old coke was better so they pulled and they lost the money. classic coke was better than new coke.the old health re system better than this? i don't think so. there were a lot of problems that haven't been resolved. if we go back to it at great cost they would not go ay. pre-existing conditions. people using an emergency room as their personal place not to pay bills for doctors. if we are not going to fix those things we shouldn't go back. do at mean ts is great and have to wait for the website the to work? it will need tweaks. the government s too much of a role in the website but the actual mandate is not a bad idea. >> jonas is talking abo beverages -- coke. let's talk about hot cocoa insad. the obama ainistration basically says millennials -- there they are -- should get in their jam mies, have cocoa and talk about health insurance. is that what you expect a college student to come home to and ? >> if my college student came home like that he would be thrown out in those footy pajamas. he looks like ralphy from "a christmas story." who wou come up with that other than a nanny s

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plan for brand coke ever, and the ambition is to go higher. >> reporter: coke estimates some $2 billione actively, quote, engaged with the 2010 world cup in south africa. not just watching a match or two. their goal, says coke, attracting teenagers. brand experts say global corporations are often associated with other big sporting events, as well. >> if you sponsor things like the world cup, the champions league, you have the add in the super bowl, effectively, you're saying we are a big, great, brand, you should aspire to be associated with us, you should want our products. >> reporter: and if you aren't there, your competitor will be. >> this is the number-within passion for latin america, for europe. it's more than just a sport. it's about culture. you have to be there. you have to go and own that space. >> reporter: that space also goes totally against a new trend of niche marketing, and there's going to be wasting there. not everyone will be drinking coke, whatever it might be. >> reporter: though for the brands, it's not about selling a specific product. it's about your brand bask

he loves cherry coke. i want you to construct a dish using cherry coke. >> sure, i'm the coke guy, right? great. >> you signed that deal, buddy. >> rachael, i will give you a bit of a curveball. elon musk is a billionaire, founder of tesla, the electric carmaker. >> those are really cool. they are very cute. >> he is south african. so, a south african beef jerky. i want you to construct a dish using beef jerky. mario, you've had a second to think about it. what would you make lloyd blankfein? >> first of all, i would chop one of the hot dogs -- do i get more than one hot dog? i would chop one of them up and dredge it with flour and salt and pepper and some cayenne and make it nice and crispy and hot. i would take the other one, i would butterfly it open until it was flat, dredge in flour and bread crumbs. i would make a hotdog schnitzel and serve it with a crispy hotdog salsa. >> nice. >> yes, please. >> i'm up for that. bobby? >> he is the ceo of mcdonald's, you said? i'm not going to try to serve him a h

does everybody remember new coke? we revolted. they brought back coke classic. where did coke classic go? that is coke classic right there. you are looking at it. that is what you are drinking today. as far as i'm concerned, from a ubiquity standpoint, we have had our food supply adulterated right under our own noses and with our tacit approval, because we haven't complained. with the addition of fructose for palatability, and also because it is a browning agent, that is the maillard reaction. it is a sign of cellular aging. if you had orange juice this morning, you are browning faster. added the removal of fiber for shelf life and for freezing, because you cannot freeze fiber, and finally, the substitution of trans fats, which we used as a hardening agent and increased shelf life vis-À-vis the 10- year-old 20. we know those are bad. we are removing those did we know those are the devil incarnate. we are trying to get those out of the food supply. there are certainly issues with that, as well, as marcia: and i have explored this year. next, toxicity. this is the

springs school district pledges to make these students drink quote at least seventy thousand cases of coke a year the official nutrition curriculums creates a bun mcdonald's and fried potato chip manufacturers all schools in the u.s. so forced to watch something called channel one t.v. every day the john hopkins university study found an incredible eighty percent of the content was normally educational fillers and pay five dollars. for sick leave unclear and. just going into so as the director of the campaign for a commercial free childhood c c f c it's great to see why shouldn't corporations write the school curriculum. years ago top universities like they were completely free government because of pushing fees to impossible levels stanford science degree cost forty two thousand dollars at a told german university the same degrees one hundred fifty dollars points out public funding keeps it around the same cost as in kamya german firms like miss eighty's siemens and pull shit to pay for. thousands of top qualified engineers each year now in the u.s. an astonishing four hundred thousand hi

