what do you reckon, pepsi or coke? >> we just initiated yesterday and we prefer coke over pepsi.e. one, we think coke will improve in 2014. they had a bunch of issues in the u.s., brazil and china which we think a lot of these head winds will moderate as we move into 2014. second thing is just from a valuation standpoint. coke has a dividend yield higher than pepsi for the first time since 2010. we think there's value to be had as pepsi has run pretty significantly over the last 18 months. >> bill, how much of this really has to do with the drinks and how much of it really has to do with the snacks? >> that's a great question. pepsi is a food company, right? they have this category killer snack business. so if i can take the cop out here i would say pepsi is a great food and snack company and coke is a great beverage company. coke is the category killer globally in soft drinks and frito globally in snacks. >> overall, i'll throw this back to you, you talk about valuations this is an under performance story. dividend yield is a manifestation of that, but the stock, it's under perf

as it was with pepsi and coca-cola.pepsi hadn't existed, we would have invented them. they're going after share of stomach. and ingenious advertising campaign can generate that. >> and taco bell has the tacos, wendy's has pretzels burgers, kfc has the go cup. these exist because they work, right? >> and some of what we're seeing here sort of the marriage of grocery type products with the fast food industry, believe me that is a marriage made in heaven because it's combining the allures and marketing power of both of those industries. if you're on a diet, look out. >> this segment brought to you by the makers of insulin. i appreciate it. coming up next in the money lead, we now have an answer to the question, would movie lover rather go to the store or download it from the comfort of their home? >>> plus, he was sus speped by the miami dolphins after accusations of bullying. was he only following orders from above? a new report is raising questions about the role of the dove fins coaches. giving. real. dove fins coaches.

bronner and 10,000 donors across the state against coke and pepsi, yeah, the coke and pepsi side looksike they probably won. there is a reason the companies knew that pouring out this money in washington state would be effective. that reason is called california. you might remember in 2012 elections that was a huge victory for progressives. california obviously voted for president obama. democrats in california within a 2/3 super majority in the state legislature that way. it wasn't just a victory for democrats, california voters overwhelmingly voted to raise income taxes to fund public education. they voted to ease up california's mandatory three strike sentencing law. a big night in california except for one big loss, heading into that november 2012 election when californians were asked if they support labeling genetically modified organisms, californians said yes by huge margins. on the ballot, prop 37. and californians supported that kind of labeling by huge margins in the polls until ads like this started flooding the state. >> they would create a legal nightmare. this ill lodge g

[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

i just wanted to help you guys out and give you a pizza and give you guys a pepsi. >> when he gives them money, watch the woman's reaction. >> also i wanted to give you guys this, too. >> no! >> absolutely, yeah. it's not a big deal at all. >> thank you, sir. >> you better. >> that's really, really, really sweet. it's more than pizza, soda and cash. >> it's something we should consider you'll day. we all have the opportunity to do something like this. >> hope you guys have a good day, man and take care. >> it's amazing after all these years, we're still finding ways to race motorcycles. leave it up to the people at red bull for unwinding a track and turning it into the red bull straight rhythm, a half mile section of whoops, jumps and awesome nice. >> you know what this is? >> tell me. >> this is excite bike on nintendo. this is what the course looked like. it was one straight line with all these jumps. >> it's spectacular. i don't know why we didn't think of this first. >> demonstrating the concept is some of the top riders in the business. >> if you're interested in getting into drifti

>> pepsi. >> is that a great new pepsi can or what. >> i voted for mccain. >> that was four years agoyou a few more pictures, peanut farmer? >> jimmy carter. >> that's carter. >> nixon? >> bush senior. >> oh, that hurts, man. >> there you go again. >> are there jobs you won't do. >> i won't work in the supermarket. >> you are trying to find a job. how are you going to make any money? >> i guess because i'm handsome. >> i look good. i mean, really good. >> so let everybody just walk across the border and that's your policy? >> sure i mean, we like to take vacation. >> wally world. we made it. >> now, there is a lot of illegal immigration issues here. do you pay that any mind? >> i think borders are pretty silly. who cares about countries. >> are you crazy? are you nuts? >> i feel like fox news is actually inaccurate. >> you can name one lie we have told. >> one lie you have told, okay, let's see. >> take your time. >> i'm trying to think of the best lie. >> >> are you worried about this ricin situation? >> no. >> you are not worried about ricin? >> no. >> do you know what ricin is? >>

