connell: good idea to break up pepsi? >> pepsi, on its own, a good company.global leader in snacks, number two behind coke in beverages globally. they are doing fine. what's not working as well is the north american beverage business. i think from a shareholder perspective, i think things are improving and stock will be fine just as is; however, i do think if you were to break up the company, there is value, and if you were to merge and ways to do it and in an efficient mapper issue emerge pepsico tax business, you have a bigger snacking giant, which, i think, giving synergies in the top line and bottom line as well as scale, especially internationally. connell: right. >> internationally, both earn less as percent of sales because they don't have the scale yet so this would help. dagen: looking at the two stocks, coke, first, pepsi stock in 52 weeks out performed coca-cola, up nicely, but pepsi up 26%, coke up 15%. why is that? why would you make a move with pepsi if the stock is performing so strongly, but is it because people think there might be some sort

, y traen invitados muchos premios. >> y en casa no se preocupe por que puede vivir pepsi. >> se tiener en (información en pantalla) . >> esta conectado en facebook y twitter, vive el momento hoy, pepsi vive hoy. >> ♪ . >> regresamos con juan francisco en el at&t park. >> no te puedo escuchar por el ruido a las afuera del estadio, pero estamos en vivo por que se jugo el primer partido, el día de hoy vemos las imágenes para lo digno de un campeon, se presento el torneo oficvial con los gigantes, son apoyados, el color de los aficionados dio vida a la celebración, todo antes el lanzamiento del partido, se izo la bandera que dice campeones del 2012, tiraron la casa por la ventana, vamos con imágenes del partido en las jugadas partido de emoción cuando pablo sandoval se llevo sin duda alguna las jugadas, tuvo una primera entrada, después en la tercera entrada, esa es la manera en que el juega, la unica anotacion llego en la cuarta entrada y west wood tiro y llego a primera base, romo lanzo perfectamente en la ultima entrada, a si que muchachos hablamos con sergio romo. >> cuando habla el e

i like pepsi. we saw coke blow on earnings, we saw pepsi blow on earnings. that is my beverage of choice. i am still looking for pepsi to get to $90, so we have 10% more on the upside. that is my drink today. - time for your bonus round question. this week we are dedicating our bonus round to our fellow americans in boston. so, name the famous bostonian: a- ben affleck b- michael bloomberg c- jack welch d- all of the above - trick. - this is a trick. 'cause a, we were like, "done!" - i didn't even listen after a. - i am going to have to say d. - yeah. all of the above. - great job. a lot of famous people have come out of boston. you are absolutely correct. thank you guys. - thanks angie. - first business continues right after this. i wanted to be in the military since i was a kid. i served a total of 16 years. and at 19 years old, that's the first time i ever saw somebody die. coming back, i was raging. i started having pretty horrible nightmares. i started drinking a lot. i guess i never recognized it in myself. it all starts with going to the va. there's a

you know, this is for pepsi somewhere north of 20, i believe. >> do you think pepsi and/or coke are expensive relative to themselves? >> well, we talked about coke the other day, i thought the answer was yes. i do think pepsi's the better company and therefore the better stock. >> snacks. >> they're snacks. >> frito-lay. >> not that i eat snacks. >> that'd be my guess. >> snacks. >> that's how they separated themselves from everybody else. >> i see you as a corn chip kind of guy. >> and to that point, melissa, just like you and i said at 2:45 this afternoon, the input costs coming down. now, these guys hedge because they're smart, they do hedge, but i don't believe they have the significant hedges much higher in the market and they'll be putting on great hedges he here -- >> right. >> that'll mean the rest of the folks at pepsi will benefit from that. >> i want to touch on a big mover in the afterhours session also in the food space. chipotle mexican grill cmg is up big time on the earnings report. another one of these stocks that could feel some relief from abating commodity costs here. we t

