back and watch when pepsi makes these dramatic changes. >> industry analyst bill pecoriello says pepsi'ssave it as much as $800 million, savings that may ultimately force coke and its bottlers to overhaul the relationship they've had for over 100 years. >> coke is going to need the cooperation of its bottlers, because if they don't cooperate on cutting more costs and changing how they do business, they're both going to find themselves at a big disadvantage. >> but change is nothing new for cookie rice. over half a century at ozarks coke, he has seen lots of it, yet one thing remains the same. your loyalty to the brand hasn't changed. >> loyalty to the brand hasn't changed. >> as long as there is a store or restaurant that doesn't sell coke, that's your next opportunity? >> as long as there is a stomach that doesn't have some in it, yes. >>> coming up, one machine, 104 flavors, and it's spying on you. >> the machine calls home to atlanta. >> coke's high-tech gamble, next on "the real story behind the real thing." [ music ] >> it was designed by the people who brought you the ferrari. it's

pepsi is up 23%. the immediate winner is dr. pepper. both pepsi and coke distribute dr. pepper, and as both pepsi and coke bought their bottlers, dr. pepper gets to re-negotiate those deals. it got $900 million when pepsi did the deal. drs at an all-time high tonight. overlooked may have been dr, pepper's earnings, coming in a penny better than expected. and that's tonight's market focus. >> susie: more reaction to today's health care summit. this time from the next generation of physicians. anna olson spoke with some future doctors who are weighing the pros and cons of health care reform against the investment they're making in their education. >> reporter: george washington university medical student jason goldberg has invested countless hours of study and over $100,000 to get where he is today. he's a fourth year med student studying pediatrics. goldberg thinks if patients want treatment, health care reform will have to pay doctors fairly. >> we invest a lot into our careers, and we have to make sure that we're getting compensated for the care that we provide so we ca

i teamed up with pepsi and pepsi refresh project.funding for their causes. pepsi will donate the money. you don't have to spend a cent. my specific cause is the juvenile diabetes foundation. the goal is to cure type i or juvenile diabetes. the specific funding i'm receiving if i win and get their votes, what they will do is develop an educational program to help teachers and parents identify early signs and stages of type i diabetes and help youngsters with early stages and diagnose it. >> for more information logon to pepsi's website or ours as well. let's talk football. first of all, what's it like when you are sitting in that stadium and you are trying to play football in front of 60,000 fans and trying to concentrate on what you're doing. >> it is a rush. in the meadowlands those fans get after it. jets fans know how to cheer. they know when to cheer. they've been great to us all year. i guess the best way to think about it is there's ten other guys in your huddle. there's 11 guys on the defense. another 40 plus players on the si

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visit us at geico.com and by pepsi. refresh everything. we're at half-time at carmichael arena in chapel hill. 36-24 florida state over north carolina. there's nobody from florida state in double figures, debbie but 8 different player have scored for the seminals. >>deb: florida state is playing off of the bounce and their guards is making plays which is what we told you that would have to happen to make the win. they are scoring in the transition game and finding the open jump shooter and they have done a very good job of moving the basketball on their end of the floor and north carolina has really struggled offensively. >>mike: let's look at the first half stats. florida state shooting well but not north carolina. >>deb: they are one for eight out of the 3 point line. florida state below their scoring average. i thought it would have favored them. florida state 24 points. >>mike: debbie hall time does north carolina get out rebounded. >>deb: plus 11 for florida state and you can see after the duke game they were minus 21 on the glass. to

