doing it as a relay team and saw him by when you say 24-hour marathon, running for 24 hours straight. >> yeah. >> you've got teammates you're passing off a baton to and he is passing off the baton to nobody. >> to nobody. >> that's crazy. >> crazy. and the race was self-supported which means you bring all of your own supplies. so we went a little overboard, we had a tent and we had food and masseuses and all of this stuff and he sat by himself alone in a fold up chair with a bottle of water and crackers for 24 hours and i'm like, whatever he has in his mind, i wan

. >> it's a snack fit for a king because it's so rich and creamy >> reporter: ford, and coca-cola. coca-cola. >> reporter: the ads boosted his wealth and cemented a trust-t-rthy persona. >> this stuff is great. >> reporter: in private, a starkly different story was allegedly unfolding. >> my agent called me and said interested in mentoring promising, young talent. my name is heidi thomas and i was 24 years old when i first met bill cosby. my first thought was, "wow, i'm promising, young talent." >> reporter: heidi says cosby called her and her parents to personally invite her to reno, nevada, for acting coaching in 1984. >> i thought it was nice that he called. he seemed to be intent on making sure we weren't worried about this trip. i wondered why he was making such a point of saying, "everything's going to be fine." >> he told me to bring a monologue. because he was so squeaky clean, it never occurred to me that there was anything untoward about this at all. i kept my tickets. >> reporter: thinking it was the chance of a lifetime, heidi says she kept everything. and 31 years later, she say

coca-cola product are they buying? muhtar: they are biting all coca-cola products. still beverages, dairy products, juices, cocaife, diet coca-cola, fanta, sprite. one-product, a one-brand business for 100 years. we are now in our 129th year, and we now have 550 brands with 3500 products, so consumer wants more choice, and we're giving them more choice. stephanie: what percentage of those 500 brands is soda? muhtar: we do not breakout numbers for specific countries, but around 65%, 75% sparkling. the key about our business is the way we look at our business and the way you think about our business across the board, sparkling beverages in the next 10 years are going to grow, our sparkling brands, and still brands are going to grow. the groceries maybe a little different, but at the end of the day, we are the largest sparkling beverage company in the world, and we are the largest still beverage company in the world. you look out, and emerging markets, which markets do you anticipate will grow the most? africa is still growing at about 5.5%, still generating a middle-class every year. improvement in governance and

. >> you are speaking at a coca-cola campus your nyu is a coca-cola campus. only coca-cola products are sold through. pepsico has to do with city university of new york were only ethical products are sold. this is a student activist kind of program that has to come about, and there has to be a real push for that, i think grass-roots bottom-up. it's not something that i think can come top down obviously. but those techniques sometimes work. the real question is what you want to companies to do and not do. i wanted to stop marketing to children at all in any way. not just on children's cartoon television. i want them to stop fighting public health initiatives, and you know, organized a boycott. that's a difficult thing to do in the current political situation. the student body here tried to get involved with anti-coca-cola initiatives and didn't get, they got it off the campus for some period of time and then it's back. there's a group called killer coke that i talk about in the book. they are based in brooklyn, and the guy who runs it is a guy named ray rogers, and he b

coca-cola world, i thought no. i'm dealing with an industry that is schizophrenic particularly the coca-cola industry that dominates the industry can and coca-cola is a schizophrenic company. on the one hand, it's happiness and love and moments of deep emotional joy accompanied by coca-cola. and on the other hand it's a company that is working behind the scenes to make sure that no legislator proposes a regulation that's going to restrict the sales of soda that nobody does the soda taxes, but nobody does cap which we lived through and that there is nothing that .-full-stop the company from selling its products over and over again. and i think of the company now is doctor jekyll and mr. hyde. there is the nice doctor jekyll that cares about people and wants children to be happy and then there's mr. hyde who is trying to figure out every possible way which you can spend millions of dollars to fight the soda taxes or 16-ounce soda cap that mayor bloomberg proposed in new york and for those of us that lived through that it was fascinating to watch the industry in action. coca-cola -- it wasn't directly involved but it funds the american beverag

one is coca-cola -- coca-cola just turned flat. one company that's higher, and that is exxonmobil. up 1%. the only dow stock up with the biggest oil company in the world. not saying the market has found a bottom in exxon but at least we're seeing buyers come in on a negative day. often people will take that as a good sign. let's get with mike kelly with seaport global securities and he joins us. thank you very much for joining us. listen, it's been tough for you, tough for everybody out there trying to call this market. you're kind of calling a region. you say if you want to invest in anything in oil, because a lot of people still do. people are thinking it will turn around, we're still a hydrocarbon world. why is the permian basin the only place you have your eye on. >> thanks for having me on. i think the tried and true philosophy of investing in oil companies over the long term is to back the low-cost producer, and the permian is just that. it's the best rock in the u.s., kind of shale patch here. we think you get on average a 50% better rate of return out of the permian versus

