"i think the new coke is too sweet. i like the old coke better." "television killed us. they took these 'man on the street interviews.' what do you think of coca- cola changing? they can't do this. why are they doing it? it's the dumbest idea i ever heard." complaints to the streets. "calls and letters pouredn. loyalist clubs and protest groups formed almost overnight and fans from coast to coast hoarded and even scalped cases of original coke." roots campaign to get the old coke back." "it was the people versus the corporation. only in america. coke said it was committed. so did the people. in california, they collected signatures. in seattle, they set up a hotline. the people took on the corporation and today the people won." company listened and on july 11, 1985, less than three months it was decided coca cola classic would make a me back. made a marketing mistake. some cynics will say that we planne'e the end for coca-cola. be in the position it is today. i after deal from the late '70s and early '80s. but by july of 1996, the president of the united states would be

coke zero doing well. diet coke not. overall, i think sara is right. work in progress.ndia was weather related. do you buy the stock in i think it's not going to hurt you to own it but i do agree, david, that if someone came in new and fired a lot of people i think they'd find they're doing a little bit of a firing internally. >> and they have a man named mr. buffett there. the question is if you had a big name activist, would they have the support of mr. buffett? he wouldn't actively support them but we'll see. >> i'm more concerned, monster has the distribution thing. >> she mentioned brazil. whirlpool is out. >> this quarter they make big. they're inconsistent. it's short, it's long. it's interesting that ge had been able to sell their appliance business to electrolux people would have said -- whirlpool, if they reduce the expectations so much they finally beat expectations. >> a lot of companies doing that. >> there is. do you think boeing is doing that? i think they're playing out good but people saying this is his last quarter, jim mcnerney. it was a true blow out

he loves cherry coke. so, i want you to construct a dish using cherry coke.icchio: sure, i'm the coke guy, right? yeah. great. mario: you signed that deal, buddy. betty: rachael, i will give you a bit of a curveball. elon musk is a billionaire, founder of tesla, the electric carmaker. rachael: those are really cool. they are very cute. betty: he is south african. so, a south african food is biltong, which is a kind of 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? mario: 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. beatty: nice. betty: nice. rachael: yes, please. betty: i'm up for that. bobby? bobby: he is the ceo of mcdonald'

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crick say coke is moving more slowly than -- critics say coke is moving more slowly than pepsico.aybe address some of the benefits from the products eroding from its sales. consumers are going for fresh, natural, vitamin-enriched water. that is at odds with a carbonated soft drink that is sold on a pallet. tom: all the product is great chitchat. what we have here is two ceo's at coke and pepsi who like to smile a lot, use big words, get in touch with their inner feelings, and talk about consultants. that tells me they are sweating bullets about the financials. how much is coke management sweating about financial trends over the next 12 months? ken: the pressure is on more now than it has been in a wild. the balance sheet is more leveraged. the balance sheet has been edging up in terms of debt and credit fix -- in credit metrics. tom: they are doing and ibm because they do not have an answer to what to do because vo nnie wants to drink kale juice. brendan: and there is a downgrade, too. ken: they are still at an a or so rating. tom: thank you so much. you wonder if they will be lik

maybe they drink coke because they like the taste of coke. maybe they like iphones. only you western journalists would take that to mean we like america. >>> after the deal was sealed, iranians poured into the streets. they have high hopes once the sanctions are lifted. on the trip to iran i met with many people, and you could almost see the dollar signs in his sighs. to them, choosing money over no-brainer. >> we need to have relations with the world and export what we make and import things not worth creating >>> this is an executive from a car parts factory. he's like many iranians, hesitant to talk politics, but eager to tell us that given a choice between nuclear ambitioning and prosperity, he'd economy. >> translation: in this moment in time iran needs to move away from oil exporting dependency and move to economy. >>> this is part of the oil industry. in terms of reduction outboot. it's the oil and bass industry. the sanctions forced him to make parts, instead of importing them. now that sanctions are to be lifted. he thinks iran exported oil to the world. the

