are people really going to be suing pepsi because their pepsi one was more fattening than they thoughts of class-action lawyers on looking for litigation and if they can make that argument, they will. stephanie: you think that is a legitimate thorn in pepsi's side? >> you tell me what the documents are going to show up and i will tell you. did they know that the fines they were tricking your body into drinking. it is something, as a bondholder, i have to worry about. stephanie: to an issue is a strong dollar? >> if you look at the strong dollar in the high-yield market. we have a strong dollar that is gone with economic growth. the point of this is you have to look at what is the strong dollar mean, relative to the economy and future earnings growth. and also, it does not affect all companies equally. i am sure people eating at checkers drive-in or shake shack will not be nearly as affected by the strong dollar as an international company like emerson electric which we are also shorting. stephanie: what is the answer? >> if i sure the bar, they should be proactive for shareholder benef

coke would attack pepsi, pepsi would attack coke, he depressed the entire product category caps off things. to a certain extent, our system is depressing the category of democracy. young people turning off the news and are not reading the newspaper. i going in depth to policy issues. that is cleaning a situation in washington that is very problematic. again, some of that bitterness in the states, as well, but it is nowhere as near as intense. i think are able, after the elections, to be able to move past the bitterness and sit down at the table and figure out what is the appropriate compromise. i think governors are committed to trying to help congress and sit down to have discussions. in some cases, i have talked to legislators in colorado about how can i, you know, by sitting down with a different interest group, helped get a congressional representative you know, into the end zone on a particular issue and make sure that they feel there is enough backing for them in the state to take sometimes what is a difficult position? i think if that happens on a more frequent basis in all the stat

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. >> pepsi beating the street.epsico's financial officer hugh johnson will join us in a few moments. >>> apple's making more history, becoming the first u.s. company to close with a market cap above $700 billion. two, exxon mobil, $385 billion. apple's ceo tim cook attributing the success to rapid growth in china. also announcing partnership with first solar to build $850 million renewable energy farm in california, jim, in monterey county, where they're going to power not just own headquarters at data centers, retail outlets. >> i've always liked first solar. glad he's teaming with them. used to be high cost producer loes cost producer. tim cook making a good engineering move. a lot of different things. the company's doing great. i think two initiatives underplayed, i think ipay as i said to my colleague here rolling all of the retailers. -- yesterday, we don't have the wi-fi but it's obvious, if you're going to have a register you're going to have to have i pay. >> is ipay? >> i call it apple pay. >> i call it ip

only from t-mobile. ♪ pepsi is giving away 100 days of awesome music prizes.i. ♪ (cheers and applause) >> larry: that's all the time we have for tonight. i want to thank our panel. thank you guys. as always thanks for helping me keep it 100 on twitter. each of our panelists has to answer one especially tough question, and i'm committed to doing the same. remember, i don't get a chance to see this question up till right now. okay. give me the question. tonight's question comes from @whitefoil. "if you knew it would guarantee massive success of your show would you do a tour in afghanistan as a soldier?" well, i would do a tour as a soldier whether or not it has to do with my show or not. there you go. i'm keeping it 100. (applause) tomorrow night, we'll be talking about vaccines. keep it 100. until then goodnight, everybody! (cheers and applause) ♪

pepsi just out.ned an adjusted $1.12 for the fourth quarter. 4 cents above estimates. revenue beat forecasts. the company saying it's pleased with those results but does expect a challenging and global mac environment. the cfo will be coming up on "squawk on the street" at 9:10 a.m. eastern time. we're talking about the impact of a dollar and 4x. that's obviously having an impact on companies like pepsi even though the results are better than expected. do you expect this dollar strength story to be with us for a while? >> i do. and in a great part the u.s. economy on a relative basis is certainly one of the best economies in the world. frankly, when you stand back and look at it there remains a lot of angst coming out of washington and the credit crisis. how have the financial institutions atdjusted. 250, 300,000 jobs a month. this economy has done very well. we're upbeat. i'm upbeat on where it's going. >> pretend i'm your client. i call up. i'm go together hand you $100 million with ten years ask m

