is that still underway or has pepsi decided -- >> pepsi has always had other drinks.y have to rely on carbonated joints quite as much as coca-cola. having said that, pepsi is still doing other things in the cola wars to differentiate itself. americans are drinking less sugary soda to begin with. pepsico has come out with something made with natural sweetener and it will be sold with amazon so they can gauge initial response is better. it will eventually hit store shelves for that is one option it has taken. >> what is that? >> a good question. an old school craft soda they have introduced. i have not tried it. it is made out of cane sugar. if you like mexican coke, this is like pepsi's response to that. coldan coke has gathered a following. >> for good reason. taste better. >> and also, it is a bit of a throwback. idea asa throwback well. playing on nostalgia, any tactic to differentiate itself in a mature market. to choose between coke and pepsi? >> i still have to go with coke. but i do not drink soda. >> we are not the target market. >> that is the problem. they ne

not pricing in the traditional sense where you see a higher price for a can of pepsi, but pepsi is gettingrter about right sizing, mini cans where they can get more money out of smaller packaging. something they are doing in beverages and frito lay, the snacks division. i asked how much more revenue management can he do? he said a lot more in nearly all of our markets. he said we are in the very early stages here when it comes to this revenue management. this idea they can smartly decide what sort of packages upsizing to try to squeeze out more revenue. he was very proud of this quarter. we talked about international. he said that is going to hurt in the next quarter ahead. pretty much in line with what managers were expecting and what he called a challenging macroenvironment. >> and challenging activist environment. we'll come back to you soon. sarah's first cnbc interview with president of the world bank is coming up next. a lot of "squawk on the street" continues. i love having a free checked bag. with my united mileageplus explorer card. i have saved $75 in checked bag fees. priority b

pepsi's brands are practically grandfathered in. unlike coca-cola and pepsi dr. pepper is still mainly a domestic story that got 88% of the sales from the united states which is in part because they only have the north american rights for most brands as a result of when it was off as a separate company back in 2008. recently larry young, dr. pepper ceo, i like him, came on this network and revealed that his company obtained the rights to begin rolling out snapple in the middle east. i believe iced tea could be a terrific growth opportunity. the company has grown like a weed in latin america. the real reason i adore dr. pepper is because it is not about making beverages, it is about making money. for example, the company prioritizes pursuing growth and higher margin channels like convenience stores, vending machines. anywhere they can sell you a single can or 20 ounce bottle of soda because the markup is much higher than the markup on a 12 pack of cans or a two liter bottle. dr. pepper managed to deliver 14% sales growth and 21% sales growth in drugstores. in 2011

it's an alternative to, say, diet pepsis or regular pepsis. >> diet pepsi has no calories. >> correctle are increasingly fed up with aspartame and some of the artificial sweeteners. >> did you see this study that came out in "nature," that actually the artificial sweeteners may increase your blood sugar level. it's research from israel. because of what it does to the gut. that's a game changer for this category. they need to get people buying this and off the artificial. >> which is why they're experimenting heavily. >> what is stevia? >> it comes from a shrub. >> you ever seen "breaking bad"? >> i have. >> stevia played a big role in the finale. >> it's used in all sorts of foods. it comes from this plant in south america. they use the leaves, the extract. it was approved by the fda several years ago. the beverage makers have had trouble finding the right mix. >> producers say we have to taste it. >> i've already had some. >> was it nice? >> i could totally get used to it. >> i didn't get one. i don't know why. >> you can have mine. >> that's all right. i'll take the unopened one. >>

pepsi true will only be sold on amazon for now. seven and a half ounce drink is made with stevea sugar type and has 30 percent fewer calories then regular pepsi look for pepsi true on amazon in the middle of the month it will eventually be sold in grocery stores. i'm a frank's black berry man myself, frank's orange from back in the day. >> sound delicious. >> good stuff, good stuff. >> right now, 5:51. before you walk out the the door we will one more check of traffic and weather together on the three's. >>> a fantasy football fumble, hear about the embarrassing mistake an nfl player admits making on his own team, we making on his own team, we will be my one word to describe ac would relaxing getaway fun unique beautiful serenity shenanigans refreshing shopping surprising happy place you know what i mean? i want to say friendly. exhilarating adventure the boardwalk #nosleep it's a great weekend. there is so much to do here. it's so great to have it so close. it's just a great location, a great place to be. we love atlantic city. >>

