for pepsi max where they show the coke distributor trying to sneak a pepsi in the store and all of the cans come down. i think this year's iteration, the coke guy won some sweepstakes and the pepsi comes out and he's mortified. do you have to have a unwritten rule that you have to g rule fer you go negative? >> i think your point about the long-term branding is really important. negative advertise for a politician can just bring down their negativesnd tt's fine, that's why we see the trend for negative political advertising to go to those third party groups, tive. for us, we want a brand to stay likable. we talking about coke verse pepsi but i'm just as likely to go buy gatorade or orange juice. it's not a forced choice. because of that we have a different need to keep you liking the brand and keep you liking the ad. i think humor is one of the tools we use to get some bite, you know, usually it's satire, but it keeps the brand likable. you don't want it to blow back on you.

down, or this year's it rati year's, the pepsi guy won a coke contest. is there an unwritten rule that there has to be humor if you are going to go negative? >> well, i think your point about the long-term branding is really important. negative as verve tizing can just bring down their negatives and that's fine and that's why we see the trend for negative political advertising to go to the third party groups, not attributed, not to the campaigners. for us, when we have a brand, we want a brand to stay likable. it's very rarely a buy their choice. we talk about coke versus pepsi but i'm just as likely to buy orange juice. and it's not a forced choice that an election is. because of that, we have a different need to keep you liking the brand and keep you liking the ad. i think humor is one of the tools that we use to get some bite. usually it is satire. gets the message across. it keeps the brand likable. you don't want it to blow back on you. we talked a lot about blow-back in the earlier panel. that's one of the big reasons that brands don't go negative

imagine pepsi without a pepsi brand soda business. that's the game plan if they can't turn it around in the next 12 months. >> don't they need to spin-off snacks or something at this point or do something as drastic or radical as that? >> i think if it doesn't work and all this sort of reinvestment doesn't get traction, absolutely. people have to remember that about two-thirds of value of pepsi is in that frito business. the snack business. we'll see what happens. if they do decide to spin it off, you'll get a multiple on that frito business. let's see if it's reinvestment behind the business that works. >> good to have you on the show. thank you so much. bill joining us on the fast line on pepsi. >> i think i would consider actually adding to it. it sort of plays out like the conoco phillips example talking about the value. the new management if this doesn't succeed like bill pointed out, 12 to 18 months, i absolutely would expect to see that. he has a $70 target. paying you 3% in the meantime. i don't think it's too expensive. >> i

coke and pepsi say their products are safe but they will make their changes nationally to streamlined manufacturing. >> prince harry is making his final stop in a weeklong tour celebrating the queen's diamond jubilee. he is now in brazil. he is promoting british tourism. prince harry reportedly has his big brother to thank for his successful tour. sources said prince william has been texting em advice on how to balance fun with formality. somehow i think that is prince william telling him to put a lid on it. >> it looks like a vacation. >> it looks like he wants to continue this world tour. >> he is the perfect person to do this. >> there is work to be done. there is no balance weather-wise out there. we keep going back and forth and up and down with temperatures. today and tomorrow we have a downswing but it jumps back sunday into monday and next week looks good. yesterday, the weather pattern we had was indicative of a common spring and summer weather pattern in washington and all signs point to that weather pattern happening again throughout next week. 70's yesterday and 50's today

pepsi is making similar changes. coca-cola says the move did not amount to a change in the recipe. it is everywhere, and is what goes into these bottles that makes coca-cola did billions of dollars in revenue. world domination does not make it easier for the browns to abide by the laws in the countries where they have sold. in america, it is time for both countries to -- both companies to make changes. these are some of coca-cola's key ingredients. they appear on cans and bottles. it is the caramel and the chemical coloring that give it its distinctive dark color. the manufacturers said they have instructed their caramel suppliers to reduce the amount of a constituent chemical. california has a 29 microgram benchmark for that chemical. a recent sampling of coke and pepsi in the washington area showed levels ranging between 103 and 153 micrograms. earlier this, a watchdog deemed such levels unsafe in cans of coca-cola, pepsi, and a range of other soft drinks. critics say the cancer risk is based on one study performed only on mice. one consumer organization in the u.s. says a person