all i want is my diet coke on the set, which i am addicted to diet coke. i am trying to stop. >> you need to work? >> i want my cup full with diet coke. i want to have fun the rest of the time. i think i am pretty ease to work with. so all of the success you have had through the years, basketball and now entertainment and television, a lodge time ago, you said you were not a role model. >> uh-huh. >> as you have gotten older, do you feel you are a role model? not just because you are a bask basketball player but do you take your platform now to give kids a reason to do something greater than they thought they could? >> listen, if you are blessed enough to go to the nba or the nfl, god bless you. i am happy for you. but 99.9% of these young black kids had to get a real job. and i wanted to start that debate about you are not going to play pro sports get your dn education. we can argue about college paying and this and that but you kids need to get your education. the bottom line is, the majority of these black kids are not getting an education. the system i

maybe we should card kids for coke.if their parent wants their kid to have a coke, let them buy it for them. and that would cost nothing. we could do that tomorrow. we do that for beer. zoning controls over the number of sales. why is there a convenience store within 500 feet of every single school in america? because the kids are target. and they know it. how about use permits that control hours of operation? maybe they cannot sell soda between 7:00 and 9:00 in the morning at 3:00 and 5:00 in the afternoon when kids are coming to and from school. we have said is out of school in california, we had sb19, in the last study said that obesity rates are stable. maybe it is because of this, we do not know. and there is the big gulp ban that was struck down as arbitrary and capricious by the appellate court in new york state. citing a case in 1986, boreali v. axelrod. this case was about public smoking. the thing was it was 1986. in 1990, we learned about secondhand smoke. if boreali have been decided four years later, there

single claim that coke can make on santa. the red and white uniform, the richness of his complexion, and his fatness were all standardized in the world about 30 years before coke began their famous ads. >> santa has been getting a bit controversial in north america this season. there has been a big debate about what is santa's race. what is that all about? commentator on american tv made a tongue-in-cheek remark that both jesus and santa claus were white men. this set off a storm of controversy. in fact, santa claus has been just about everything. he was white, black, old, young, beardless, bearded, he was the size of your thumb, he was medium, dwarfish size, he was a full adult. there is over a century of different kinds, shapes, and colors of santa, before he became standardized around the year 1900. >> thank you so much, the author of "santa claus, a biography." you are watching "france 24." don't go away. psg going to the wind with a break after a draw against lille. the visitors had the lead in the second half, but then

the accusation was she was a daily coke user, right? >> that's exactly right. trial is based on two former employees who are accused of fraudulently losing nigella lawson's credit cards. but the entire case is focused on their failed marriage and allegations of abuse and drug use. nigella lawson says her ex-husband is trying to savage her reputation while trying to salvage his own. she admitted she has smoked the odd joint in the last year of her marriage saying, quoting here "it made an intolerable situation tolerable. it is a false friend and not a good idea." she also acknowledged using cocaine twice, once with her first husband who used it after being diagnosed with terminal cancer, and again when she claims she was subjected to an act of terrorism from mr. sachi saying, again quoting here "i have to say since freeing myself from a brilliant but brutal man, i am now totally cannabis, cocaine, any drug, free." and there were also the questions about that famous picture of her ex-husband's hands on her throat in that restaurant earlier this year. lawson says

