pepsi seriously pepsi is more dangerous than cocaine why. well first of all it's more ubiquitous it's everywhere kids have it in their schools it's in any store it's within reach from anyone beyond say it was just given fifty million dollars to sell it to her base and if anybody else was interested it's more approachable excessive drug than cocaine which is out of reach for the majority of americans what does this new research tell us about the relationship between soda consumption and you know at this is not specific to any brand name i'm saying you know when i said pepsi earlier that there's no you know any particular brand that anybody knows about this can affect the study came out of finland as i recall but what does it show about the relationship between soda consumption and risk of prostate cancer in men. is bill drake who is the lead researcher for london diversity who did the study found that she followed thousands of men for over ten years fifteen years and found that forty percent of them were more likely to develop cancer and this

an all new season of "our world with black enterprise" -- highlights from the 2011 black enterprise pepsi golf and tennis challenge in miami, florida weather exclusive one-on-ones with ne-yo and robert townsend, all happening next. captions made possible by the u.s. department of education and central city productions, inc. >>> with the star-studded group of celebrities, entertainers and a who's who of corporate america, the pepsi golf and tennis challenge is one of the premier sporting and style events in the country. this year, more than 1,200 people traveled to miami, florida, to network, play, and relax. one of the great new voices performing at the black enterprise pepsi golf and tennis challenge is grammy-nominated singer and songwriter ledisi. i caught up with her a few hours before she took the stage. thanks for spending time with me today. >> thank you for having me. >> i heard you're ready for the big show tonight. are you excited? >> i'm very excited. >> this has been a long run for you, i mean, for the last few weeks, last few months you've been everywhere. everywhere i look i

both pepsi and coca-cola have pledged to stop marketing directly to kids.their products and other snack foods are as popular as ever. >> ( translated ): whenever i got shopping, she says mommy, bring me sweets, bring me candy, and she starts to cry if i don't bring it. i tell her, they're not good for you. but, i always give her candy always. >> reporter: for parents here, prevention is a big part of dealing with the american diet. but like moms everywhere know, it can be hard to say no to your kids. >> woodruff: again, the major developments of the day: the 113th congress was sworn in -- facing the prospect of major new fights over fiscal policy. and the state department announced that secretary of state hillary clinton will return to work next week. she's recovering from a blood clot in her head. get to know more about the new faces of capitol hill. we have some facts and figures about the freshman class. hari sreenivasan has more. >> sreenivasan: meet the newest members of the house and senate, making up the most diverse congress ever. read some of their

this is a peek at pepsi's next- generation vending machine. not only does it have games, it also repairs itself. >> you can also see whether the machine is working or not. if it has some sort of glitch, it can be remotely healed. >> reporter: eventually, it may also track who buys what. >> it will be able to tell whether you or male or female and which of four age buckets you are in. it will basically know that possibly a young female in this category is the one buying diet pepsi, versus maybe a male in the senior category is the one buying the classic pepsi. >> reporter: coffee lovers may be interested in this new vending machine. it's made by costa, the second largest coffee chain in the world afr starbucks, although it's not in the u.s. the machine pumps out cafe sounds, and the faint aroma of a bakery. and it could be a ticket to new business expansion: >> this machine is far more aesthetically elegant. and the user interface is far more suitable for places like offices, hospitals, educational establishments. and possibly new international

both pepsi and coca-cola have pledged to stop marketing directly to kids.eir products and other snack foods are as popular as ever. >> ( translated ): whenever i got shopping, she says mommy, bring me sweets, bring me candy, and she starts to cry if i don't bring it. i tell her, they're not good for you. but, i always give her candy always. >> reporter: for parents here prevention is a big part of dealing with the american diet. but like moms everywhere know it can be hard to say no to your kids. >> woodruff: again, the major developments of the day: the 113th congress was sworn in -- facing the prospect of major new fights over fiscal policy. and the state department announced that secretary of state hillary clinton will return to work next week. she's recovering from a blood clot in her head. get to know more about the new faces of capitol hill. we have some facts and figures about the freshman class. hari sreenivasan has more. >> sreenivasan: meet the newest members of the house and senate making up the most diverse congress ever. read some of their stor