. >> coke and pepsi uses stevia. there is pepsi true with stevia and coca-cola life.ould they use of that and you use splenda? >> taste. you have to make the product taste good. we have been unable to find a way with stevia to make our case profile. we have not seen any brands that have been large scale successful with stevia. >> did you try with stevia before? >> we tried. there is a licorice kind of aftertaste to it. >> you are right. there is an aftertaste to all of these bites otis. -- diet sodas. >> we have been able to do a good job of combining everything together to bring in a nice sweetness and body profile and give somebody a drink that is refreshing. >> how do you distribute this product? coke and pepsi have such a grip on shelf space. >> anyway and every way, when we first started. we have our own network. it is through a variety of different -- anheuser-busch miller course and pepsi and coke. the velocity -- the retailers are more than happy to put it on the shelf because it sells fast. it is a more premium priced product. they are excited to have this in

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pepsi made with real sugar now in regular cherry and vanilla. ♪ i see stories in peoples faces.eir hands. in their eyes. people tell me stories without saying one word. so i listen. then i give it back. what are you chasing? hennessy. never stop. never settle. ( cheers and applause ) >> jon: welcome back. now at times i have to tell you, i think our economy seems based on the theory that if the rich get richer-- ( laughter ) and life goes on. apparently, one key group has been forgotten in that equation. hasan minhaj files this report. >> building inequality-- it's one of the most important economic issues of our time and it may be worse than you think. >> in the last two, three decades, we've seen really striking increase in wealth inequality in america. this new study shows that within the top 1%, there is very-- very very wide inequality. >> what's happening to the 1%? >> there's a growing wealth gap within the millionaire population. >> dun-dun, indeed. according to a recent study the insanely rich people are leaving behind the lowly average, regular rich people. >> they nee

as far as pepsi, pepsi is growing faster. a more mature multiple and they have a snacks business which is much more interesting than coca-cola. i like pepsi. i'm long coke. >> 22 times forward earnings, is coke expensive here. the revenues in europe surprised people to the up side. these are levels where we topped out in '98. for me, i would be inclined on three times normal value. maybe re-establish an a close above 45 as counterintuitive as that sounds or look for a pullback. >>> google sending shares of webmd lower after they said they'd start answering medical questions on its page. they'll display symptoms and treatments at the top of the page. and spot the robotic dog designed by boston dynamic can sustain some serious blows. the 160-pound battery powered dog can take a good solid kick and keep on trucking. 160 pounds. that's more than we weigh, karen. >> i tried to find a pure play robotic dog stock. all i could come up with is google. i don't think this moves the needle up. getting back to their focus an health care a

what does that mean for pepsi?pepsi has been slow on the uptick on a number of different things. i think they're going to watch it very closely. they will look at getting in if they have to. as the ceo said, if it takes me three seconds to pop a can open and 45 seconds to brew a cola at home that's probably 42 seconds too long. so i think they are very skeptical and again, i don't think there will be no uptake but how deep amongst middle america this machine will have and how it's going to be priced. >> finally, now that there's a board member at pepsi what do you think is going to be done? looks like pepsi still doesn't want to split the businesses but what sort of changes do you think he's going to push for? >> i certainly believe this company eventually will be split into two businesses. i've always believed companies that focus on one thing tend to perform much better over time. i think the better performance of both businesses is what you really shoot for. i think he's going to push for that very hard. it may

and sing the virtues of pepsi. >> state legislature may ask the arch bishop to reconsider its decision. >>> parnttle -- parents of students say they are taking action after their kids received pamphlets. they received questions about adultery masturbation and abortion. >> these are elementary school kids. these are topic that are not in the receipt em of -- realm of what is appropriate to discuss with them. >> the pamphlets were designed to prepare the children for confession. parents are now working to help build communication between the church ask the school. >>> even as california is facing a measles outbreak. there's a this. a super bug may have contributed to the death of two people at a ucla hospital. the threat is not over. we're live in san jose tonight where an expert talked about infectious disease. >> ucla says the patients were examined with an endoscope that were sterilized according to the manufacturer instructions. they were couldn't team natd with -- didn't contaminated with bacteria. >> it's a class of bacteria resist tan to advanced antibiotics. there have been outbr

like pepsi. that's a brand name. >> change the name on it? >> if he doesn't, the lawyers may come. >> you have stolen my client's. >> you could be sued and found liable for monetary damages. >> and yet some of you watch my show on youtube. that's stealing. and that's our show tonight. >>> and now john stossel. >> ideas can change the world. for most of human history, people suffered in miserable poverty, mainly because no one had thought of better ways to do things. then suddenly in just the last few hundred years, some new ideas made life better for billions. things like running water, the printing press, the steam engine, electricity, now the internet. we want people to keep coming up with new ideas, but there's a problem. why would you bother to spend years inventing something if other people could just steal your idea? they'd make the money you might not. >> let's say a guy invents a better light bulb. his price needs to cover not just the manufacturing costs but also the cost of inventing the thing in the first place. now let's say a com