coca-cola is rolling out a new campaign that -- for the first time, showcases regular coca-cola alongside the lower calorie version. the company says the campaign will emphasize the experience of drinking a coca-cola. and other soft drink companies have been under pressure as >>> a new study finds a 92% of meals served at u.s. restaurants contain too many calories. one university tested foods from 120 fast food -- and regular sitdown restaurants in california, massachusetts and arkansas. they found american, chinese and italian restaurant had the highest calorie counts with average meals around 1500 calories. >>> north korean scientists claim to have made a liquor that won't cause hangovers. the ginseng-based liquor which is between 30% and 40% proof used burnt boiled rice in the process of brewing. they claim that it is of ice and ginseng combination that make it hang over prove. it is so popular in north korea that it has been registered as a night national scientific and technological hit. >>> if you love cheese, howard has a recipe for you today. he is putting a cheesy twist on check it out in the mr. food test kitchen. >> it is time to name a cheese of the month. this month, we want to s

coca-cola. >> and you got a coca-cola slurp slurpy. john bir ket didn't get a brain freeze and avoided the yellow stuff. >> had is good stuff. >> one thing for sure, he did a booed job of bundling up. >> aren't you cold? >> no, man. >> all right, from a guy who is tough to a dog who is you haver. that's number two. >> usually in marathons, you race against other people. but in alabama alkmont, a dog got in the mix.

big coca-cola endorsement deal http://money.cnn.com /2016/01/13/news/co mpanies/jordan- spieth-golf-coca-cola- endorsement/index.ht ml?iid=hp-grid-domjordan spieth just signed an endorsement with coca-cola.the world's no. 1 golfer is just coming off his 7th pga tour win in hawaii.coca-cola (ko) said the "multi-year partnership" will feature spieth in tv, digital and social media advertising. he'll also promote the company's dasani water brand. the company did not provide a dollar amount for the endorsement deal.it's the latest win for spieth, who won the masters last year and the u.s. open championship. he has the top spot in the official world golf ranking.he has a net worth of $30 million, according to celebritynetworth.com.general motors: from bankruptcy to auto boomhttp://money.cnn.com /2016/01/13/investing /general-motors-outlook- turnaround/index.htmlgeneral motors ceo marry barra has a lot to crow about.as head of the largest u.s. car maker, she has led a banner year of car sales and generated buzz around gm's new cars. what's already rewarding shareholders with higher dividends. investors agreed. gm's stock popped up 2.6% wednesday morning to $31 a share, up a lot from the

coca-cola should acquire weight coca-cola needs to change with the times and start selling more healthy products in order to give its business some much-needed growth. plus their staff is now down more than 30% from its all-time highs. i bet the guys at coca-cola could get a terrific deal in this environment. american express should just bite the darn bullet and snap up paypal. this is more of a long shot because paypal is a $40 billion company. american express would have to get a lot of financing or issue a lot of stock to make the deal happen. but let's be honest, if amex doesn't do something dramatic, they could be stuck in a rut for ages. they could be the king of online payments overnight. my travel trust owns both these stocks because their fundamentals are very good, which is the reason i'm recommending them. i never speculate on takeovers deteriorating. both white wave and paypal are too cheap for bigger companies that need to grow to ignore. here is the bottom line. in this terrible market, it's important to remember that companies can still take control of their own destiny and create value. baxter's spinoff of baxalta which is subsequently being bought by shire is a great example of something that worked out even in the worst

coca-cola. >> real cola relief from coca-cola. >> reporter: the ads boosted his wealth and cemented a trust-worthy persona. >> this stuff is great. >> reporter: in private, a starkly different story was allegedly unfolding. >> my agent called me and said there was an icon who was promising, young talent." >> reporter: heidi says cosby called her and her parents to personally invite her to reno, nevada, for acting coaching in 1984. >> i thought it was nice that he called. he seemed to be intent on making this trip. i wondered why he was making such a point of saying, "everything's going to be fine." >> he told me to bring a monologue. because he was so squeaky clean, it never occurred to me that there was anything untoward about this at all. i kept my tickets. >> reporter: thinking it was the chance of a lifetime, heidi says she kept everything. and 31 years later, she says she still has the plane ticket, and a scrapbook of photos of her trip to reno. >> it would have looked weird if getting acting coaching from bill cosby, so absolutely, i took pictures. that's what i wore to the airport. there wa

