pepsi has more of an upside. i am looking at pepsi to get to $90 - 15% move. bigger move, same market. > > oh my god, this is two in a row i am going to agree with alan here. coke is more dominant worldwide, but i think we are seeing some global slowdown out of china, out of india, out of brazil. so coke has more of a presence worldwide. it also focuses more on the beverage brand. i like what pepsi is doing, trying to diversify their portfolio and bring in the snack brands. i think in the united states, the best house on the street wants to be a little bit more healthy, and we are going to look at health more in the future, which is going to be snacks. > topic three: moving on to that dollar dazzle - dollar general rattled the market after lowering its guidance. is it over for dollar stores? > > i don't like any of the brick-and-mortars in general, i don't like any of the retail stores. i know know the last time alan went into a dollar store. i know i haven't been to one in years. > i go all the time. > > every time i go in there i buy 15 or 20 things. > > you

. >> this entire prank is a commercial for pepsi max. max is so good you don't know it's zero calories. like you don't know this driver is jeff gordon. >> but i've got a fun story behind this video. that, my friends, is troutman motors in concord, north carolina. "right this minute" via skype to tell us about this shoot, we have, my dad, wayne troutman from concord, north carolina. so, how did you end up having pepsi come to shoot a prank video with jeff gordon at troutman motors? >> we had a guy come by one day. he was looking for a site to do this prank video. he decided we had the best location to do all these tricks and stunts they wanted jeff to do. i got to tell you the funny part about this. my dad who is 87, was in the dffice that day.

pepsi is enjoying a pop here.after a uk newspaper reported that activist eveinves pelts has been -- pepsi up 3.5% right now. scott, back to you. >> all right, josh, thanks so much. do you have a comment here? peltz in the game? maybe? >> it's kind of interesting to see what he wants to do. when you think of the options, he can take pepsi and push it top propose pepsi buys them out. to me it's interesting, i don't know how he can influence a company like pepsi. we saw what they tried to do with p & g. i think it's an expensive stock. >> pepsi has been working well. >> it has. >> why at this point does it even make all that much sense to spin off the snack foods? as cramer was saying this morning on "squawk on the street," last time he checked a soda went pretty good with chips. >> yeah. >> well, distribution channels are great. >> which i agree with wholeheartedly. >> me, too. you're heavier on the chip part. but you can sell the snack business and take the cash and buy back a ton of stock. i guess that's what he l

is pepsi still a buy here? and be careful. be very careful. pepsi is right around the double top.ig move today on that nelson pelt stuff. i like at today is an opportunity to get out of it. take profits. >> all right, breaking news, we want to go to kate kelly. kate? >> thank you, melissa. we understand that the u.s. department of justice is in the advanced stages of a probe into the so-called london whale traders formally working with jpmorgan. these are the folks who were involved with the london whale debacle that lead to $6 billion in losses for jpmorgan in its chief investment office. in an attempt to sort of hedge exposure that they had as a bank through a series of complex credit trades that went terribly awry. the d.o.j. is looking at questions if they mismarked intentionally and ultimately hid losses. all of which could be the basis for a securities fraud claim of the criminal nature. and they've been investigating for some time. jpmorgan acknowledged that the d.o.j., among other investigators were looking for documents and other information in association of the credit l

. >> now to ins car driver jeff gordon and wild pepsi prank ad.river put on a disguise to pull a fast one on supposedly unsuspecting car sales man. nick has the story. >> ins car jeff gordon hane the wheel. apparently taking unsuspecting car sales man on test drive lick no other. millions of you tube hits later a viral home run for pepsi max which starts out with jeff gordon showing up at the dealership in disguise. with hidden camera. can of pepsi. >> gravitate to the camaro oychlt i don't know if i can handle it. i have never driven anything like this before. >> you are liable for any damage to the vehicle so please stop the car. >> but is any of this real. >> well pepsi spokesperson told us that have a stunt man did the driving. >> please stop the car or slow down. >> refused to say whether steve is really a car sales man or an actor. but stressed his reactions are 100 percent genuine. >> stop the car stop the car right now. >> sort of suspect it needs second viewing. >> also enthusiast notice the flaw. rubber mark on the ground. >> multiple ta

