"the roanoke times" has the list as gatorade, paper towels, laundry detergent, cold cuts, microwave foods, chips and energy shakes. from a health food store we're and you know, it is probably a good thing for governor mcdonnell right now he is improving his legal representation since the lawyers he has had working for him are leading to news stories like this. "an attorney for governor bob mcdonnell on monday vigorously defended the governor against allegations his children had taken large quantities of food and household supplies from the governor's mansion to their college dorm rooms. but hours later governor mcdonnell's office released documents showing the governor on friday repaid the state nearly $2,400 for said items that his kids charged to the taxpayers that the lawyer said were no big deal. $2,400 of humus, hint of lime chips, toilet paper, body wash and deodorant items." "the roanoke times" has the list as gatorade, paper towels, laundry detergent, cold cuts, microwave foods, chips and energy shakes. from a health food store we're told the governor's lot at taxpayers' expense i

. >> anthony will be eating wheaties and drinking gatorade trying to keep up. bart workers on strike for a second day in a row. both sides have not missed. >> commuters trying to get around yesterday as union workerers protested outside of bart stations demanding better pay and better safety procedures. we are getting two different stories on where the negotiations stand. last night a bart spokesperson said he is trying to work out a deal. a negotiator for one of the unions tells us bart wasn't willing to work with them. christie smith is live in oakland where bart brought in twice as many buses as yesterday. going to be a busy one out there. >> reporter: absolutely. and i think there may be one or two commuters sitting around the west oakland bart station this morning. west oakland would basically be the last station from the east bay before san francisco. it makes sense that on day two of this strike this is where bart has decided to double the number of charter buses thaterate coming and going between the east bay and san francisco. in about 30 minutes we ar

gatorade frost. ♪ >> n-u-h-u-h? >> hello!>> nuh-uh. >> uh-huh. quit playing. >> hey, where are you guys off to? let me guess. shopping. >> ding ding ding! we have a winner. need anything? >> uh, some t-shirts. >> hey, baby, do you need anything? >> yeah, to know why you're going. you know we're strapped. >> i'm just window-shopping, if that's okay with you. >> fine. i'm just saying. "stupid." >> what? >> no, no, it's--it's my word. "stupid." s-t-u-p-i-d. unh! >> curtis? >> huh? >> baby, i'm a little short. >> baby, told you to stop being hard on yourself like that. you've got to love yourself first. >> curtis. >> go put some heels on. get in the closet, put some heels on, and get out of here. you see how i flipped that thing around, how i did that? that's called-- >> corny. >> baby, that's not nice. >> it's okay. that's his word. right, c.j.? >> nope. >> yes, it is. yes, it is. yes, it is, yes, it is. [laughs] >> curtis, please, can i borrow $200? >> money don't grow on trees! >> curtis, so i can avoid stopping at the atm, ba

not too bad. 80 sunnyville and morgan hill and gilroy, may need gatorade. low 80's on most of the peninsula, and cooler around millbrae and 72 and mid-60's loan the coast this afternoon to near 70 in downtown and south san francisco and sauce least. low-to-mid 80's through the north bay valley and 20 degrees cooler at your beaches and we will be in the mid-to-upper 70's along the east bay shore and further inland and castro valley we could hit the low 80's and warmest in the east bay valley, upper 80's to low 90's. this is how it looks at&t park from our south beach camera, we will roll out the forecast there and we are going to have 60 degrees at 6:15 dropping down to 50 as we wrap up the set with the reds. for the weekend, not too far away, tomorrow we are a couple of degrees warmer away from the coast. we will lose those for friday, but the temperatures are a lot like today and just a little bit cooler with the marine layer more stout saturday through tuesday and we will have the morning clouds giving way to afternoon sunshine and temperatures are close

. >> i need sun screen, sun glasses, i need this hat and i need gatorade. >> reporter: this is his first week pedaling a cab. >> that was nbc's tom costello reporting. >>> bill karins is here with more. >> reporter: the relief is on the way. right now it's up in canada, monday until it clears the east coast, wednesday was an amazing. miami was the one of the coolest spots in the entire country. 90s widespread yesterday. we'll do it all over again. today, it's already a warm morning. these heat waves as they progress, these nights tend to be warmer and warmer. we're in the 90s in boston on down. mid-atlantic should be in the mid-90s. anywhere with a hint of hitting 100 degrees it will be the washington, d.c. area. chicago, yesterday, you're at 94, we'll do that again today. this goes all of the way back to the rookies. the timing to the end of the heat wave, here's how we look today, this is the storm that will change things, cool things off, it starts friday in the northern plains, saturday it dips through the great lakes. mara, of course w that change, we're going to get some strong thu