pepsi had about 6.4 billion in profits. that's because nestle, it's the biggest food company in the world. they're not just in the u.s. so, you know, basically in every subsector of the food industry we have just a few companies that are controlling all of those brands. twenty companies control the highest percentage of brands in the grocery store. and of those 14 of those brands control organic food. so big food is basically controlling what people eat. then we have the grocery conglomerates. walmart leads the pack along with kroger, costco and target. those are the four large. but walmart is by far the largest. one out of every three grocery dollars goes to walmart. the walmart heirs have more or wealth than the bottom 40% of all americans. if we wonder why they have a lot of of clout and political power. so these really big multi-nationals use this political and economic power to basically dictate food and farm policy. they speak with one voice x they decide -- and they decide what the pesticide regulations should be, wh

pepsi center. nuggets, second best home record in the league.that in mind as you watch the 7-29 whiz kids known for having the worst record in the league. and coming back to pepsi center for the first time since being traded. feeling the love. second quarter. former wizard doing work. cory brewer. the alley-oop. mama would be proud of that one. threw down the dunk. led by five at the half. fourth quarter. wizard. down three. takes it himself. gets the shot to fall. and ties it at 87. well the nuggets, lawson looking for mcgee. going the other way. coming up with the steal. jordan crawford. sinks it. back after missing four games. with an ankle sprain. wizard take the lead. fourth quarter. guess what. almost late for sports. because -- they lead by three. with just 20 second left. >> wendy, you do sports. >> oops. excuse me. so, caps hockey. there is tb, and tbd. tb, tampa bay, the team the caps are facing tomorrow. tbd is to be determined everything else about the team. are they physically ready? comfortable with coach oates system? such a whirl

drinking coke or pepsi will depress you? you don't drink enough of it, it gets you jumping around the building, that is what it is for. hang on. >>. >> shep: a new study suggests there may be a link between depression and soda or pop. according to researchers, folks who drink four or more cans of diet soda a day are 31% more to be depressed than those that don't drink at all. it was even worse for folks that drink diet fruit drinks, 51% more likely to be depressed. worse for people who don't drink any water. they are dead. you have to have water. it's important to note this does not mean the drinks cause the depression because there is evidence that folks who are depressed crave sweet drinks. so the chicken or the egg? with us is attending physician. >> its good study. there is a lot of patients in the study and followed them for ten years. the science is good. two main issues here. diet drinks and sugar drinks, refined drinks are not good for the brain. you get very high levels and low levels. blood sugar is all over the pl

it took pot shots at coke and pepsi, which, by the way, are super bowl advertisers in major ways.hat was that the reason? >> when we made the ad, we thought it wasn't going to be rejected. it is a play on prior ads that coke and pepsi have done with the delivery guys that play after obvious each other. we were pretty surprised that happened. >> did you feel you got big footed at all? pepsi has two 30-second spots, coke has one 60-second spot, which is prime real estate in the super bowl. >> we made a decision when we decided to do the ad on the super bowl. smart business for us to do it at this point. we are placing the ad towards the end of the game by design. you are going to see a lot of sew la cola ads. when you see it at the end, you don't have to buy anything. you can make it at home. >> you had to recut the ad. let's look at this ad. i believe this is the first time that viewers will see this ad prior to the super bowl. ♪ >> make your own soda with soda stream and save 2,000 bottles a year. if you love the bubbles, set them free. soda stream. >> of course, that was a commer

. >> competition at the super bowl could be more fierce outside the lines with bud and pepsi teaming up against coke according to the journal, e-mail at busch outlines a strategy for the promotion including beer and soda together with pepsi's chips but the products have their separate super bowl commercials. >> a new financial embarrassment for san francisco's muni, the millions in overtime that is shelled out to workers and the one single mechanic who is topping the list. >> bay area schools consider new safety plans in the wake of the connecticut school shooting. the crucial information police the crucial information police in a district will soon kids... they'll tell you exactly what they're thinking... especially my niece. the moment she pointed out my moderate to severe chronic plaque psoriasis... well, it was really embarrassing. so i had a serious talk with my dermatologist. this time, she prescribed humira-adalimumab. ps to clea humira helps to clear the surface of my skin by actually working inside my body. in clinical trials, most adults with moderate to severe plaque psori