he has adding a steak and pepsi.gain in both of those stocks today. nonetheless, some big games there. back to you. >> thank you very much. tracy: one ceo blasting the president plan to hike the minimum wage. and a poser tells us why he is so against it next. >> first, take a look at some of today's winners and losers. ♪ tracy: ceo of parties has been a long time critic of president obama. the healthcare loss would increase his cause by 150%. now he says the president plan to waive the minimum wage would cause employers to create fewer jobs. so glad to see you. we took a bunch of polls here at fox. we seem to know what is going on at home. >> they looked really good. it is good to be here. thank you. we have 68% of the people who believe that that is an immediate problem. i think only 27% agreed with that. a vast majority of people are very nervous about the economy. you have the majority of people who thought the sequester was a good thing. i do not think the obama people expected that. i think that really shows a l

i think it says a lot about her as a brand, about her music, and that pepsi would do something like thata deal that demonstrates she's as good a businesswoman as she is a performer. >> my father was such an incredible entrepreneur, and any and everything he said he would have, he worked until he had it. and he taught me there's no such thing as no. >> my personal opinion is she watched. she watched her dad. she watched her mom. her mom ran a hair salon. she's got this business savvy that a lot of people either -- a lot of creative types, they're one side. >> those two sides of beyonce are more important than ever. she's now on her own. two years ago, she announced her father would no longer be her manager.

pepsi had about 6.4 billion in profits. that's because nestle is the biggest food company in the world. not just in the u.s. so, you know, basically in every, um, subset sec sor of the food industry -- sector 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 largest. but walmart is by far the largest. one out of every three grocery dollars dose to walmart -- goes to walmart. the walmart heaviers have more wealth -- heirs have more wealth than the bottom 40% of all americans. if we wonder why they have a lot 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, a

. >> ahead, pepsi is ready to do something it hasn't done in 17 years. >> caught on camera, president obama speaks to college students in israel and is >> daly city, dublin, los gatos and all bay area this is abc7 news. >> good morning, sue hall in the traffic center, we have a live shot of san jose, this is southbound 280, we had an early fatal accident and c.h.p. obviously is on scene with a lost activity with the two right lanes blocked off. the left lanes are getting by and we are finding out the 1ing street on-ramp to southbound 280 is closed because of the fatal accident. northbound 880 to 101 is the alternate around this, which is a sig-alert. >> 6:15, day they of president obama's trip to the middle east and right now the president is getting ready to leave israel and head to jordan. this is a look at air force one from the airport in tel aviv. abc7 news reporter is following the president's trip from washington, dc and joins us, live. ait has been a busy and historic three days for president obama in the middle east. he concluded a meeting in bethlehem and the place of birth

pepsi bottles are getting a makeover after 17 years. the new 16- and 20-ounce bottles have a contoured bottom and shorter label to show more of the drink. the more shapely bottles roll out in april. it's part of pepsico's plan to compete with rival coca-cola, especially after pepsi sales slipped 4% last year. despite a derivatives debacle costing more than $6 billion and a senate investigation that found jamie dimon dodged regulators and misled investors about it, dimon still has the strong endorsement of jp morgan's board of directors. so much so that the board wants him to remain in the dual role of chairman and chief executive. the endorsement of dimon comes after the company overhauled its risk controls, replaced top executives and cut dimon's pay in half last year. european regulators are looking into apple sales overseas after wireless carriers complained of antitrust issues. they say sales contracts with smaller distributors of iphones and ipads are stricter and violate competition laws. meanwhile a greener apple is growing. the

and pepsi is up to .50 dollars. connell: is from jpmorgan. they apparently think that the role of the ceo should not be split. that is not going to be the case according to the filing. the board does not think that is necessary. you look for him to stay in both of those roles.@ just want to pass that along as we look at the stock. in the meantime, let's talk about warren buffett for a moment. his support is getting a boost and take a look at the share here. we have jacques esculier that is with us in a fox business exclusive interview. good to see you, sir. >> thank you for having me be 11 buffett said, all right, i am out of here. >> it is good news. i can tell you that rings true. connell: do you talk to one buffett a lot? >> i talked to his people last. connell: quite a why did they like the company so much? >> given that we outperform the growing market, the fact that we are actually capable with the bottom-line profitability, lasser we broke a 35% operating model. >> so use this phrase, a global company. we take it down by sales. the hig

my faithful little blue friend, an ice cold pepsi cola. >> the revitalizing effects of pepsi right forclerk and start living again. >> i feel like a kid again. >> the joy of pepsi! ♪ >> oh, that's what i love about bob dole, he is a great guy. anyone that's waiting for fred thompson to mock his reverse mortgage commercials should realize fred thompson doesn't have half the sense of humor bob dole has. fred thompson is still committed to the cause, still churning out reverse mortgage ads after all these years. >> you really ought to consider a reverse mortgage with aag. >> i don't know. looks like fred might be auditioning for a viagra commercial with that ultra hip facial hair he sports in the latest ad. the newest entry in the republican losing candidate turned pitch man group is the republican politician who actually tried to seize political ownership of 9/11. >> at the time we believed that we would be attacked many more times that day and in the days that followed. without really thinking, based on just emotion, spontaneous, i grabbed the arm of then police commissioner bernard car

