>>darya: coca-cola us drink all the sugar you want. they are responding to new york mayor michael bloomberg. cup parties that there is not a scientific link to of but of the city is sugary diets. they point out that the percentage of kids are as low as 30% had a drink sugar drinks. it could not have been our soda. millions have children and pays his or forgoing the necessary medical care because of the rising costs. doctors aren't noticing that young adults stop listening to medical advice once they learn about the cost of the treatment. >>mark: this is a vaccine for children program. exposure to inappropriate temperatures of the vaccine can reduce the efficiency. >>darya: we will be back with more in just a couple of minutes. there is lots of sunshine but it will be a little bit cooler today. >>justine: we have a recall to tell you about. it is for the cairo freeze ice hot packs. these ever gel packs. these can because of damage n leaked the jal in this side. you can get a refund any can go to kron4.com for more information. >>darya:

coca-cola. i'm going to go out and go get a coke. >> good job, coca-cola. >> if it worked on you, you would buy the coke, bring it back and give it to one of us. and if you notice the last shot, he bought a coke for his friend. >> i love it. my heart just swelled like 800 times its normal size. >>> you brought us videos of guys drifting in saudi arabia, the cars just sliding back and forth across the highway. here's what it looks like from the driver's point of view. these guys are in a 2011 kia optima on open public roads and you can see them saw the wheel back and forth and then off they go side to side to side, completely out of control but in control. at this point you see the passenger like pointing at the motorcycle. like watch out for the motorcycle. watch this. >> these guys buy so many tires, i bet you they get discounts now. they probably get them for free now. >> they get a groupon sdpount tires because they're drifting up and down the highway. the other crazy part is forget the seat belts. they're flopping back and forth in the seats. >> really, do you think these guys are worried about safety? >> no, but it's interesting to point

coca-cola. now, granted, that you extract the cocaine out of the coca leaf before they use the leaf in the makingf coca-cola. but this is a book that is not just report on that because this has actually been reported on before. this is not new information. ricardo was able to find interesting correspondence between coca-cola and the united states government showing how it was that they use their diplomacy in order to get this exemption on the use of the coca leaf that no other company had. and it is a beautiful book to look at, and he drinks coca-cola himself. but it will be, you know, given the fact that it is the most popular soft drink in the world and one of the biggest companies in the world, a lot of people are interested in knowing a little bit more. >> i wanted to ask you about john mcarthur upcoming book, the outrageous barriers to democracy in america, why the progressive presidency. >> the book is written by, as@ you mentioned, rick macarthur.@@ he was the publisher and kind o@ the savior of hartford magazine@ the head of the macarthur foundation.@ there are two, not the big, with the

> california recently required soda makers include a cancer warning label if they are using that chemical. coca colahas modified its use of the chemical in california, and plans to expand that change globally. >>> police dogs often come to the aid of their officers but now some bay area officers can come to the aid of their canine thanks to a special day of trauma training. >> and you always want to go above the joint where the injury is. >> 50 canine handlers and their dogs gathered in oakland for intense trauma handle. the officers learned special health care skills. oakland police officer adam humphrey says after today he can be a first responder for his partner, taleeke. >> if something bad does happen to their dog or medical emergency whether it be heath caution or something that the -- heat exhaustion or something that a suspect has done to the dog, we can be here to help them just as they are here to help us. >> several police dogs have been injured in the bay area this year. right now a sacramento canine officer is recovering. and five years ago, a canine was shot in the neck. >>> many faceb

buy these coca-colas, buy these pepsis and use this as an opportunity to buy some growth. what i'm talking about there is microsoft, oracle, apple. buy some growth that sold off here. for a 147 on the treasury to be a buy, 2.2% yield, three things have to happen. a bad greek breakup. no policy action. 80% now the fed will do something on june 19th, june 20th and, thirdly, profits collapse and we don't see those. so you have to watch those three things. the fed, june 20th, the profits, and the greek breakup. >> tom, do you really want to buy now given the fact that this take feels terrible? if we decelerate even further? the last three months in terms of employment gains, you're seeing a downward revision. d re>> that's correct. >> when you look at the macro picture, things have gotten worse. >> if you look past all of this, this could set up a huge opportunity come fall before the election. everyone is focusing on the numbers. let's look over the last 60 years. we've had 11 recoveries and recessions. we've had the ninth worst recovery for job growth. gdp growth is the wors