a $50 stock now is well over 100 this morning i like the name because pepsi is not just pepsi pepsi is water frito-lay doritos chills ruffles reiser raleigh is a san francisco treat. they're not going to go bankrupt any time in my lifetime. is on of an average five-year periods >>mark: thank you jonathan for the question if you have a question for him--pasted posted on facebook send days. (vo) at jennie-o, we heard of a place in iowa where every thursday people ride ten miles for tacos. we thought we'd show up and surprise them with a better kind of taco, made with jennie-o ground turkey, cooked thoroughly to 165. (mom) i'd feed my kids turkey tacos over regular tacos any day. (woman) i think that they're light and they're just fresh tasting. (vo) it's time for a better taco. (kid) the tacos tonight were pretty much perfect. (vo) make the switch. look for jennie-o ground turkey at a store near you. >>darya: fake aging calls victim same day you of money to the irs and a to demand money repaid ride away with a prepaid debit card and threatens to call the police and have you arrested if y

and sing the virtues of pepsi. >> state legislature may ask the arch bishop to reconsider its decision. >>> parnttle -- parents of students say they are taking action after their kids received pamphlets. they received questions about adultery masturbation and abortion. >> these are elementary school kids. these are topic that are not in the receipt em of -- realm of what is appropriate to discuss with them. >> the pamphlets were designed to prepare the children for confession. parents are now working to help build communication between the church ask the school. >>> even as california is facing a measles outbreak. there's a this. a super bug may have contributed to the death of two people at a ucla hospital. the threat is not over. we're live in san jose tonight where an expert talked about infectious disease. >> ucla says the patients were examined with an endoscope that were sterilized according to the manufacturer instructions. they were couldn't team natd with -- didn't contaminated with bacteria. >> it's a class of bacteria resist tan to advanced antibiotics. there have been outbr

. ♪ pepsi is giving away 100 days of awesome music prizes.on twitter and hashtag out of the blue with a picture of pepsi. ♪ hey. what the... these are good. what have you been feeding us all these years? i want 3 of my 5 years back. these don't even need ketchup. i'm not mad. i'm disappointed. kfc popcorn nuggets. 100% white meat, extra crispy, and made from the world's best chicken- the way a nugget should be. try our kfc bucket and popcorn nuggets meal. delicious kfc chicken, popcorn nuggets, sides, and biscuits. these don't even come with a toy and i don't care. you pay for your data every month. so why does your carrier take back what you don't use? it's your data! all your unused data and if you switch now, we'll even give you 10 gigabytes of free 4g lte data on the spot. 10 gigabytes of free 4g lte data. only from t-mobile. >> okay. that's all the time we have for tonight. i want to thank our panelist. thank you common joe, mike and charles. thank you for keeping it a hundred. i hold myself to the same standard. i don't have a chance to

and sing the virtues of pepsi. >> state legislature may ask the arch bishop to reconsider its decision. >>> parnttle -- parents of students say they are taking action after their kids received pamphlets. they received questions about adultery masturbation and abortion. >> these are elementary school kids. these are topic that are not in the receipt em of -- realm of what is appropriate to discuss with them. >> the pamphlets were designed to prepare the children for confession. parents are now working to help build communication between the church ask the school. >>> even as california is facing a measles outbreak. there's a this. a super bug may have contributed to the death of two people at a ucla hospital. the threat is not over. we're live in san jose tonight where an expert talked about infectious disease. >> ucla says the patients were examined with an endoscope that were sterilized according to the manufacturer instructions. they were couldn't team natd with -- didn't contaminated with bacteria. >> it's a class of bacteria resist tan to advanced antibiotics. there have been outbr