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we want to give you a whole bunch of better for you products like diet pepsi, pepsi max, baked lays, so if you want to cut back on fat or sugar, we have the products for you. and we want to give you great-tasting nutritious products like tropicana and quaker oats because we never want you to trade off taste for health. >> do you -- international palates that may not necessarily be in the good for you category. if you want to become 75% international, would you have to sacrifice some of the good for you and get that portfolio more to good because of where tastes are worldwide? >> actually not. interestingly, in a country like china, where we're still building the per-caps for carbonated soft drinks and for lays potato chips, quaker is growing equally fast. quaker conji, a breakfast product in china, is growing in double digits. i think the fascinating thing that we're noticing is, it is not a sequential growth, where you first exhaust the fun for you growth and then get into good for you, you have to grow all parts of the portfolio at the same time. and that's where we are seeing, you

the pepsi arena.a surprise the warriors did not hold a shootout and there was no media availability for golden state. but denver held a light 30- minute tuneup at the pepsi center. and this is a team, the nuggets who had an nba best 38-3 home record. but it was the warriors who snapped the nuggets streak last week and took control of the series with two big wins in oakland. >> they played very cocky at home. that's what we need to do at home. we're capable. >> at the d the day, i just got some great shooters. that's what these guys are. it's nothing new. they've been that way from day one. my young guys continue to bet better and it continue -- get better and it continues to. >> reporter: that was coach mark jackson yesterday. mark jackson doing a great job, leading this young inexperienced warriors' team in his second year as a basketball coach at any level -- any left. you can expect it to get more physical. the warriors don't seem to find that, they can play any way the numberrettes want to shuffle

>> they are now talking about the idea, just forget about pepsi as a -- go with the mosaic which is pepsi, which is also tropicana, which is also gatorade. but really look at the international growth -- which was stupendous. china's really terrific. i'm looking at the raw costs -- stable, although they say they're going to be up. you have up side surprise built in. this was a remarkable quarter from the point of view of frito lay. people like good tasting food and also they like it good for you. the things they're doing in places like india, china are remarkable. my favorite drink in the world is on fire. >> which is? >> mountain dew. it is going to be the national drink of india in a couple of years. remember -- >> mountain dew. that's got a lot of caffeine in it. >> the dew resonates -- >> it explains your energy level a lot of mornings. >> they know that i like the dew and i do have -- besides the dew, quaker is another brand that's resonating overseas. this is the story of overseas. by the way, they like twitter, facebook. they're using twitter to get people to vote on what taste they

morgan stanley and pepsi are set to report before the bell.hear from ibm, microsoft, amd and capital o one. at 10:00, we'll get the philly fed survey and leading economic indicators. the polled forecasters say filings for first time unemployment benefits likely rose by 4,000 in the latest week to 450,000. we've been watching the equity futures this morning and -- what did i say? >> 450. >> no. i thought it said 350, didn't it? whatever. 350,000 is the right number. maybe i read it wrong. rose four to 350,000. >> yeah. >> what was in the prompter was right. if i said it wrong, it was me. >> your jumble record lately is -- >> that dooms you. go ahead. trash talk a little bit more. >> yeah. still i got some breathing room, given the last 12 or 14 evens. >> oh, boy, oh, boy. u.s. equity futures are indicated higher this morning. dow futures up by about 47 points. s&p futures up 4 points and we'll see what happens as we get closer to the opening bell. >> joe, keep your eyes on me as i read this. >> that's all i have time to do if i tried to watch y

she previewed her song in a pepsi ad out this week. she signed a $50 million deal with pepsi last year. hear more beyonce for the sound track of the "great gatsby". it roars into theaters in may. the cruise has audience roaring with laughter. >> i'd like to see grug in outer space that, way, you can get the jetsons in one. >> get all of your headlines any time at otrc.com. >> up next hackers disrupt north korea's twitter account. how they slipped the country's leader a micky, so to speak. >> the price tag to beat high speed rail is huge. now, costs are soaring too,. >> also, hillary clinton coming back to book shelves near you. the moments expected to be in her new memoir. >> i'm michael finney. a safety alert for parents. the childrens' toy banned in countries but is still available here in the u.s.. i'll t >>> well not a foot of rail has been laid yet but the california high speed rail authority approved spending another $50 million for consultant autos wait until you hear the mission of those consultants. abc 7 news is live in sacra

. >> jim cramer is here with his unique take on pepsi and more on a man he says just might be the smartest guy in energy. rr i really do hate being the bearer of bad news but as of now the averages are rolling on track. where are all of those buyers who used to be so willing to jump in and buy the dips? >> we had two lousy days on monday and wednesday with heavy volume and with 90% of the volume to the downside. that caused some people to say maybe the trend reversal is in here. here is the intraday a lot quieter. take a look at walmart. we lost about two dollars. >> i don't have that note. i will pass it on to you. a little bit quieter today. on either side of positive or negative. bottom line here is quiet. brian, the thing i would note is that the vix is still elevated. that's a sign that traders are still buying puts. they're still a little on the nervous side. >> bob, who can really blame them? thank you very much. >> anger from president obama. >> all in all this was a pretty shameful day for washington. but this effort is not over. i want to make it clear to the american people. we