maybe we drink coke because we like the taste of coke. maybe we like iphones, because they work well. he says there is, in fact, in some quarters in iran, a very deep distrust of america, going back to the '50s. in 1950 iran held what most in the west would think is a fair and democratic election, a nationalist government was elected, and one of the first moves of that prime minister was to nationalize the british oil companies in iran. they felt they were not getting a square deal from the brits, a small percentage of profits came from iran, and they didn't think the brits were telling them how much oil was coming out. the c.i.a. orchestrated the removal of the president or empowered the shah of iran. there has been a distrust of america and great britain since. there's a lot of young people that don't remember that sort of thing, but the distrust of america and great britain is deep in this country. i have been here in train -- tehran talking to as many as i can. i know that president obama spoke about the situation concerning the negot

maybe they drink coke because they like the taste of coke. maybe they like iphones.you western journalists would take that to mean we like america. >>> after the deal was sealed, iranians poured into the streets. they have high hopes once the sanctions are lifted. on the trip to iran i met with many people, and you could almost see the dollar signs in his sighs. to them, choosing money over no-brainer. >> we need to have relations with the world and export what we make and import things not worth creating >>> this is an executive from a car parts factory. he's like many iranians, hesitant to talk politics, but eager to tell us that given a choice between nuclear ambitioning and prosperity, he'd economy. >> translation: in this moment in time iran needs to move away from oil exporting dependency and move to economy. >>> this is part of the oil industry. in terms of reduction outboot. it's the oil and bass industry. the sanctions forced him to make parts, instead of importing them. now that sanctions are to be lifted. he thinks iran exported oil to the world. they have

maybe they drink coke because they like the taste of coke. maybe they like iphones. only you western journalists would take that to mean we like america. >>> after the deal was sealed iranians poured into the streets. they have high hopes once the sanctions are lifted. on the trip to iran i met with many people, and you could almost see the dollar signs in his sighs. to them choosing money over nuclear ambition was a no-brainer. >> we need to have relations with the world and export what we make and import things not worth creating >>> this is an executive from a car parts factory. he's like many iranians hesitant to talk politics but eager to tell us that given a choice between nuclear ambitioning and prosperity he'd choose integrating iran into the economy. >> translation: in this moment in time iran needs to move away from oil exporting dependency and move to a production baste economy. >>> this is part of the oil industry. in terms of reduction outboot. it's the oil and bass industry. the sanctions forced him to make parts, instead of importing them. now that san

coke zero. growth of 6%. it's getting much -- i love coke zero.han nutrisweet. >> it has a lemony taste. they try to make it taste like regular coke. and you're worried about aspartame. >> what about coke light? >> that's the one with a little sugar in it? why expend calories on sugar at all? >> i hear you get fat because of carbonation sometimes. >> or it causes -- >> do you ever have crystal light? i'm putting this dyed powder into water and drinking it. that's probably going to kill me. >> i got to tell you. i just had their chocolate milk. it was extraordinary. coke now sells chocolate milk. and it has double the protein, half the sugar. >> interesting. >> i don't know about that. milk for adults it's not -- in the animal king doll that's not done a lot >> i love it. >> it's like being a kid again. >> going to have some strawberry quick too andrew? >> yes. love that. >> okay. you and the twins can have it all together. at a little table. >> as a family. >> that's cute. >>> plenty of challenges and risks for the markets to deal with right now.

. >>> diet coke drinkers going the way of blackberry users. sales of diet coke are tanking.st three months. that continues a trend the company has been seeing for a decade. the decline reflects a shift in consumer preferences specially in the u.s. to more natural foods and beverages but coke zero had higher sales suggesting there is still some life left in the diet soda market. >> the flip side home sales are up. national association of realtors says in june resales rose to the highest level in ain't .5 year that could keep the federal reserve on track to hike rest rates. buyers rushing into the market to build the expected rise in mortgage rates played a role in boosting sales last month. >>> all in a night's work for a member coast guard rescue team in southern oregon. >> petey officer darrin harrity didn't save a four man fishing crew stuck against the rocks he did it by swimming them to shore one at a time. harrity was hoping for a routine rescue by helicopter but after they lowered him down there was mechanical failure and he was on his own. >> i think the pilot said ha

