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[ can opens ] ahh. ♪ summertime is pepsi time you gotta work on that tan, bro. ♪ summertime is pepsi busy night for firefighters in condition cord one home burned to the ground. >> then ember from that home on skyler court jump a block setting 2 important houses on fire on mar view circle. >> tonight investigators are still training to determine what sparked that initial fire. sergio is live for us in condition cord tonight. sergi sergio. >>reporter: this these are the khartd bits of the house under construction on skyler court. neighbors say they were startled by a series of boom before 5 in the afternoon. rob dot and his brother shot video of the smoke towering over the neighborhood on the i-phone. >> i heard like a boom. then smoke started rising up. we were at a barbecue. >>reporter: he lives next to the house and initially caught fire. >> we heard 3 loud bangs. it was after few seconds become become boom. >>reporter: at first he says he thought it was the wind but then he noticed the wood frame of the house next door was in flames. >> just so intense so i thought watering our ho

what pepsi are doing -- you know those great pepsi commercials in the past.a way to get myself in there. >> they're part of the show. >> we didn't ask for this. they called us and said we've got an idea, how about we offer the winner in addition to the money, the chance to make one of these commercials, but like one of the big music commercials. >> let me take you back to when you were entering competitions. if you had that possibility at the end of the rainbow $5 million record deal guaranteed plus in the pepsi commercial at the super bowl half time, what would that have meant to you? for the nerves alone made things ten tense? >> you know, i started out in a show like this, where i entered the audition, went through the whole process and went to the city and drove there and so, for me, as an artist, it was an opportunity because i came from very humble beginnings and i didn't know how i was going to get in front of the right people but i knew i was going to make it somehow it is a whole another level right now. >> i want to play you a little clip, actually

. >> we finally have a winner and a big deal between pepsi in the nfl. >> $2.3 billion for pepsi to keep the rights, they have been doing it for 28 + years. it has been that long since coca-cola has had a tie with the nfl, pepsi has had for such a long time. >> see you tomorrow. >> ticking in look, downtown san francisco is still sting sunshine this afternoon. as we head into the overnight hours, temperatures will be paramount. especially south of the golden gate. in the '50s and '60s to the overnight and warming up quickly into the afternoon by noon, getting into the 90s in fairfield and livermore upper 80s down in san jose it is really going to be a scorcher out there tomorrow with more places into the 90th and 91 down in san jose. tickets but around the bay area for the entire bay area tomorrow afternoon temperatures will continue to warm, upper 80s and low 90s for the south bay and check out morgan hill in the triple digits. really hot there. the inland valley will also be quite hot. 98 and the ark, 96 pleasanton's 97 also in his store. these bayshores are mainly in the '80s. warming

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school year when it became clear that it was not ok to see children walking around with a 20 ounce pepsi and french fries. she was the one who conceived the pilot project to get the junk food out of the schools. and really got things going. she got approval from the superintendent. she started a committee, i join the committee. it would not have happened without her. she got thing started and put san francisco on the forefront. now dana has basically moved to a larger arena. she has started a web site. i can never remember quite what it stands for. parents, educators, and advocates connection for help the school for. -- school food. we should have a lot of faith and that this will make changes on a nationwide scale. i just wanted to do that. thank you. >> my name is mark. i am in the student support services department. i have had the pleasure of being hurt co-chair for the last couple of years. i am happy to see water and fresh fruit sitting in front of the desk. being a role model is important. i wanted to buy some flowers. i bought some succulents. they thrive in a rocky, sandy soil i