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. @ >> the low, the companies submit, and pepsi has pepsi, lays potato chips, quaker oatmeal, and reason -- not just because i like the logo while it's very nice -- the point of the story is pepsi did very well with its snacks, and that's what outpaced the beverages. it was the snack sales that pushed pepsi above in the new quarter, and that's why this first quarter topped views, and that, in turn, pushed the stocks to a new all-time high. just people loving the lays poe pay toe chips. back to you. connell: exactly, thank you. dagen: home made terror thrust back into the spotlight. one of the devices used in the attack was a pressure cooker bomb. the late radical cleric who was responsible for the al-qaeda supported magazine "inspire," and the publication's goal is to attract home grown terrorists. connell: a lot of people are talking about that magazine, and while it seems to have died with alawki, youtube is a form for the extremist groups m one example, producers viewed a bomb making tutorial that was on youtube posted by an islamic extremist group. easy to find. it's been remo

fred ingles joins us by phone with the pepsi center in denver.tand that you spoke to mark jackson. >> reporter: good morning, tori. we talked to a lot of players and the coach. this is where it happened tonight. denver's downtown pepsi center. it's really nice outside. we're outside there. they expect 65 degrees. they expect two to three inches of snow. tonight, warriors are calling for showers, that would be champagne showers. now, they won't have 19,500 loud supporters tonight like the last two games in oakland but seth curry will play tonight. he still scored 31 points on thursday. they lead the series and they are starting the game with notoriety around the country and with all of this new momentum and fame, coach jackson had one piece of advice. >> make sure your haircut looks good because when we continue to do what we are doing, the media room will be filled, people will talk about you. you don't want to look back like i did and wonder why i didn't visit the barber shop that day. >> reporter: denver had a 21- game home win streak snapped l

i think it says a lot about her as a brand, about her music, and that pepsi would do something like that 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 have to take it. you're playing a part in a much bigger show. and that's what life is. >> we learned more about the personal detail

. >> from the moment that they walk into the pepsi center, they're greeted with a denver is 5280 feet above sea level. the reminders on the sports channel. they get a day to acclimate the altitude and any lack of oxygen. a full mile high is nothing to let get into your head. >> it's a mental thing. >> it's a mental thing. does it have an impact for the first few minutes. then you get your second wind. but it's not -- if not, i wouldn't say it's anything like it's debilitating. the nuggets pride themselves on running for 48-plus minutes. that's not an acronym. they have a chorus of responses when you ask them about any advantage that they may have by knowing the terrain. >> i think i jump higher with this too. >> i think -- fatigue was on our side too unfortunately. >> kind of plays an effect for teams who just get in or don't have an opportunity to practice the altitude. i don't think that it would be a huge factor come day two. >> the whole practice is summed up by jackson whose experience in the league has a fair representing of the games manship at this elevation. >> i don't want t

we emailed pepsi they didn't respond to us.e looking into it. >> bill: cost last year? >> they probably couldn't get any information on it. >> bill: they wouldn't tell you? >> i'm going to go with they just were busy today and they were trying -- they will get back to us tomorrow after the story already airs. >> bill: call them every day and find out how much this is costing. look, were you invited to this? >> as a matter of fact i was. >> bill: no you weren't. >> know wasn't. what would you do if i wasn't? >> bill: i understand why i'm not invited but huddy certainly should be. >> i'm trying to get an invite here that's why i'm being so kind. >> bill: i don't want my money going to this concert. i'm not being a fogy unless i know what good it's going to do the country. >> this is cultural. this is a cultural thing. they are trying -- the theme this year or this concert is "memphis" they do this quite a few times. >> bill: the apollo theater on private dime. why does the public have to get involved in this. >> at the white hous

first up, beyoncÉ pepsi campaign kicking off today. a new video on pepsi's youtube page.r a cool $50 million. wouldn't that be nice. she is going to have a say in what the soda cans look like an play a role deciding consumer content and obviously promoting the new song. who benefits more, do you think? >> queen bee. they better watch it because they're this close from becoming kanye and kim. it is a little bit over the top. in this commercial she is looking in a mirror while she is singing and dancing. >> people love beyoncÉ. a very different demographic. everybody loves beyoncÉ. one step she can take to promote the brand she has. melissa: i love jay-z, i love beyoncÉ, but it is a little bit over the top, little bit too much. do you want to get up and do it? >> i am not in the demographic. not today. melissa: she is gorgeous, you can stop that. don't you hate it when a movie trailer looks awesome but the movie isn't that great? this next one takes that to a whole new level of a new zealand man went to see the tom cruise flick he expected to see the explosion from the trai