pepsi has confirmed in fact that soda stream is running a trial now with some limited brands of pepsi in their at home make it at home. it's a ten week trial. it begins at walmart, bed bath, beyond, orlando in certain cities. with this potential deal, soda stream was up 15 percent today here at the close. pepsi also a winner up 1 percent today. year to date though soda stream has been a lagger down about 15 percent while pepsi has gained 4 percent. soda stream is a smaller stock, but the shares are rallying on this idea they'll be testing some pepsi drinks that you can make at home. (?) >> sounds like a lot of calories, nicole. >> you're young. who cares. mark sebastian is at the cmc to tell us how it's shaping up for monday. >> we're up a little bit. and, you know, i can't stress how important the level we're at right now. we're in between that hundred 50 day average. that will set the tone for the entire week. if we're up nicely on monday that will probably mean up all the way through to the fed. that will i can't wait to get on demand mountain dew at my house. so good job soda stre

it's called pepsi true and has fewer calories than regular pepsi, made with real sugar and a naturalweetener called stevia. it it will allow them to gauge customer response before pepsi true hits stores shelves. >> santry hundreds of drag queens campaigned to change the policy after facebook forced users to update profiles with their legal names. transgender and abuse victims were they did not reverse the new policy. >> it is 35:18 right now. so you say this is going to be so hot it's going to rival some temperatures back in 2012? >> yeah, 98 degrees, 2012. it's the hottest we've seen it. >> you're stretching the confines of our memory, christina. >> hey, hey, it all about data. we like to look at data here. it is very hard to get all this information, just for me to find out how much rain it would take to get us out of the drought, that was not an easy feat, but we did that for you. now, we've gone ahead and done the research for you. we know exactly how hod it's going to be in the but, hey, it the south bay and san francisco where we're expecting really warm air. let's tell the sto

soon, pepsi and coe"'s other competitors made the sugar switch.gill explains why companies cannot afford to ignore cost-cutting opportunites. for soft drink producers, the change to high fructose corn syrup was an important one-- cutting costs and sustaining profits. to the consumer, it seemed a nonchange. coke in 1980 tasted no different than in 1975. consumers generally didn't know a change occurred. still, the change did affect consumers. the substitution permitted soft drinks to be sold more cheaply than they would have been. in a competitve environment, lowered costs almost invariably translate into downward pressures on consumer prices. such substitutions are not only beneficial, they are characteristic in a market economy. there's more than one way to make coke, grow wheat, even to produce drinking water. in africa, for example, you may see water collected in this fashion. our water supply comes to us through a network of dams, reservoirs, and pipes. one big reason for this difference is that labor is cheap and machinery expensive in africa

david: let me push back on pepsi for a second now. you say, you're interested in avoiding companies with international exposure that could be hit because of a strong dollar, because of other things happening, slowdown in europe and china. pepsi has a lot of exposure oversees. you -- overseas. you have to think like brands of coca-cola and mcdonald's, getting hit, sort of old food models which pepsi is, right? >> you bring up a great point and we think there is a real change going on in the market. over the last few years you had a rising tide lifted all boats and there has been roughly 2/3 of the move in s&p has been driven by multiple expansion but going forward we think it is good old-fashioned earnings growth will drive stock prices going forward. you need to be selective as an investor and pepsi based on the factors i listed earlier we still think is good idea going forward. liz: dan, we want to go back to you, microsoft is moving higher in the bid by just under $2. this is widely-held stock, a lot of big institutions have it. goo

them, but maybe it is not the direction that the earnings of the stocks are going to go higher and pepsi is a name, and you know, the jobless claims out today, and i think that i have been consistent ob this, and the u.s. economy is not doing that poorly and jobless claims at 2006 levels, and claims at 2006 levels and the wages are stagnant, but to say it is awful, and we have good earnings, and telegraphed that we know that the -- >> well, the russell 2000, and if everything was so great, the markets, and my point is that the market is more concerned about the global growth than u.s. growth, and that is evidenced in the fact that the russell cannot hold a bid. >> and stocks here, the 10-year treasury holding a yield year to date, and today, leon couperman fired a warning for the bond market. >> greater risk in the bond market or the stock market? >> i would say une kwquivocally the bond market, because when the world straightens it out, it will be seeing the government bond from 2.3 to 4% or 5% and if you look at the numbers, it is a capital loss and playing with dynamite. >> playing wi

to me it looked like a coke and pepsi sort of then. >> then discovered how much it would cost. $1,100 per month. more than twice that of avastin.