ford is increasing its use of social media. coca-coladds helped beverage sales -- ads. google says it detects 9500 militias web sites each day and shows millions of warnings about suspected nowmalware. and new version of "doom 3" will be packaged for the fall. it was first released over 20 years ago. i am rob nelson. >> it's 5:19 >> . let's check traffic and weather. lisa baden. >> 66 westbound construction is still there. leaving the beltway toward fair oaks, give yourself five or 10 extra minutes leaving the beltway past nutley street. you get on after nutley street like at 123, you should be in pretty good. good270 seemed to be moving very well moving70 the beltway. no problems in loudoun county, coming on to the beltway through montgomery county, moving nicely. we are talking about the bay bridge and a scheduled closure of the bridge in both directions. that will happen later on today. steve and cynne will have details later. now, adam caskey in the weather center. >> the man of the hour. >> it is here whether you like it or not. on

coca-cola. thanks for being with us. appreciate it.nt it sounds like, this is a policy that's intended to make people stop and think, not necessarily go with the big one if they want the big one or the equivalent of the big one they'd have to buy multiple sugary drinks or sodas. why are you against this policy as proposed? >> well first and foremost it's going to be an ineffective policy, so we hope we don't even have to deal with it. and in terms of the focus on keeping people mindful, what we would like to see is people being mindful about those foods that are adding most to their caloric intake. when you look at what soft drinks and sugar sweetened beverages across the board contribute to the total daily intake it's between 7% and 10% and if you look at the added contribution from soft drinks it has been declining and between 1999 and 200028 declined by 39% while obesity was increasing. >> sorry, explain that to me. you're saying what declined 39%? >> the added sugars or basically the calories contributed to the diet by soft drinks

ford is increasing the use of social media techly facebook and accept pretly coca cola believes -- separately coca cola believes facebook has driven the sales. google detects 9500 malicious websites each day and shows millions of warnings about suspected malware but stay alert. google warns the threat landscape changes rapidly. and a ground breaking video game franchise is coming back. a remastered version of doomed three hits stores packaged with extras and original version of doom and doo 2. it was released first 20 years ago. those are your tech bites. >>> 12 minutes after 6. a lot of you will crank up ac. >> the official start of summer>> reporter: it's cruel summer and many will find out how cruel and opresencive it will be. much of the mid west at has been blanketed in the heat. folks in chicago trying to flee the temps by going to beaches and pools. >> trying to keep cool waifnlted to bring her out -- wanted to bring her out and not be in the house. >> reporter: for people like milwaukee check who rides a asphalt paver there's no escaping the heat. >> i got the hottest job out here. we

put money into your product but for a long time a company could say we are coca-cola, we are fine we are a brand people know us and love it for that now you got to change with the times. >> right. the market, is changing so quickly, access to products, has grown tremendously, the choice is much greater than it has ever been in the past, and the customers are changing. it is not about demographics any more you are no longer defined by your age group you are defined by your lifestyle and so companies have to keep up with changing lifestyles, to compete and so coca-cola, a great example. they have changed their basic core -- you know their core concept from refreshment to happiness. because refreshment is more limiting to them than happiness. so they reflect that in all of their markets. they reflect that internally and externally. >> smart thing to do somethings these companies have done. they have made mistakes a lot of people seem to be surprised by tall botts on the list what is the issue. >> i think talbots theirs is very clear what they have done is very defined a demographic that was their customer and tha