[laughs] it tastes like pepsi to me. [laughs] by golly, it is pepsi, all right? now, you guys be seeing something. the root beer goes right out to the edge, make it look like you got a lot of root beer in there. you got a lot or a little, the answer begin with a l. a little. it turned out a little, because you got a lot of glass. but to the viewer, you see the right out to the edge. i wonder if there's a reason for that. oh, no. how many people say, "well, no, there's probably no reason for that, it's kind of just the way it is." hc, gang. let's look at a top view of that on the board. here's our root beer. let's look at a point right here. light is going in all directions from there, huh? now it bends when it gets outside, so let me just put in here. light is traveling in all directions. and some of that light is coming like this, and some of that light is coming like that. and the light that's coming like this, when it comes through, what's that do, does it keep going straight? no. how many say that when the light comes out from the glass to the air, it will sp

game one saturday in denver at the pepsi center. the first home game for the warriors is a week from tomorrow. tickets, you are looking to go to the game, they go on sale here at oracle arena, go on sale saturday morning at 10:00 a.m. >> pretty exciting there. lelts check that morning commute with mike. how is it looking out there? >> we have major changes in the oakland area past the home of the warriors. steph curry stepping it up. we are stepping it down as far as the speeds go right now. northbound side, bottom of the screen. there was temporarily a full track. the arrow pointing over to the right. looks like folks are starting to move the equipment. as is tradition, they stop to get the major stuff off of the roadway and let it clear north of the coliseum. we will get you a look at the east shore freeway as we look way down at west 80. that's the commute direction. things are moving smoothly and relatively light. look at the map, an earlier crash that just cleared the chp westbound. your commute as you are coming down into the

what the consumer probably doesn't but pepsi is the largest food company in the united states if you want to call these items food and the second largest in the world but maybe the next lee product. i will not go through all the brands that they peddle about 6,000 brands and 94 billion in sales and 10.5 but it is the biggest food company in the rose. soul in every sense cent, we have a chess set of those brands, 14 control organic food. big food is controlling what people eat. then we have a grocery conglomerate. wal-mart leads the pack along with kroger and costco and target. that wal-mart is by far the lad largest but than 40 percent of all americans. is there reason why? >> but do we use it as a political and economic power but they speak with one voice and they decide what the pesticide regulation in -- they eurasia and should the and a partner with a guy who's tim for the country and the steady that it is so powerful that you can buy a public policy that we did a report last year on the biotech industry and it turns out there are 100 biotech companies lobbying full time and of t

. >> pepsi? help yourself. coke? not a problem.ater, forget it citizens in concord, massachusetts are revolting against are bottled water it is now illegal to sale personal sized bottle water here. folks are fighting for repeal. environmental groups hope others follow its lead. the group called food and water watch. wastes fossil fuels and production and transport rather than being recycled. 75% of the empty plastic bottles end up in landfills, lakes, streams and ochingses where they may never fully decompose. they say it uses fewer plastics and energy than other bottled drinks and call the ban a ridiculous curve on consumer choice. >> the idea that you are going going to ban a healthy beverage that has the carbon footprint one half of carbonated soft drinks, that has packaging which weighs one half of coke or a pepsi-cola bottle and comes without 11 teaspoons of sugar in it doesn't really make a whole lot of sense to me. >> nestle waters claim the nearly $4 billion in net sales last year adding nearly a million household customers

sales falling for eight years in a row, investors will closely be watching results for coca-cola and pepsi co. >>> new update on new home construction in march. >>> and new this morning, china reporting its economic growth slowed unexpectedly in the first quarter saying that last year's recovery is losing steam. >>> get this, wrigley field, an historic home of baseball's chicago cubs and the second oldest park, will get a $500 million face lift. it was announced sunday night. the revamp will be its first electronic outdoor video board and parking improvements and more night games. rooftop viewers may lose their bird's eye view. >>> of course, it is tax day. that means freebies and deals ga lone. free cinnabon delights, free arby fries. you might need it after paying the tax man. >>> well, the only sport where viewer can call in and talk about the outcome of the game. >>> plus, a threat where democrats and republicans alike over gun control. you're watching "first look" on msnbc. thank you orville and wilbur... ...amelia... neil and buzz: for teaching us that you can't create the future...