pepsi homemade. sierra mist. >> is pepsi never not cheap.i don't think the cost thing works that cleanly. >> but the technology. >> isn't the soda stream customer more likely to one migrating away from soda? sweet soda. >> perhaps. >> stock is moving. >> almost 20% now. we're still awaiting the news conference in new york city. we'll take that live as soon as mayor de blasio begins to speak. but first rick santelli, what are you watching? >> three different areas of the areas of the globe and today u.s. isn't directly one of them. we're talking about what prime minister david cameron is all upset about regarding the european commission, the state of the housing market in china, i'll give you a hint. it is not too good. and the last topic is japan. they want to add more taxes. did they not see what the last tax increase did? we'll talk about all of that after the break. ♪ the all new, head turning cadillac ats coupe. it's irresistible. ♪ to build something smarter. ♪ some come here to build something stronger. others come to build something f

i this i the move is to look at pepsi's playbook and become more like pepsi. that is where the growth is. it's not in carbonated beverages. >> it doesn't matter if they buy monster. that is not big enough. if they did that deal tomorrow, great. you might get a little enthusiasm for the name. but the bigger problem is they grew volumes by 1%. that is not keeping pace with the population which is what coke has been able to do for almost 7 decades. is global population is growing but coke is not. and that is a clear preference away from core business. they could do water, tea, all of these things. but the core business is increasingly threatened by a change in consumer sentiment. and i got to tell you, no amount of marketing is really going to shift that right now. so i wouldn't want to be in the name. >> i don't drink sugars. haven't in years and years but i'm paying 20 times earnings for a company not growings, haven'ting grown more than 5% in the last ten years. so i could find other ways to keep my money in a mattress. i wouldn't buy here. >> people groo. thr

snappel up 3%, and pepsi co up 2%.re, soda stream, got all the headlines yesterday, poor preliminary results, questions whether or not people want to do the whole do it yourself soda at home kind of concept. down 34% over the past month losing 20% just yesterday. now, look at the major companies here, and that's coca-cola, and they say that coca-cola's investment in monster may have a takeover the company. he says it's a good strategy for them, and with pepsi, it's key. tomorrow morning, they'll report earnings and there's an indicator for whether or not there's global demands. especially in emerging markets for the products. pepsi made a huge bet on the fact they want to keep those soda and snack foods together, guys, so coca-cola, pepsi, two big names, but not all best performers. guys, back to you. >> as dom mentioned, big moves for the soft drink giants this week when warren buffet was on the other day. he told us he was bullish on coke's new compensation plan. equity analysts at deutsche bank while we do that, we

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planning to roll out pepsi true, the soda beverage contains 30% fewer calories than regular pepsi andtificial sweeteners and it will be sold in packs of 24 on amazon, but will eventually be sold in grocery stores as well. >> breakfast is the most important meal of the day and brunch is a close second. a corner bar in philadelphia is on the list of best place to brunch. jerry's bar in north liberties has been around a long time. but owner bill proud made the place new again. >> notice everything that is restored again. he rebuilt it from the ground up using all reclaimed items. he salvaged the bar top from independence mall. >> before they went into the dumpster, i claimed them. >> he then built a brunch menu, served with live jazz, it quickly put it on the map. the sweet potato goat cheese omelette or poached eggs with goat cheese. that is topped with an egg and house smoked bacon. >> this is your favorite drink. this is their bloody mary, known here as the bloody jerry. >> i'm dying to go there and take the fam, it's so much fun. >> how many take your co-worker? >> well -- >> when is

pepsi will soon offer a lower caloe naturally sweetened soda. called pepsi true. the so uses steveia which has no calories. it's mixed with sugar but has 30% less than regular pepsi. it will be available later this month, but only on amazon. that pepsi can track people buyi the new drink. > if you have a story idea for the consumer watch, he with would love to hear it. send an e-mail to consum also call with your ideas. to 202--485- 884. > why some u.s. soldiers are shop on craigslist for women they pay to marry them. hidden cameras reveal how it works. a couple looking to start a family goes to a sperm bank to find the ideal donor. and they thoug they did. that's where the story begin la. the sperm bank mistake, first at . >>> you're watching news4 at 4:. >>> men shopping for wives online. it's becoming popular here in th in a surprising place. milita bases. yes. soldie and sailors are trying to fd wives without the tht of love. jeff rossen goes undercover to find out how they're gaming the syst and cashing in. >> rep it's an open secret at military bases across