. ♪ pepsi is giving away 100 days of awesome music prizes.us on twitter and hashtag out of the blue with a picture of pepsi. ♪ ( cheers and applause ). >> jon: hey, everybody! welcome back to the show! i'm so excited. from time to time we like to get an international perspective on current events. mainly to confirm we really don't know anything about international events. we're happy to welcome back to the program our senior international correspondent from south africa. trevor noah is here! trevor! nice to see you. >> thank you jon. >> jon: thank you for being here. >> obviously we're all still reeling from the terrible events of january 7. >> jon: oh, right, no that's-- the "charlie hebdo" massacre, paris. >> well that too but i was actually talking about the baga and doran baga massacres in nigeria. >> jon: yes. baga and doran baga. are those nigerian satirical magazines? >> no, they're towns jon. they were tens of thousands. boko haram destroyed them and killed thousands of people. >> jon: yes! boko haram. i've heard of them. hashtag brin

. ♪ pepsi is giving away 100 days of awesome music prizes.us on twitter and hashtag out of the blue with a picture of pepsi. ♪ we love... love... love... chocolaty, creamy... with a little something extra. mmm deliciousness. cookies or almonds. yumminess. hershey's is mine, yours, our chocolate. will twizzlers mixed berry bites ever end their rivalry with jolly rancher filled gummy bites? not today. bites. little greatness. blue shirt: with an intel processor inside these 2-in-1s are powerful enough to be a laptop and a tablet. so it's the best of both worlds. boy: hey dragon, how do i make a frittata? mom: ahem... girl: it's a frittata! vo: let us show you what a 2-in-1 can do for you. expert service. unbeatable price. best buy. (cheers and applause) >> jon: welcome back my guest tonight academy award-winning acker. >> looking for another errand boy. manners. make it. man. you know what that means? please welcome back to the program colin firth. (cheers and applause) what's happening? you hit that guy in the head with a-- from your cane, i m

virtues of pepsi, so we expect our teachers not to be speaking against traditional catholic doctrine. >> reporter: some say that the policy will restrict teachers from sign inging petitions or speaking their position if it is against the church. >> our position is one of love, and that is not being respected by the archdiocese. >> reporter: there was a surprise by the bishop that there would be such a pushback. >> some people would like us to get with the times. >> if they want to see change they need to e teach no matter the religion or the nationality they are. >> reporter: so we know that the policies that the arch p bishop wants to enforce, but we don't know what happens if p a teacher disobeys. terry mcsweeney nbc bay area news. >>> a priest is apologizing for a pamphlet handed out to kids. the grade schools were given this pamphlet of a sexual nature and the father say ss he regrets giving the material to the young children, but he stands by the message. >> well, it is inappropriate and didn't think that one closely, and the question of marriage, and he has always been clear th

in their hand and sing the virtues of pepsi. >> san francisco supervisors and state legislators may ask the archbishop to reconsider his decision. >>> a crisis team will be at a concord middle school to help students and teachers coach with the tragic death of a 14-year-old student. christopher gonzalez was hit and killed by a car crossing the intersection at clayton road and detroit avenue yesterday. family say the 14-year-old was on the way to middle school. witnesses say gonzalez was crossing against the signal and was hit while trying to run cross the street. his friends remember him as someone that everyone liked. >> i went to the park together and we had fun together. >> he was a really good boy. a smart kid. nice guy. >> the driver was not at fault and was following the 35 mile per hour speed limit. >> new federals about a super bug outbreak in southern california. dozens of patients fearing they could come down with a bug that can be deadly after being exposed at ucla medical center. two people have died. seven have been infected by the bacteria that is resistant to antibiot

pepper, pepsi, it is underperforming. all beverages are underperforming the sector and staples is underperforming the market. not a good setup. coke made an all-time high of $40.87. we have gotten back there. it looks to me like we have stalled. we literally touch the high. here is the daily chart. we tried once and backed away, 45. we tried a second time and backed away. right at this critical juncture and then we backed away with a gap, with another gap, distribution. to me, this looks like a fairly major topping out formation. i think we break this trend. i'm a seller at coke. >> mike, where do you stand fundamentally? >> on a fundamental basis, this is trading a little over 20 times earnings. that is not historically high for coke. take a look at revenues. revenues have been declining slightly over the course of the last couple years and are forecasted to. this is a secular head wind as people move way from some of the core products. it is a problem not dissim lair to the one mcdonald's has been facing in their challe