diet coke sales down 7 percent the last three months and sales of the low-calorie coke are up 6 percentould be switching to coke zero. >> if you heard of the five second rule a young baseball fan takes the rule to heart. the boy at the angels baseball game on tuesday loved his hotdog more than the game and it slipped from the bun and fell on to his chair and before the five second rule was up record for the germs on his feet and stuffs it in his face. he knows the true meaning of baseball hotdogs and home runs and the angels beat the twins 7-3. >> good dog. >> kids eat far, far worse. >> that is right. 5:26. harsh reality for bay area drivers and what a study finds could be the top reason for the problematic commute. >> rebuilding trust with the community and what oakland police are doing today to give a new public to the effort and the big name they hope to get in return. >> a look hook from the rooftop camera to the embarcadero with a little bit of traffic moving and we say a bigger backup starting at the bay bridge toll >>> live from the kgo-tv broadcast center this is abc7 news. >>>

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. >>> coke turned in a strong quarter and a drop in sales in diet coke. the world's largest sales company saw its sales rise and reported strong demand for its nonsoda products like teas and water. it was able to raise prices and it help sales. >>> american express, a. 10 cents better than forecast. revenue though missed and fell from last year. coming in at $8.2 billion for the quarter. shares were initially lower for the results. mary thompson is here with the one t take away. >> they were soggy. what you have to have is patience. that's the key takeaway from this report. this is a company that continues to get revenue. the company has to spend in order to boost its revenue. it has been very open about that. it's increasing spending in the second half of the year. earnings will take a hit from that and that should hopefully help the company retrieve lost revenue like the revenue it is losing because of its exclusive relationship it had with costco. so again, the company in this quarter, hurt by the stronger dollar. >> what does it spend on to generate r

. >> jimmy: earlier this year our first guest ended his long run as don draper on "mad n" with a coke unfiltered lucky strike to top it off. next, he plays the voice of herb overkill in the new animated adventure "minions." it opens in theaters july 10th, please welcome jon hamm. ♪ [cheers and applause] >> jimmy: how you doin'? >> doing very well, thank you. >> jimmy: you must be very happy. i'm making assumption, but you must be very happy, because you have this great show, and people really, really love it, and it's one of the classic show, but sometimes these shows don't end well. >> right. >> jimmy: and mad men had such a great and clever and perfect ending. >> thank you. that's very kind of to you say. >> jimmy: it really was great. >> i was happy with how people appreciated how it ended, too. sometimes you do what you do. and then sometimes people are angry or they're disappointed or whatever. but people were very, they got it. >> jimmy: it's good that people talk about it, but for those who didn't see it and you're sitting cross legged, meditating over a cliff side and really,

overall sales of coke would have been up.w progress for coke which in a transition year they keep saying. top line growth still somewhat elusive. we'll wait until next year. >>> boeing also beating the street. phil, that stock moving up today. >> tyler, there is an old saying that when you look at boeing shares as the commercial airplanes business goes, so goes the boeing stock. what we saw today, better than expected performance from the commercial airplane division. delivery soared to a record high of 197 in the second quarter. operating cash flow has such been a crucial focus for so many investors, it was a very strong $3.3 billion in 2q. that's why even though the company revised its earnings per share guidance for the year down about 50 cents, it is down to $790 per share. stock is up today because you see what's going on with the commercial airplane division. bottom line is this -- that business is strong right now with a $500 billion backlog and that's what investors are focused on. >>> american express reports after t

. >> the same people in women's sport - it's like giving people coke and pepsi, and wrapping them on the knuckles for not drinking orn juice. -- orange juice. >> do you agree. >> no i'm not watching women >> putting loved ones in a nursing home... hoping for the best. >> my father died because of the neglect. >> are they betraying your trust? >> it's a for-profit business. with welcome back to "third rail," we discussed whether u.s. elections are threatening america's democracy, let's broaden the conversation to whether all americans should be required to vote, an idea president obama publicly endorsed in march. tom docherty is a republican strategist working as an advisor to new york governor pataki. and a foreign policy interrupter cofounder working to increase female voices and dave zir jen, host of edge of sports radio. tom, 36% of voting eligible americans, the lowest since world war ii cast ballots in 2014 midterms. is it time to compel people to force them to vote. we should encourage them to vote. you have the right to free speech and a right not to speak. jehovah witnesses a

