you may be familiar with those naked fruit juice bottles at your grocery store the ones that are being marketed as all natural and on g.m.o. well make it as. just agreed to settle a nine million dollar class action lawsuit for false labeling as it turns out those wholesome fruit smoothies include eleven chemical additives including one derived from formaldehyde shouldn't come as any surprise though considering how naked juice is owned by i have to see a company that's no stranger to lawsuits over deceptive marketing pepsi also happens to be one of the ten corporations in the world that control nearly every product we consume take a look at this chart you'll notice that the list also includes coca-cola johnson and johnson kellogg's and nestle the reach of these corporations have a number of brands they own is staggering and while many people hold these food giants in high regard trusting them because of their sheer volume and reach the truth is that many of these mega corporations have a dark side one that consists of deception propaganda and the lave labor all for one bottom line profi

you may be familiar with those who were sweet naked fruit juice bottles at your grocery store the ones that are being marketed as all natural and non g.m.o. well naked is just agreed to settle on one million dollar class action lawsuit for false labeling as it turns out those wholesome fruit smoothies include eleven chemical additives including one derived from formaldehyde shouldn't come as any surprise though considering how naked juice is owned by pepsi a company that's no stranger to lawsuits over deceptive marketing pepsi also happens to be one of ten corporations in the world that control nearly every product we consume take a look at this chart you'll notice that the list also includes coca-cola johnson and johnson kellogg's and nestle the reach these corporations have in the number of brands they own is staggering and while many people hold these giants in high regard trusting them because of their sheer volume and reach. truth is that many of these mega corporations have a dark side one that consists of deception propaganda and the lave labor offer one bottom line profit well

you may be familiar with those who were sweet naked fruit juice bottles at your grocery store the ones that are being marketed as all natural and on g.m.o. well and they get. just agreed to settle a nine million dollar class action lawsuit for false labeling as it turns out those wholesome fruit smoothies include eleven chemical additives including one derived from formaldehyde shouldn't come as any surprise though considering how naked juice is own by have to see a company that's no stranger to lawsuits over deceptive marketing pepsi also happens to be one of ten corporations in the world that control nearly every product we consume take a look at this chart you'll notice that the list also includes coca-cola johnson and johnson kellogg's and nestle the reach these corporations have in the number of brands they own is staggering and while many people hold these food giants in high regard trusting them because of their sheer volume and reach the truth is that many of these mega corporations have a dark side one that consists of deception propaganda and the lave labor all for one bottom

. >>> pepsi isn't calling the naked juice all natural anymore. it contains ingredients that don't measure up to the all natural label. pepsi is paying $9 million to settle. >>> samsung reported a 50% rise in profit s from a year earlier and smart phone sales, as well, but some signs of slowing by margins squeezed by high markets costs and the pace of growth may slow further as competition intensifies. the results were similar to apple reported earlier this week. >>> now, as we start the second half of earning season, a familiar pattern is taking hold. record amounts of money sitting in corporates. it's more than apple and google. why companies are hoarding cash and what they might do with it. >> reporter: it's almost like corporations are hoarding cash. total cash in equivalent at an all-time high. as of this week total cash by s&p 500 companies totalled $933 billion, $24 billion more than the same time last year and the highest levels on record. when you break down the cash hoarding by sector, technology, which is typically the highest holder of

developments in a class action lawsuit against naked juice and smoothie and coke has deceptive labeling over helping healthy joints. and chipolte has a new burrito with shredded tofu and will expand this to oregon and washington and vancouver and if successful, this could go national. that is the new york stock exchange for the bloomberg business report. >> now the weather forecast on this on. >> a little marine layer action and we will check with mike nicco to see if anyone is getting drizzle. >> if there is drizzle it is on the coast because the clouds are higher on the sky and when it is that high it is hard to get rid of so the temperatures are below average again. here is live doppler 7 hd and we do not need the rain gear with know organized wet weather to goal with so we will tack will -- talk about today in downtown oakland but the coast, where it will be cooler-than-average. clouds tonight and expect drizzle at the coast, and summer returns to the forecast and you have to wait this will friday, saturday, and sunday. so it will be much warmer than it was this past weekend. here i

. >>> pepsi will not longer label naked juices after all natural.suit claimed the juices ingredients don't fit those guidelines. they paid $9 million to settle the lawsuit. david: how can naked not be natural. liz: nekkid. david: once you thought i knew about what the government knows and wants to know about you, the u.s. government is demanding that internet companies hand over user's stored passwords. which companies were targeted by the feds? how safe is your confidential information?% liz: liz macdonald knows. list? >> this is story we're talking all today. going little microsoft, yahoo! facebook strenuously denying they're giving the government password information. so now this week we have a house narrowly, narrowly defeating a move that would have cut funding to the nsa surveillance programs. we've got senator ron wyden really upset about this here's the problem. the patriot act section 215 says the government government can ask any private company for any information. that could include passwords. here is what senator wyden said. he really u

. >> moving on, recently pepsi was hit with a $9 million lawsuit for its naked juice products.think this is a big win for consumers? >> well, i think that we immediate to always be looking at how we can provide consumers with the most accurate information about the products they are consuminconsuming. obviously part of our job, we were talking about before to make sure that those products are as safe as possible. so that's what we are focusing on. when we do our for work to promote and protect public health. >> absolutely. thank you for coming on the show. have a great weekend. >> thank you. you, too. >>> more women are accusing san diego's mayor of sexually harassing them. details are sounding like something out of a soap opera. ♪ [ acoustic guitar: upbeat ] [ dog ] we found it together. on a walk, walk, walk. love to walk. yeah, we found that wonderful thing. and you smiled. and threw it. and i decided i would never, ever leave it anywhere. because that wonderful, bouncy, roll-around thing... had made you play. and that... had made you smile. [ announcer ] beneful. play. it's

. >>> pepsi's parent company is announcing it will no longer label its naked juices as all- natural.mes after a lawsuit revealing the drink's actual components. what the company has claimed to be a boost of vitamins is, according to the lawsuit, a combination of synthetic ingredients. "usa today" reports the company is paying $9 million to settle the lawsuit. the fda says it does not have a clear definition of what constitutes a natural product. >>> quite an unusual theft in the bay area. cat stolen right out of an owner's locked car. how this surveillance video may help catch the cat napper. >> and first, it was delayed. now, when we could find out the new opening date for the new span of the bay bridge. >> and a new setback in the ongoing negotiations to avoid another bart strike. we'll tell you why the employee unions are accusing bart's lead negotiate of a conflict of interest. . >>> bay area commuters preparing for the possibility of another jam-packed bart, as employees go back on strike. >> there is a new twist in the ongoing labor dispute. unions are now demanding bart get ri

pepsi is dropping the word "natural" from its "naked" line of juice drinks. the beverage company is paying $9 billion to settle a lawsuit that claims ingredients in the juices are not all-natural. pepsi says it adds vitamins to some of the drinks, but according to the lawsuit, the vitamins are synthetic. consumers are eating more meat -specifically, hamburgers. according to restaurant consulting firm technomic, 95% of americans chow down on burgers at least once a month. also, more restaurants are moving away from the dollar menu mentality, and are offering higher-quality beef. still to come, should you fear what you eat from overseas? why the fda sees a need for new rules. plus, why the sac insider trading case is critical to federal regulators. and, how americans lose millions over trust issues with wall street. that's next, after this "in the know" message. the sac saga continues! the hedge fund that manages billions of dollars pled "not guilty" to criminal charges, including securities fraud and wire fraud. sac capital says it never encouraged insider tra