>> ooirm proud that pepsi stepped forward and made the change. all these soft drinks, all the products we have in front of us with the exception of the gatorade, which as you mentioned will be changing, have it in front of us. that's the same family that we use in fire retardants, flame retardants. why would i want that in my drink, especially since it's the only reason it's there to to emulsify the artificial flavors? why take a chance if you don't have to? >> you call yourself curious and argumentative. do you have another crusade in your future? >> i'm not sure. a lot of other beverage companies use this product and a lot of people have been asking me, what are you going to do next? and give me some suggestions. i have some things in mind. i'm not really sure yet. i'm definitely ready to take this to the next level. >> something tells me you'll be back on this show. sarah, congratulations. >> thank you so much. >> doctor, always good to see you. >>> i know you'll have more on this issue, by the way, on your show today. >>> up next, mr. michael

number five is from 1995 and pepsi. gerri: number four comes from 2001. commercial featuring cedric the entertainer. ♪ ♪ gerri: number three is pepsi ruled the airwaves in the '90s. here's another one from 1996. >> your cheating heart ♪ ♪ gerri: this number to commercial was the inspiration for a feature film starring michael jordan entitled "space jam." gerri: the number one super bowl advertisement is from 1993 for mcdonald's. >> what you want is what you get single mother of. gerri: and has more than 5 million hits on youtube. do you agree with our list? drop me an e-mail and let me know what you think i gerri@foxbussiness.com. if we get a good list, we were shown on the show and we will say that it was your pick. coming up next, words of warning you should here before your next cup of coffee. and it's made in america the new black? details coming up next ♪ making the big romantic gesture. that's powerful. verizon. get a droid razr m by motorola in pink for $49.99. gerri: breaking news the senate has passed the $50.5 billion superstorm sandy bill. we h

without question. >> you mentioned pepsi.was about beyonce a big deal with pepsi. >> she's getting heat about this. >> she is. >> heat coming down. >> do you think that's fair. health advocates saying giving some of the proceeds, if you're hawking this company, pepsi, give some of it to diabetes research. >> she's not making $50 million out of it. it is not like they're writing her a check that she's going to go donate. would it be a bad thing for her to do some diabetes related psa spots? it would be a good thing. but keep in mind, no one is going to complain about the pepsi halftime show when she's up on stage shaking and singing. there is middle ground there. >> peter shankman, dr. gupta, thank you very much. >> thank you. >> good chat. thanks, guys. >>> still ahead, a fatal attraction murder, trial in arizona. newly released interrogation tapes poking major holes in the defendant's story. we're on that case. >>> plus, 18 human heads found in chicago's o'hare airport. that's all you get. that story is next. pack your bags,

with the consumer probably doesn't realize is that all of those brands are owned by pepsi. fc is the largest food company in the united states, if you want to call those items feared. it is the second-largest in the world. they might buy a nestlÉ product. nestlÉ peddles about 6000 brands. they had $94 billion in sales and $10.000000000 in profits. about 6.1 billion in profits. that's because they are the biggest food company in the world. not just in the united states. we have just a few companies that are controlling all those brands. twenty companies control the highest brand percentages in the grocery store and of those, 14 of those brands control organic foods. so it is basically controlling how people view. then we have the grocery conglomerates. wal-mart leads the pack along with target and wal-mart is by far the largest. one out of every three grocery dollars goes to wal-mart. so these really big multinationals basically dictate food and farm policy. they speak with one voice and they decide what the pesticide regulations should be, every aspect of our food system an

pepsi co. of gatorade has announced it will remove a controversial ingredient. a study suggests it can cause behavioral and reproductive problems in mice. pepsi co. says it plans to stop using the ingredient in a couple of months. >>> mark ibanez is here with sports. >> everyone who following the warriors will soon forget forever one of those games they were never end. bulls ran them off the floor. started the finish back in chicago. your all star david lee could not halt what was going on with rinich. led the bulls with 25 points. warriors off to a horrible start but they did close the gap with a 20-7 run of their own. curry the three had 21. warriors trail add the half. and the warriors stung by little nate robinson. the bulls take it 103-87. >>> well the news much more chipper for cal's women. fifth time this year they've whipped a team. they did it with hustle tonight. coming from 16 down. britney in the circle. saved it. came back on the other end. takes the pass from clarendon. cal winnin