when i look at some of the names like a coke and pepsi that are trading up, they've done phenomenallyell but trading up at 20 times earnings. at 134 point you'll start to see it -- you saw it with at&t two days ago on the earnings. that was a dip we bought when it sold off 6% on the earnings. i think some of these names can't hold a 20ç multiple when historically they've never been up. one area we're looking sat the technology that has underperformed alshe financials can really get a boost from that also as money looks for a place to go. i think the financials could get a pop as well. >> if only financials were allowed to pay dividends at the rate they could probably afford right now. but it's interesting. i don't know if the staples can kind of hold that multiple only because they seem to be owned as bond equivalents. when i see high yield debt trading at essentially a 20 times p/e, it almost seems like that's really the adjacent asset classes. now i don't think -- i thing risk/reward does not look good because of the valuations but it's been a surprise they've gotten to this point.

and injury strikes in game 1 against denver as they work out at the pepsi center in the mile high centerady for game 2 tomorrow night. here's the play. lee, as you see, just goes down hard. immediately it looks like a serious injury. and as it turns out, it is a torn hip flexor. he's certainly out for the rest of this season. and he hopes to be ready for training camp. no doubt, it was serious from the moment it happened. >> i just had no feeling in my whole entire hip area. i was praying for the best. but i somewhat knew what the outcome was going to be. >> this series is far from over. we understand that. a 48-minute effort. we're focusing in on our game plan and being disciplined. and really capitalizing on the chance to go 1-1. >> game two, of course, tomorrow. >>> meantime, the a's struggling. they got swept over the weekend. tonight, their own defense cost them dearly. andy with the error. and after a walk, the bases are now loaded. and quickly unloaded as mike napoli hits one over the monster, in deep left center field at fenway. grand slam. blew the whole game. the a's look like

four games in the best of seven series, game one is saturday in denver at the pepsi center.me is a week from tomorrow. tickets for the games at oracle arena in oakland go on sale saturday morning at 10:00. >>> and then this, brand-new video into our newsroom. the city of oakland showing its pride for their warriors, raising the team flag at city hall. that's where it will continue to fly as long as the warriors keep their season alive in the playoffs. >>> coming up, the underwear made for summer weather. we'll show it to you after the break. >>> welcome back. japan's hot and humid summer is just around the corner and some department stores say they have just the thing for men to wear this summer, energy-saving underwear. japan's national campaign to save energy is called "cool biz." this department store in osaka just launched its cool biz sales blitz. businessmen are encouraged to wear light clothing instead of relying on air conditioners. forecasters are predicting a very hot summer. japanese fashion designers have responded with this, qu quick-drying fabrics and a bikini

look at coke, look at pepsi - consumer discretionaries, consumer staples. people want things that are cheap. pizza is cheap. domino's pizza is headed higher. please don't tell me you like yum!. - i am going to bring out yum! again. i hate to do it. yum! is trading between $74 and $62. the target is $86 - 25% higher. it is at the low end of the range right now. -yum! has too much exposure to china- - yum! yum! yum! - and that takes this to our bonus round question. here is the question: what percentage of domino's franchise owners started by delivering pizzas or working entry-level pizza jobs? is it 10%, 50%, or 90%? - i know the answer. - i wasn't a pizza guy. i started at the wendy's drive- thru. - 90%. - good job andrew, you win this week. thanks a lot, guys, for playing. first business news continues right after this. fer with a deadly disease. i was one of them. my disease was obesity and after consulting with my doctor, i received the effective treatment i needed. please join the obesity action coalition to acknowledge obesity as a disease visit obesit

pepsi gained more than 3%. >>> morgan stanley is the last wall street bank to report, came in above estimates, helped by a boost in stock trading volume. but investors did focus on weakness in the company's bond trading unit. morgan stanley shares lost more than 5% on the day. >>> and after the close, vertex pharmaceuticals reported significant progress in test patients with cystic fibrosis. vertex's improved drug therapy improved patients' lung function in a phase 2 study. now, shares had closed down at the end of the session. but after the report came out, they were up as much as 50% in after-hours trade. >>> and chipotle reported a blowout 22% increase in profits, and that's thanks to stronger sales. and said it expects to open as many as 180 new locations this year. the company restated its guidance of flat to low single-digit same-store growth for the rest of the year. shares of chipotle which were down more than 3% at the close gained as much as 7% in after-hours trading. >>> and coming up, moving operations to china was a no-brainer for many american labor.ies looking hat uld be all ab