it's pepsi true. fewer calories than the traditional version as the entire soft drink industry is battered over health issues, and it will only be sold online by amazon. pepsi true will be naturally sweetened and sold in 7.5 ounce cans. eventually, yes, pepsi will sell it in the grocery stores. >>> from true to blue. giant grain silos are now the world's biggest six pack. workers put the finishing touches an the structure to turn them into replic as of labatt blue. that's a beer can. they are part of a new business complex which includes a brewery. one of those silos will hold grain for the brewery but won't be labatt blue. >>> fall coming down from canada. it's whipping up pretty nasty storms in the middle of the country. thunderstorms blowing in off the gulf of mexico as well. rain and snow across montana and wyoming. >> and that's where we'll see the first sign of a big chill that's coming. but still in the 80s and 90s in the southern half of the country and a heat wave in parts of the west. mostly

pepsi true has fewer calories than regular pepsi and made with real sugar and a natural sweetener calledtevia. selling on amazon give as chance to raise awareness for the drink and gamp consumers response before pepsi true hits store shelves. ba to you. courtney reagan at cnbc. thanyou. > if you use a lot of data on verizon wireless, the company will not move ahead with plans to slow speeds for heavy users, starting this month, verizon wanted to cut speeds for people on old unlimited 4g data plans at times of heavy data usage. the plan drew anger from consumers and yesterday a spokespe says it is no longer happening. verizon's move comes amidst d competition with wireless users. >>> and a squareoff tonight. taking part in a second debate. hosted by wam yuchlt radio broadcast from 7:00 to 9:00 tonight. news 4 tom scherrer one of two asking questions. two more debates later this month, including one hosted by nbc 4 on october 16th. >>> rules could seen be changed for abortion clinics in virginia. the state's health commissioner was the board of health to review regulations. abortion rights

bob mentioned pepsi cola. pepsi is less dependent upon carbonated soft drinks. coke has not done a good job of diversifying the portfolio of offerings. i would stay away from it for the time being. >> thanks so much. let's lock in the viewer vote. will today's big caps be relevant in 25 years? 50% say yes and 50% say no. that is what makes a market. >>> what do the biggest of the big caps have to do to adapt? an assistant professor of management and organizations at the nyu school of business. good to have you with us. why do big iconic companies like mcdonald's, ibm and coca-cola seem to have such a hard time changing? >> there tend to be two main reasons. they get very efficient about making decisions that minimize their risk and try to make good decisions for allocating capital. those processes tend to weed out good potentially risky opportunities because they look too risky versus what they have been doing. the second reason tends to be that when firms do well for a long period of time and grow to become big cap firms that creates a lot of political power fo

. >>> pepsi has announced plans to roll out it's new true soda this month. the beverage will be made with sugar and stevia and contains 30% less sugar than regular pepsi. the 7 1/2 ounce cans will be sold on amazon, but eventually they will be sold in grocery stores. time for saving with 6abc, nothing more frustrating to a car owner to discover peeling paint or leaking sunroof on a car that isn't very old. nydia han has the details on hidden warranties. >> reporter: getting your car repainted can cost several thousand dollars. but if the paint fractures on some cars, the manufacturer may paint it for free. >> manufacturers call these service actions or customer satisfaction campaign, the consumers think of them as secret or hidden warranties. from 2006 to 2011 honda has extended the paint warrant for seven years. the 2000 envoy, a faulty sensor can mean the fuel gauge is inaccurate. owners of 2008 to 2010 minivans can get replacement of the front wheel bearings. how will you know if your fix is free, talks to a dealership about the make and model and about t