. >> i need sunscreen, sunglasses, this hat and gatorade, man. >> reporter: this is david landerman's first week pedaling a cab. >> not the best timing there. that was nbc's tom costello reporting. >>> extreme heat out west is adding fuel to a large and growing wildfire in southern california. the so-called mountain fire outside palm springs grew to more than 30 square miles on wednesday. thousands of homes are threatened and hundreds of residents have been forced to flee. nearly 3,000 firefighters and 25 aircraft are battling that blaze. authorities say it's about 15% contained. >>> once again, republicans are trying to chip away at obama care. and despite a veto threat, the house passed bills calling for one-year delays in two key provisions. one requiring nearly all americans to purchase insurance. the other, mandating businesses to offer it. now both are scheduled to kick in come january. the administration has already put off the component for employers. president obama will deliver a speech later today on the benefits of the law. >>> the fight over obama care goes on. there is g

gatorade frost. ♪ >> page 456 of the chicken bible says, "thou shall not covet thy neighbor's chicken uh, bri... >> okay, i know. he's way stiffer than that. okay, how's this? "chicken is the root of all happiness. now practice your cluck." [ laughs ] he's right behind me, isn't he? cluck, cluck, cluck. cluck! i'll cluck out. >> cluck, cluck! >> ouch. >> curtis, it took me 15 minutes to get out of that bathroom. >> should've used the doorknob. >> it fell off. you've been telling me you were gonna fix that doorknob all week, baby. >> yeah, i'm gonna fix it, baby. week ain't over. >> just like you said you gonna fix the ceiling fan, curtis, which now has only two blades >> you know what? i know it's supposed to have four blades, but if you look at it with the two blades, it look like we got a helicopter in the bedroom. that's so cool. it's like "a-team" or something. >> would you just please just take care of it, mr. t? >> yeah. >> and, curtis, remember, you still have to take care of those toys at the help center. you have to assemble them and pack them up. >> yeah, i'm gonna do it, ba

with big-time endorsements from gatorade. to nike, even a stint on dancing with the stars. tough talking rebel in the world of women's sports. >> think what you want about me, i am who i am. but at the end of the day i'm an athlete that wants to win. >> reporter: the all-star goalie led the u.s. team to an olympic win. but despite the team's success, turning women's u.s. soccer into a profitable sport has been an up-hill battle. >> we're trying to evolve the women's game, and that means filling the stadiums, selling tickets. >> reporter: but hope has learned selling tickets is more than just good sport when image is everything. being known as the bad girl of soccer has not hurt. she doesn't believe in niceties or humility, from her twitter tirades with teammates, or baring it all. >> you bring out the guns, this is me, this is what wins us world championships and wins us gold medals. >> reporter: like her or not, her star power has helped bring women's soccer into the big-time. and with it, cash and face recognition. >> i want to win the gold medal. >> to be tough, strong,

. >> i need sunscreen, i need sunglasses, i need this hat and i need gatorade, man. >> reporter: this is david landerman's first week pedaling a cab. timing is everything. we checked on the status of the power grid. they tell us it's holding up well. and, in fact, it would have to get even more hot, even more humid for longer stretches of time before the power grid would in any way be considered to be unstable. brian, back to you. >> still getting over the image of that vendor sweating like a chicken. not sure what that means. tom costello in washington starting us off tonight. tom, thanks. >>> we normally associate weather channel meteorologist mike seidel with extreme weather, and tonight, it happens to be heat. he is live not far from us here in new york's central park. mike, good evening. >> reporter: good evening, brian. we are not setting many records. what we will remember about this week is the persistence of the heat, as tom costello mentioned. today in central park, 97 on the thermometer, the hottest day so far this summer. and there's going to be more of this. take a look a

. >> they're sold next to gatorade and soft drinks but just one of the cans contains same amount of caffeine as almost seven cans of soda. >> the drink makers admit caffeine levels are high but they say their products contain less caffeine than a similar sized cup of coffee. red bull executives say they prom yais yis to change the way products are marketed. >> spencer christian is pure energy. >> oh, yes w out the drink doesn't need any of the stuff. >> and sunshine. too. >> right. it's going to be getting sunnier tomorrow, and friday. it's going to be warmer so we're get clogser to a more summer-like pat yesh. here is a look at still more energy around the bay area now. there is just a little patch of low at the coast and lots of sunshine across the region. and here is a live view of sunny skies over the bay from our roof top camera. we'll see low clouds and fog expanding tonight. there may be spotty here is a fog pattern into afternoon. it will begin to expand again into evening hours. warmer than yesterday. now to satellite radar, still have this pat yesh we've had last several days now.