♪ pepsi is giving away 100 days of awesome music prizes.itter and hashtag out of the blue with a picture of pepsi. ♪ hey. what the... these are good. what have you been feeding us all these years? i want 3 of my 5 years back. these don't even need ketchup. i'm not mad. i'm disappointed. kfc popcorn nuggets. 100% white meat, extra crispy, and made from the world's best chicken- the way a nugget should be. try our kfc bucket and popcorn nuggets meal. delicious kfc chicken, popcorn nuggets, sides, and biscuits. these don't even come with a toy and i don't care. (cheers and applause) >> jon: my guest tonight has a new movie out called "american sniper." >> tell me why you do it. i want to understand. >> i do it for you. you know that, i do it to protect you. >> no, you don't. yes, i do. i'm here, your family is here, your children have no father. >> i'm allowed to serve my country. >> you don't know when to quit. you did your part. we sacrificed enough. you let somebody else go. >> let somebody else go? yes. no way. >> you find a way. you have

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>> it says the consumer is definitely buying pepsi.part from that, i think the consumer is feeling better. i don't think we're quite there. again, i gauge everything before 2008 -- charles: some people are saying, when it comes to pepsi and coke because the move from carbonated beverages, expectations were lower. can we read beyond the wall street earnings and low expectations. is there something greater in that? we talked about the consumer not stepping up to the plate. spending is the main thing, that's the thing that is missing. >> we talk about this often. yes, we had a spike of wage growth in january. but it's not there yet. we saw the consumer spending on savings and the credit that they have a little bit of. but until we get that -- that long-term wage growth and the consumer feels better about their jobs, which, again, we're getting up there. we're getting up there. but it's not quite there yet. charles: so one month does not make a trend. >> not at all. charles: what's going on in greece? >> two major things. ukraine in russia

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. >> just as someone who works with coca-cola can expect to go into work each day with a can of pepsi in their hand and sing the virtues of pepsi, so we expect our teachers not to speak against traditional catholic doctrine. >> the archbishop who i expect as a person i'd rather listen to the pope and the gospel. seems to be a conflict there. >> the archbishop plans to use the new rules as conditions at four bay area catholic high schools. >>> ail bold, timely and personal revelation by law, mike honda is a proud grandpa of a transgendered grandchild. he tweeted this photo and he says "i hope she can feel safe at school without fear of being bullied." honda has been long recognized as a long time supporter of equal rights for the lgbt community. >> 4:35. >>> a massive explosion at a southern california oil refinery could mean higher gas prices. the blast rocketed the exxon mobil site in torrance yesterday. you can see the mangled metal and ash covering the facility. the refinery produces 10% of the gas sold in the state. some economists are predicting a bump at the pump of up to 20 cen

number one, you may be thinking of pepsi, i'm thinking of monster because the opportunity for monster now that they have coke's blessing and the opportunity to be distributed globally in the coke system is immense. we're very excited about monster. pepsi, we have an outperform rating on that because the snack business is quite robust but i still think the u.s. only stocks are really going to continue to do very well and with monster barely outside of the u.s. but with opportunity in the u.s. is a perfect combo. >> thank you very much caroline levy. >>> dow component coke helped bolster the markets today as did optimism. greece reach an agreem creditors even as germany minister dampened the compromise. the dow index rose 139 points to 17,868. the nasdaq finished with a gain of 61 and the s&p 500 was up 21. also contributing to the optimism apple which became the first u.s. company to close with a market cap above $700 billion. it's now more than twice as valuable as microsoft and exxon mobile the second largest, with a market cap of $385 billion ty. astonishing. >>> crude prices fallin

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plus more results from major companies including pepsi's earnings before the bell. is cheap, but gas prices are rising. the national average for a gallon is $2.21 today. now, that's down more than $1 from this time last year but prices have been climbing for 16 days in a row. and experts say that trend will likely continue heading into spring. more people driving, of course. that makes sense. and more job cuts for oil companies. halliburton says it will slash up to 6,400 jobs or about 8% of its work force. halliburton is just the latest to announce layoffs and spending cuts in the sector as u.s. crude oil prices are around $50 a barrel. remember oil averaged about $93 a barrel last year. the plunge is in thanks to booming supplies especially here in the united states as demand weakens around the world. now, halliburton happens to do oil field services. those are the first jobs to go when oil prices tank. the higher paying jobs those engineers, they're going to stay on because they're hard to come by. so the companies are reluctant to let them go. >> interesting. cri