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> we all agree i guess on the coke.king koobt ka cola. andy? >> maybe i'm wrong here, gach. i don't think the study about helping get boys laid but the opposite. >> unlaid? >> teaching them how to deal with women without constantly being about getting laid. >> hearts and dungeons and dragons. >> that's easy. i don't like the study. it's the -- i've spoken at length about this before in lectures. it is the society. >> right. >> what about the boys need to talk how to other boys and jebder identity isn't binary. i'm sorry. hello. >> yes. >> this is -- i don't like it. >> let's get buck in here. you're a legendary shagging wagon and saw -- >> buck sexton and i have a lot to offer. >> is this necessary? a consequence of a society going to hell? >> if you take real instructions from the pornography and think showing up with a pizza asking who ordered the extra cheese, i don't think a teacher can help you. >> there's no scene in pornography in 30 years. >> that's 1980 porn. >> maybe i like 1980 -- >> i like how deeply offende

. >> coke invested six years ago. that would have been the best time for me to start traveling or spend more time with my family. my feeling is we got this brand that's still so early in its development and we're doing something that i believe so passionately in. i set the table. i want to be there for the meal. >> what surprises me is a conglomerate says let's be smart enough to let the guy who made it success let it be successful. >> we've grown five fold since they invested. >> you're still pretty small. how do you move the needle for a company like coca-cola. >> they one it's a long term investment. organic, natural, less sugar, that's not where the consumer is right now but it's where they are headed. it will not be an overnight -- but every year we keep growing double digits where a lot of the other beverage market is not growing. >> you have a different culture. i understand why you're interested and why coca-cola would be interested, but you have different cultures, different ethics it seems like and the whole

less money when coke brings it back home. it may hurt profit. mcdonalds is already feeling the impact. the company says profit in japan will drop by almost 60% in the year thanks to the dollar surge in the japanese yen. other big names with big overseas exposure, proctor and gamble andtive knee. it's not harmful to everyone. >> the immediate aftermath, the dollar strengthen which is good for domestically based companies with domestic revenues. >> reporter: the strong dollar historically created winning opportunities for certain industries. retail, health care, software and services are among them. they do their business in dollars here in the united states. for "nightly business report", i'm sarah eisen. >>> so what does the taper mean for your portfolio and is it time to taper-proof your investments? we turn to the chairman and ceo of revenue shares. vince, thanks for coming on the program. >> thank you, good to be here. >> before we get into strategies what people should do with the portfolio, start us off with is the taper

today she insisted that coke users do not look like she does. the prosecution in a trial against some former assistants accused of fraud. let's get to jonathan hunt with details. his is it getting ugly. never heard of this chef before. >> huge star. host of "the taste" on abc and used to an entirely different type of grilling than the one chev is getting in court in london the past couple of days. asked again and again today about her admitted cocaine use, she said, quote, i would rather be on it. and explain about the drug usage but i wanted to make sure i wasn't going to be bullied and talk about an incident that took place in a humiliating place. that's the incident with her husband, who was caught on camera choking her outside a london restaurant. he claimed he was looking for traces of cocaine up her nose. she said in court he was not examining me for cocaine. that's a story he made into clear his name. they are now, not surprisingly, divorced. >> this case had nothing to do with the divorce. >> this is actually about two assistants. accuse

they said starting next year they will switch from serving coke to pepsi and plans to tap into pepsi's snack business and use doritos in the menu. they have an estimated market share of 70%. all three stocks were down. pepsi fell to $81.28. coke dropped 2% to $39.21 and shares of buffalo wild wings off to $141.77. >>> aero mark had a successful market. they sale beer at sporting events including teams like chicago bears, aramark raised more than $700 million. here is what the ceo said about plans for that money. >> originally we'll pay down debt over time. the uses of cash will be to invest in the business. we think it helps competitiveness. we'll continue to return cash to shareholders by paying a dividend and over time, looking to buy back stock. >> the stock rose to $22.70. >>> and hilton returned to the market today in the biggest hotel ipo in history. the sale of its shares raised more than $2.3 billion, the ceo of the world's largest hotel operator says the global out reach is what sets it apart. >> what dif remembferentiates ue value with the growth, particularly internationally