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. >> and so the nfl does did a deal with pepsi. $2.3 billion in values. are these long term deal the the trends of future? >> when you associate premiere branlds with premiere, you go -- >> tom: i know whatever you do, it's going to be stellar >> thank you, good toy sue >> tom: here's what we're watching for tomorrow: durable goods orders for august, along with quarterly earnings from olive garden owner darden restaurants and retailer family dollar. amazon has scheduled a news conference where its expected to release a new tablet computer. and hilary kramer is back as our "street critique" guest. email your questions to street critique at nbr.com.bq

russia's regions joined the event to compete for investment from big international players ranging from pepsi co to boeing two thousand and six became crucial to the forum dinner putin's visit significantly raised the profile of the band and the year later it was no longer just this sea resort hosting an investment forum sochi won the bid for the two thousand and fourteen winter. backs the region so an investment boost which even the economic downturn could not dampen by two thousand and ten the number of deals signed at the sochi forum was measured in the hundreds and their value in billions of u.s. dollars therefore it is not only about striking deals though it's also place to discuss problems in the russian economy. russian business and u.t. miller he was a guest here in the studio a couple of months ago he for one is supporting many start up projects in the united states in the silicon valley and i think you are you are aware of his business but. he has many others is reluctant to to invest money into russian projects and the projects here in this country why what's so wrong with the russ

cellphone dings ] [ cellphones ringing ] [ memen screaming ] ♪ make up your mind to have one diet pepsiease. ♪ no regrets ahh. ♪ what's going on over there? ♪ what's going on over there? >> long before this ex explosion and discovery of stash of weapons there were warnings. >> tonight neighbors say they told police he was dangerous months before. good evening. >> woman living next door is frustrated it took so long to get police to respond. >> she says she warned them about her neighbor several months ago. 63-year-old mark arrested tuesday convicted felon who police say had a huge stash of firearms and explosives in his home. we are in the neighborhood live tonight with the story. thoma thomas. >>reporter: just up the street from mark's home san jose police raided this past tuesda tuesday. next democrats and republicans neighbor tiffany said it took 5 months for police to believe someone besides her that avenues felon h-guns and was a danger to the community. the sound you see and hear from sky 7 is miss setting off 8 explosive did he vase they found in north sixth street home of this m

by all the money he has repeatedly taken from coca-cola, pepsi and the american beverage association.his articles can be cited by the companies, can be used to say, "look, this article in this major journal concludes we don't know yet if the sugar-sweetened beverages are bad for children and adult health." >> reporter: it's not just soda companies. allison has also taken money from kraft, mcdonald's, general mills, kellogg, mars candy and nabisco. allison was paid by the new york restaurant association and wrote an affidavit warning that new york city's law requiring restaurants to post calorie information might actually make people eat more. he was paid by the baby formula companies and wrote a paper questioning the world health organization's assertion that breast feeding cuts a child's risk of obesity. barry popkin, a food researcher at the university of north carolina, is now speaking out. he admits that he, too, has taken some industry money for research, but he says unlike david allison, he turns down many of big food's most tantalizing offers. >> i've been offered $5,000 to go

that acts del kraft and pepsi now b.p. got over one billion dollars in contracts last year vets one point four billion dell over the past decade has gotten four point three billion in contracts from the d.o.d. he might be saying well so what these are all things that our troops need they need fuel to get around the computers they need to be able to ship and receive supplies and of course to enjoy the comforts of home like food products and sodas and all that's true and we also need to realize that war has become a business in america that neither the military contractors nor the largest corporations ever want that war to stop because then their profits will fall so they can continue to line the pockets of politicians threaten american jobs here at home because they can't and both parties left them both parties completely given their constituents jobs may depend on these contracts and so it all becomes about the votes about the money and not about the well being or safety of this country not about the long term just about t

and then these artists align themselves with coca-cola and pepsi and taco bell and on and on and on. but if you give people good music, i bet you they'd buy it, you know what i mean? if they were offered interesting, complex lyrics and interesting, varied music and real-live vocals and people that can actually sing live, and when they perform, they don't need pyrotechnics and dancers and distractions, i bet you they'd love it. now, the average record buyer for backstreet et al. is seven, so it's not like they got tired of listening to kurt cobain. do you know what i'm saying? and they didn't-- they weren't listening to screaming trees and alice in chains and going, "mmmyyyeeegh. "mommy, i'm tired of alice in chains "and the seattle sound. give me boy-band corporate pabulum." you know, a seven-year-old did not turn away from indie rock. this was a niche that was created 'cause money was to be made. and the whole britney thing, it's just nonsense. you know, it's nonsense, and it, again, lowers the bar tastewise. most people are just indoctrinated into modes of thinking. you know, you a