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but they added that all existing data indicates that coke and pepsi are safe to drink. derek? >> wow, matt. i thought that coke was on the health food. >>> new at 11:00, intense moments on the george washington campus tonight. according to the secret service, there was a report of a man possibly armed with a gun running from the white house towards the g.w. campus around 9:00. campus police sent out an alert to all the students. the officers went searching, but the gunman was never found. they declared an all clear. the university wads never on lock -- was never on lockdown. >>> tomorrow is super tuesday, that's when 10 states have primaries, caucuses, choosing 419 delegates. we delegated a look at super tuesday in general and west virginia is one of the super tuesday states that may play a crucial role come november. >> it is very appropriate that the state of virginia be above that resolution and that is going on. >> reporter: they have limited choices, ron paul and mitt romney. >> and because they are the only ones who managed to get on the ballot. >> reporter: newt gingric

. >>> plus, the food police now have coke and pepsi in their cross hairs. >>> they are at it again and by they i mean the food police. they have come down on chinese food, bacon, and now soft drinks. matt jablo with the breakdown. >> reporter: it's one of the listed ingredients for coke and pepsi as long as for those who can remember. as for the public interest or cpi, the caramel color will no longer be used to make cola. >> they need to ban the products that contain more of this cancer-causing contaminant than the agencies own's regulations would permit. >> reporter: it links it to several cancers. they told 9news that jeopardizing people's health simply to give cola the familiar brown hue is just not acceptable. >> there's 310 million americans. we're saying that about 15,000 of us will develop a cancer because of the caramel coloring. >> reporter: in response, the american beverage association issued a statement questioning the science of the studies, cited by the chpi. the statement reads in part, "this is nothing more than chpi's scare tactics. their claims are outrageous. chpi f

new coca-cola and pepsi for a bus on your store shelf. wgn news @ 9 screaming from the front of an airplane chicago intercom sparing passengers before track of their plan. top story are around the country talking about september 11th chicago flight on the ground in dallas flight attendant at one. screaming their plan would crash. shocked passengers recording with the cellphones and not short of what else they could do american airlines flight attendant subdued and arrested passenger video shows a dallas police cars on the tarmac outside melee inside the cabin cameras rolling police carry a woman away. started with bizarre remarks over the intercom rant about airline bankruptcy reorganization >> statement makes everybody gasp she says not responsible for your crash at that point they cut the microphone. >> flight attendant reportedly subdued by passengers until police got there it to flight attendants injured no passengers injured according to airline statement never in danger. >> received proper care spokesperson said command command othe

word that the soda giants coke and pepsi are going to be tweaking their secret recipes. they're going to change how the ingredients that give soda its brown hue is made. it's called caramel color. and the new recipe will call for less of the chemical 4-mei. which has been linked to cancer in animals. a california law would have forced coke and pepsi to label their soda with a cancer warning. but with this change, they won't have to. and by the way, coke and pepsi deny any risk of cancer. and say you won't know the difference. you can be the judge. >>> and still ahead here on "world news," watch this. deadly shoot-out. and acts of violence. a new report on how many shadowy american groups are willing to die to take down the u.s. government. and we'll take you inside their world. [ female announcer ] lactaid milk is easy to digest. it's real milk full of calcium and vitamin d. and tastes simply delicious. for those of us with lactose intolerance... lactaid® milk. the original 100% lactose-free milk. >>> an alarming headline today announcing there is a huge spike in the num

>>shepard: coca-cola and pepsi are changing the way the carmel coloring in soda looks, because it is as a chemical that is known to cause birth defects. pepsi said when california added this to the list we asked our suppliers to modify the manufacturing process which they have done, and coca-cola writes, we have asked our caramel manufacturing to modify their production process but it has no change if the great tasting products which consumers expect. and now crisis communication expert. peter, thank you, nice to see you. who is a -- they will have to make their color in a different way and i don't care at all. >>guest: this is going to turn out to be a tempest in a coke can. this ising if hour. this isn't tylenol or jack-in-the-box or someone biting into a taco at taco bell, but it is a motion as we have seen with red die number four and most consumers are used to the fact there are chemicals in the products whether we acknowledge them or not or we enjoy the products knowing it is there. the companies handled it well and the trade association did a good job and i don't see this goin