pepsi is now removing this. response to complaints from hundreds of thousands of consumers. understandable. >> get this. in new york, jimmy fallon talked about the pros and cons of the super bowl. >> i love his humor. always has a great take. taking a shot at everything from the 49ers slogan to the kardashians. >> pro, the 49ers team slogan is who's got it better than us? nobody. con, baltimore's is that's so ravens. pro, the word 49 hers refers to people in california that dig for gold. con, so does the word kardashian. [ applause ] >> right on point. very funny stuff. i like "that's so ravens." classic. >> let's check the forecast with rob. who's got weather better than us? >> nobody. at least for the next few days. we're in the 30s and 40s now. a tad breezy in the hill tops throughout the afternoon. look at the result of the offshore breezes. mid 60s in the warmest spots around the bay area today. tomorrow oh we could be close to 70 near the coastline. a few clouds and cooling as we head into super bowl weeke

it's not being removed from all of pepsi's brands. diet mountain dew and including coca-cola's powerade, as well. carol? >> wow. well, at least it's the first step, huh? alison kosik, live at the new york stock exchange. >>> run away snowmobile. it wasn't even an official x game event but this 450-pound sled did get away during the final night of the game. wow.av diabetes... your doctor will say get smart about your weight. that's why there's glucerna hunger smart shakes. they have carb steady, with carbs that digest slowly to help minimize blood sugar spikes. [ male announcer ] glucerna hunger smart. a smart way to help manage hunger and diabetes. >>> 45 minutes past the hour. time to check our top stories. late january in minnesota and even winter natives had a tough time dealing with these wintry, slushy, icy roads. road crews were in the highways. for a lot of cars that came too late. today there's sporting crumpled fenders and it was foggy, too, this morning. wow. >>> as investigators look into a deadly nightclub fire in brazil t

está metido en tremendo lio, está siendo infiel, así como lo escucharon, resulta que lo patrocina pepsisposa >> vamos a ver el clima >> pasamos con guillermo quiroz y el pronóstico >> gracias que tal, buenas noches,felicidades en este día tan especial a todos aquiellos que creen y festejan en esta inaguración, en esta toma de posesión del presidente barack obama en su segundo termino, vamos a ver que sucede, los cambios se ven claramente una línea de nubosidad, a partir del próximo miércoles, a partir de las próximas 48 horas el panorama cambia de soleado a con lluvias, lo que es el valle allá la presencia de neblina, nublados en la mañana, que se presentan en la noche, las temperaturas desde los 40 a los 38 grados, el caso de oakland, livermore cercano a los 31, en una noche agradable, y la temperaturas esperamos que sea de 61 grados comienzan a llegar los nublados, lo que queremos saber es cuando llueve en la region en 50% entra la banda de nubosidad hasta el jueves, y viernes y sábado trae algo de nubosidad para san francisco, el próximo fin de semana los nublados y el ligero descens

coke, pepsi, whatever. but it happened. just like chipotle could get hit and the stock rallies 10 bucks today? asml, a semiconductor equipment, a nasty horrendous number, buyers rushed in and rallied to a 52-week high. this sheer t here is the bottom line. get a boo-boo out, what's going on in jellystone national park. if boeing didn't go down on the biggest product recall in history, you have to be fearful of betting against any stock. and heaven forbid if boeing which closed at 75 trades to 90, because stocks that trade to 90, you know the rest of the sentence. all right. how about dante in massachusetts? >> caller: hi, bag massachusetts minute man booyah to you. >> i'll give you a patriots booyah, they're pretty good. go ahead. >> caller: with all of the issues in boeing, if the sector tran transdigm wouldn't be better? >> we decided to sell the boeing. and they are doing swimmingly. united technologies, honeywell, all make a lot of sense. i ple bless the trade and investment. it's a multiyear cycle. >>> jake in new york