. >> and give you a pepsi. >> gives them the pizza.ut when he gives money, watch the woman's reaction. >> also i wanted to give you this, too. >> no. >> no. >> absolutely, yeah. >> it's not a big deal at all. >> thank you. >> you bet. >> that's really, really, really sweet. it's huge for them, it's more than pizza, soda and cash. >> something we should consider through the course of our day. we all have an opportunity each day to do something like this for someone. >> have a good day. >> thank you much. >> good bles you. >> take care. >> the turkey. >> his wife had a high school day mishap that went viral. >> he has now written a song about this video. ♪ >> how a burnt turkey is making for one fired up hit. >> and not sure what to bring to your holiday party? well, you're going to make a veggie platter in the shape of a turkey. >> oh. >> that's awesome. >> step by step to a snack that looks good enough to gobble up. >>> guys, put on your thinking cap. think back, way back, to when this show first started. back thanksgiving of 2011. do

don't usually grow dividends and you have seen over the years even if you opened the coke and the pepsi of the world. there are other companies that are there. kfc zplrvetio, taco bell. >> look at companies with strong balance sheets. look at ford. they are going to zer grow it. high sing ol' digit dig single t couple of years. what are the characteristics of the company. i don't want to be in the roller coaster and i don't want to get 25 or 28% a year. i want to beat inflation and i can't do that in a bank account how safe can i be? in stocks? >> you will still have a down side. if everyone gets sold offer and everything is in a fund. >> what i will look at is the last ten years. the companies that have not cut difficult debt but raised difficuldividends. one thing to watch for going forward is interest rates rise and companies that have a lot of debt their cost of debt is going to go up. whawhat that is going to do ther cost of capital goes hire. and look at that. and look at the companies with the secular growth. these are companies that are growing their revenue because people want

hearing, president obama's healthcare plan rollout is called the worst rollout since crystal meth pepsind made the president some fierce adversaries. >> if you watch jon stewart you are in deep trouble. >> if you lost jon stewart you are in trouble. >> even jon stewart taking shots at obamacare, what impact does that have on the whole public dialogue? >> stewart: what impact does me have on the public dialogue? well, it introduces to the healthcare debate the term (bleep) punt. i don't think it has been used prior. and it is now, according to the affordable care act covered. but i guess it is very significant that even jon stewart, even jon stewart has turned against it. i can't recall even i don't know stewart ever doing that before. >> "the daily show" host jon stewart joabl joked that the white house stayers have been reading their e-mails. if he lost jon stewart, i am just saying -- >> even jon stewart has been hammering at this. >> even i don't know stewart was turk on, turning on the president saying he learns everything from the news. >> even jon stewart poked fun at president ob

. >> these great partnerships that are supposed to involve ngos, government, businesses, pepsi, monsanto whoever it is, are they supposed to hold hands, sing kumbaya and pave roads and make these problems go away, what are we talking about when we talk about partnerships. >> partnerships is leverages public resources with private resources. it's important to do that and align the interests, but there is no substitute for public sector spending. there is no substitute in governments being involved. >> you're talking about governments spending more when they have less to spend. >> it's not that much money. right now we spend a pittance on agriculture development around the world. small amounts of money in the scheme of things could make a huge difference on hunger. >> food nutrition goes into obesity. we'll talk more about that on this break on "inside story." and to contact the centers and th >> al jazeera america is the only news channel that brings you live news at the top of every hour. >> here are the headlines at this hour. >> only on al jazeera america. >> and welcome back to inside

coca-cola and pepsi which supported $2 million so the small town in california in el monte. they put in $2 million to defeat that measure. it will be a food fight, but we will win and they will throw mud and food and misinformation but we will win with real research and data from our communities. i want to say that it's really important in how we move forward to build that coalition to develop legislation and to move with one measure. there is also debate about november 2014 where we shall have a number of other measures that are progressive revenue measures. i think that's another debate in this committee and with this body. the coalition that i and supervisor avalos have been working with is the public health and some of the best health services in the world, the shape up coalition and the american heart association and sf hip and public health in our city. i have reached out and in support of hopefully the support of 11 supervisors we can have more at the table with one measure going forward. i would like to thank all of your support involve this. also today i'm introduci

