we see each other almost on a that catapulted us onto a new journey of p and involved with michael j foxnd starting the 23andme parkinson's committee. emily: you have found new aspects of parkinson's. anne: we made some headway on parkinson. we have some projects we are thinking about doing. we are understanding the genetic dictations that sergey has. we are talking about some of the things we need to do. emily: sergey has been a critical part of your story. you're divorced. you have two kids and two companies. when there is so much wealth involved, how do you go through this process? anne: it's complicated. divorce is never easy. we are very good friends. we see each other almost on a daily basis. we are supportive of each other. it's the new reality for relationship. emily: do you have any advice from this time of your life? anne: you just have to accept that you do the best you can. we just need, we just needed the ice cream. there are moments when it's hard. you do the best that you can do. part of it is being gentle on yourself. you can't do everything. part of what i think we have

. >> pepsi on the other hand is focused on celebrities, from michael j. fox, to britney spears and elton john in recent years. celebrities front and center.center. >> no longer the case. we want to understand what is their narrative and what they are adding to the brand story. >> as for what you can expect this yearyear, you'll have to wait until super bowl sunday. >> luke will be live starting at 5:00 and throughout the weekend, bringing us stories of local fans also making that trek to santa clara. >> they are taking over at wlos instagram page. look for photos and updates there. they'll post updates on facebook and twitter. >> earlier this week, some drivers protested in california, announcing plans to protest on sunday during the super bowl. >> they say they hope to block traffic around the stadium. that obviously could further snarar traffic. they will refuse to take people to santa clara for the big game. >> they claim some of the drivers make less than $4 an hour. hour. >> i came from los angeles. that's where i live, los ngeles. angeles. >> uber howev

pepsi on the other hand focused on celebrities and the past, michael j. fox and cindy crawford and britney spears, elton john in more recent years years. the celebrity, some years, the years maybe not so much the what about that? that spokesperson, no longer the the value, very different traditionally celebrating in the past. what you can expect this year, you have to wait until super bowl sunday. >> now pinpoint weather with meteorologist mark monstrola. the anticipation just keeps building and it's been almost two weeks since we've seen football and the mile high city cannot wait until the kickoff pippin's tallest and a pretty nice day across downtown denver. really nice day on the pacific coast. in a moment but how about 48 degrees, daytime high downtown with a couple of degrees average high 45. drop through that briefly tomorrow before searching right back up well above that by the time we get to the beginning of the middle stages of the workweek. 20s and 30s with upper 30s and low 40s across the plains. forty-three right now downtown, tonight, specially

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>> larry: oh, you mean like magic, with hiv, or michael j. foxlike parkinson's. >> exactly, larry, and what zika really needs is celebrity named zika, just like lou gehrig's disease found a guy named lou gehrig. >> larry: oh, no, no. >> coincident much? [ laughter ] >> larry: no, grace, there is so much wrong with that statement. grace parra, everyone. we'll be right back! [ cheers and applause ] (dad) ah! greetings, neighbor. neighbor boy. (neighbor) yeah, so we're just bringing your son home. he really loves our wireless directv receiver. (dad) he should know better. we're settlers. we settle for cable. but let us repay you for your troubles. fresh milk for the journey home? (neighbor) we live right there. (dad) salted meats? (neighbor) no thank you. (dad) hats then! (vo) don't be a settler, get a $100 reward card when you switch to directv. and i smoked while i was pregnant. my baby was born two months early and weighed only 3 pounds. this is the view i had of her in the nicu. my tip to you is: speak into the opening so your baby can hear you

getting that information definitely catapulted us onto a new journey of being really involved with michael j. fox starting the 23andme parkinson's committee. emily: you say you have found new incites about parkinson's, for example, that could lead to a cure. anne: we made some interesting genetic discovering about -- discoveries about parkinson's. we have somebody that leads the parkinson's team. we have some projects we are talking about doing. really understanding the genetic mutations specifically that sergey has. he has something called "dirk 2." we are talking about some of the big things we are going to do. emily: sergey has been a critical part of your story. you guys are now officially divorced. you have two kids and two companies between you. when there is so much wealth involved and you're under so much scrutiny, how do you go through a process like that? anne: it's complicated. that's all i can say. it's complicated. i think part of it is that divorce is never easy. we are very good friends. we see each other almost on a daily basis. we are supportive of each other. it's the new realit