and he's a farmer he seemed on the coast having a website the crystalline this is a tasty drink a coke. knowing a win since the break. the fire three wheel home rabbinical school overboard from goulburn felt fit enough to make tops the topic of having might be the right. i liked the pattern from barbara gaines as my partner was to post my chicken scratch difference to his grace now my second you think that i've read twenty five hours of labor with that said things that god has provided no not michael jackson at me tilted back into the bread is a grace had yet to agree to be a good thing he didn't use the study was great as to the bonding is a great dad and she knows fluid and from homes market sector. i gave birth to my son eighteen years ago after a very difficult i had the nurse came in she asked the auntie and toasted our buses to get these of course meant being that in every room of their father that all their pretty untidy to be there for the birth of their time with their idol and tonight a special lifetime event the film i would think so. i think the only lights when my sister a

kids spend a whole week of academic time learning the lifecycle of a night sneak in return for giving coke exclusive pool ring writes the color springs school district pledges to make this students drink quotes at least seventy thousand cases of coke a year the official nutrition curriculum is created by mcdonald's and fried potato chip manufacturers all schools in the u.s. so forced to bought something called channel one t.v. in class every day john hopkins university study found an incredible eighty percent of the content was normally educational fillers and adds a five dollars. or six premium clear and. just go into so as the director of the campaign for a commercial free childhood c c f c it's great to see why shouldn't corporations write the school curriculum. years ago top universities were completely free government because of pushing fees to impossible levels stanford science degree cost forty two thousand dollars at a told german university the same degrees one hundred fifty dollars points out public funding keeps it around the same cost as in kamya german firms like miss eighty's

potentially coke industry included.ther demand floated last time was a special tax cut to medical device companies. that would actually increase the debt and deficit. this is a laundry list of giveaways to special interest groups they're hoping to trade. and obama has really no reason to negotiate. he already called their bluff last time. i think that's what's going to happen this time around again. >> i think that's exactly right. how long, raul, do you think it's going to be before the republicans -- i was actually surprised no t to hear it today -- claim this is all a distraction from obamacare, right? like everything. >> all roads lead back to funding obamacare. >> that's exactly right. i feel like any day now they're going to start to say that the letter from jack lew was kind of made up and that this is a made up crisis on the part of the president. because he wants to distract from the affordable care act and the disastrous rollout. right? >> karen, i think the mistake you might be making here is you seem to be l

nor 30 times more than a can of coke.onster energy is about three times more per fluid ounce that than a can of coke. is the problem people are just drinking more because, you know, the monster energy or the rock star or the red bull in many cases are just bigger cans and they are just drinking more amounts, more fluid ounces and thus, really bringing in a lot of caffeine? >> probably that's exactly right. so, the usual consumer of energy drinks often consumes more than one can. and as you said, the amount of caffeine in energy drinks is much higher than in calfnated sodas like coke a or cola. the amount you can intake in a short period of time can be much higher than compared to sodas. >> we have had tens of thousands of people who have gone to emergency rooms. i think 20,000 in a year, in the most recent numbers. is the problem mostly the drinks, themselves, or the fact that people are combining the drinks with alcohol? >> that's a very good question. i think there is actually a register which tried to investigate this.