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pepsi, gm all passing this year. >> gm doesn't want to be accused of spending money on the super bowl. >> reporter: then there's the tim tebow controversy. he will front a pro life ad for focus on the family. the unseen ad already sparked counterads on the internet. most viewers will tune in not nor a message but for a good laugh. >> get out of up to. if you have any chicken vacation saved up, use 'em. >> reporter: the cash will make advertisers the winners super bowl sunday. >> okay, punxsutawney polamalu got the biggest reaction in the studio. >> i think the e-trade baby, that's gonna be good. >>> wow, took our minds off the snow for a while. >> let's get it right back on. >> you know what's interesting? a decade ago, and i write more about this online later this morning, but ten years ago, we had a ten-day period of winter. it was january 20th, 25th and 30th. the 3078 was a super bowl sunday where we got hit with snow. so 0 it almost seems like a repeat of what happened. this one seems a little much more substantial. some of you may remember that one super bowl party that you had t

one advertiser who you won't see at all is pepsi.pany wants to focus on social networking. >>> all right. winter storm warning statewide. still expecting that snow to move in between 10:00 a.m. and 2:00 p.m. once it begins, your first flakes it gets heavy within the couple of hours. don't get stuck because it will be an issue. on average, 12 to 24 inches of snow. there could be slightly higher amounts in the hills of howard county, carroll county and hair ford zone of baltimore county. when we mix in some sleet that will take away a few hours of potential snowfall. then we bring down the colder air and the heaviest snow will be tomorrow morning through about lunchtime or early afternoon. could see 26 to 30 plus into the mountains, west of frederick, west virginia and virginia. on the eastern shore, you are mixing in more ice. so much to sort through but the storm will have temperatures at the start in the mid-30s. we pull into 25 and drop throughout the day to 15 tomorrow night. another snowstorm is possible to come in on tuesday and

although pepsi co has something through frito lay, pepsi knot advertising this year. and there's been controversy with cbs denying some gay dating site, whether that was appropriate or not, denying a go daddy add and the controversy over a prolife ad, whether cbs should have accepted that. it's a big game and it's always a debate as to whether it's worth it. of course, if you're anheuser busch, it's about winning the ad meter and probably not so much about selling beer. but if it's some of these other smaller companies, you know, then it really is about building their brand. >> yeah. even in this economy they're selling out. my god. darren rovell, live for us bright and early in miami. darren, thanks so much for being with us. the super bowl, as we've been mentioning, one of the biggest advertising venues every year with companies paying that pretty penny to get their products in front of millions of eyes. joining us right now is michael lebowitz. so what companies actually benefit the most? i think we're having some problems with michael lebowitz. maybe he can hear u

pepsi comes out thursday. and that's tonight's "market focus". >> tom: volatility is back on the menu for investors this week with the major indices at new lows for the year. tonight's "market monitor" guest is john hughes, president of quantum capital management of new jersey. john welcome back to n.b.r. >> good to be here. >> the jobs picture improving just slightly in the last month. is this a signal to get back in the market? >> it's a positive signal if you believe that this is a cyclical recovery. we believe that it is a structural problem that's going to take some time to work its way through. >> what's the structural problem? >> well, the australian economists said a long time ago that prices send signals. we believe that 25 years of ever-increasing debt at ever-decreasing costs, lower and lower interest rates, has sent signals that have led to malinvestment, the types of education that people pursue, the types of investment that people make. and it will take time for this reeducation, retraining proce

the rally spilled over into pepsi today ahead of its earnings thursday. after the close, entertainment giant disney beat street expectations, driven by its broadcast and cable tv channels as well as its movie business. the house of the mouse saw profits drop at its theme parks and consumer products divisions. the company thinks movies "alice in wonderland" and "toy story 3" will drive future profits. disney shares were up fractionally in after hours. its up more than 50% over the past year. as we mentioned earlier, hopes of a debt fix for greece helped lift the market spirits as worries about portugal and spain also were lessened. we saw the stocks of banks in those countries respond today. these three bank stocks trade as american depository receipts on the new york stock exchange, representing a share much like a normal u.s. stock does. national bank of greece saw very heavy volume on today's rally. the two spanish banks, santander and banco bilbao, also saw lots of interest during the rally. several items in the airline industry today brought buyers in

