hugh johnston is the vice president of pepsi.uld you expect him to drink pepsi not coke, you might expect him to use twitter. >> shares of lending club are trading less than a grande latte this morning. down another 11%. they saw their stock fall after word the company receives a subpoena from the justice department. and worse it will have to start funding its own loans. we warned investors this day could come. the whole business model is taking other people's money and lending it out might lose access to other people's money. for a lender, this is a disaster. this stock falling lower. >> big nose dive. >> does it affect the other companies that rely on those loans? >> yes. other companies that are similar who may have not gotten themselves in the same trouble are falling in sympathy. >> thank you very much. >>> 6:47 right now. they are back. talking about gilroy garlic fries. >> mcdonald's, fresh off the farm. garlic fries are my way. we understand you agreed to bring us breakfast after you're done telling us about the garlic fr

for instance, hugh johnston with 15 tweets in his life is vice president of pepsi. but just as you might expect mr. johnston to drink pepsi, not coke, you'd expect him to use twitter, too. >>> shares of san francisco's lending club are trading for less than a grande latte. lending club, seen here in better days, saw the stock fall another 11% this morning, afterward, the company received a subpoena from the justice department. worse, it will have to start funding its own loans. the whole company's business model lending out other people's money. they might lose access to that money for a lender, kris, that is a disaster. >>> to a different kind of disaster, investigative unit exclusive. firefighting chemicals in our water. the environmental protection agency and u.s. military finding toxins from chemical foams that firefighters use during plane crash landings in water. san francisco and san jose firefighters use environmentally friendly foam but for decades toxic foam used at airports, oil refineries and military bases across the country. epa asked public water syste