but the consumer doesn't realize is all of those brands are owned by pepsi. pepsi is the largest food company in the united states if you want to call those items to. if the second largest in the world. or they might buy a nestlÉ product and i won't go through all the nestlÉ brand, but nestle powdered about 6000 brands. they had 94 billion in sales and 10.5 billion in profit. pepsi had about 6.4 billion in profit because nestlÉ is the biggest food company in the world and not just in the u.s. so basically in every subset sector of the food industry, we have just a few companies that are controlling all of those brands. 20 companies control the highest percentage of iran's in the grocery store. of those, 14 of those brands control organic food. so big food is basically controlling what people at e. then we have the grocery conglomerate. wal-mart leads the pack along with costco and target, the four largest. wal-mart is by far the largest. one out of every three grocery dollars goes to wal-mart. wal-mart heirs have more wealth than the bottom 40% of all america

dagen: pepsi is rolling out a new look for its soto bottle.a new contour on the bottom of the bottle that is supposed to make it easier to grip. the company says it will hit store shelves next month. you can take a look at pepsico. connell: harvard, if you watched this game late last night, pulled off the first major upset of the season. it was a pretty big shot when they beat the third-seeded new mexico. the funny thing is, last year's team was supposed to be better than this years. they had not been in the tournament since 1847. next time up they will play, i believe, arizona. dagen: you did a good job. connell: that is a new policy we have here. will we cover up the mistakes, we point them out. i did not say it. dagen: i was trying to pay you a compliment. you are quick on your feet. connell: thank you very much. dagen: wayne rogers is coming up. he is worried. he feels more cities and towns are moving towards bankruptcy. connell: looking forward to that. the cyber threat we have been reporting on. it has the attention of lawmakers on capit

the entire thing was recorded for a pepsi max commercial.t's gotten more than 22 million hits since being posted just five days ago. we should note that many critics believe the video to be a fake. many people in "newsroom" think it's fake. pepsi and gordon remain mum on that. we thought it was cool enough to be our moment of the week. that poor guy. i'm don lemon at the cnn world headquarters in atlanta. thanks for watching. good night. . >> i'm not asking you about the possibility. i'm asking you if you're telling us that within 62 seconds, you drop the camera because that's what pre-sicipitates these thin that in the 62 seconds between that photograph and exhibit 162, you are body slammed, you get away, you go down the hallway, you go in the closet, you get the gun, you go into the bathroom, you shoot him. he goes down, he's still pawing at you and saying [ bleep ] kill you. and then after you're able to get away, you go get the knife and he ends up at the end of the hallway, all in 62 seconds, that's what you're telling us? >> no, that's

gordon showing up at the dealership in disguise with a hidden camera in his can of pepsi. >> sort ofn't know if i can handle it. i've never driven anything like this before. >> you are liable for any damages to the vehicle so please stop the car. >> reporter: but is any of this real? a pepsi spokesperson said a stunt man actually did some of the driving. >> please stop the car or at least -- >> reporter: refused to say whether steve is really a car salesman or an actor but stressed his reactions are 100% genuine. >> stop the car. stop the [ bleep ] car right now! >> i started to suspect on the second viewing -- >> reporter: this man, an auto enthusiast noticed some flaws among them rubber marks on the ground. >> there are multiple takes taken so i know that the salesman was an actor. i was told that by my source on the set. >> no matter what still exposure even if they're talking about it in a negative way. >> reporter: tweets suggest a lot don't care if it's fake or not. >> it's still a lot of fun to watch. it's a great ad. >> oh my. >> reporter: is the viral prank the future of adv

i think it says a lot about her as a brand, about her music, and that pepsi would do something like thata deal that demonstrates she's as good a businesswoman as she is a performer. >> my father was such an incredible entrepreneur, and any and everything he said he would have, he worked until he had it. and he taught me there's no such thing as no. >> my personal opinion is she watched. she watched her dad. she watched her mom. her mom ran a hair salon. she's got this business savvy that a lot of people either -- a lot of creative types, they're one side. >> those two sides of beyonce are more important than ever. she's now on her own. two years ago, she announced her father would no longer be her manager. i wonder where can she or where does she go from here? >> i think that's a question you should ask beyonce. i think she has the ability, the talent, the passion, fans that she can quite frankly go wherever she would like to go. >> where she's going next is the documentary world. she is the director of the story of her life that airs this month on hbo. >> power is not given to you. you