by pepsi, refresh everything.en it's real. >>> we told you georgia tech coach machelle joseph was fired up on the sideline. but we have her so you can listen in. >> get ready. everybody be ready be understand the game plan. make sure you're echoing the calls so you know what we're doing. they're going to make the shots. we have to boxout. >> we're trying too hard. it's not that hard. i wish they were as good as you and sasha were making them. you've got a freshman on you that couldn't guard you if she had to. >> that's coming from a former all-american who loves to compete. who relishes the challenge. machelle joseph is one of the best to ever play our game. what a terrific guard at purdue in her day and she has got the team at a competitive level, but just hesitant right now on the offensive end. >> goodlett, rolls down the rebound after joy cheeks missed for duke. >> she was talking about ardossi having a freshman on her. let's see if they can take advantage of the matchup right now. there's ardossi posting up w

the regulator signed off on the company's purchase of pepsi bottling group and pepsiamericas. but that o.k. comes with conditions. those bottlers also package products for dr. pepper and canada dry. so the f.t.c. wants pepsico to set up a firewall preventing its employees from seeing its rivals marketing and brand plans. >> tom: the winter swoon for stocks is over, so says tonight's "market monitor." she's elaine garzarelli, president of garzarelli capital. welcome back to nbr, elaine. nice see you. >> nice to see you, too. >> tom: what makes you think the dip in stock prices we've seen since the middle of january is over now? >> well, the s&p 500 declined about 8%, and the russell 2,000 by 10%, and preceding that decline, the sentiment among investment advisors was very bullish at 76%. anything above 70% is bearish. and that has since dropped to only 60% bulls. in addition to that, junk bonds have reallyed and the baa 10-year bond yield ratio has declined. both of those things have increased our indindicators to 73% from below 65. >> tom: so that's telling you in fact there o

every pepsi refreshes the world. world forward. >>> we haven't had any problems all morning long. just minor ones and two accidents working right now. one on aberdeen and another one in colombia and -- columbia. and then charles street blocking two lanes on the northbound side. one lane getting by on the southbound side. there is a a look on the beltway full speed. and will is a look at 50 at the bay bridge, no problems there. and remember wjz 13 is always on. you can always log on to w. >> mr. skwrao: z.com. >> -- wjz. >> there is moisture over the corn states and convert to the heavier snowfall which will be in our neighborhoods tonight and during the overnight. we will look at the watch warning and winter watch warning in affect for everybody. move over towards the shore, they have a coastal flood warning in effect for the already battered shore resort. we have blizzard warnings in effect for delaware and south jersey. so what we are talking about arrival time at lunch. dinner two to 4-inches and look at the overa

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the acquisition of pepsi bottling and pepsi americas is expected to close any day now, by the end ofhe first quarter of this year. and she has to be walking around with her head high now. chin probably sticking up a little bit saying, look, you guys all -- you all mocked me a little bit before because they won be able to do this. >> all right. thank you, david. >> thanks for having me. >> see you later. >>> up next, reviving health care reform. the white house summit set to begin. one of the attendees will be house majority leader steny hoyer and he'll join us right after this. a guy named his own price, wants a room tonight for 65 dollars. we don't go lower than 130. big deal, persuade him. is it wise to allow a perishable item to spoil? he asked, why leave a room empty? the additional revenue easily covers operating costs. 65 dollars is better than no dollars. okay. $65 for tonight. you can't argue with a big deal. >>> white house putting health care front and center today. and that has the heavy hitters heading to "squawk." health and human services secretary kathleen sebelius, .

pepsi has cut ties with tiger woods. that is the third major sponsor to drop him after the sex scandal. he issued a public apology last week. he has taken an indefinite leave from golf to do with personal issues. >>> new evidence tonight and that a seaworld trainer did not follow protocol. video shot shows that dawn brancheau was dangerously close to the whale who had previously been deemed dangerous. the home video was captured in the moments leading up to the attack. dawn brancheau and tilikum playfully interact. she feeds him and throw bucts of water on him. she tosses her hair from side to side and tilikum follows. but then, this questionable moment where she lays in the shallow pool next to the killer whale. according to performer mentor, that was her fatal mistake. >> if she was standing here with me right now would tell you that it was her mistake. >> shortly after the cameras stop rolling, tilikum grabbed her by her ponytail and drowned her. seaworld has a policy that nobody is allowed in the whale -- in the wate