as 4 mi allowing coke and pepsi to avoid having to put a cancer warning label on sodas. california added this to include carseno agains. however, no adverse suspects have been found in humans. the companies say recipes have been safe. if you think air fares are high, well, get used to them. the fa axe predicts they're not coming down any time soon. and the reason? air travel is expected to nearly double over next 20 years. and airlines merging and reducing capacity. more passengers and this means higher fares. major airlines raised prices a dozen times, and that it could be years and years away. >> and maybe not. >> and i don't know about you and and there is a deeper shade of blue. >> picky, picky. and we're heading towards another beautiful day. here is the deal. spring like weather and there is going to bring winter. and here is a live picture from our camera. we'll deal detail this out. great day. a lot of sun out there and wild weather. there is pretty bare out there in lake tahoe. there is more snow coming early as sunday, continuing into monday. we're going see fi

obligaban a caminar sobre el fuego >>> una advertencia contra el cáncer obliga a cambiar la fórmula de la pepsia cocacola >>> sale de la cárcel el cantante, hablamos con él en exclusiva. esto y más ahora mismo. >>> feliz viernes, bienvenidos a una nueva edición de primer impacto >>> así es, gracias por estar con nosotros. >>> obligó a la policía a desalojar por la fuerza a miles de estudiantes y trabajadores, que se tomaron las vías del transporte público, vas con estas imágenes, veamos. >>> el infierno estalló pasado el mediodía, cuando la policía recibió la orden de usar la fuerza para desalojar a los manifestantes >>> entonces, vinieron los gases, las piedras, los chorros de agua y los golpes también detenidos y heridos. los estudiantes tomaron 4 de las más importantes estaciones del sistema de transporte público de autobuses >>> no somos guerrilleros, solamente somos estudiantes que queremos defender nuestros derechos. >>> según el alcalde, la protesta fue organizada a través de las redes sociales los estudiantes se declaran an lo más afectados >>> no no toman con seriedad, y eso duele, per

. >>> and the changes coming to coke and pepsi. will you be able to detect a difference? >>> and it's the video being debated around the world right now. viewed millions of times in just the past few hours. >>> welcome back on this friday morning. bank of america is going a step further than other big lenders involved in the huge government mortgage settlement. it's giving 200,000 home owners in trouble a chance to sharply reduce their mortgages to the home's current market value. >>> before this morning's february employment report, we hern that fierce about wall street jobs may have been unfounded. in fact, companies there added almost 5,000 jobs in the past year. 8,000 if you include banking and insurance. >>> overseas markets were up overnight. tokyo's nikkei average gained 161 points today. at one point, rising above 10,000 for the first time since last summer. hong kong's hang seng picked up 185. in london, the ftse opened higher. the dow was up 71 point ts yesterday. three years ago today, the dow hit the lowest point in the recession. on top of that, the nasdaq ad

i know people who are buying pepsi say she's out. am not get that call. >> i'm not get that call, either. >> i'm not getting the break-up call. >> listen, until you and unless you talk to board members and even then when you do sometimes in the these situations they don't tell you what they're really thinking. it's unclear whether there was any pressure whatsoever to brought to bear to increase management ranks. but the speculation will continue as long as the stocks is not making people happy. >> it's not like the consumer product stuff. >> strategy in terms of lost market share to business. >> it's not like general mills, general mills, goldman sachs downgrades today. no one is talking about ken powell being in trouble. >> right. >> and that stock has been stuck for a while. i know ken's total return has been pretty good and i like what he's done with general mills. but it's not like we're sitting here saying this group is on fire and pepsi hasn't done anything. >> what do we know about cornell at walmart, much? >> not a name i'm f