us don't start legislating. i mean, what can you say? it's crazy. >> coca-colaponded by saying that the people of new york are smart and can make their own choices about the beverages they buy. the ban would not apply to diet drinks, juice, or milk products. >>> we're hearing more tonight from a survivor of this dramatic scene. a truck plowing through a bar. it happened in minnesota. six people injured. two of them seriously. the driver apparently had a medical emergency and lost control. that bartender just barely missed being crushed. >> three feet down i see the pole flying through, and i thought that's kind of strange. and then all of a sudden i heard a boom and then the truck came right through the wall. >> the man who was working with a bobcat outside used that machine to help free the bar patrons. >>> a 14-year-old girl from san diego is the nation's top speller. snigdha nandipati won the scripps national spelling bee at the national harbor tonight. her winning word, guetapens. it means to ambush, snare or trap. >> guetapens. g-u-e-t-a-p-e-n-s. guetapens.

coca-cola and ford. the stock has found some support. ken joins us with the first call on facebook. calling microsoft, software giant expected to unveil details on its highly anticipated windows phone. we're monitoring the latest there. welcome to the "halftime report." there's lots to trade today. let's get to it. someone taking it off the table, head of risk management going all in cash. he joins us now on the fast line with the reasons why. keith, thanks for joining us. >> hey, scott, thanks for having me. >> taking your chips and going home. why? >> i think into bernanke here heads you lose, tails you lose. qe 3, a continuation of what's happening since really the middle part of february and march. you might get a pop in commodities but fyi not seeing that in gold and oil right now. secondly if he doesn't go to qe 3, which is the bigger concern that i have, the correlation risk comes on. in other words, the u.s. dollar goes right back up and everything else goes straight back down. doing more has not worked and will not work is my base premise from a growth perspective and that'

us healthier? >> new york city mayor bloomberg wants the pan the sail of -- to ban the sale of sugary drinks more than 16 ounces. >> peggy fox reports. >> reporter: you might think coca-cola is as american as apple pie but diet and nutrition coach dominic hoffman says the sugar in it is killing us. >> this sugar is going to the opiates in the brain which stimulates appetite and increasing the craving for sugar. >> the 20-ounce bottle has 7800- milligrams of sugar. >> that's by drinking one of these. >> reporter: that's about a third of a cup of sugar in one bottle. >> you're getting calories without getting nutrition and the stomach is still empty. >> reporter: she wholeheartedly plans to support to -- supports the plan to ban supersized sodas from places. selling any cup or bottle of a sweetened drink larger than 16 fluid ounces would be illegal. hoffman thinks the been should be nationwide. >> i consider it cancer in a bottle. >> cancer in a bottle. >> because it increases the acidity in the body which is a breeding ground for cancer and other diseases. >> reporter: some agree, some don't. >> i think it's a good idea. i think it's a start. >> we're definitely in favor o

did a crackdown on coca- cola and other sugary drinks company york city mayor is trying to tell people what they can and cannot drink. stay with usian: we had some hot weather for a couple of days. things have changed for today. the wind started coming in off of the ocean. the fog came in in the temperatures dropped quite a bit today. about 10 degrees and a lot of places. the differences tomorrow is that the fog will clear more quickly. by 9:00 a.m. the fog will be out of fear and resource sunshine to come in this even of the coast, temperatures should be warmer bayside and perhaps a few degrees warmer at the beaches as well. for the afternoon and sunny skies, gusty winds. the warmest place is an orange represents readings and '80s. for the giants game tomorrow, they're playing the cubs. it looks pretty nice. a lot of sun and braise it would temperatures and below-mid-60s. as we go into next week, light rain on monday, gusty winds in warming as a villain to the next week. >>grant: city college of san francisco may close or consolidate some of its 12 campuses in the city. dan kerman examines the problem in which campuses may be ta

coca-cola. that is the c krch brothers and they are opposed to your using natural gas for transportation because. >> they do not want to see the price of natural gas go up because they are in the ferti e fertilizer and chemical business and import 61,000-barrels of opec crude every day and also the third largest on subsidy for ethanol. so everything i'm talking about is the kochs do not like it. >> chris: and they would like to use the natural gas for their fertilizeer and other things and if you are spending it for heavy duty trucks it will raise the price for them. >> yes, exactly. >> chris: another objection is that you get this huge surge of natural gas that we have been getting through, we have got a little diagram here, animation. fracing where drillers fracture energy rich rocks which lets the natural gas contain in the rocks escape. the criticism is that you also release toxic materials like benzene and that you endanger our water supply. >> give me some example of that happening. the largest aquifer in north america extends from midland, texas, to the south dakota border across 8 states