. >> been done before, slice with pepsi was done 10 years ago, 15 years ago. so it's -- >> does it work? >> it did work at that time. the line extending it and kept adding flairs and different things and collapsed on ielf. >> have you ever given testimony before congress? >> no. >> has anybody in your organization? >> i don't think so. >> no, ftc hearing, federal trade commission. >> we try to avoid the legal community as much as we can, i guess. >> what do you think of the intrusion of government? michael is quite open to that. fortifying what is necessary for the public good. do you go as far as -- do you go in the same direction? >> no, i don't think so. i think the markets, if they're -- if ty're allowed to -- >> well, we just discussed how sodium disappeared. >> sodium disappeared because people hated the taste of low sodium products. the other reason that sodium disappeared is that the industry has not come up with substitutes for sodium like they have for sugar. >> what about salt substitute, that was around. >> it's hard to replace all the salt, but co

reportedly nelson peltz's tryon hedge fund has taken big stakes in both companies, about 1.5 billion in pepsi. there is speculation that peltz and other investors could push pepsico to spin off frito-lay and combine it with month delies. mondelis up more than 5%. >>> abbev and constellation got the go ahead to complete the grupo modelo. they sold a brewery as well as over assets and acquire the 50% of modelo it doesn't already own. investors cheered the revised deal. ab in bev gaining more than 1 1/2%, constellation up almost 2 1/2%. >>> and a new ticker symbol trading on the new york stock exchange today, seas, seas for seaworld. the amusement park company made a splash in its debut on wall street. the ceo rang the opening bell at the big board. you'll remember we told you last night that the company raised $702 million after pricing its shares at $27 each. they surged 24% on their first day of trading to close at $33.52. now earlier today i spoke with jim atchison and began asking him where is seaworld's growth going to come from. >> we have a lot of ways to grow. our core business is very

. >> reporter: how about pepsi? for breakfast?n their advertising and new products, but this was not one of them. >> reporter: there are success stories here. the swiffer swept away the competition and sweeps in half a billion dollars in annual sales. >> swiffer sweeper cleans so completely you'll never go back to your old broom again. >> reporter: joan a who wrote a book on why some things catch on says the answer is simple. when we see others use ago product we tend to want to use it too. >> we found actually if your neighbors buys a car, you're much more likely to end up buying a car. even if you don't necessarily need one. >> reporter: and when you come right down to it, even flops serve a purpose. >> if there were no product flops, what would late night comedians talk about? >> you can see the segway can travel on level ground, up ramps , down ramps. over another ramp. >> reporter: sure. flops are funny. ♪ feel the thrill of owning an edsel ♪ >> reporter: except if the joke is on you. >> astounding what we can do. osgood: ahe

game-winner of his entire career with one second remaining-nuggets, 24th 24th straight win at the pepsiter. taking game one. >> i don't think anybody came in here believing we would sweep the denver nuggets. you got to win four games to advance. it's not over. so take the blow, and be ready to make adjustments and respond. >> mike: clippers, magic johnson's statue. the corner three. gets fouled. a four-point play. chris paul leading the way away 23. frizz liz showing a paper thin defense. matt barnes is open. clippers take game one. >> nets making their first playoff since 2007 again but a better result against the bulls. darrin williams, team, high 22. nets shot 66% from the field. portland takes game one in a blowout. >> celtics and knicks in madison square garden. jury've -- jr smith. carmelo anthony, top dog in this one. knicks take game one. all the home teams won. >> we'll take a brief time-out before we hit the diamonds. tim lincecum's best outing of the >> mike: giants finally got a decent outing from tim lincecum. they take their second straight from the padres. men in black in

game-winner of his entire career with one second remaining-nuggets, 24th 24th straight win at the pepsiter. taking game one. >> i don't think anybody came in here believing we would sweep the denver nuggets. you got to win four games to advance. it's not over. so take the blow, and be ready to make adjustments and respond. >> mike: clippers, magic johnson's statue. the corner three. gets fouled. a four-point play. chris paul leading the way away 23. frizz liz showing a paper thin defense. matt barnes is open. clippers take game one. >> nets making their first playoff since 2007 again but a better result against the bulls. darrin williams, team, high 22. nets shot 66% from the field. portland takes game one in a blowout. >> celtics and knicks in madison square garden. jury've - -- jr smith. carmelo anthony, top dog in this one. knicks take game one. all the home teams won. >> we'll take a brief time-out before we hit the diamonds. tim lincecum's best outing of the >> mike: giants finally got a decent outing from tim lincecum. they take their second straight from the padres. men in black