in a public place by anyone under 21, is a misdemeanor, this includes hiding it in red cups and gatoradetles. this year there will be an increased number of undercover officers. >> jimmy: i don't know, but if i saw that guy watching me through the binoculars, i would call the police on him. he looks like a pervert, right? hey, dennis rodman said something dumb, i know that is surprising. he told sports illustrated that he believes he should be nominated for a peace prize. you remember he went to see kim jong-un, who he called a friend for life. apparently, you have to be married to carmen electra for at least two weeks, they only lasted nine days. is that sad or what? it seems like the mission is to put as many pieces of metals in your face as possible. he said if i don't finish in the top three for the nobel prize, something is seriously wrong. just give him a fake statue they sell, with the nobel on it sharpee. this is from france, a guy works at a restaurant there, makes a regular habit of scaring the crap out of his co-worker. and luckily for us he records each instance on his cell p

gatorade, laundry detergent, cold cuts, energy shakes, toilet paper, body wash, and other items purchased with the mansion credit card and sent off to school with the mcdonnell children. that is in addition to the ferrari and the $145,000 in cash, and the $6,000 rolex and the oscar de la renta suede jacket and all the rest that he's taken. nice haul, right? as governor, bob mcdonnell gets paid $175,000 as his real salary. he doesn't the have to take it from anybody, it's paid to him officially. and he gets a free place to live. now there's a new twist in all this, when governor mcdonnell first got elected it was not a surprise that a republican won the virginia governorship. i mean, virginia has been trending blue in presidential election years, but when virginia holds its statewide races in odd off years it ends up being a lower turnout affair, and lower turnout elections often tend to benefit republicans. it's not crazy a republican won. what was unusual about bob mcdonnell getting elected, it was the fact that the republicans picked him. that the republicans had picked somebody so very

this includes hiding it in red cups and gatorade bottles.king on the beach or pier is prohibited. this year there will be an increased number of undercover officers. >> jimmy: i don't know, but if i saw that guy watching me through the binoculars, i would call the police on him. he looks like a pervert, right? hey, dennis rodman said something -- i want to talk about dennis rodman. dennis rodman said something dumb, which i know that is surprising. he told "sports illustrated" that he believes he should be nominated for a peace prize. you remember he went on an unsanctioned trip to north korea to see kim jong-un, who he called a friend for life. apparently, you have to be married to carmen elektra for at least two weeks. they only lasted nine days is that sad or what? he actually said "my mission in life is to break the ice between hostile countries." it seems like the mission is to put as many pieces of metals in your face as possible. but he's serious about it. he told "sports illustrated" if i don't finish in the top three for the nobel p

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better that, i guess, than taking it out on a barrel of gatorade.eye for a eye often just leads to two black eyes, or worse. >> whoa. >> first arizona diamondbacks pitcher ian kennedy hits puig in the face. >> might have his hit nose. >> reporter: moments later, as soon as he gets the chance, really, dodger's pitcher zach greinke retaliates. >> and did that hit him? i think it went behind him. and hit him. >> the benches clear and though nobody throwing a punch, you know where this is going. or when it's brian kegreinke's hit, he nearly loses his head. here comes the brawl, involving the player, even coaches. >> and now mark mcgwire and kirk gibson -- >> reporter: ah, the boys of summer never grow up. now, certain sports do naturally play to an athlete's anger. >> he's hanging in there. >> reporter: when you're being pummeled, pummeling in return is expected. >> i can't believe what i'm seeing. he got bit, i think. >> reporter: when mike tyson chomped down on evander holyfield's ear -- >> that's a dangerous bite. >> reporter: it became boxing's clas

he is 45 years older than hank aaron was in 1976 and got a gatorade bath from his teammates. >> i thinkve a touch of pneumonia. i'm too old to do this. this is what keeps me coming back every year. there is no greater feeling in this world than to contribute to the ballclub. >> looks like he is 60. but he is still hitting home runs. [ laughter ] >>> nhl after locking up logan couture this month they made sure pavelski will be in the area until 2019. he was drafted in 2003 by the sharks. >>> tony stewart just can't get enough. he was at a dirt track last night in canada racing the funnycars. sprint cars, dueling for the lead. he flipped five times through the air, landed right side up. his car was towed away but stewart didn't suffer any injuries in that incident. >>> big news in the nfc west. the seahawks wide receiver percy harvin is expected to have surgery on a torn hip. he is expected to be back in november at the earliest and hasn't even played a down for seattle yet. the hawks traded three draft picks to minnesota to get him. >>> the national football league is just beginning the

retail brands out there, i think they've got almost, nine or ten of them, looking at trop canada and gatorade people aren't drinking soft drinks the way his kids did. well, don't drink soft drinks. i think aquafina water, that's pepsi, drink water. drink other pepsi drinks. >> there are companies with highs right now, don't you think together they might make for a powerhouse in a highly competitive commodity business around the world? >> no, you might remember baldwin united, why not have a baldwin piano insurance company. chocolate doesn't sell the way you sell salty snacks, for obvious reasons. lord adrien cabaret talked about how things worked in the world. he should have built his cabaret business so there would be something that someone else wants. it didn't work for kraft or cadbury and it doesn't make sense for pepsi to go down that route. why is peltz picking on women ceos, as cramer subjected this morning. to go for a pop in a stock price -- >> so you think he is picking on female ceos? >> you look at ellen coalman of dupont and rosian at kraft and endra and ellen too, and i don't kn