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>> well, pepsi hasn't been in now. this is the first time in 23 years pepsi's not there. open for coke to own it, so, here you have it. they've been battling it out for a couple of years, both of them in the game, and now coke's there with three spots this year and they're going to own it. >> and controversy, i think if there is some, you can talk about this focus on families organizations, pro-life ad that features tim tebow, the football star. and it's created a lot of talk. i think if the idea is to message in front of a lot of eye balls, they've done it in a big way. >> it is, and it is a gutsy move. i think the thing that's out there politically is that in the past, cbs specifically and other networks have rejected advocacy ads. they've rejected ads that are more liberal in their stance, and this year this is on the conservative side so the liberals are up in arms. they did reject a gay dating site ad. so, you have a little political undercurrent going on here. >> but we're talking about it, and that's half the battle of these organizations. >> that's right. >> matt

would trumpet their own successes in stopping terrorist plots, that involved nothing more than diet pepsi and m mentos to blow up the moon. this administration with, its laid back attitude of we stopped this, we stopped that. to say something a little more loudly under this point that the system works? >> well, you know, this case has not been completed. let's see how it's resolved. apparently they cut a deal where he won't face the death penalty in exchange for his testimony. i don't think they need to get out there and start bragging about the case, but it's important for people to understand that this is a good development. lamar alexander wants holder to resign? does he want muller to resign too? who was appointed under president bush? does he want the others who have been standing up for the rule of law. reasonable people can disagree on whether khalid sheik mohammed should be tried in new york city, which is not going to be. there's all sorts of legitimate debate over how we handle terrorism. but let's not cast these aspirtions. >> will the republicans come back, we're not going to

some of the biggies like pepsi are passing on the super bowl. >> this is going to be great!m for some newcomers to the field. small companies like homeaway.com who turns to an old favorite. >> reservations under griswold. >> we really couldn't think of a bigger stage to try to launch this brand with the u.s. consumer. >> reporter: 2010 may be best remembered for controversy, not comedy.çó florida quarterback tim tebow will discuss his mother's decision not to have an abortion in a spot for focus on the family. cbs is catching heat from pro-choice groups who say the network sold out on a long-standing policy not to air ads that take a side on controversial topics. >> new select 55. >> reporter: but it is not all sober subjects this year and some things will still look familiar. >> when you're older than most of the fans and coaches and owners, it's tough taking orders from people. >> reporter: doritos is letting fans vote for their favorite amateur ad. >> it's a miracle! >> reporter: hoping lightning strikes twice. one of last year's entries was named most popular commercial

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some of the biggies like pepsi are passing on the super bowl. >> this is going to be great!l companies like homeaway.comturns to an old favorite for its first faro lau into the big game. >> we couldn't think of a better time. >> reporter: 2010 may be best remembered for controversy, not comedy. florida quarterback tim tebow will discuss his mother's decision not to have an abortion in a spot for focus on the family. cbs is catching heat from pro-choice groups who say the network sold out on a policy that said not to take a side on controversial topics. the network rejected an ad from gay dating site man crunch. >> when you're older than most of the fans and coaches and owners, it's tough taking orders from people. >> reporter: doritos is letting people vote for their favorite amateur ad. hoping lightning strikes twice. one of last year's entries was named most popular commercial of the game, earning a $1 million prize for its maker. so buckle up. this year's spots will take things right to the edge. advertisers hoping that super bowl magic will turn them into the game's big