. >>> the taste will be the same, but pepsi's bottles are going to get a new look.plastic bottles in 16 years. a little blockier and easier to hold. new bottles go into production next month. it will take a while to convert all those bottling plants. pepsi has been losing market share to coca-cola in recent years. >>> let's take a check of the friday weather. it will feel a lot like winter in most of the nation. atlanta rain, snowy mix. and there will be rain from little rock to new orleans. blustery air around washington, d.c. >> temperatures in the northeast, 10 degrees colder. new york in the mid 40s. denver in the 60s. will see 40s today. pleasant and warm in the southwest. >>> listen to this one, we mention the drug sniffing dogs earlier. well this is a dog story of a totally different scent. this one involves dogs and dog poop. just going to say it. >> more and more apartment complexes it seems are signing up with a company called poop prints. >> say what? >> yeah, poop prints. >> it takes dna samples from a -- you guessed it -- dog's droppings. and then if so

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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

what about the new look for pepsi? what's all that about?ying to figure out what it's about. because i looked at the bottle. here it is. not that different. apparently the bottom, you'll see there, is easier to grip, and the label is slightly smaller. so you see more of the soda. now it doesn't strike me as the most earth shattering news in the world. i thought beyonce was going to be on the label or something. but it is the first change they've had in 17 years. and don't expect to see it real soon. this was the most interesting part to me. it takes one to two years for them to change all the assembly lines and rotate the old bottles out of the system. amazing. >> huh. kind of wonder if it's worth it. i guess we'll see. thank you so much regina lewis. as always, glad to have you. >> thanks. >> a skyscraper that was faster than the speeding bullet? or a speeding bullet? ahead. a dream. by the armful? by the barrelful? the carful? how about...by the bowlful? campbell's soups give you nutrition, energy, and can help you keep a healthy weight. c

discover financial, emc and pepsi. >> second largest sink producer.make most of their money from menthol and the fact that young people are so drawn to menthol, that's a problem. there is going to be a ruling. this is the one i stay away from. >> discover financial? >> this is one of the best performing names since the crisis. it's had a pause. now it looks like the next leg up is starting. they have announced that they will get into the home equity home business. 80% of discover card holders own a home this could be a huge market for them. i like the name. >> pete called out emc. >> we started buying this last week and we went overweight technology from underweight. you will see the second half of the year spending begin to improve. data storage is growing faster than it spending. you will take market share. expectations are low. and they have given out guidance for the year. i think actually that might be beaten. $6 billion in cash as well. >> and the strategy day today? the ownership feeds into this. >> finally, i'm going to give you pepsi. >> i do

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 stree

we have samsung up as the pepsi to their coke.nd these two companies really control most of the market share. and when you hear about a hot new phone, it's going to be one from one of these two guys. >> i think it's interesting there are 5 billion cell phones on the planet versus 1 billion pcs. everybody wants a phone. >> a country that doesn't have a laptop you have a phone with you. >> let's talk about some of the smartphones out there. samsung just announced the s4 galaxy phone, a splashy event they had than. what is your insight than phone? >> that's the big five-inch phone they had at the press event a couple of weeks ago. i checked it out. it's a really nice phone. it's a huge screen, 5-inch screens, they make them much more like portable computers. it does a lot. it's g a great camera. my big problem is it's a plastic phone, and everyone else has a metal and glass iphone, that's tough to compete with. >> plastic phone? >> i know. i don't understand. >> what about the blackberry 10, officially available in the united states.

it's an ad for pepsi max featuring nascar driver jeff gordon in disguise as a car buyer. >> gordon takescting salesman on a test drive he'll never forget. hidden cameras catch the whole ride as steve the salesman gets more and more freaked out. and when it ends, steve jumps out threatening to call police. only then does gordon blow his own cover, and at that point, yeah, all's forgiven. can't blame him for panicking, though. are you kidding me? >> oh, my goodness. >>> all right, coming up next in "the pulse," and the bird that caused a frenzy at the vatican yesterday. >> some reading into some symbolism there, yeah. >>> plus, what the late night comics had to say about the new pope. tends to stay at rest... while a body in motion tends to stay in motion. staying active can actually ease arthritis symptoms. but if you have arthritis, staying active can be difficult. prescription celebrex can help relieve arthritis pain so your body can stay in motion. because just one 200mg celebrex a day can provide 24 hour relief for many with arthritis pain and inflammation. plus, in clinical studies,