. >>> welcome back to the coke zero 400, powered by coca cola. up being a gorgeous morning in daytona beach, florida. tonight's coverage provided by our partners at smithfield foods. most laps led tonight goes to the 88 dale earnhardt, jr. there are only 29 laps to go. so the 66 laps that dale earnhardt jr. has led will give him the most laps. paul menard was talking about how ridiculous that 88 is. listen in. >> the 88 is ridiculous, fast. >> all night he's been able to go wherever he wanted, whenever he wanted. >> we come to daytona and we talk about the draft. that is absolutely true. but every once in a while, and i've been fortunate to have this car, we had it in 2014 you'll show up and you'll have the car that doesn't need as much help. the 88 seems to have it tonight. that car has been untouchable. >> are you happy with everything including the amount of fuel he has? >> it's a little too tight in traffic. we had to put more tires on there. definitely have enough fuel to make it the distance. dale had been doing a good job, and this team is

i allow myself one and then switch to coke zero. i don't even think that stuff is good, joanne. >> maybe the reason why you can't sleep is because you are drinking all of that soda. >> no because i only drank it during the day, jo -- wait. >> you have to have a cutoff at 2:00. spervel thanks -- special thanks to joanne nosuchunsky. i'm tom shillue. general jack ks well, and senator mike lee. good night. >> objection. >> overruled. john: america's legal system is a mess. politicians pass too many laws. >> they can cite me or arrest me. john: also because prosecutors want to look tough on crime. >> big bad john. john: innocent people go to jail. >> they lie saying that all this evidence. john: some cops bully people into confessing crimes they didn't commit. >> the system failed us. john: their friends try to help them. >> it's over. >> i'm never getting out of here. john: and sometime they succeed. >> i'm now a free mess. john: the legal mess. that's our show tonight.

resumes as supervisors house man how they contribute to guns and kids to say is and kids on drugs and coke and african-americans in san francisco chicago and battling citizens and non-sirp everyone fingertip and social security and we know what terraces is in our city and country it's up to us to set those standards about marriages one more thing i want to read about marriages that is one of marriages in all 50 states it used to be like get in book it is called in their own words it talks about marriages that says when it is dissected some- old nigger no good news master are going to pave all he wanted was one that was healthy whether she was ugly and lead you to the gun i'm your master we have to know where we are today in this country it all about - >> thank you very much. >> thank you. >> thank you. next speaker, please. >> tom gilbert we can't outlaw tragedies of the unique and random set of circumstances that create those awful situations hoping help to evict them and improve systems and thankful we're not drinking from a cup of - remember sanctiony was created because of the i think

coca-cola eventually after deporres club got a petition and got 45 businesses to say they wouldn't carry cokenymore coca-cola hired a couple of african-americans to work in the plant. there was an ice cream plant called reed's ice cream and when they deporres club approach them about hiring black workers their response was we will go out of this is before we hire black workers and the deporres club said that's interesting so they organize a boycott and again this one took about a year year. after a huge loss of business reed's ice cream finally hired african-american workers. the one that was the ongoing they probably the one that would have caused the most frustration and the most exhaustion especially for my dad was the omaha council bluffs company given the charter by the city to do the streetcar and bus services. unlike in some places it wasn't about -- it was about the company hiring black people to drive the buses and the streetcars. the deporres and my dad went to visit the company to ask them why you hiring african-americans to work for your company to drive the buses and the streetca

matt:'s mentioned my name being on the can of coke. minus not the only one. one.mine is not the only scarlet: you have to market to international audience. scarlet will not show up anytime soon. matt: i bet they have it. they have pretty much every name on there and then husband, mother, daughter. that must help sales. craig: the marketing budget for them is up double digits this year and that includes this campaign would you like. they rolled it out in australia and introduce it across the globe. it is a simple thing. it was the subject of a little bit of mocking on social media when it first came out but it clearly works. someet: there are regulations with activist investors. craig: you don't hear so much about that anymore. but it weighed in on that a weighed in-- buffet on the little bit. scarlet: thank you so much for joining us. presidentialhead, millions ofised dollars in a few months and they can spend it just as quickly so what kind of bank can handle such a volatile accounts? we will show you. ♪ scarlet: welcome back. i am scarlet fu. matt: i am wan

