one of the things i was raised to not drink coca-cola.'s lots of mormons who do imbibe the diet coke, the not flel new york city diet coke. >> jon: fur thirsty be thirst. the coffee is totally off limits. my trick at a birthday party was try to figure out which of the brown sodas on the tray was not the coke. >> jon: and then could you taste it. when you describe your childhood i have to say there's something incredibly comforting about an atmosphere and i always thought this about religion by providing the answers to difficult questions to children, it is comforting for them. >> yeah, also -- being a mormon the founding story of our religion is that the 14-year-old had hard questions and went to a group and asked hard questions. i was taught to ask hard questions from the time i was a little girl. i thought it's what i should do. life was meaningful i should seek out meaning. it was a beautiful, warm comforting way to grow up. >> jon: the conflict that happen as with any religion, as you get older you start to see cracks and chinks in th

drink coca-cola. while the german camp holds a morning training session. soldiers practice the delivery of wounded soldiers to a field hospital and provide first aid to someone suffering from massive blood loss . of this unit are british. being a member of the club requires not only the ability to wear a uniform properly and we annex german life for the front line but also to have a knowledge of how to handle equipment. this is why commander neil robinson is especially hard on recruits who are at the show for the first time these things very neil himself is an enthusiastic reactor disconnect his father fought against the germans in the navy but never met them face to face just after the role his father began collecting german army memorabilia to get to lucasfilm or any better wired technique that his son now continues the hobby. it's quite often that. people attempt to politicize people attempt to to think that the reason why we do this is because somehow we are neo nazis also how we how right wing far right off i left wing leanings these things are not tr

coca-cola pays us money and we will have a character drink coca-cola. on the other hand, it never has any affect on them. likewise, the reason that now with the culture war against smoking is you are not supposed to show characters smoking in a movie that young people are going to see. on the other hand, what people see does have an affect. hollywood will say we make sure when a 15-year-old goes to a movie he will never see somebody lighting up a cigarette but he will see this massive violence and gun amiss use. i do not think it is fair to say that never has an affect on anybody. we are not for censorship, but we are for counter programming. that is part of what atf day is about. introducing some of you to the shooting sport, giving others the opportunity to participate more often, and hoping all of you go out and spread that concentric circle of introducing your friends, your co-workers, your neighbors, and especially young people you know to the responsible shooting sports, which as you know is a culture of safety, responsibility, self control, disci

>> reporter: it's the official linebacker sports drink, aggressive product replacement, puts coca-cola'serade in the hands of big stars from michael phelps to nba olympian chris bosh. >> it's an essential part of my game. >> reporter: science -- >> 40 years of hydration in every bottle. >> reporter: but just as the olympic games began in london, a reality check from a group of researches from england's prestigious oxford university. >> they used a lot of industry-sponsored scientists to do the research which makes us suspicious to begin with. >> reporter: in fact, the mds is say they couldn't find evidence backed for much of the and much is flawed science. >> we found much of the science is not done well. >> reporter: many know they're critical of sports drinks because they have little benefit for casual athletes who work out less than two hours a day and most contain sugar. >> sports drinks are grossly oversold by companies who make them. people all over the place, teenagers drinking these things. the. >> reporter: the scientists tell abc news the oxford city year looks science that mov

. >> reporter: it's the official sports drink, aggressive product replacement, puts coca-cola's poweradee hands of big stars from michael phelps to nba olympian chris bosh. >> it's an essential part of my game. >> reporter: science, it's essential to the marketing in the $7 billion worldwide sports drink game. >> 40 years of hydration science in every bottle. >> reporter: but just as the olympic games began in london, a reality check from a group of researches from england's prestigious oxford university. >> they used a lot of industry-sponsored scientists to do the research which makes us suspicious to begin with. >> reporter: in fact, these mds and clinical scientists say they couldn't find specific backing for much of sports drink advertising, and much of what they could find, they characterized as flawed science. >> we found much of the science has not been done well. >> reporter: many nationally known nutritionists are critical of sports drinks because they have little benefit for casual athletes who work out less than two hours a day and most contain sugar. >> sports drinks are gro