there may be some changes for coca-cola and pepsi. they are changing their recipe because of health concerns in one state. >> reporter: that state is right here. what they are saying is the chemical is called 4mei and it's in the caramel coloring of coke and pepsi. the center for science and public interest. in animals it causes tumors. so in the state of california coke and pepsi would have to put warning labels on the cans to say it could cause cancer. but only in california. the rest of the country is clear. the fda says these claims of cancer are way overexagerated. a consumer would have to consume well over 1,000 cans of soda a day to reach the doses administers to the rodents in the stuy. but because california is such a big market coke and pepsi are going to change the caramel coloring across the country. coke and pepsi make up 90% of the soda consumption in this country. in 1886 they had alcohol in coke. and coca. not cocaine, but the plant that makes cocaine. the recipe is changing. california says yes worry about it. alisyn:

pepsi is making similar changes after a watchdog found unsafe levels of chemicals used in the making of the carmel that is in both drinks. both say that did not amount to a change in this recipe. it is everywhere and it is what goes in to the father -- into the bottles that makes coca-cola billions in revenue. world domination does not make it easier to abide by laws in the countries in which they are sold. in america, the time has come for changes to avoid having to label their products with a cancer warning. these are some of coca-cola's key ingredients. they appear on cans and bottles. it is the caramel and coloring that give it its distinctive dark color. manufacturers have instructed the karimov -- caramel suppliers to reduce the amount of a chemical. california has a 29 micrograms benchmark. a regions -- a recent study showed levels ranging between 103-153 micrograms. earlier this week, a watchdog for the center for science in the public interest deemed levels on save and levels of coca-cola, pepsi, and a range of other soft drinks. critics say the perceived cancer risk is base

. >> they're closely guarded trade secrets but now pepsi and coke are changing their recipes. >> oh!> and tourists antarctica got a whole lot more than they paid for. >> and doug is tracking those stor ♪ [ female announcer ] introducing new nature valley protein bars. 100% natural ingredients like roasted peanuts... ♪ ...creamy peanut butter, and a rich dark chocolate flavor. plus, 10 grams of great tasting protein in every bar. so it's energy straight from nature to you. new nature valley protein bars. find them in the granola bar aisle. >>> 35 years ago you could walk into virtually any building here in the city of washington unchecked or unchallenged. 35 years ago we were much more trusting. by on a day in march, all of that changed for a lot of people. we report on the hanafi takeover, the first act of terrorism in washington. >> 35 years ago i was lying in my own pool of blood. other colleagues had been shot, stabbed or beaten. at one point in the very beginning, 50 of us were piled on top of each other. that's what started my day 35 years ago. >> the hanafi takeover, the first

. >> reporter: it's been one of the listed ingredients for coke and pepsi for as long as most people can remember but if cspi has its way, caramel color will no longer be used to make colas. >> the fda should ban products that contain more of this cancer causing contaminant than the agency's own regulations would permit. >> reporter: citing studies that link several types of cancer to a chemical in caramel coloring, the head of the cspi told 9news that jeopardizing people's health simply to give colas their familiar brown hugh is just not acceptable. >> there's 310 million americans and we're saying about 15,000 of us will develop a cancer because of the caramel coloring. >> reporter: in response the american beverage association issue add statement questioning the science -- issued a statement questioning the science of the studies cited by the cspi. it reads in part, this is nothing more than cspi scare tactics and their claims are outrageous. cspi fraud dentally claims to be operating in the interest of the public's health when it is clear it's -- its only motivation is to scare t

cornell is no stranger to pepsi. he spent six years at the soft- drink maker before leaving to run wal-mart's sam's club warehouse stores. >> susie: how stressed would your bank be if we were hit with another major recession? we'll find out later this week when the federal reserve issues the results of its latest bank stress tests. late today, we got some details about what those stress tests will look like. the nation's 19 largest banks were tested for what's called a severe recession scenario. that's unemployment at 13%, a 50% plunge in stock prices and a 21% drop in home prices. the results are expected after the market closes on thursday. concerns about those stress test results weighed on the market today. but the dow still closed higher, extending the recent mini rally to four days. let's take a look in tonight's market focus. investors were seeking safety today. they were primarily interested in defensive plays, with utilities, consumer staples and telecom on many shopping lists. the utilities sector was the s