whether you like coke or pepsi really doesn't matter, people are going to drink it. some people like yellow, some people like luxor, some people don't care, they just want a guy rolling around with a meter, unfortunately. one thing that's indicated is fti wants it use gps for meter and that's not acceptable for weights and measures so look at that more closely but we -- it goes into delineation and deficiencies of this time and space of travel. we should look into that because there's lots of conditions here in san francisco for traffic and construction. >> next speaker. >> mark gruberg. >> thank you, mark gruberg, i'm speaking here for myself, not for any cab company or taxi organization. i'm very much in support of an eta system. i think some of us, you know, have been crying in the wilderness for many years for not even a centralized dispatch system per se but just an integrated system so that if you call a company and they couldn't provide you with a cab and there was another company that could and you were willing to take it you could get that cab and that has n

of pepsi cola for example i'm going to take the most promising division of my company number to fund it one person and i'm going to take the least promising division of my company and throw eighty percent of our resources and it seems like that's what we're doing with education and that's not to say that you know kids who are struggling are the least potentially productive many of them with most of them have a tremendous potential that needs to be brought out but that that those it seems to me like in america we're leaving an enormous amount of potential on the floor and they don't do that and they don't do that and. what are what are we missing how do we fix this at the educational level how do we fix this workplace how do we fix this relationship so we fix this therapy mess. well we got six minutes of. your time. but it's it's to me and for conformity which is so unfortunate because that takes all the outliers all the kids that are not directly under the bell curve and saying you're different but in a bad way and you know there's been just a move towards greater and greater demands

and we did the same thing with pepsi co and they were the first request for that. they took the transfats out of the potato chips and that was ten years ago. it's taken time. but i think transfats are the one thing that all experts agree on. whether it's doctor atkins, but it's the wi one thing we agree n and they are all badn 't and there is no reason to be in the diet. and i am delighted that thousands of lives may be saved by what they did today. >> elame will eliminating thank transfats could stop 6000 deaths every year. we have 7000 deaths from heart disease and still important it's only one percent for those 7000 people it's a big deal. >> sure. >> i think that is an under estimate ation anyway. you don't need thank transfats there is an economi transfats increase the risk of diabetes and the chronic inflammation. and i bet you anything that those numbers are a underestimatation. people have been eating less transfats and the fda dr requird them to be inincluded on food labels. americans consumed ha 4 and a hf grams of transfat and in resent years the levels

obama implementing exactly the opposite kinds of policy and this is $17 trillion in debt, facing a pepsie long run, possibly and then you see a reversal of these very damaging big government anti-free-market policies. so barack obama them anyways is the antithesis of margaret thatcher and that is why america looks like a superpower on the path to decline. neil: the british accent works for me. and here is what i have to ask about. the history is pretty consistent on what you get from a streamlined government, tax business activity and not vilify it. that under republican and democratic presidents in this day, we are looking back at john kennedy, tax cuts came back to fruition sadly after his death. i'm wondering why that message doesn't come through or that liberals tend to think that that's just a lucky break. >> that's an extremely good point, actually. president obama is a leader in demaio, frankly. america is looking more like great britain in the 1970s. britain had to go to the imf for a loan for it to avoid bankruptcy because it had built up such huge levels of debt as a result of

i like pepsi. those are places where i think you're in pretty good shape. you're definitely exceeding the multiple expansion. this is double that expansion. so you're in a place dps, that's a sell. places that i like, i like being in the global places where they actually have growth in a new consumer segment. >> if i'm at home thinking there's going to be a bubble that will eventually pop, i would think that i would want to be in consumer staples as a safety play. >> the ultimate irony is that all of these etfs come out to exploit the low volatility anomaly. you get things like utilities and consumer staples. the problem is they are piling into that trade precisely when these stocks have almost never been more expensive there is room for. >> when they miss they miss hard. look at some of these bellwethers. p & g got its butt kicked. >> speaking of being wary, retail earnings kick off on wednesday and our next guest says that fall could be a rough season for the retailers. great to have you with us. this is one of the stocks that seems to be turning around.