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the amount of high level waste it would produce would fit inside a coke can. you know the people are often surprised to hear you know we need to start thinking in terms of volumes of waste rather than tonnage of waste nuclear waste being very dense that it's very heavy but doesn't take very much space. so even with the current technology a not bad we're talking about a coke can for our entire lives and that's for travel. saying that the current ways that we're seeing with the nuclear reactors on earth today the waste is not as bad as it's made out to be as i would say. i think obviously it needs to be stored securely it needs to be handled well it is it is handled well. moment in general i mean i do agree with you because i see day after day just stories of nuclear waste not been able to be stored properly and it is really terrifying i think for people to understand how long lasting it is even if it is a small amount a lot of the waste we have of the moment can actually be really converted into fuel so it's actually still contains a lot of energy it's just tha

the amount of high level waste it would produce would fit inside a coke can. you know the people are often surprised to hear you know we need to start thinking in terms of volumes of waste rather than tonnage of waste nuclear waste being very dense that it's very heavy but doesn't take very much space. so even with the current technology a not bad we're talking about a coke can for our entire lives and that's for travel. saying that the current ways that we're seeing with the nuclear reactors on earth today the waste is not as bad as it's made out to be as i was saying. i think obviously it needs to be stored securely it needs to be handled well it is it is handled well. moment in general i mean i do agree with you because i see day after day just stories of nuclear waste not been able to be stored properly and it is really terrifying i think for people to understand how long lasting it is even if it is a small amount a lot of the waste we have of the moment can actually be really converted into fuel so it's actually still contains a lot of energy it's just th

. $80 of scotch, cherry coke zero and fuji water for john.cks including a bowl of ranch dressing, six beverages, fresh quack moly and a director's chair. not sure what that's for. eric, i could do your list. >> sounds bad right? i'm all for that. i'm glad they have the list. the hotel charges them an arm and a leg for all that stuff, that's the free market at work. you want it, want people to wait on you hand over fist, you're going to pay for it. >> what would you like? >> vodka. >> vodka to the face, blow dry reagan pomp, tanning booth. you could bring yours. your whole body waxing kit. >> whoa. >> what do we get? >> ladies. >> i looked at list for katy perry, i didn't think it was all that extravagant. i thought she could ask for more things like green mms on the bed spelling out her name. i thought she was completely delightful on entertainment tonight. >> she's cute. >> you love for champagne a lot. >> i love champagne. i would take a personal yoga instructor. that would be great. >> i don't like the exercise. >> i like champagne. >> all

. $80 of scotch, cherry coke zero and fuji water for john.s including a bowl of ranch dressing, six beverages, fresh quack moly and a director's chair. not sure what that's for. eric, i could do your list. >> sounds bad right? i'm all for that. i'm glad they have the list. the hotel charges them an arm and a leg for all that stuff, that's the free market at work. you want it, want people to wait on you hand over fist, you're going to pay for it. >> what would you like? >> vodka. >> vodka to the face, blow dry reagan pomp, tanning booth. you could bring yours. your whole body waxing kit. >> whoa. >> what do we get? >> ladies. >> i looked at list for katy perry, i didn't think it was all that extravagant. i thought she could ask for more things like green mms on the bed spelling out her name. i thought she was completely delightful on entertainment tonight. >> she's cute. >> you love for champagne a lot. >> i love champagne. i would take a personal yoga instructor. that would be great. >> i don't like the exercise. >> i like champagne. >> all r

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then you need the coke to bring you back up. i felt without that i wasn't going to make money. >> dean met most clients through her job at the strip club. >> all guys i see are rich people. i would stick with high end guys. >> a guy asked what do you think about when you're doing this? i think about what i'm going to spend the money on. >> dean's past customers continued to send her money in jail. >> my customer randy. hi my pretty lady. you'll always be my princess. i've been thinking about you. i love and miss you and hope you're okay. hope to see you and we'll have fun soon. love you. >> how much money did he send you? >> like a hundred every couple of weeks. he's a lonely guy. we talk and i act like i care about all the stuff he has to say. they don't know nothing about me. i'm there to fulfill your fantasy and leave. i don't care about you, your wife, your dog or nothing else. i care about how much money you've got and that's it. some have talents. some sing and dance. i can hustle men for money. that's the only thing i've