, coke, diet pepsi, and diet coke. the chemical forms when ammonia is used to create that caramel coloring. >> i suspect people would rather have a clear beverage than a cancer causing beverage. >> fighting back, saying research simply doesn't support the claim that the amounts of 4mi in colas are dangerous to humans. the american beverage association released a statement that says in part, this is nothing more than cspi scare tactics and their claims are outrageous. cspi claims to be operating in the interest of the public's health when it is clear its only motivation is to scare the american people. first petitioned the food and drug administration in february of last year, about the safety of this additive and the agency said it had no reason to believe consumers are in danger. the beverage association also points to the fact health agencies in europe and canada have allowed caramel coloring to remain. >> the state of california did put 4mi on its list of carcinogens about its dangers reflect what california deemed

the changes made to how coca- cola and pepsi are made to avoid a cancer warning label. >>> and a family's disneyland vacation ruined. how a grandmother's plans to save money ended up costing her much more. ,, ,,,,,, two people are dead, including the gunman, following a shooting at a psychiatric clinic. poli >>> eye developing story in pennsylvania. two people are dead including a gunman following a shooting at a psychiatric clinic. police say the shooter was armed with two semi-automatic handguns when opened fire after entering the lobby at the university of pittsburgh clinic. seven other people were hurt. officials say the gunman exchanged fire with police but it's unclear whether police officers killed him. >>> it has a reputation as a quiet community but the officers patrol the streets of pleasant hill say 2012 has already been one of the most violent years in decades. christin ayers is live with the details of the city's recent crime surge. >>> reporter: >> so as i walked out in the morning, whoo! no car. >> reporter: it happened outside the pleasant hill home where shauna holden gre

. >>> and change is coming to coke and pepsi among othernko tvoseia 's all to avoei bidng slapped with a cancer warning. b >>> the u.s. justice department has told apple and five of the nation's largest publishers that it will sue them for their alleged price fixing of ebooks. they allege apple allowed book publishers to charge higher prices and split the proceeds. publishers were unhappy with amazon's strategy of pricing ebooks around $10, a discount from the cost of many hard back books. according to a person familiar with the case, apple and the publishers are in ongoing settlement talks with justice officials. >>> a viral video aimed at taking down a ugandan militia leader is getting international attention thanks to social media. the kony 2012 video made by the group invisible children has had more than 40 million views on youtube. the producers are hoping for the capture of international war criminal joseph kony. celebrities like rihanna and oprah have tweeted support for the cause and the phrase stop kony is going on twitter. invisible children has been accused of ignoring the a

coca-cola released the following statement quote -- coke and pepsi say the change will not affect the look or taste of their sodas. >>> hiv remains an ongoing crisis still to this day in parts of the united states. researchers studied six years where the virus is known to be more common and they found the hiv rate among black women is five times higher in those regions than the general populationings atlanta, washington, baltimore, newark, new york, and raleigh durham. researchers say those areas need more effective prevention strategies to stop the spread of hiv. >>> it is coming up on 4:53. let's check out the question of the morning now -- >> log on to wusa9's facebook fan page, we'd love to hear what you think. we'll have the answer in our 6:00 hour. >>> welcome back, 4:55 this friday morning your weather first and still a few showers south and east of d.c.. they'll be gone in the next oh 60 to 90 minutes. we'll become partly sunny and ably shy and cooler day today -- a breezy and cooler day today. definitely need if jacket. by 4:00 54 but winds from the northwest about 10 to 15 m

and also ahead why coke and pepsi are changing their recipes and later in lunchbreak we are cooking withat today's business headlines ... checking the market's the stocks are up across the board the doubt is up to four year high leveldow jones averages are up to a four year high level ... that's on the latest jobs numbers ... when it comes to wages there's a big if.. earningswages rose less than 2 percent over the last year the latest faa forecast said that a shrinking number of seats on airplanes and high ticket prices will be the case for several years to come you can expect a 1% jump in air fare every year for the next 10 years nordstrom is giving shoppers a break on shipping costs regardless of how much is spent the free service will be permanent next week ... there is more optimism coming from europe ... investors will be forgiving $132 billion in debt paving the way for a second greek bailout there are more hurdles ahead the debt load for greece is still very high ... they must meet all the terms to get more money in the future decline coming up a drug to reduce high blood pressure