coke, pepsi and dr. pepper have expand their offerings in the last eight years. is wearing off from that ravens win. it may not seem real. where you can get your gear to show off your pride. >> all eyes are on michelle obama and her clothes. what to expect when the fashion icon hits the inaugural ball. >> there are millions being spent on today's festivities. breaking down where all that inauguration money comes from. >> hey, we got a few wintry showers this evening and much, much colder air is set to arrive in maryland very shortly. we'll have those details straight ahead. at honda, we know some people are never happy with the way things are. and are always dreaming of how they could be. smarter, simpler, how-on-earth-does-it-do-that... er. and they make it that way. because things can always be better. we like those people. they think like us. introducing the best civic sedan yet. made possible by honda. >>> i want to show you a live picture have frostburg. it's actually snowing so heavily that it's hard to see. that feels cold enough for the white stuff in bal

we've got 300,000 users at pepsi. and these best of breeds come in there now and they can't win. they can't beat us. >> right. >> so we give the customer choice in the cloud. you can run it on premise, you get the mobile, the big data, end-to-end value chain in 25 industries. >> it's working. >> it's working for the people who watch the show. many of, whom, by the way have bought the stock. that's bill mcdermott co-ceo of s.a.p. when you got the breakdown, i owe at home one. maybe bill's made it up for you. after the break, we'll try to make you more money. >>> coming up -- slam dunk? do your eyes glaze over during earnings season? dunkin brands provided a wake-up call today. serving up an earnings beat and raising the amount of dough it returns to shareholders. is the stock just heating up? or is this sweet story all baked in? cramer speaks to the ceo. >>> could dunkin brands be the next dominos? give you monster multi-year gains for three straight years since 2010? i'm thinking that's a definite possibility after this quarter. this regional and national donut chain reported an

including pepsi cola, china's best selling cola drink. have successful deals in other bk markets like the united states, latin america, russia, turkey, but this is really the first jump together in the chinese market. shares of burger king are at an all-time high from its market debut june of last year, up 1.55% today and, again, pepsico moving higher as well. big day for the markets, pushing five-year highs. ash webster and lori rothman going to take you to the end. ashley: we've within seeing this market rise -- we've been seeing this market rising ever so slowly -- lori: second straight day of gains, pushing multiyear highs here. the bell's just moments away, so we'll see where we close up shop. ashley: let's go to nicole petallides at the new york stock exchange. volatility continuing to come out of this market. the vixx continues to drop. chel was just talking about that a short time ago. >> reporter: right, affectionately known as the fear index, so where is the fear? the fear gauge is below 14 percent fifth

thick as cataracts will be chanting prayers to my an gods after an alter of bee's wax candles and pepsi soda bottles. the inscents unravelling in a stream toward the water stain on the seceiling that looks like a map of latin america. this is not mexico city where indian families wrapped in newspapers huddel uppered the monument of the revolution. this is not where girls peddle chicklets on street corners no this is lamission. land of palm trees and skyscrapers where there is dollars enough for cell phones, sports cars and [inaudible] by the trunk full. where a suitcase of cocaine is as easy to buy as a broken stemmed rose from his white bucket. how much for that hand full of rose buds? for fingers go up. he makes change for a 20, returns clefrjed winched with b. you tip him a couple of dollars, so what. every love struck couple stairing into each other's eyes. every loner with a half empty beer even a waitress after a shift receives a visit from john nitto. he returns to the faces above the steaming plates before he's out into the neon lit street leaving behind a trail of rose petals b

all i said was, 3m, then waste management, and pepsi, coke, reebok. 90, goes to 120. anyway, at a certain point i knew i had a good run. and ridiculous, and what mattered was i identified the animal spirit that would lift stocks when everyone figured it would be a matter of time that the market collapsed. it did. a few years later, the crash of '87. but in the interim we made a ton of money buying stocks at 90, it meant they would go to 120. coke, pepsi, whatever. it was insane. but it happened. just like boeing happened today. just like chipotle could get hit and the stock rallies 10 bucks today? just like asml, semiconductor equipment company i follow, reported a nasty horrendous number but not nasty and horn dus number to stop buyers. buyers rushed in and rallied to a 52-week high. here's the bottom line. if you put yourself in yogi's bear pads, hey, boo-boo, what's going on in jellystone national park? if boeing didn't go down on the biggest product recall in history, you have to be fearful of betting against any stock. and heaven forbid if boeing which closed at