i'll throw pepsi in there, too. they report next week. i know they have this -- >> more diversified. >> i just said that. they have the snack business. the point is, there's no growth there. what are you paying for? you're paying for this yield. i don't get it. procter has not been able to get back on its horse. coke when they reported their q3 in october, they were already flagging currency head winds. you're going to see it again. you'll probably see downgraded 2015 guidance next week. >> big marquee names are heavy. >> and the expectations we had paul hickey on and he spoke. the expectations for international companies have been coming down. so they look like they're beating. but actually wall street's been going into a lot of these earnings because of the current headwinds. >> multiples are high. not a good setup. >> exactly. got a question out there? send us a tweet. @optionsaction. check out our website, optionsaction.cnbc.com. it's practically the reason the web was invented in the first place. in case you didn't know. you'll want

pepper, pepsi, it's underperforming. all beverages in turn are underperforming the sector, staples and staples are underperforming the market. this is not a good setup. now, two things i want to point out for the trade. coke made an all-time high of $44 and about 87 cents in 1998 and we've gotten back there and looks to me like we stalled up. i'm going it show you the daily chart. we literally touched the high. here's the daily chart. we tried once and backed away. 45. we tried a second time and backed away. right at this critical juncture. then we backed away with a gap, with another gap. distribution. to me, this looks like a fairly major topping out for magmation. i think we break this trend. i'm a seller of coke. >> mike, where do you stand? >> on a fundamental basis, this name is trading a little over 20 times earnings and is not historically high for coke. the real is why don't we take a look at the top line, revenues? revenues have been declining very slightly over the course of the last couple years and are forec

pepsi. all of the witnesses that they're talking about. bad situation six months ago around the cars. i'm not sure if if three makes a trend in this kind of case more than anything else. to me it seems like that. >> i will say this. the activists are going after these companies in particular for whatever reason they're not doing a very good job or at least maybe picking all the wrong companies, cara. here are the five-year returns from some of the names you just mentioned. yahoo 190. dupont 134, and -- gm has its own issues. those are hardly the kind of returns that ab activist would look at and go "mad money", maybe we should get involved in this company. >> i think in terms of yahoo it was heldz up by the chinese assets. i think the activists were tacking what do you do after alababa, and yahoo has been you should attack a number of teams. you can say dan lowe, put marissa in and he is an activist shareholder and took a man out. i think i more complicated than that premise that is attacking women. i think what's more important are two th

john sculley was my boss at pepsi when i was head of marketing for pepsi across the country, did the pepsi challenge, launched mountain dew and launched two lee ter plastic bottles. steve called and i said i don't think it's going to work. my old boss who is still a friend disengaged you from apple and kicked you out and you want to work together and your board thinks we would be a good combination because we basically have the same vision of where electronics is going. you keep your job and i'll do my job, i was ceo of sony corporation at the time, coo and president. >> do you ever regret that decision. >> what do you think of apple these days? >> i don't think apple is as innovative as it used to be, frankly speaking. i mean, i have trouble justifying the multibillion dollar purchase of beats headphones, for example. and digital watches have been tried by several companies over the last two decades without success, including -- >> hey, carl -- >> microsoft. >> you're able to watch a movie on a 6 inch chard of glass untethered to any outlet in the wall. how do we say this isn't inno

in their hand and sting virtture ofs pepsi, so we expect our teachers not to speak against traditionalc doctrine. >> lawmakers say that morality clause is deskrim toir and violates against the civil rights of teachers. one of the demonstrators out there last night was the father of super bowl champion tom brady. his uncle is a former principle there. >>> meantime, a priest at a san francisco elementary school is now apologizing for passing out controversial father and mother threats to young children. as young as second graders, they received father and mother threats asking them questions about sex, abortion, euthanasia to help them prepare for confession. that should have been given to parents instead of the children. >>> it is 7:40, taking a bite out of apple pay. the new acquisition signalling competition. >>> obama speaking right now on violent e tremism. these are live pictures. up next, pam will tell us about the controversy of his careful choice of word. >>> if you're driving to the north bay or through the north bay a little bit slow at the golden gate toll plaza. >>> fog out

we just finished filming a big pepsi deal, halftime for the super bowl, a blake shelton concert. we have become not only a tourist attraction, we have also attracted the movie industry, because if you stand on our flight deck and lookout, use ebay. you do not see a lot of buildings. there are certain shots they can do that make it look as if this is a ship at sea. the navy is critical and very important to this nation's prosperity. so it is important people understand the role of the navy, understand how we got to where we are, and understand, for us, the evolution of the aircraft carrier. world war ii essentially saw the first aircraft carrier. that was the invention or the operations of the first aircraft carrier. the japanese proved how strong and how important aircraft carriers could be. we took that and evolved it during the course of world war ii. and now aircraft carriers are the centerpiece of our seapower. so it is important -- we think it is important that people sort of understand that, but put it in context of the history that came before it. announcer: throughout the