. >> caller: my question is with pepsi, p-e-p. pepsi is restructuring with a 3% yield. what do you think? >> i think you're being paid to wait for something good to happen at pepsi and i don't think that's a mistake. i think you buy that stock here and you just hold onto it and i think you'll do just fine. it's a very inexpensive stock. what goes up must come down, isn't that what we're hearing? with apologies to isaac newton, i disagree. it is not too fast or too furious. remember, it's about earnings. and stocks are still too cheap. i have plenty of reservations. i feel a lot of bearish pressure, but not enough to tell you to abandon ship. just enough to tell you to stay the course. "mad money" will be right back. >> announcer: coming up, cash cloud? this year's ipo market has seen some studs. >> facebook has just changed its own status in a big way. >> announcer: but cramer has found one company that demands attention. this soon-to-list stock just may have you on cloud nine. >>> and, later, cleaning up. frakking has unlocked incredible potential and profits for energ

and the fda was going to require that they put this product causes cancer on the cans and coke and pepsi decide, no, we don't want to put any ref reps to cancer on our product, guess what, we're just going to change the formulation and take that out. great victory. you saw that much of it in the news. that was the first. >>> the second though, and this was just today. it's just as important. it has to do with bpa, which is this plastic coating that they coat the inside of cans with, particularly that have tomato products in it. and what they found was that word of mouth got out, and "moms," mothers, who make the purchasing decisions, decided they were not going to expose chair children to this backaging material that might cause cancer and any number of ailments in the children. and the result now is that these companies are dumping this st e stuff. and change -- campbells has announced they're changing their formulation for their soups, now, that's a pretty big deal. the people who make -- oh, what's the other one? progre progresso? no, it's not progresso -- i can't remember. see, that'

coke and pepsi are change the way they color their sodas.aramel coloring in there so they won't have to put cancer warnings on the cans. this comes after california added a chemical used in that coloring to its list of cancer-causing agents. coke and pepsi both sent statements staying in effect the modifications won't effect the taste or anything else about the product. also worth noting government experts say you would have to drink 1,000 cans with that chemical every single day before you would even get a dangerous dose. well, it's actually a tiny bit cheaper to fill up your gas tank tonight but gas prices are still the highest they have ever been for this time of year. experts are warning the relief won't last. we are in d.c. coming up. new details about the college basketball player suspected of point shaving. tonight, the feds are on the case and the university is is responding. part of our coverage as we approach the bottom of the hour and the top of the news. spring fishing classic with amazing daily specials. and bring the kids for b

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you know kraft foods is high on the list pepsi you know we think it's just pepsi but they are not. all kinds of monsanto which controls the very beginning of the food to play with seeds so these are companies again that have phenomenal control over the food supply the grocery store most of the products are anywhere from five to companies. you know and when you have that kind of consolidation that's when the lobbying start to have that kind of influence in washington as well and just real briefly chris i mean but what's next what's the next scare that we're going to see next scandal regarding food as a result of these lobbyists well just keep on the lookout for them to continue protecting their interests whether it's around junk food or you know they don't want whole foods to be in school lunches because they think it's more expensive anything that's going to further their bottom line in terms of processed food like pizzas readymade burgers things like that i would be very vigilant and this is all very welcome and it's not just opinion this is fact that this is what they do they pro

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pepsi and coke among the biggest players in the space.ertha coombs tells us while the market is growing, it isn't easy profiting from it. >> it's not. as more americans cut back on soft drinks and consumers in developing countries are more able to afford bottled water, the $100 billion market has more than doubled in the last decade. we started at the start of 2000 with consumption about 20.5 -- 28.5 billion gallons to nearly 61.5 billion last year after a little bit of a dip during the recession. that according to the beverage marketing corporation. meantime, the u.s. is still the number one market accounting for about 15% of global consumption. so that's where we are. but the fastest growth, not surprisingly, is in emerging markets. china last year jumped over mexico to be number two. up 12.5%. but its growth was about 18% over the last two years in terms of consumption to market share. mexico still number two. brazil is number -- mexico number three, brazil number four and indonesia saw its market share jump about 10% in the last two y

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