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and check out shares of pepsi.rising after earnings and revenue both beat the street driven by a strong sales numbers for snacks. pepsi also raising its full year forecast. that stock up by about 1.6%. >>> billionaire activist carl icahn tweeting yesterday he would be send bing an interesting open letter to apple some time today. joining us now to weigh in on the economy is brian blair. he's senior at rosenblat securities. whoo do you expect this letter to say? >> i think he's going to suggest that apple maybe break off this itunes side of the business along with beats and create a media platform. you know, we know he was a big investor in netflix back in 2012 and 2013. realizing a 400% gain on that. i think he's going to say take dr. dre, separate this itunes unit, and use your cash to really build out a media empire. start maybe acquiring content, using the radio and the other -- this beats streaming platform to create a business that can help apple grow maybe even into the tv business. >> you think that's a good

, the pepsi generation and pepsi challenge and indra knew he has a harder challenge indra has a tougherge like obesity and littering. a really to be doing good job of holding that together in dealing with these tough issues and steering the company towards new markets like nutrition. i would bet on her right now. >> they are implementing this multi-alien dollar cost-cutting plan or the next five years. if i was a long-term investor, once you get through the cost cutting and that looks great on the bottom line, where is the growth going to come from? >> that's right, the big question here is whether this power of one keeping snacks and beverages together can offset some of the additional costs. if you separated them, if you could get more focus on beverages which are struggling in the u.s. this is one of the biggest markets for soft drinks and one that does not grow very fast anymore. companies are trying to offset that with more new types of products. there is kind of a grinding period where you are figuring out how to transition from one revenue model to another. the question is, can y

. >>> an internet giant is getting a deal from pepsi.atch out for apps on your smartphone. >>> today, software will be a problem on the smartphones but most of us are not targets if we are careful only download from reputable sites. >> you new true soda is sold by one retailer: amazon, aimed at those who shot online. pepsi can track who is buying it. >> the apple ipad will now or gold as the color on the full-sized tablet. we will find out when they will announce new ipads. >>> we all have to deal with stress. how learning to chill may recollect your money as you get older. >> batman backlash, some are saying a super hero shirt is sending the wrong message to women. >> facebook versus bay area drag keeps, a unlawful victory they are is it the biting? ...we need to break up. cuz i can stop? no! i love you and your show. it's cable. customers are more satisfied with u-verse. switch and we can stay together forever. forever? ow. i'm not gonna lie to you. it's also the biting. break up with cable. choose u-verse tv from $19 a month for 2 yea

that makes the case for why pepsi might want to stay large. a big pepsi has more leverage against suppliers and commodity sourcing. really playoff of those different strengths. foranagement always argues skill. investors argue they want to unlock shareholder value. investors come activist investors win out in the end. what kind of hold do you think nelson has here? >> what kind of hold it does he have? >> he is been at this for a year and a half now. has he gained any support? >> one of those things that is easy to forget here is he had a no lose proposition from the beginning. he came in and bought a lot of shares and started putting pressure on the company. the shares have gone up and the company is performing better. whether he's put the company or not, you could argue that was a high, looking for something fine witheing that proposition. whether they split or not, he has had an impact here. there's a question about whether investors or may be hotter on it before and probably cooling at this point. >> they see the stock's performance as the

this is pepsi true true sugar, plant based sweeteners fortes, pepsi says the combination reduces sugarcontent by 30%, and cuts calories by 40%. or just have a glass of water. >> ashton kutcher, if you care, tweet being this. >> chris doesn't care about the story -- >> if you had a baby i would care. >> the coolest part, how they went about it very low profile. meal a gave birth tuesday night, i think that's cool, cedar sinai hospital in los angeles, arrived by themselves. very different. you remember when we did the beyonce, jay-z story, closed down the entire floor. these guys arrived by themselves, knob there, no entourage, no handlers, no family. baby's name hasn't been released just yet. this isn't the first -- this is the first child for both of them. that's cool for them. >> she gave birth in the car. >> on the highway. >> very low key. >> sentencing day for real housewives of new jersey, star,. >> let me help with you this, theresa and joe. >> the family pleaded guilty in march to multiple counts of conspiracy to commit mail fraud, wire fraud, sentencing guidelines, joe faces th

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also pepsi has a new training for people counting calories. but they are not selling it in stores or vending machines, find out where you'll have have to go to try it out but first lets get our weather and traffic together and start off with katie. >> good morning everybody. we are in a little bit of the lull, a break in our forecast pattern here, today, tomorrow we can expect to see quiet weather in total, everybody will stay dry here which is a nice change of pace for us. as we move forward in the forecast eventually some wet weather dods move n we will track rain we will do that in the next few minutes, vittoria. >> good morning, everyone. as a of right now roads are quiet. we are not seeing that rush blow its way in just yet but we have a disabled truck on i-95 northbound at cottman avenue that has been out here for quite a while.