i allow myself one and then switch to coke zero. i don't even think that stuff is good, joanne. >> maybe the reason why you can't sleep is because you are drinking all of that soda. >> no because i only drank it during the day, jo -- wait. >> you have to have a cutoff at 2:00. spervel thanks -- special thanks to joanne nosuchunsky. i'm tom shillue. i will see you next time. reall. that's it fours "special report" is next. >>> is there a secret nuclear deal with iran? the white house says no. but two republican lawmakers, freshly returned from meetings overseas, say yes. this is "special report." >> good evening. welcome to washington. i'm bret baier. as president obama continues to both court and mock critics of his legacy-shaping nuclear agreement with iran, there is word tonight of a separate, covert deal between the islamic republic and the u.n.'s nuclear team. two of them, in fact, that are not going to be shared with members of congress nor with you. chief washington correspondent james rosen is at the white house tonight.

the coke partnership to me i think is a big driver for this name. i think they have to increase their stake. i think coke needs to be in this space. and i think it's an exciting time. i think there are catalysts for the stock. the valuation -- they trade at the low end in even staples right now. and i think it's got-tone a place where the thing -- and this is what goldman's saying. they're saying this stock is cheap on a -- >> they use asymmetric up side risk which is analyst talk for very cheap, right? >> i think the concern is it's very cheap but can it get any cheaper? without coca-cola getting more involved i think this name is just death right now. >> is it cheap enough for coke to buy outright? >> these the one potential -- >> do they need to? >> i think coca-cola's done a nice job of getting themselves in all kinds of other areas. i don't know if necessarily this is one of the areas where they see as much growth as they do in energy drinks and milk and everything else what they've been investing in. but i'll tell you what, implied volatilitie

tonight, the subway fire cracker 250 on nbc sports network and tomorrow the coke zero 400 on nbc 4.than's hot dog eating contest. joey contest going for his ninth straight mustard belt. we'll have the delicious and disgusting highlights at 9:00. hope your saturday is a good one. >> we are looking forward to the highlights. >>> head over to the airport for a free concert. it's not your typical military marching band. we caught up with the airmen with them rehearsing. this is a premier jazz ensemble of the air force. one of the six that make up the air force band. the next concert at the air force memorial at 8:00. again, it is free. >>> before d.c.s fireworks display, you can catch macy's display on nbc 4. 50000 fireworks will go off four barges on the east river. musical performances by ed sheeran, megan trainer. willie geist is going to host it for you. keep on with that nbc washington app. >> we'll track the >>> good morning. watching and waiting. authorities bracing for possible terror attacks on this fourth of july in the wake of new threats by islamic militants. this morning, w

. >>> coca-cola enter prices in advanced talked to merge with two other coke bottlers. the deal could be worth several billion. coke has been seeking to combine the smaller overseas bottlers into more efficient operations. that would give them more flexibility. in pricing and packaging. you'll see up about 7.8% in frankfurt. >>> an exclusive nsa map acquired by nbc news. 600 corporate and government military companies are on the map. nbc reports the map was part of an nsa briefing last year about china's successful aitems to steal data about america's in a infrastructure. >>> we talked about food. now we have to talk about fitness. soul cycle files fn an ipo. has it got enough stamina to go the distance? we discuss. don't go away. >>> welcome to the second hour of "worldwide exchange," everyone. i'm seema mody. >> and i'm carolin roth. >>> a july to fert. the biggest monthly loss in six years. gains under their belt possibly for august. >>> linksin reports a $67 million loss in the second quarter and offers disappointing revenue guidance. >>> engines are go. airbus prof