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. >> pepsi is set to announce a deal 0.2 0.3 million. it will mean pepsi products will be the nfl official marketing partner. >> we are going to check back in with the gerge rask. southern marin county. the result of earlier occurring accidents inside the wall the tunnel and on the golden gate bridge. both of those accidents are clear but the traffic is backed up to port of madeira. the drive time is running about one hour from the wall agreed to this san mateo bridge. more when the kron 4 morning news returns. >> read morning. i am darya folsom. >> i am mark danon. thank you for joining us on this tuesday morning. a big drop on the dow jones, down over 3 under points in early trading. >> more than 1000 homes have been a board-run-in the 57 fires raging texas. this is a very dry area. they have headwinds fuelling the flames and thousands of people out of their homes. >> gov repair recall this fire the meanest he has seen. >> ordered by years of this type he would normally see white smoke. these are interspersed with substantial amounts o

pepsi takes over at a critical time it has the leadership to succeed. >> for my part, i only have one thing to say and is for my fellow citizens. the men and women at your armed forces are the best we have ever known. they believe in what they are doing. i ask that you continue to believe in them. >> he retires after four years as chairman and more than 40 years of serving in the military. >> the fbi moves to change the definition of rape. the definition has not been changed since 1927. the new definition would aim to provide more resources for victims. the baltimore sun reports that the commissioner supports the change. according to statistics, there were thousands of assault across the country last year. 47-year-old michael freeman was arrested. if you taxed on your cell phone, listen up. several hundred the state laws will take effect tomorrow including one that bans reading a text message for a while driving, even if you are stopped at a traffic light. maryland state police say the offense is punishable by fines of $70.10. against your license. if it contributes to an accident, it

like the lines and cut up pepsi bottle. >> give these to phil. >> five years ago he was convicted of conspiracy to violate drug laws. >> welcome to the jungle! >> he served a three-year sentence in prison. >> that was for a charge i picked up here in this unit, as a matter of fact. cell 21. they alleged that i was smuggling drugs into the jail for profit. >> while he wouldn't discuss the specifics of the case, he said if drugs made it into the jail there would be a ready market. >> something that goes for $10 on the street goes for $100. pack of cigarettes go for $100. >> but these days he says he has a different set of concerns. >> how are you? >> just do your job, all right? >> you got it. >> a few years ago they caught me clean. >> you would have been in segregation a few years ago. you wouldn't have been cleaning. >> he says changes at the jail as well as the lack of loyalty among most inmates have forced him to try and do his time without problems. >> anymore there's no such thing as just keeping quiet. honest to god. to not face charges. i don't put myself in a situation where

unless i'm mistaken, was taken for the pain that jackson suffered for a long time going after the pepsi commercial disaster when he got badly burned. he took the demerol to cope with the pain killers. but the side effect of demerol and the reason it's so significant is that it had a big impact on someone's ability to have a good sleep, right? >> absolutely. especially if someone is trying to get off of demerol, coming off of demerol, according to medical experts. that is one possible side effect, insomnia. that would fall into place with why jackson was having such a tough time sleeping in the days preceding his death and especially the night and morning before his death. >> i want to play a little tape here. this is from chernoff when he gets into the assistant specifically about a visit to dr. klein. >> when you took him to visit dr. arnold klein, did he oftentimes leave the office looking a little tipsy? a little intoxicated? >> yes. >> estimate for us how many times a week you would do that, take him to dr. klein's office? >> it could fluctuate. there were times when he was going al

you notice people drinks lots of pepsi and coke and west virginia it's all about mountain duchlt thath through ohio. >>reporter: as they continue picking up whatever they can, they realize it's a journey that says just as much about them as it does about others. >> we have to make a sfaichlt we want a good place to live we have to get our hands dirty. in my eye like this journey that we are on is never ending. >>reporter: elizabeth reporting. tour winds up if san francisco by november of next year. >>> all right coming up. the ultimate man cave. as we continue the retail store that hats created a day care area for husbands who get tired [ female announcer ] at jcpenney we're giving you a big thank you this friday & saturday with the simplest way to save extra. just use your jcpenney rewards credit card and get an extra 20% off all apparel, shoes accessories and home. no exclusions. save an extra 20% off brands for her. brands for him. everything for the home. and get an extra 20% off all jewelry. the savings are that simple! see you early saturday. go to jcp.com to see everything on s