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pepsi, on the other hand, has focused on celebrities in the past - from michael j. fox and cindy crawford in the 80's and 90's - to britney spears and even elton john in more recent years."how do you all decide if it's worth having a celebrity in the ad. some years there are celebrities front and center in a lot of the super bowl ads. other years maybe not so much. what's the calculation about that?"ram krishnan/cmo, frito-lay"we used to hire celebrities as spokesperson. no longer the case. now we want to understand what's their narrative and what's the value they're adding. so its very different from how we've passes east of us this into the area from the southwest tonight...andstays in the general area through saturday. a storm system moves thank you for choosing good day virginia. it's and i'm kyle benjamin. in lynchburg-the former treasurer of the p-t-a for paul munro elementary surrendered to police yesterday for allegedly embezzling 31 thousand dollars of the organization's money. police say jennifer marie musick- served on the p-t-a from august 2012 to september

imagine how fast michael j fox would be able to go across the square in "back to the future." erin: i' m going to get a comp lawmaker and cover your vehicle with pom-poms. kevin: please don' t do that. we start off down near the freezing mark. clouds trying to drift offshore. the could be a lot of high clouds drifting across the state. it is clouds below you -- under cast in vermont. temperatures continue to slip back into the single digits. high clouds have been drifting in. we just can' t rule out a flurry atmosphere from all the lately. a couple of other disturbances upstream. the next system arrives here later friday night and early saturday. temperatures within a few degrees of the freezing mark. any leftover moisture on area roadways, the wind has been trying to dry us out. 35-43 into the afternoon today. a fairly noticeable breeze at around 10-15 miles per hour. in northwesterly direction. a couple of snow showers for the mountains. back to a blend of sunshine and clouds. tomorrow, cooler than today. a lot of areas not necessarily it comes with fair skies, which last li

he walked 4500 miles which is the equivalent of the michael j fox foundation over there. i will talk more in a minute the basically the explanation of parkinson's as you know is a tremendous amount is being learned and a lot of things that we thought would have worked out 25 years ago which have not. but the great thing about science is that even though there are setbacks, the journalist ruby always has to take care of the truth. i want to know what really works, but the patient in me needs hope. there's always something coming around the horizon, which your group that. >> oh yes. i think john's work and my personal view of committed my career to following this disease, almost 30 years really. we have had a lot of false leads and we can talk more about this later, i think we are on the threshold we have not been on before. we can talk about some of these issues in a bit. for the first time when you do a crossword puzzle the first thing you do is get the corners, i think we have the corners. i would never have said that a few years ago. we'll get into this a little more, i

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pepsi, on the other hand, has focused on celebrities in the past - from michael j. fox and cindy crawford in the 80's and 90's - to britney spears and even elton john in more recent years."how do you all decide if it's worth having a celebrity in the ad. some years there are celebrities front and center in a lot of the super bowl ads. other years maybe not so much. what's the calculation about that?"ram krishnan/cmo, frito-lay"we used to hire celebrities as spokesperson. no longer the case. now we want to understand what's their narrative and what's the value they're adding. so its very different from how we've year? strong upper disturbance passes east of us this morning. highpressure builds into the area from the southwest tonight...andstays in the general area through saturday. a storm system moves well south of us saturday night into sunday. thank you for choosing thank you for choosing good day virginia. it's and i'm kyle benjamin. in lynchburg-the former treasurer of the p-t-a for paul munro elementary surrendered to police yesterday for allegedly embezzling 31 th

pepsi, on the other hand, has focused on celebrities in the past - from michael j. fox and cindy crawford in the 80's and 90's - to britney spears and even elton john in more recent years. front and center in a lot of the super bowl ads. other years maybe not so much. what's the calculation about that?" ram krishnan/cmo, frito- lay "we used to hire celebrities as no longer the case. now we want to understand what's their narrative and what's the value they're adding. so its very different from how we've traditionally used celebrities in the past." as for what you can expect this year? you'll have to wait until super bowl sunday. continue watching our live coverage from santa clara as joe gorchow will bring us more on the carolina panthers taking on the denver broncos. looking ahead to one of the world's biggest events in sports. yesterday marked 6 months until the start of the 2016 summer olympic games in rio de janeiro. more than 10 thousand athletes from 206 countries will compete over the course of 17 days. the games include 42 the olympics kick off august 5th right

pepsi, on the other hand, has focused on celebrities in the past - from michael j. fox and cindy crawford in the 80's and 90's - to britney spears and even elton john in more recent years. (reporter question) "how do you all decide if it's worth having a celebrity in the ad. some years there are celebrities front and center in a lot of the super bowl ads. other years maybe not so much. what's the calculation about that?" ram krishnan/cmo, frito-lay "we used to hire celebrities as now we want to understand what's their narrative and what's the value they're adding. so its very different from how we've traditionally used celebrities in the past." as for what you can expect this year? you'll have to wait until super bowl sunday. commercials aren't the only thing that will be pricey. super bowl 50-- is now on its way to being the most expensive sporting event in u-s history. ticket tracking site-- seat-geek reports that the average ticket price is just shy of five thousand dollars... that's hundreds of dollars more than the record- setting ticket price for the mayweather- p