. >>> welcome back to the coke zero 400, powered by coca cola.ning in daytona beach, florida. tonight's coverage provided by our partners at smithfield foods. most laps led tonight goes to the 88 dale earnhardt, jr. there are only 29 laps to go. so the 66 laps that dale earnhardt jr. has led will give him the most laps. paul menard was talking about how ridiculous that 88 is. listen in. >> the 88 is ridiculous, fast. >> all night he's been able to go wherever he wanted, whenever he wanted. >> we come to daytona and we talk about the draft. that is absolutely true. but every once in a while, and i've been fortunate to have this car, we had it in 2014 you'll show up and you'll have the car that doesn't need as much help. the 88 seems to have it tonight. that car has been untouchable. >> are you happy with everything including the amount of fuel he has? >> it's a little too tight in traffic. we had to put more tires on there. definitely have enough fuel to make it the distance. dale had been doing a good job, and this team is on cue tonight. so hope

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rain washed out qualifying for tomorrow's coke zero 400. dale earnhardt jr. fastest in practice so he will be on the poll. our coverage begins at 10:00. happy fourth. we're right back after this. why are we watching this again? i pay for all these channels, so i make myself watch them all. joey, i'll watch anything except this. except this. go back, go back, go back, go back, go back, go back. fios custom tv lets you pay for the types of channels you want, not the ones you don't. 100% fiber optics is here. get out of the past. get fios. now for $79.99 a month. go online or call. call the verizon center for customers with disabilities at 800.974.6006 tty/v >>> lyreive pictures coming back on this fourth of july as we take a look over the philadelphia museum of art. you can see the fireworks have begun. a crowd of hundreds of thousands is there on the ground for the fourth of july celebration and the fireworks started just a bit later than we were expecting. they just got going right now after the concert there. the paertrty on the parkway wrapped up. it's a tr

. >>> the coke zero 400 in daytona was wrapping up and with a fiery end. we'll tell you who was behind the wheel and how they're doing. >>> and a soldier fighting in the korean war is honored. the service is getting underway at arlington national cemetery later today. ♪ ♪ know you can keep your financial big picture under control. know you can see how much you have to spend and whether you should transfer funds. know you can easily keep track of what you're putting away. and know you're budgeted for the great escape. thanks to virtual wallet by pnc. ♪ ♪ >>> 5:08. new this morning some spectacular video that you may not have seen yet, but you likely will for the rest of the day. an incredible crash just hours ago at the coke zero 400 in daytona daytona. several cars got tangled up and one went airborne slamming into the fence protecting the fans there. three were hurt but we don't know how serious the injuries are. the driver austin dillon walked away. that race ended before 3:00 in morning after a very long rain delay. >>> the u.s. wins the 2015 women's wo

did you stay in questioning from cokes,cokes -- senator "i hear exactly the same things that you areaying. concerns with regulations about taxation and inserting that fiscal policy." you went on to say, "there is more to do on the course. there has been progress in bringing down deficits in the short-term, but that a competition -- commendation of demographics and entitlement programs, we can see that over the long term deficits will rise to a levels relative to the economy." now my constituents back home in texas are very concerned about the health of our economy because it is not good. in texas, we have great things going, but it still could be better. texas is a state that is somewhat recovered since 2000 ap you have won 15 fewer community banks. you have one of five fewer credit unions. -- 105 fewer credit unions. my question -- what do you say to those immunity based institutions that former state said of th ben bernanke when these policies have at the same time failed to produce meaningful economic growth in the community's it was instituted to serve, which further erodes their

eventually after the de porres club got a petition and got 45 businesses to say they wouldn't carry coke anymore coca-cola finally hired a couple of african-americans to work in the plant. there was an ice cream plant about six blocks north and, in fact, when the de porres club approach is to approach them the response was we will go out of business before we hired black workers. the de porres club said really? that's interesting. they organized a boycott. is what took about a year and after a huge loss in business the ice cream store hired african-american workers. the one that was ongoing i think the one that would've caused the most frustration and the most exhaustion especially for my dad was the omaha council plus street railroad company which was the company can a charter by the city to do the streetcar and bus service at the time. unlike in some places it was about blacks being able to write the it was about hiring blacks to drive the buses and streetcars. in 1948 members of the de porres club went to visit the leadership of the company to ask of him why aren't you hiring african-