pepsi announced it is removing a controversial ingredient. bvo, as it is commonly known, is patented as a flame retardant and is banned in europe and asia. the ingredient has not been banned by the fda because it emulsifying flavors in gatorade. there were hundreds of thousands of consumer complaints. >> brace yourself for the new blackberry smartphone. remember those? research in motion will introduce two versions of the new blackberry 10. one with a touch screen found in similar smart phones, all the rage. the other with a keyboard similar to current blackberry models. research in motion has its work cut out. 11 million blackberry users have switched to other devices over the past three years. >> got to win back the crackberry fans. the hits keep coming. a judge ruled against the company in the battle against samsung. for that we go to jackie deangelis at cnbc. good morning. >> good morning. all eyes on blackberry and rim. also hitting milestones. the muchs are higher after stocks resumed the march higher. investors shrugged off a report sa

from getting your photo in the pepsi halftime show to getting a retweet from a major advertiser or naming the budweiser clydes dale. consumers will vote on the end of coke's super bowl ad and star in homemade commercials. >> those are the best ones. >> it is called crowd sourcing and it's $4 million. consumer psychologist says the growing trend is more than a way for advertisers to save money. >> consumers today really want to be involved. consumers trust other consumers more than they do companies and so featuring consumers is the way to get closer to them. >> when it comes to real people, i can really relate. >> it makes them feel more real. >> a direct result of social media. allowing companies to cash in on consumers before, during, and after the game. >> it's an entire campaign. this is what i mean by involvement. consumers are involved well before the ad airs and they are involved afterwards and so when somebody buys time on the super bowl, really what they are buying is this extended period of involvement. >> the question remains. will crowd sourcing keep the estimated $111 million

and three pepsis has 450 calories.ld have to spend 57 minutes dancing to beyonce during the halftime show and i think the show is only 10 minutes. so you're out of luck. stick to the veggie dip, i guess. >>> michelle, we're hearing about colorful characters showing up in new orleans. tell us about that. >> reporter: frank, let's get back to the food. you're making me hungry. how about if i eat three beignets after the show, what do i have to do to burn that off? >> dance in a couple of mardi gras parades and bring video and show the viewers back here. >> reporter: sounds like fun. we have been meeting interesting people the last few days one our police chief here in new orleans police chief sir pass. we were interview him along the street in the french quarter. he is a celebrity. he says the police officers here in new orleans really try to make relationships here with the residents with the locals. that's how they keep the peace. they have mounted police, people petting the horses. it's a great atmosphere day and nigh

three pepsis have 450 calories.ld have to spend 57 minutes dancing to beyonce during the halftime show to say good-bye to all those calories. or you could go the fruit and veggie way. nice and healthy. for this week's best buys, here's tony tantillo. >>> that's right, it's time for this week's best buys, where we eat fresh, stay healthy and save money. these peaches from chile we talked about a month ago and now they are bigger in size and more sugar coming into them. 2.50 a pound not a bad deal. out of california some beautiful broccoli coming into the market right now. last year at this time, it was very expensive. but this year, because of the weather and the growing conditions, there's plenty out there to choose from and the quality is great and prices are coming down about $1.49 a bunch. that's also a pretty good value. and imported blueberries are coming in. and for a large kind of blueberries for this price in the wintertime, you really can't beat it. when you buy them, make sure they're dark all the way arou

year, the common man is playing a much larger role in the super bowl from getting your photo in the pepsi halftime show to getting a retweet from a major advertiser or naming the budweiser clydesdale. consumers will also vote on the ending of coke's super bowl ad and star in homemade commercials for companies like pizza hut and doritos. >> those are the best ones. >> reporter: it's called crowd sourcing and it's $4 million for 30 seconds of air time for this super bowl. the psychologists say the growing trend is more than just a way for advertisers to save money making their own commercials. >> consumers want to be involved. consumers trust other consumers more than they do companies so featuring consumers is a way to get closer to them. >> when it comes to real people, it's like okay i can relate. >> it makes it feel like more real. >> reporter: yarrow says the advent of crowd sourcing is a direct result of social media allowing companies to cash in on consumers before, during and after the game. >> consumers are involved well before the ad actually airs and they are involved afterwards