. >>> pepsi introducing a new bottle for the first time in 16 year, the 16 and 20-ounce bottles will feature a swirled grip to make them easier to hold and new graphics of the first one arrives on the store shelves in april. >>> he hasn't played golf competitively in a quarter of kently but 83-year-old arnold palmer is one of the highest paid athletes in the country earning $36 million last year from a beverage he concocted. the arnold palmer is a mix of iced tea and lemonade's. as one of the world's top golfers, many of his young fans only know him by the drink that bears his name now. >> and he's made a drink. >>> coming up next on this friday a wrestling star to the rescue when his own mom is threatened. >> and march madness again living up to its name, big win when it comes to getting my family to eat breakfast, i need all the help i can get. i tell them, "come straight to the table." i say, "it's breakfast time, not playtime." "there's fruit, milk and i'm putting a little nutella on your whole-wheat toast." funny, that last part gets through. [ male announcer ] serving nutella i

i think pepsi is a great example.ed to premove the standard corporate website and replace it with this beautiful cop culture magazine. it's filled with rich text, articles, images, videos about music, about movies, about pop culture. they really want to participate in the conversation around pop culture and engage their audience. >> pepsi makes sense. j and j makes sense. "the new york times" as a client seems like this is something they would or should do on their own. >> yeah, absolutely. you know, signing up the new york sometimes is a content provider for us because big deal. it shows the "new york times" is all about innovation and experimentation. content marketing is new for them. the reason why all big publishers work with us in over 1500 of them is that we find new distribution for them and new revenue streams. >> that's where your growth comes in. you were telling me growing 12x last year? >> absolutely. content marketing as a category has emerged and we're one of the leaders in the market, so you know, i ha

pepsi is now promoting so da with its very own harlem sheik. ♪ >> this is great for the music industryople are having fun with music again, and that's probably the most important thing. >> we thought we'd leave you with our very own version of the harlem shake. as you can see behind me, even the bulls on wall street want nb on the action as the viral video craze shakes up the music industry. alicia taylor, cnn, new york. >> thanks for watching today. >> let's go to christine romans live in new york for "your bottom line." >> hi, guys. i'm christine romans and we are live this morning. did you notice anything different when you woke up? we didn't think so. but the forced spending cuts are here. washington calls it the sequester. should you be afraid? it's not armageddon, but it is the opening credits of a very scary movie. here's the horror story the white house is telling. a world more dangerous than it was yesterday. >> what the sequester does, it uses a meat cleaver approach to gut criminal investments. >> the cuts are indiscriminate, some are frightening. less oversight and fewer au

the problem is that the catholic church is a religion not a product and people don't like the way a pepsi bottle looks while the company will have to in theory change it to meet public demand but the pope claims to represent the will of the creator of the universe the pope supposedly holds and protects an ancient an eternal truth so how can you expect this eternal truth just up and change because of public demand even though they pretend like adult religions do change over time but how can you expect the pope after hundreds of years of saying that people would be condemned to the fires of hell and eternity in the charred walls of the damned for certain sins just now say well i guess those sins are ok if you are catholic and you want your religion to change constantly then why do you believe in it why bother having principles and rules in the first place supposedly given to you by the almighty if you're just going to change them whenever you feel like it i don't get this but that's just my opinion. that well conceived as a sign casey they may pray say a company saving. us and president vla

i'd have a baby -- >> baby pepsi. >> baby pepsi. >> you should ask apple paltrow martin about namingre on some interesting names already out there. why not? >> loosen up, brooke. get with technology, okay! >> get with technology. that's my takeaway for the day. loni love, thanks. joel stein, lisa france, brian balthazar, thanks so much. >>> up next, the search for a man swallowed by a sinkhole, while he was asleep. cnn's john zarrella is there on scene. we'll take you there live, explain what they're doing here. and we'll explain this camera. we'll tell you what they're doing with this camera in the sinkhole. a new role. working behind the scenes to provide companies with services... like helping hr departments manage benefits and pensions for over 11 million employees. reducing document costs by up to 30%... and processing $421 billion dollars in accounts payables each year. helping thousands of companies simplify how work gets done. how's that for an encore? with xerox, you're ready for real business. [ female announcer ] roc® retinol correxion max. the power of roc® retinol is int