pepsi, on the other hand, has focused on celebrities in the past - from michael j. fox and cindy crawford in the 80's and 90's - to britney spears and even elton john in more recent years. (reporter question) "how do you all decide if it's worth having a celebrity in the ad. some years there are celebrities front and center in a lot of the super bowl ads. other years maybe not so much. what's the calculation about that?" ram krishnan/cmo, frito-lay "we used to hire celebrities as spokesperson. no longer the case. now we want to understand what's their narrative and what's the value how we've traditionally used celebrities in the past." nikki: now we know what kind of ads work and didn't... coming up next jordan bree and i will pick out our favorite ads to show you! we'll be right back... you're watching local tonight love them or hate them... we're talking about superbowl ads. we each picked out a favorite... bree you are first up. " " jordans pick "doritos commercial" finally... nikkis pick nikki: adlib toss to i'll have your forecase next. "now, we are iowa's most acc

pepsi, on the other hand, has focused on celebrities in the past - from michael j. fox and cindy crawford in the 80's and 90's - to britney spears and even elton john in more recent years. (reporter question) "how do you all decide if it's worth having a celebrity in the ad. some years there are celebrities front and center in a lot of the super bowl ads. other years maybe not so much. what's the calculation about that?" ram krishnan/cmo, they are usually the highlight of the night. this year's ads taking on a new tone- and once again, they may have just stolen the show. here's abc's clayton sandell. "let's face it? a lot of last year's super bowl commercials were downers. nats - boy: i couldn't grow up, because i died from an accident. the super bowl was more of a bummer bowl. but this year? nats - "puppy monkey baby. puppy monkey baby." ?advertisers are bringing back happy. singing sheep? nats - honda / singing sheep / "take alook at yourself in the mirror?" aliens? nats - avocados from mexixo / guide: this is the cube of rubik. this simple puzzle was considered unsol

from michael j. foxndy crawford to britney spears and elton john in more recent years. >> pepsi for you. >> reporter: how do you feel if it's worth having a celebrity? some years the celebrities are front and center in the super bowl ads, others not so much. what's theical congratulation? >> we -- what's the speculation? >> we want to understand what's their narrative and the value they're adding to the brand story. it's different from how we've traditionally used celebrities in the past. >> reporter: as for what you can expect this year, you'll have to wait until super bowl sunday. >> we'll have to wait and see the winner. thank you for watching this hour. i'm george howell at the cnn center in atlanta. i'll be back after the break with another hour of news from around the world. thank you for watching cnn, the world's news leader. >>> north korea says it launched a satellite into orbit. its neighbors and the u.s. are skeptical of pyongyang's motives. >>> the race for the white house, the dust settles f

political -- we used to argue at the dinner table when we were 12 or 14 years old, i was like michael j foxhis sitcom when he was young. i have always been a fiscal conservative. even on the environment, i ski and hike and i like clean rivers. somehow, if even question climate change and if it is real or not, people put you in a corner. i have my own views. we are a live free or die state. i think what people think socially and religiously it is up to them. what i love about my show in new hampshire, bernie sanders calls and and the governor is on my show a lot. i will have republicans calling in and that is why it works. my view is that i do not injected into my interviews, i do not argue with the people i'm interviewing. they are on there for listeners to make decisions. i will ask tough questions and give my own commentary, but it is not like i do three hours of what i think. host: 15 minutes left with jack heath. now's the time to call in. burial is waiting on the line for democrats. caller: hello john and jack. opinion and i think you have explained your direction very well. hillary, s

political -- we used to argue at the dinner table when we were 12 or 14 years old, i was like michael j fox in his sitcom when he was young. i have always been a fiscal conservative. even on the environment, i ski and hike and i like clean rivers. somehow, if even question climate change and if it is real or not, people put you in a corner. i have my own views. we are a live free or die state. i think what people think socially and religiously it is up to them. what i love about my show in new hampshire, bernie sanders calls and and the governor is on my show a lot. i will have republicans calling in and that is why it works. my view is that i do not injected into my interviews, i do not argue with the people i'm interviewing. they are on there for listeners to make decisions. i will ask tough questions and give my own commentary, but it is not like i do three hours of what i think. host: 15 minutes left with jack heath. now's the time to call in. burial is waiting on the line for democrats. caller: hello john and jack. opinion and i think you have explained your direction very well. hillar