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that the coke brothers and the naacp were together on this issue. even patrick leahy in vermont and charles grassy gave opinions on this. and that's a lot of what the president was trying to tap into. >> republican groups, like the coke brothers, supporting the idea of lowering incarceration rates, where is this heading in your opinion? >> like everything, it has to get to congress, and congress has to get to the white house. but i think that the president on every issue when you have these republicans you do have people like newt gingrich and van jones, and you have the aclu working on issues like this. $80 billion is the amount that this high level of incarceration is costing americans. he said that that could pay for free kindergarten for all three and four-year-olds in the country, and double the salaries of every single high school teacher. he's serious about that, and when republicans democrats hear about that, and it saves communities and dollars they're in the same boat. >> thank you. here in new york, the family of an unarmed man who died a

danica patrick with the coke zero on board camera. she starts 27th this evening. just heard from and saw carl edwards. he carries the subway on board. he'll start 24 thd tonight. 24 for jeff gordon. kyle larsson in the 42. coca-cola on camera, starts 16th tonight. and a great perspective at the back of the pace car is dale earnhardt, jr. that nationwide in-car camera with him. he starts first. >> this place is narrow. if you were lucky enough to gain track position early, blocking and aggressive driving. that's the key up front. >> that's the key running up from. there are a lot of storylines we're going to follow this evening. for more let's go to pit road and marty snider. >> a lot come in under a massive amount of pressure. that is not the case for jimmy johnson. he has four wins so far this season. obviously, very comfortably so far for 2015. because of that johnson told me earlier, we're going to bring a big bat tonight and swing it very hard. a very agrezive jimmy johnson could be a fun jimmy johnson tonight. >> it's the end of an era. over the year it was a

it's all going to be about unit sales volume -- comedy cases of coke and soft drinks are they actuallyng in north america? growth is mostly flat and this is their bread and butter. don't miss the numbers. joe: that's all for this special edition of announcer: from our studios in new york city, this is charlie rose. charlie: we begin this evening with our continuing coverage of the iran nuclear deal. the united nations security council unanimously endorsed the agreement and authorize the lifting of economic sanctions. the u.s. secretary of defense, ash carter, arrived in israel to meet with the country's leadership. prime minister benjamin netanyahu is one of the most mostle -- is one of the critical of the deal. ari shavit is a popular "haaretz columnist

the car went airborne at the coke zero 400 race of the daytona international speedway in florida. crew members and safety workers helped austin dylann. he suffered a bruised tail bone and forearm. debris from the crash hit a few spectators. one was treated and released at a hospital. dale earnhardt, jr. won the race. >>> soccer fans across u.s. are reveling in team usa's big win. the americans overwhelmed japan 5-2 last night. jericka duncan with a look at the victory. >> reporter: team usa's carli lloyd says she hasn't development a wink she the team won the world cup in spectacular fashion. >> our team is super rolling prairie proud. it took all 23 players to get this done. >> reporter: u.s. had four goals in the first 16 minutes of the final. lloyd scored a hat trick meaning she made three goals in one game including this stunning shot from mid field. as the match neared the end, lloyd gave her captain arm band to 35 year old forward abbey wombak. the former fifa player of the year said this will be her last world cup. >> she deserve deserves it. >> i was asking am i alive? i f

austin dillon now driving the number 3 car went air born on the final lap of the coke zero 400, flew into the safety fence and miraculously walked away with minor injuries. today, dillon spoke about that terrifying moment. >> i kind of was talking to myself the whole time, actually, just hold on, you are almost through it, and different impacts throughout the wreck. you are just waiting for the last one. and then when it really quiets up and it quieted up for a second another big one from brad at the end. >> he got spun around at the end. glad he is okay. >>> a celebration in la this morning as fans celebrated alongside the newly world cup champions, u.s. women had medals and t shirts with "world champion" on them. they are enjoying it. that is the most for any country in the women's world cup. >> do they get a parade, perhaps? >> kind of what they had. outside staples center, fans lined up early this morning. they didn't get the parade like the super bowl champs. >> invite to the white house too? >> i would see that in the future absolutely. >> they have inspired legions of young gi