>> i'm just pepsi more. stephanie link is with me, she prefers coca-cola more. an all in buyer of ingenuity. pepsico, buy, buy, buy. bob. >> caller: fantastic booyah to you. this is bob chicago. >> excellent. >> caller: high earning -- >> what? >> caller: groupon. >> i have liked groupon -- people laughed at me when i upgraded that. when you got rid of mason, because i knew ted was from another world. they're doing really well and i still think it's a buy. that, ladies and gentlemen, is the conclusion of the "lightning round." >> announcer: "the lightning round" is sponspored by td ameritrade. >>> a lot of talk about bubbles lately. it is still too easy to call the market a bubble. sell, sell, sell, because of the bubbles. easy. for those who want to burst the bubblicious bubbles. let's deal with the reality of the situation rather than just bubbles. bubble talk is in the air. just doesn't make sense. the bubble! it's been popped! oh! nope. bubbles! of course, that's double bubbles. thank you. i say take some stuff off the table and let the rest run. >> i forgot

things in the diary to me is there is a lot of anti-american sentiment there, but also his love of pepsi-- and some things american. what do you make of that sfl >> well, i have encountered that many times, and people are contco contradi contradictive. they love american products and yet they will fight against the united states. many of these individuals are lost souls, and this is the way they are rescued, through this kind of movement. it's a cult, if you will, and they become immersed in it because they think they are doing the right thing, and they often come from very damaged lives. >> all right. thanks for your incite ken. >> my pleasure. >> now let's go adam to tell us what is coming up at the top of the hour. >> hi, john, good evening. we revisit the now flattened neighborhoods of te tacloban, je chen travels to the astrodome meeting with travelers trying to deal with their uncertain future. the president tells "america tonight" that his leadership on the ground is motivating relief workers, but we're still seeing an anxious people hungry for more. >> right now we're giving out

. >> spent it all on pepsi. the best part of the story, the lawyers say $20 million can't be located. maybe the jeans you haven't worn in six months? it doesn't sound like he will have to split this money. they passed a law in 2010 saying basically .ou are screwed if there is no contract. i think she is screwed. ethically he should give her some of the money, but that's not gonna happen. >> what do you think will happen? will he decide to do the right thing which is just leave and go to an island and buy all of these young women or men. that's what i would do. i lived the life of raymond burr. i would get a wheelchair and be handicapped. >> he already lost a lot of money. he can still retire with $50 million. he can retire in india or something. they have cats. >> they do. they do. he will be dead. >> optimistic. did i go to you already? >> no. >> i won't make my point. >> i will make your point. >> she has a child so i feel the child should be taken care of, but is she entitled to the money? no. what did he buy

mcdonald's, coke and pepsi are doing quite well, thank you.nd here is monsanto, conagrea, procter and gamble, kraft, they are all doing better than the s&p. if you want to make money, invest in a food company because they have a winning formula. they have a formula cannot miss, because it is legal and addictive. the problem is, we are all dying in the process. so this paper just came out a couple of months ago in lancet. profit and pandemics. the prevention of harmful effects of tobacco and processed food. they make the argument, and i subscribe to this, that we use to practice old medicine which was about infected -- infections now the new medicine is something else entirely. it is about chronic disease and the vector is multinational corporations who have figured out how to game the system. now, what are we going to do about? this is a public health problem, and that means we need a public health solution. take a look at all of these solutions. every disease on this list was a personal responsibility issue before the sheer gravity of the pro

gregg: i think it was a pepsi.that game to the lakers. it was on wednesday. so it didn't help, if that's what he was trying to do. gregg: it was a diet pepsi, to be specific. all right, holiday shoppers are armed with sales fliers and all kinds of coupons, but your smartphone could be all you need to score some big black friday savings. a look at the best shopping apps to help you get an edge on the competition. i'm overhe hill. my body doesn't work the way it used to. past my prime? i'm a victim of a slowin? i don't think so. great grains protein blend. protein from natural ingredients like seeds and nuts. it helps support a healthy metabolism. great grains protein blend. heather: welcome back. if you're planning to brave the crowds this black friday, make sure that you are armed and ready. and a lot of experts say that your phone can actually help you save time and money on those gifts and family -- for family and friends. they can save you from your family? i'm not sure about that. [laughter] adam lewis joins us