. >>> australian drinks distributor coca-cola says strong advertising paid off. the glass may be half empty. executives worry weaker consumer spending is proving to be a challenge. the company owned 29% of coca-cola says it's ramping up plans to re-enter australia's premium beer market. >>> in china, geely drove up first half profit by 9%. a boost in exports offset drop in domestic sales. they have been hit hard by the economic slowdown, but geely, who also owns volvo, is expected to fare better than most peers. >>> continuing with china, china telecom dialed down first half profits by more than 8% but still beat expectations. phone companies facing higher marketing costs. telecom shares boosts after news it's buying 3g assets of parent company. they're up 4.5% now. >>> so here we are. dominated by red, which makes a change for what's happened over most of the summer. advances outpace decliners -- or decliners outpacing advances. this is the likes of the european, the dax and cac closed off four-month highs yesterday. xetra dax are down. ibex the best performer i

coca-cola pays us money and we will have a character drink coca-cola. on the other hand, it never has any affect on them. likewise, the reason that now with the culture war against smoking is you are not supposed to show characters smoking in a movie that young people are going to see. on the other hand, what people see does have an affect. hollywood will say we make sure when a 15-year-old goes to a movie he will never see somebody lighting up a cigarette but he will see this massive violence and gun amiss use. -- missuse. i do not think it is fair to say that never has an affect on anybody. we are not for censorship, but we are for counter programming. that is part of what atf day is about. introducing some of you to the shooting sport, giving others the opportunity to participate more often, and hoping all of you go out and spread that concentric circle of introducing your friends, your co-workers, your neighbors, and especially young people you know to the responsible shooting sports, which as you know is a culture of safety, responsibility, self co

. >> i know what it is, it's the most popular drink in brazil, it's one of the reasons that coca-cola pepsi can't make big gains there. it's ban drank for decades. >> here is the problem i've got. there is this five hour energy drink, and you know, there's a famous progolfer that endorses it, and he says he can get through a whole round of golf because he has five hours of energy --. >> i know, can't we have any fun any more in this country. >> false advertising is not fun. take a nap, or take a run. both are great for a big boost. >> thank you, all. i think we have come to a resting point there, that's very good. >> and thank you for pointing out how ignorant i am. >> you and i have gone over this over and over. >>> espn and major league baseball came to a deal for $5.6 billion. we were wondering what companies you could buy for this much money. >>> and we want to remind michelle about this as well. watch "closing bell" tomorrow, the head of pandora media talks to us after they posttheir results. we'll have that for you tomorrow. powerful trading tools for all. look at these streamin

coca-cola . explain why they do predictive mind that will see the american drinks try and put it out of the livy unlikely she tells online from us and how to make an entrance if you're the mayor while you london's boris johnson has been hanging around the city proper. this is our take good to have you with us now while the people of greece face raising hurdles over their debt crisis is all fun and games for the country's a limb pick delegation they've reportedly splashed out almost two hundred thousand euros to hire an exclusive london club for athletes to meet get sponsors and politicians and let's talk about that there with journalists in place a glamorous crystal sardis is putting us on the line from athens christos hi good p.r. or just bad tartly where is the money coming from me as well i think that it is a. bird. of wasting our money. from. their fifty percent of them i don't know where from the lottery it's all the other minute we're all for or already funded by the i think you know the main problem we start is the problem of timing and of symbols or. we call it. as we call it it's. this

news when you want it including the apocalypse coming from coca-cola we explain why the addictive mind hallandale will be the american drinks giant you should out of police later this yeah we tell you why. and how to make an entrance and if you're the man why london's boris johnson has been hanging around the city. spain's regional leaders squaring up to madrid and boycotting the latest tough deficit targets the euro zone's for the largest economy is desperately trying to fill its budget gap and recently in the deep as cuts in decades but as i reports people are refusing to accept measures which are taking them to the brink. still probing us as we barely have anything left this has been the message over the past few weeks of hundreds of thousands spain yards who have hit the streets in anti-government demonstrations. stare into measures unacceptable especially with so many already in the streets it's going to be on the ice and then strongly on country it's crucial that we react if we don't do because in any country of the world and it's here that the social divide in spain is seen clearly policemen and firemen are on both s

click on them including the apocalypse coming maybe for coca-cola we explain why the dude predicting mayan calendar is set to see the american drink giant routed out a bolivian later this year what does that matter will tell you online r.t. dot com and how to make an entrance if you're the mayor why london's boris johnson's been hanging around the london park. spain's regional leaders a squaring up to madrid and boycotting the latest tough deficit targets the euro zone's fourth largest economy is desperately trying to fill its budget gap and recently imposed the deepest cuts in decades but authorities are reports next people are refusing to accept measures which are taking them to the brink. still probing us as we barely have anything left this has been the message over the past few weeks of hundreds of thousands spain yards who have hit the streets in anti-government demonstrations. stare into measures unacceptable especially with so many already in the streets it's going to be on the ice and then strangling our own country it's crucial that we react if we don't do because in any country of the world and it's here that the social