she has released a new single called "grown woman" part of a pepsi commercial. >> when she's being paid $30 million for? >> that would be it. >> let's watch it and see if we like it. >> because she needs the money. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ >> embrace your past, but live for now. >> so all of those takes were from her old videos. >> she's such a pro. >> we've had the greatest artists in the world here for their concert series, and i've never seen anybody more precise than beyonce. you think, am i really watching someone do that live? she's got the work ethic, boy, that's for sure. >>> kevin ware, you guys remember he was the player -- i'm sorry, kevin ware, the coach from rutgers. >> no, kevin ware is the one who hurt his leg. >> you know what? >> you are sleep deprived. hoda, who sleeps like eight or nine hours a night, is now understanding what it's like to be a mother. >> i got to tell you, i'm used to going to bed when i feel like it and waking up when it's convenient for me. oh, my god. >> how do you like motherhood? >> it's a puppy. but i got to tell you, you have to walk him at 10:00 o

since then they have really outperformed coca-cola and pepsi.ng money to market locw calorie soda. the products are already providing more than 10% of carbonated sales. the company shows neilson says people are coming back. >> here's another version of steve yeah. this is one that we put together. and it should be a little cleaner at the end. >> reporter: he is working on a special steve yeah, which he thinks will taste better than the one coke is using. the ceo claims they are gaining ground. >> we couldn't have went public at a worst time. may of 2008, that was disastrous. at that time, when most companies were retrenching, we said no. we're not going to figure out who to survive. we're going to figure out how to thrive. they talk about us being small compared to coke and pepsi, but i've seen a lot of fleas make a bulldog bite their butt. >> are any bulldogs biting their butt? >> well, we're still gaining. >> reporter: they're also the company's biggest customers. they bottle and distribute most of the product for dr. pepper in the u.s. coming

. >> jim cramer is here with his unique take on pepsi and more on a man he says just might be the smartesty do hate being the bearer of bad

porque lance la campaÑa de pepsi net. >>> estabas grabando?bueno, yo me divertÍ mucho, el director fue matt el que dirige "saturday night live." >>> y ahÍ te estamos viendo. y oye, quÉ otro proyecto tienes para este aÑo, sabemos que vienen dos pelÍculas. >>> terminamos de grabar adictic. y para octubre o noviembre saldrÍa, que seria mi primera pelÍcula en hollywood, y estoy emocionado de ver la pelÍcula, fue una historia increÍble, que me doy chance de hacer un personaje complicado, es una historia linda, donde hay mucho amor, mucha pasiÓn, y creo que te enseÑa el por quÉ uno ve la hierba del vecino mÁs verde. y es una pelÍcula hermosa. >>> estamos viendo fotos con un detrÁs de camara con mucha camaraderia. >>> ya que estÁs en una campaÑa de refrescas, cÓmo te te relajas, que te gusta hacer, para despejarte del trabajo. >>> a mi me encanta quedarme en casa, meterme en la piscina, me encanta ver vehÍculas, pasar tiempo con mis hijos, con tanto trabajo lo menos que quieres hacer es salir. >>> y estamos viendo fotos, de vez en cuando publicas est

because if they want dividends in steady growth, not choppy declines or decreasing world margins, then pepsi's and kimberly are the way to go. apple is the exact opposite almost every counsel . now i don't mean to be condescending when i say apple's results weren't impressive if you didn't know any better. i'm say figure the people that own the stock would listen to the conference call, they would know what i'm talking about. most will not listen even if i stood on my head and told you to do. so the call was surreal. it was as if management was giving a course while the analysts are critiquing the rise and fall of the apple empire. apple is teaching the wrong course. that's because they talk about how the company intends to shower them with cash. the analyst industry is trying to figure out how poor apple's performance really is. the analyst, many of them in doubt scrawling on their ipads, listening on their iphones to hear how badly apple is getting trounced by samsung. gross margins are the give-away whether apple can continue to charge everyone else and be still loved by the consumer. tho