pepsi and pizza hut are getting into the act, by inviting fans to upload stories that will be woven into commercials will be air during the big game. good luck to those guys. >>> at the movies this weekend, jessica chastain was the big winner. she starts in the film "momma," which had its debut. she stars in and got an oscar nomination for "zero dark thirty." and "silver linings playbook," another favorite, came in third. >> she is hot. >> she is the new it girl. a nice run. >>> when we come back, new details about family tragedy in new mexico. a popular chaplain and his entire family gunned down inside their home. who police say is responsible. >>> and also coming up, a well-deserved welcome home. this morning, dozens of soldiers are with their families for the first time in nearly a year. we'll be right back. [ dog barking ] ♪ [ female announcer ] life is full of little tests, but your basic paper towel can handle them. especially if that towel is bounty basic. the towel that's durable, and scrubbable. in this lab demo, bounty basic is stronger than the leading bargain brand. everyday

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and three pepsis have 450 calories. you'll have to spend 57 minutes dancing to beyonce during the halftime show. dennis has been dancing all weekend long in new orleans. we'll send it back out to him. >> reporter: you forgot to tell me how much i'll have to run off a deep the arteries of your dishwasher are constantly clogging up with grease and lime scale. use finish dishwasher cleaner every month to keep your machine in sparkling health. for shining results, finish dishwasher cleaner. >>> the ravens aren't the only opponent that the 49ers are dealing with this week. dennis is in new orleans with more. hey, dennis. >> reporter: the nfl claims it is greatly concerned about concussions and today that concern was felt at the super bowl by way of the white house. president obama told the new republican, quote, i'm a big football fan, but i have to tell you, if i had a son, i'd have to think long and hard before i let him play football. the 49ers reaction? >> president obama feels that way, then there will be a little less

and three pepsis have 450 calories. you'll have to spend 57 minutes dancing to beyonce during the halftime show. dennis has been dancing all weekend long in new orleans. we'll send it back out to him. >> reporter: you forgot to tell me how much i'll have to run off a deep-fried crab. anyway, president obama and jim harbaugh's son will tell you about that, coming up. at embassy suites, you get more delicious moreness every morning with a free breakfast made just the way you like it. with a breakfast like this you could pretty much handle anything. anything? anything. [ screams ] a rambunctious toddler? of course. uncle ralph? sure. a roman gladiator? you bet. the thing under my bed? why not? ♪ ♪ yes. [ female announcer ] get more with embassy suites. book early and save up to 20%. >>> the ravens aren't the only opponent that the 49ers are dealing with this week. dennis is in new orleans with more. hey, dennis. >> reporter: the nfl claims it is greatly concerned about concussions and today that concern was felt at the sup

. >> up first tonight no. 5, you complained and pepsi listened now removing the ingredient bromenateed vegetable oil from its gatorade sports drink. a petition by a mississippi teen-ager noted that has been patented as a flame retardant. the ingredient will still be used in mountain dew. no. 4, flu activity is declining in most regions but still rising out west. longs and deaths spiked last weeks -- hospitalizations and deaths spiked last week especially among the elderly. >>> no. 3, d.c.'s board of education is considering letting high school students graduate without an advanced level course in u.s. government as a proposal that raises the number of required sports credit adding allowances for team sports and musical performances. no. 2, weekend track work on metro continues now through sunday night, delays of 20 minutes or more on the red, orange and green lines. trains will single track. no work is scheduled on the blue or yellow line. no. 1, stock up on forever stamps this weekend. sunday first class stamps go up to 46 cents. postcards are also going up a penny to 33 cents. the pr

viewers can expect to see ads from big brand names like taco bell, chrysler and pepsi.ut can companies expect a good return on their investment this year? rick horrow explains in tonight's "beyond the scoreboard." >> reporter: advertising during the super bowl is an expensive and risky. for nearly $4 million, companies get 30 seconds to pitch themselves to more than 100 million americans watching. making the challenge even more daunting for advertisers, it is a crowded broadcast with dozens of companies vying for your attention, buying commercial time during the super bowl broadcast. a successful ad is one that's memorable relative to the others, but companies want to make sure it's memorable because its good. soft drink machine maker sodastream will make its super bowl debut during next month's game. the company reportedly is using the ad time to make consumers more familiar with their products. but just because sodastream is advertising on american television's biggest stage, it doesn't mean the company and its shareholders should expect a significant return on invest