little bit of the outperformance narrowing, underexposed to fast-growing energy drinks -- >> that's been the case for coca-cola for years even through this period of outperformance of the markets. seemed like a call where they wanted to ring the bell before there was -- they wanted to say, take a look at the valuation. near term, it's trading on a historical premium to its own valuation. we are getting worried. they raised their price target but cut the shares. it was a cautious call, was my interpretation of the whole thing. >> i don't like this call at all, frankly. they're telling you to rotate into campbell's. we had treehouse say the soup category was bad. campbell's has just been a terrible stock. this is not hershey. campbell's and hershey for a long time, campbell's has been such a terrible performer. you want to own coke for the next 40 points. >> and the reasons behind the campbell -- campbell's goes from sell to conviction buy list -- it's skipping a couple of steps because of cost controls and better marketing after their soup category. a little tenuous there. sjm is another part of this call. prem

coca-cola for example, in school. as a doctor do you see kids not exposed, can't get a coca-cola or buy a pepsi or sprite or suggest todayry drink will make better choices as adult? do you see that coral race. >> i think that is a fair point. who is going to do that? will that be the government or will that be the parents? it starts at the ice box. what do you have at home? i don't have soda in the refrigerator. i don't have ice cream. the more i take out better my kids do. when i go to schools here is what i see. healthy choices over here. got the french fries and pizza over here. where do you think the kids go? they ain't eating broccoli. i don't know how to actually get that to work better at school. i'm not sure that restrictions are really important. jenna: let me ask you about this, the robert wood johnson foundation that helped finance this study is in favor of more regulations nationwide regulations and we're seeing this on every level, doc. whether it is the mayor in new york city looking to regulate what we can buy here in the city as far as sugary drinks or what we give to our kids. one in five people in our country i

confirmed this burning coca-cola to mold the end of twenty six thousand years of selfishness in the mayan calendar his foreign minister also called this the beginning for a local healthy drink which i won't pronounce. recently quit bolivia of the failing to convert locals to chicken nuggets is already facing a global outcry after creation women died in a mcdonald's last week get stuffed continued serving burgers for ninety minutes as she lay on the ground under a white sheet. reports they are out today though you know we'll have more news right cora stories for us this hour danielle right here later thanks for that ok now you look at big money downtown in gulf and europe coming up and if you mess up to the headline. if they shoot something inappropriate from the public they can easily be shown to accept casualties of war ok. i wish she would have never happened but it has. been a war a t.v. camera becomes an unnecessary what destroys their own safety all foreign nationals including journalists and inspectors should leave room. and this clear what happens with such witnesses i got it on my site. where many mobs check submitted. to merciless shooting on our. everyone wants to

confirmed is burning coca-cola to mark the end of twenty six thousand years of selfishness according to the mayan calendar for mr david cook called it the beginning for a local refreshing drink called. in venezuela president chavez called on people to drink juice instead of the sugary soda mcdonald's recently quit bolivia of the failing to convert locals. and. alright well done daniel i want all those difficult names all right. coming up the latest edition of our debate show cross talk and that's right after i recount the main stories. if they shoot something inappropriate for public they can easily be shown to accept casualties of war ok. i wish he would have never happened but it has. been a war a t.v. camera becomes an unnecessary what does their own safety all foreign nationals including journalists and inspectors should leave america and this clear what happens with such witnesses i got on my site. many checks i am. sure she nurses shooting on our t.v. . wealthy british style holds. the title. market why not. find out what's really happening to the global economy with max cause or for a no holds barred look at the global financial headlines tune in to kaiser report. loo

drink plenty of water. >> and that's your latest weather. savannah. >> "today" in london is brought to you by coke. coca-cola.for great theater. meredith is here this morning, good morning to you. >> i've seen it, it's fantastic. it originated in london's west end, a new british musical has broken all kinds of records in london. it's called "matilda" the musical. in london there's olympic fever and there is 'n' matilda" fever. it's a musical about a little girl with magical powers is drawing audiences of all ages. it's become one of the hottest tickets on the west end. >> how excited are you? >> excited. >> excited. >> can't wait. >> adapted from "matilda" it centers around an imaginative girl whose supernatural power shield her against the cruelty of the adults in the world around her. >> it's not saccharine, not hollywood wood, not old-fashioned. it's very cruel and funny as a result. >> i sat down with three of the four actresses who share the lead roll at the theater. >> what is it like to be in one of the most popular shows in london right now. >> is amazing. >> in every single way. >> is it sort of a dr