he played tony montana who jumped into the booming coke cape -- coke -- cocaine business. his empire collapsed and the gangster met his demise. the film would become an american classic. we said hello to scar face 30 years ago today. >> we talk about how you might deal with a web cam on your -- put a ban dade on band -- band dade on it. >> pileups and grounded flights as a fierce winter storm slams the east coast and it's not over by a long shot. >> snow, freezing rain, even cases of fog, a lot of it, reeking havoc up and down the east coast. tens of thousands of folks without power. up to a foot of snow in some parts bringing traffic to a halt. and we're all over it. our meteorologist on more nasty weather on the way, and the potential hit to holiday sales. we begin with david in the thick of it all. >> reporter: looks like, here we go again,

makes metallurgic coke for the steel industry. suncoke energy under the radar mover of the day. let's get to talk numbers. we hit one stock fundamentally. today qualcomm. they were naming a new ceo. steve, would you be a buyer of qualcomm here, new ceo or not? >> you know, brian, i absolutely would. big win last night for the san diego chargers, which is the team that qualcomm sponsors. >> my favorite team. >> and qualcomm has been a big winner. over the last six months significantly outperformed the market and its sector. main reason i love this name cyst really -- it's a choice d all of the above. what i mean is within the mobile space as long as mobile grow when is you own qualcomm you don't have to pick which mobile provider will win. they own all of them. rather than selling the physical chips most of their revenue comes from licensing. >> 71,000 patents qualcomm owns. >> that's right. two-thirds of their revenue. given that this technology, i think s-a revenue stream that's significant and only going to increase and on top of that you get a dividend which you don't get in

coke right now is 90 percent of the assets.robably play in the 2014-15 we are going to see him slowly divest much of those assets, if not all of them. lori: do you approve of the strategy? ttere was a "wall street journal" piece went to get the sales are on the downside because of consumers' concerns about artificial sweeteners. >> sure. i think there are couple of points he mentioned. one, the shifting demand for diet drinks in north america is definitely occurring. they are dropping in an even faster rate than carbonated drinks. coca-cola is still the dominant global nonalcoholic beverage company. in the united states in developed markets if consumers and of buying carbonated beverages they're is a coca-cola branded product. the emerging markets where per-capita consumption is incredibly low. this is where coca-cola has agreed opportunity to continue growing the beverage volume globally of the next decade. lori: and you are bullish, correct? >> of $45 fare of dollar at estimate. i think shares are currently more than 10% unde

may i remind him about the gang, and doing coke and a little blow.t, raised a good family, a husband and father, this guy does everything right. this is nauseating -- >> do you think chris matthews is skeptical about obama care? >> he actually telegraphed, he is going to say it is such a great idea they just didn't follow it up perfectly. he is going to blame everybody. >> anybody watching the interview will say it is the republican's fault. do they really need to shore up their left wing that much. >> at the end of the interview, dana, everybody is going to need a shower. >> well, the other concern is -- president obama, i would imagine they're going to prepare him very well for this interview. because just when you think that your friend that is going to be easy, that is when you can really mess up. but i don't think that president obama could do anymore interviews that could convince us that everything is great, they need more results, less talk. >> i agree. i think if you did the interview with a fox news person that would give much greater credi

. >> my name is nancy cokes and unfortunately i leave on the other side of mr. fujii's lot. and i never know what to expect when i get up. he has so many building permits and when i called the building department, they don't know which one he is working off of either. and when i called because they were trenching down the hill, four trenches, okay? going down that we are about three feet deep and that is like a 60-foot long lot and this is edge hill and we are not talking about dirt, we are talking about boulders, i watched his work people fall down the hill. and when they dug out the dirt from behind maria's house they just threw it down the hill. now they try to repair it. by covering it up. and that is basically what they did. the man is just a menace and he is dangerous. thank you. >> sure. >> any other public comment? >> okay, and then we will take rebuttal from the appellant. >> >> let me make it clear that this is exactly what we want. we want tomorrow to pure the three pits and then do a structural advisement committee to look at what they did at the wall and whateve