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coke or pepsi. it's a little more complex than that. federal budget, and i'm also wanting to scrap the entire federal tax system as it exists and replace it with a fair tax. for those watching, get it up on the internet, fair tax dot org, up, the proposal's been around for quite some time, but does away with the corporate income tax, which, in my opinion, would create tense of millions of jobs in a very short amount of time in this country. does away with income tax and irs. it is what it is. fair. everybody's going to pay the fair tax. it's going to promote savings. >> susan,ings. >> hello, governor. question on housing. obviously the housing crisis is one of the biggest problems our country faces today, as a matter of fact. until we get over that there's little chance for recovery. do you see faine and freddie having a role in that? should they be hands off? how do you think that should be addressed? >> and bank reform in general, at the root of the distortion in housing? >> well, i think fannie and freddie -- the government should ge

people who know him say he's just a nice guy, and his biggest addiction other than blonds has been pepsi cola. literally. [laughter] >> that's a great note to end on. thanks so much,

nfl just announcing robust deals coming out of the work stoppage, doing a deal with marriott, with pepsiwith bose. and this morning, announcing a $1.9 billion annual deal with espn to bring monday night football through the 2021 season. i think everyone's ready for football. >> do you think the lockout helped wet the appetite for everyone getting excited for tonight's game, at least? >> reporter: oh, yeah. the lockout. people have never been more excited about football. i think there's going to be record fantasy football numbers, record ratings. i think people thought they were going to lose it. and they only lost one preseason game. one more thing, i got my number one sign for you. that's the special for you. >> nice. >> reporter: but i also got what's under it. the packers championship ring, which i have borrowed for this hit only, and will be returning it within about a minute and a half or i will lose my head -- >> or lose that finger. that's exclusive bling right there. darren rovell, thank you, sir. your can catch the match-up between the packers and saints tonight at 8:30 p.m. eas

people who know him say he's just a nice guy, and his biggest addiction other than blonds has been pepsiola. literally. [laughter] >> that's a great note to end on. thanks so much, >> that question was what are our chances, really, of surviving this shifting climate that's looming and that we are causing? and the only way i could think of to answer that question was to really go back to the scientific fundamentals, to go back to the process that created us and our planet, and, of course, look at the intersection between our species and this thing that we call planet earth. because it's at that intersection that the issue of sustainability arises. and i couldn't think of a better way really of starting to look at the issue than to go back to the work of that man there. that's charles darwin's tombstone in westminster abbey, the great kind of sacred house for all of the great men and women of the british people. um, it tells you something that he was buried in the church in the great house, but nothing is said on his tombstone of his achievements. it's sort of pretty unique, actually, amon

by all the money he has repeatedly taken from coca-cola, pepsi, and the american beverage associationan be cited by the companies, can be used to say, look, this article in this major journal concludes we don't know yet. if these sugar-sweetened beverages are bad for children's and adults' health. >> reporter: it's not just soda companies. allison has also taken money from kraft, mcdonald's, general mills, mars, nabisco. allison was paid by the new york restaurant association and wrote an affidavit warning that new york city's law requiring restaurants to post calorie information might actually make people eat more. he was paid by the baby formula companies and he wrote a paper questioning the world health organization's assertion tha breastfeeding cuts a child's risk of obesity. barry popkin, a food researcher at university of north carolina, is now speaking out. he admits that he too has taken some industry money for research. but he says unlike david allison, he turns down many of big food's most tantalizing offers. >> i've been offered $5,000 to go speak to this meeting or that me

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