you left coca-cola 12 years ago, taking action to sofl the obesity problem. this is the statement they gave usf our beverages are healthy and can fit in people's diets. not all their beverages are healthy, right? are they going too far here? coke knows not all their beverages are healthy. >> yeah, there's no doubt. many of their products that have absolutely no nutritional value at all. but the point i want to make is i think we can learn from the power and thinking of soft drink marketers and begin to apply that to healthier food and beverages. the healthy guys need to try to market these products in an emotional versus a rational way. people don't like to be told what to eat. they like to be shown and connect. that's the point i've been trying to make over the last couple of days. >> that's right, there's a choice. there are options that are good if for you. >>> for decades, people have told men something about their health that didn't really add up. an old wives tale. tonight, the facts. in here, gres a great presentation. so at&t showed corporate caterers how to better collaborate by using

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coca-cola insider who has gone public. what he saw inside the company. and why he's now sorry for hooking so many of us on soda. how coke's firing back. >> a potential p.r. nightmare for the big company there. >>> and a witness finally comes forward in a shocking death at a house party caught on tape. a neighbor who came to complain about the noise and wound up shooting and killing someone. he's now facing a murder charge. we'll tell you why he says this tape will clear him. he says he was standing his own ground. >> the neighbors, coming forward and disagreeing with that. >>> these are the seven words that always mean trouble. lindsay lohan back in the news. look at this picture. this is her porsche wrecked. what happened? that's coming up later in the show. >>> first, we turn it over to our man, ron claiborne. he has the developing storying. >> good morning to you, dan and bianna. how's jake doing? >> great. >> the justice department is stepping up its investigation into leaks of national security. and abc's pierre thomas joins us live with the latest. good morning, pierre. >> reporter: hi, ron. the freedom o

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the celebration and i am very, very thankful for coca-cola and ncaa because billy jean king, the great legendary tennis player will be here tonight joining us able to bring to female athletes. >> nice to have another woods on the golf course doing well. did you talk to -- hate to say uncle tiger because you're the same age. did you talk to him about the weekend? >> he was proud of me, followed me the whole week. it was nice to have his support and support of my entire family through this process and beginning of my career. >> i'm no sports reporter, i'll ask you this, what happened to tiger last weekend? >> i don't know. he showed a lot of promise and i thnk he's playing really well. it's exciting to see him out there. i know that he's going to continue to play well and it's always exciting when he's out there. >> cheyenne, just as exciting to see you now coming up in the ranks. jackie joyner kersey, always a pleasure to see you. the building is buzzing that y' all are in the building. better get your autograph pens ready to go. nice to meet you again. saw you in sydney. zoraida, over to you. >> get ready to say cheese, we have our cameras

used to. >> sure that has to be true. thanks, michelle. have a great day. >>> you, too. >>> surprising results this morning from a study out of france that shows coca-cola andsi contain minute traces of alcohol. according to tests carried out by the national institute of consumption, more than half of the leading colas contain traces of alcohol. both coke and pepsi produce those traces of alcohol. >>> well, it's not a miracle drug and there are safety concerns, but the fda has approved a new prescription weight loss pill. arena pharmaceuticals says it can help patients lose 3% of their weight. the pill can be taken by overweight adults who have at least one medical complication, like diabetes or high cholesterol. the fda rejected the application back in 2010 because of concerns about tumors that developed in animals during testing. after getting additional data, though, the fda now says there's little risk of tumors in humans. >>> well, when foster children reach the age of 21, they age out of the system. with no real family to count on, many face a very frightening time in their lives. this morning, a story about a young lady who still as a young adult wan

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