>> super bowl sunday, so i like the colts and given the points, i like pepsi, but i'm buying proctor gamble on any dips. i think p & g looks great at these levels. >> thank you for sitting in your brother's seat. >> do not make any major portfolio decisions tomorrow. wait until next week. see how this unemployment plays out. >> got it. i'm melissa lee. thank you very much for joining us tonight. see you back here tomorrow at 5:00 p.m. for more "fast money" on cnbc. have a great night. >> i'm jim kramer. welcome to my world. >> they're nuts! >> i always say there's a bull market somewhere. >> "maud money." you can't afford toe miss it. my job is not just to entertain but to educate and explain what the heck happened today. call me, 1-800-743-cnbc. days like today frighten. they scare people. they scare you. they scare me. we see some countries in europe -- spain, portugal, greece -- having financial prons sutdly every stock you own goes down? every stoke in america? we take it as gospel that it makes sense. hey, it was on our screens. we hear that emerging stock markets are due far fa

own successes of stopping terrorist plots that had no more sophistication than using mentos and diet pepsi to blow up the moon. but he's been talking since thursday. since thursday of last week. is it not incumbent to some degree under these political circumstances, even for this administration with its very laid-back attitude towards, oh, we stopped this, stopped that, to say something a little bit more loudly to make this point under the circumstances that this system works? >> well, you know, this case has not been completed yet. let's see how it's resolved. apparently they cut a deal where he won't face the death penalty in exchange for his testimony. so i don't think that they need to get out there and start bragging about the case. but it's important for people to understand that this is a good development. lamar alexander wants holder to resign. does he want mueller to resign, too, who was appointed under president bush? does he want the others who have been standing up for the rule of law? look, reasonable people can disagree on whether khalid shaikh mohammed should be tried in new

>> it's just as much as coke and pepsi. so how is fruit juice a healthy food? the kids drink a lot of this. it will make them fat. >> i put that question to sarah wallet, who speaks for the juice products association. >> based on all the sugar content, you should run ads that say drink juice, it will make you fat. >> that's not telling the whole story if we're just comparing calories to calories, we have to look at the nutrient content of 100 percent juice and it's supplying important vitamins and minerals and it's supplying a full serving of fruit in just a half cup of fruit juice. >> so i can take a vitamin pill and drink coke! >> you know, sugar is a new tricial target at the moment, it's been fat, it's been sodium, soon another nutrient is going to have its 15 minutes. the important thing about fruit juice, there's no added sugar. >> so there's natural sugar, 10-teaspoons. >> there's natural sugar in whole fruit as well. >> with whole fruit, i get the whole fruit, i get the fiber. >> but the majority of americans aren't eating the related number of fruits a

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by pepsi. refresh everything. and by wendy's you know when it's real.da state has not shot the ball particularly well. the seminals shooting 39% from the field. 0 from 7 for three but the hustle plays, they have one them all. >>deb: that's the reason why florida state has the five point lead and because florida state is 0 for 7 outside of the arc north carolina will bring pressure on the possessions. that was something coach hatchell was worried about but she can see it is not paying off. >>mike: ruffin-pratt to lucas. not that time and lucas tried to follow the shot and lucas is fouled. foul will be on courtney ward. that's her second. >>deb: italee lucas can hurt you so many ways offensively. outside of the arc and off of the bounce. of course you already mentioned, mike, what a good free throw shooter she is. six times or more she has had 20 or more points and 30 point game on monday night, 33. >>mike: you saw monroe come in for florida state and what a game she has had. monroe number 50 has 8 rebounds. >>deb: watch the trap the first pass to the win

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by pepsi. refresh everything.minutes could help you save 15% or more on car insurance. visit us at geico.com. and by jack-in-the-box where you can get anything on the menu anytime of the day. 15-7 early. wake forest on top. here comes offense into the game for boston college. boy, reggie jackson is giving this team some real, real points off the bench this year. >> dan: mike, without question. the interesting thing about reggie jackson, his numbers across the board are better against acc competition than nonconference competition. that's the thing that boston college sorely needs right now. >> mike: averages over a point game more in league play. and a three-second call on wake forest. turnover will give it to boston college. reggie jackson has had some fantastic games. he actually average more points as a reserve than he does as a starter. tyler roche. >> dan: and that is one of the things, mike, you mentioned, that's what he can do. he comes in the game and brings some fire power particularly from the three-poin