pepsi launching a craft soda.a named after man who created pepsi's formula and packaged in glass bottles as you see there. at first it will be sold at costco stores in new york, washington, maryland and virginia. and a novel approach is paying off for a small town north carolina restaurant. there are no prices on the menu. instead customers are dodd pay what they think the meal is worth. it's working. revenue has tripled. that's america's money. i'm t.j. holmes. >> a local mother is accused of teaming up with her daughter to attack another child. the story ahead at 5:30. >> the action cam is looking up into the skies and as you can see, the lunar eclipse has begun. you see that shading in the moon. you can go out there and see it yourself. we're covering it and we'll tell you ♪ ♪ discover all the naturally moisturizing flavors of burt's bees lip balm. [but the more you learn abouty insurancyour coverage,bout it. the more gaps you might find. like how you thought you were covered for this. [boy] check it out,mom! [

the soda wars are in full effect as pepsi launches its own new mid calorie pepsi true. it is green. looks kind of familiar, right? remember coke has been testing coca-cola life in various international markets since last year? it is also green. when you have a green liquid, isn't that synonymous with toxic waste? why don't understand why you make it green. >> isn't there a movie, solvent green? >> they both leak the same. they use the same sweetener product. and it will tate different than a pepsi or coke. >> this is like some sort of throwaway to the environmental movement. we'll put green on our -- melissa: trying to say, in the same way everything green is healthy and trying to say -- >> that is what i'm saying. melissa: i don't think they're trying to say it is environmentally friendly and healthy and good and non-toxic. >> they will sell a lot of these in berkeley, california. >> coke has had a lot of problems remaking their image. remember new coke? it was a disaster. this looks like another one. melissa: very enlightening. thank you. exposure to the first american ebola case

. >>> pepsi announced plans to roll out pepsi true this month.e beverage is made with sugar and stevia, and contains 70% fewer calories than regular pepsi. it has no high fructose corn syrup, nor artificial sweeteners. the 7 1/2-ounce can will initially be sold on amazon but eventually sold in grocery stores. i think the smaller amount is going to make a major difference as well. >> yeah. we'll have to wait to see what it tastes like. >> there you go. >>> coming up next, dangers on the gridiron. >> what happened three times in one week that has some people questioning the safety of high school football. >>> i'm dan ashley. the number of rapes on uc campuses is on the rise. why some are actually encouraged by that. >>> if you thought california's drought is over. wait until you see new images from nasa. that's next when cheryl and i see you for abc 7 news at 5:00. insurance companies are spending millions of dollars trying to mislead you about the effects of proposition 46. well here's the truth: 46 will save lives. it will save money too. i'm bob

. >> why does pepsi need do this right now?people are drinking more energy drinks teas, water, things that are perceived as healthier. sales have not been great for them. >> you mentioned healthier. are the craft drinks healthier? >> not necessarily but they're turning to is stevia and things. but even real sugar. butter is coming back. >> you see the success with craft beers. i think they're trying to replicate that. at the same time aren't there usually problems? part of what people look for is a certain authenticity in these things and if they find out it comes from a big corporate company, is that going to sell? >> it can. they're owned by big companies. most people realize that. it gives it a mystique and marketing excitement about that. they're not really vocal about that. i don't think it's going to make a difference. i think people are attracted to the idea of it being from a small company even though they aren't. >> it's interesting, though, because a lot of these companies are choosing limited distribution, testing it

pepsi was soft drink branched into food areas there. some of the newer companies are good at what they do, they stay focused on what they do and profitable. household names. household people understand the products much better than they can understand the larger conglomerates. on a whole, earnings season so far has been good, investors happy with what they see, and the outlook moving forward, yes, has pulled back a little bit, a little uneasiness about what the outlook might be. that's a slap of reality. liz: the reality is we don't have a negative headline like the horrific shooting in ottawa or something about ebola. if you're looking at the numbers that came out today, is there a name you jettison and replace with another name? >> you know, it's hard to look at it in that respect especially so early in the earnings season, and especially with a lot of economic data that's still to come out. i think some of the names that are helping our markets are the household names. even though some of the outlook might not be as rosy as we've see