you eat the chips and get thirsty and reach for a gatorade. that's the model. coca-cola doesn't have the driver. >> pepsico, i can't wait to see. they said the weather was a problem in india. well, let's see how mountain dew does in india. >> that's what they need in the emerging markets, more caffeinated stimulation. coca-cola is a great company. >> at 36 i'm going to say go buy it so i don't want to do that flip-flop. >> a more fundamental consider. i know you love celgene. >> a little bit self-serving because it happens to be one of -- >> i'm offended and appalled that you would pest it. >> j&j, i don't know a lot about what america is going to look like in 30 years. i do know this, we're going to be older and we're more likely going to be fatter and three of the top 100 names are biotech, j&j doing well, any 20-year sector better than the aging demographic, fatter, healthier, prescription drugs for life model? >> 1985. >> i'm looking for a place to involved for the next 20 years. j jaj, medically is vices doing bet and brick growth up 19%. gorski totally de

"the roanoke times" has the list as gatorade, paper towels, laundry detergent, cold cuts, microwave foodschips and energy shakes. from a health food store we're told the governor's lot at taxpayers' expense included a digestive system cleanse, cherry flavored sleep elixir and variety of vitamins charged to the governor mansion's visa card. when the "washington post" reported in june on bob mcdonnell buying his digestic system cast gastrointestinal cl and making the taxpayer pay for it, he denounced it as false and misleading. he's quietly paying the state back while still insisting he's right to take it or insist his lawyer said he could have it without paying. now he's going to pay for it anyway, well, because now he has a really fancy expensive new lawyer giving him different advice? governor bob mcdonnell's term in office ends officially in january. smart bookmakers everywhere are taking bets on whether or not he makes it that far. what's this? mmmm, nice car. there's no doubt, that's definitely gonna throw him off. she's seen it too. oh this could be trouble. [ sentra lock noise ] oh

different billion-dollar brands and more than 3,000 products -- frito-lay, quaker oats, tropicana, gatorade

you saw that in the results were cheryl: you have new products coming out you have the gatorade brandtab and check out against that this needs to be part of our portfolio and you know, obviously that a initiative is off to a great start. so it is creating this when people want to indulge. >> i do have to ask you about this stock. it is up about 24%. we are seeing those numbers in the double-digit performance. you talk to someone, like he is saying that you should discard the beverage business, go buy this and focus on food and snacks. i know that you have been dealing with these rumors and, you know, you have to ask the question that may be a change is in order for pepsico. >> the stock price performance makes the point that you're making. we leave this is working so well right now and the idea is taking on an 80 billion-dollar acquisition going through all the risk of integration and paying a premium for that business. >> we think that we have the portfolio right and we are not interested in doing large deals. we hope that by focusing on the or polio, that is the way to deliver value

. >> for me, it's always sort have been the equivalent of gatorade. that idea. indeed. >>> also burning up our "heat index," a supermodel mom, gisele bundchen, raising a few eyebrows this morning. she released a photo of her nearly 8-year-old daughter with ears pierced. now many are asking -- well, we haven't asked this, how young is too young? how young is too young? >> we ask that every day. >> we asked that of bianna golodryga. it's been a couple of days. >> reporter: good morning, guys. the brazilian bombshell tweeted a photo of an adorable 8-month-old vivian brady. accessorized in a necklace and to the surprise of many, studded earrings. the earrings have sparked a debate with some moms saying infants should not have their ears pierced. others defend the act. calling it nothing more than a cultural rite of passage. it's no secret, photos of supermodel gisele bundchen are known to turn heads. but it's this sweet snapshot of gisele and her 8-month-old baby girl vivian that has people talking this morning. at issue, what appear to be the tiny gold studs in bab

so when it's hot out, gatorade sells. when it's cold out, quaker sells better.here's a lot of party, frito lay tends to do well. when it's cold and flu season, tropicana does well. the net of it is the portfolio is what enables you to power through and frankly the portfolio is working very well. >> but just beverages that you drink to cool off, to you sdo y couple of points less, hot weather beverages, did you see the same thing is this we've always said if a company blames weather, you needily put an eyebrow up inside it's an overcoat company. so you're not throwing coke totally under the bus, but you're saying that there was something to what they were saying i guess, right? >> as i said, there is no doubt weather affects us, but when you look at it as a global company and as a company that has both a snacks business and beverage business, that's what really allows us to power through these things. >> salty snacks and beverages -- like peanut butter and jelly. if you have salty snacks and beverages, duh. makes you you thirsty. >> we think they fit perfectly to