she said, you are taking away coca-cola. , one is they last time you drink a coca-cola? she said, 25 years ago. i said, why are you upset? she said, because you're playing around with my youth. >> i wasn't spock like taughtmpassioned i was to be emotional as an actor. i learned to express emotion not to suppress it. it was against the grain hours working -- i was helped by directors to find a way. the first time -- i said it wrong. there were something happening in the dramatic scene and i said fascinating and the director said, no. do the scientific, curious approach. lose this moment because i should be part of the scene. i did not realize that i would establish a very clear identity for myself by saying " fascinating." for political reasons, it is much more better for me to stay be elected governor. i was elected three times. charlie: a good record out there. >> i have so big experience in the regional level, not at the federal level, that i do not think i made very big mistakes. >> fashion really is a craft. craft. important if somebody has a nice neck day dress --ik

in the drug world, compare this cartel to, say, coca cola, the kind of leading brand. like with coca cola if you took away the ceo, the company still works. you got the people who are growing opium which is made into heroin. you got people who are making crystal meth. you got people tracking that to the united states, the people selling that. that machine keeps on rolling every day. really got to look at the emblematic value of this. i mean, mexico, the united states, you cannot allow a kingpin of this level to get away with this. to get to break out the top security prison, to be flaunting, you know, flaunting his wealth, flaunting his power talking to hollywood actors. if you allow a kingpin to do this, what does it say to the young people growing up now looking at their options on the mexican streets? people who say, what can i do to get by in life? do i want to be like the mexican president or be like chapo guzman? >> thank you very much, joey jackson, thank you as well. >>> i do want to turn now to presidential politics. donald trump launching new attacks on ted cruz. ted cruz, of co

nigel: today, coca-cola rolled out its new ad campaigth new slogan, "taste the feeling". it will be used to advertise coca-cola, and market its other coke-branded products. those include diet coke and coke zero. the company is hoping the new declining sales and profits. >> who's your best friend? gabrielle: so cute. a woman in canada taught her 2-year-old border collie to give hugs to his furry best friend. she posted the video on vine laststeek. as you can imagine it's already , been viewed more than 35 million times. how sweet. aly: it is one of the biggest honors for a chef here in south carolina. one of four chos the only one here in the upstate. we will tell you about chef teryi youngblood, and show you the break. gabrielle: the governor recently chose four chefs for her south carolina chef ambassadors program. nigel: they willpend the next year touring southeastern events, hosting cooking demonstrations and seminars. this year, a ahef from the downtown greenville area made the list. wyff news 4's aly myles got to see this chef in action. aly: hello, everyone. i'm here with chef teryi youngblood. she is t

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coca-cola has a new slogan. it is taste the feeling. it's the soft drink's new catchphrase. what do you think? this will be used to advertise coca-cola and market the other coke brand products such as diet coke and coke zero. the company is hoping the new slowen will help it -- slogan will help it overcome declining sales and profits and concerns about the health effects of the sugary drinks. >>> tonight at 11:00, a contractor receives death threats and his expensive car is turned to ash. >> the controversy assignment that put a target on his back. >> and then what would you name an international group wants to know what you would name it those stories and breaking news as it happens tonight on news 3 live at 11:00. what would you name the moon? >> i don't know. have to think about that. >> after your child, i'm sure. [laughter] >> absolutely. >>> a touching story, the residence in one rhode island town came together in such an cirbl way to make the dream of a boy with terminal cancer come true. >> still wonder if there's any good people left? 8-year-old door dorian murray has been battling cancer for half of his life. he told his pa

coca-cola commercial where tyrese was on the bus when he first sort of became famous. oh. >> ♪ >> now i remember it. >> now coke has new phrase, it hopes suits your fancy. yesterday coca-cola rolled out new ad campaign with the new slogan taste the feeling. taste the feeling. >> so that's the new catch phrase? >> that will raise some eyebrows. it will be used to ties cocad market its other coke brands dollars products, such as diet coke and coke zero, company hoping the new slogan taste the feeling will help it overcome declining sales and profits and concerns about the health effect of its sugary drinks. >> coke is made down in the atl, you know. >> is it? one of the early investors was ty cobb, one of the greatest baseball players of all time from atlanta, georgia. >> i didn't know that. that was my first job out every high school. i worked at the world of coca-cola, like the coke factory there, like museum, it shoots you up to the top floor, shaped lie bottle. then go through learning the history of coke. one floor taste coke from around the wormedment and i worked in the gift shop where it spits you out at the end. >> oh, i can see you in the gift shop, smiling, hi, thank you for coming in, would you like a key chain? it is only 50.99, it will be on sale for 50.99 for another two days it goes to up 17.99 after that. >> you agree? not even the high