this is the first time pepsi launched a wild flavor. in japan.t flavors are iced cucumber, salty water melon and red bean. red bean? red bean. >>> attention passengers, want to get a sneak peek of the person next to you on the flight? there's an app for that. >>> game 7, the royals forcing a final matchup that will decide the world series but snagging a last-minute ticket is going to cost you bigtime! you can never have too much baseball, though! from fashion retailers to healthcare providers, jewelers to sporting good stores, we provide financing solutions for all sorts of businesses. banking. loyalty. analytics. synchrony financial. engage with us. . melissa: our sympathies to all the sweaty palms in kansas city and san francisco. game 7 between the royals and giants gets going in about 5 1/2 hours from now at kauffman stadium. it is not a cheap ticket. the average price on stubhub, almost 1,000 bucks. we might have to start a collection plate for senior producer, a die hard royals fan. she is heading to the game as we speak. you know who we're

pepsi is hoping to win over health-conscious consumers by introducing a new cola called pepsi true.t uses a natural sweetener. true will besi exclusively sold on amazon.com. retail sales may begin next year. >> the paris motor show is revving up. our international correspondent hans nichols's is on the ground. now?ave you got with you of ford. the ceo thank you for joining us. we are here. beautiful? >> it is like a paris gray. we can talk cars in a little bit. tell us about this car and why you are excited. >> we are introducing not only this car but another -- other products. is about our plan for europe. making sure we have great, .ompelling cars for consumers burks there are a number of different competitors. this is a car for active families. it is stylish and it looks good. packed with technology to help customers. innovative seating flexibility. new led lights. tons of safety features. a very compelling product. >> you mentioned europe. growth is coming back a little bit, but we are not at precrisis levels. when you think you will have a profit in your european division? thro

pepsi true will be only sold on amazon for now. seven ounce drink is made with suing a and stevea and has 30 percent fewer calories. look for pepsi true on amazon in the middle of the month. it will be eventually sold in grocery stores. >>> well, talk about kids saying the darndest things a mommies behind the the latest view i rally with video which features some of the saying her four year-old daughter has said to her. >> and they are not very nice. we will show you then wait until you see just how this women is playing her harp for, it is a unique performance. don't miss it coming up. >>> we will l hear from the stars of one of this years most anticipated films, gone girl, we will be right back. the all-new mercedes-benz gla took nearly 600lbs of high- strength steel. setting industry-leading safety standards took 20,800 crash simulations. and perfecting its engine took over 1.1 million miles of extreme driving. but, this may be the most impressive number of all. introducing the all-new mercedes-benz gla. mercedes-benz. the best

coke and pepsi earnings out tomorrow. pepsi has a lot of exposure to russia.ll be interesting to see if that hurts pepsi. but among the consumer staples that have been selling off. a lot of these big multinationals that do a majority of their business overseas are going to be hurt by the slowdown in economics and going to be hurt by, of course, that currency exposure. >> pepsi has done fairly well. again, to this teem we were discussing right before the bell of breaking up or separating certain units, they are still under pressure. >> he's putting the pressure on. >> the activists will always say that. or they'll simply make the relative value argument saying it's up but not as much as it could be. >> well, and both up 17%, 18%. they're actually tracking together so far this year. >> and analysts will tell you when you look at pepsi, let the activists, let the chatter play out for the meantime. the fundamentals of the story are good. it still has that faster growing snacks division, which is a majority of its revenues. we'll be watching that tomorrow. >> keep

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particular campaign to get a particular chemical out of a particular company's products, coke and pepsi small, because of the capacity for massive scale, not one or two campaigns, campaigns, you end up having greater national impact than the small number movement that people have tried to run nationally. >> so what would you say would be the specific components of a successful campaign. the most important thing that we see is that the campaign is achievable and specific within a small, short period of time, traditionally, the reason petitions haven't worked online historically, they're mostly targeted at the u.n., the president, and the congress, the )jjr' the c a campaign that's targeting individual mayors or city councils or school boards or individual counties, that ends up being much more effective, not because of the aspiration of the movement you're trying to run, it's the necessary step to build from person to person to city to city. it's not as if we have innovated on how to run social movements, historically the fact that the most powerfuléq&]s cigarettes movement in american h

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