though pepsi has bet big on russia.t it saw in its results with the ruble down almost 50%. >> as you get to reports on pepsi. do you get to talk to indra privately on the phone? >> no. thank you gentlemen for being here. >>> "fast money" coming up in just a few seconds. melissa lee, what's on tap? >> the latest from tim cook and also a stock that moved 13% in a single day today. the ceo of unilife. >> sounds like a good lineup. >> "fast money" starts right now. live from the nasdaq market site, i'm melissa lee. huge day for apple. officially becoming the first history to close the day with a $700 billion market cap and unveiling a new partnership with first solar. the new headlines straight ahead. >>> tesla in trouble? january sales numbers are in. iran musk was threatening to take action because the numbers

kel lockall we're asking is for pepsi to do the same. >> reporter: pepsico insists it is committed tooil. a spokesman said in part, some of us continue to mischaracterizations. activists are not giving up. the rain forest action network is focusing on quaker granola bars, also owned by pepsi. >> we posted pepsico's full statement along with the entire spoof dorito ads and palm oil information on our website abc7news.com. >>> if you're making a last-minute grocery run before the big game tomorrow, expect to fork over more money for party staples. the cost of beef, and beer, are 23% higher than last year. chicken is up 30%. and you'll pay 50% more for coffee. corn, on the other hand, is down 6%. maybe the worst part is the higher prices are happening despite a "wall street journal" report that there's been a drop in prices. apparently not passed along to consumers. >>> i hope you enjoy the nice warm weather today. it might be coming to an end. >> we're not tracking any record warmth like we had today, katie. 10 to 20 degrees above normal. tomorrow we'll fall back into the 50s. but still

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jut as someone would works for coca-cola can not expect to go to work with a can of pepsi in their handirtues of pepsi. >> our contracts asks us to be people of integrity and honor the catholic faith. we do. what is the problem? it make me nervous. >> san francisco supervisors and state legislators may ask for a reconsideration of the decision by the archbishop. >> a crisis team will help students and teachers cope with the death of a 14 year old student while crossing the intersection yesterday morning. the family members say the 14-year-old was on the way to middle school and witnesses say gonzalez was crossing again the signature mall and was hit while trying to run across the street. his friends remember him as someone that everyone liked. >> i always went to the park with him. we had a lot of fun together. he was a good boy, a smart kid. a nice guy. good person. >> the driver was not at fault and was following the 35 mile per hour speed limit. >>> new fears of a super bug outbreak in southern california. dozens fear they i don't come down with the potentially deadly bug after being

of pepsi, so we expect our teachers not to speak against catholic doctrine. >> reporter: also askingm to be rebranded as ministers, which could strip them of federal protection. >> they are teachers. we do not want them to become ministers. we do not want them to lose their workplace rights or anything. >> reporter: the protest was organized by students. >> we ask the archbishop to stop this effort, which is harming our children. >> reporter: they say the morality clauses came as a shock to students. >> it is inherently bad that he put this on us, but it really brought so much of the community together in our school. >> reporter: the question is, will their voices make a difference against the church that sees some social change as counterproductive. >> i think it can. if we keep doing what we're doing and keep pushing, i think it definitely can. >> reporter: the resolution of some of these contentious issues one way or the other could be known relatively quickly. i'm told that these contract negotiations could wrap up in about two months. >> live tonight in san francisco. ken, thank

. >> and just as one who works with coca cola can't expect to go into work each day with a can of pepsir hand and sing the vir choose of pepsi, so we expect our teachers to not speak against traditional catholic doctrine. >> some say that morality clause is discriminatory and violates the civil rites of teachers. one of demonstrators last night was the father of super bowl champion. tom brady's uncle is a former principal at sacred heart, one of the schools under that morality clause. >>> a priest apologizing for distributing controversial pamphlets to young students. school kids as young as second grade at star of it sea school received pamphlets last december asking them controversial questions about sex, abortion, euthanasia, to help them prepare for confession. the pastor says the terrible should have been given to the parents instead of the children. >>> on our newscast at 5 and 6:00 tonight, our joe fonzie will be live in arizona. yesterday he caught up with the san francisco giants. it was the first day back for pitchers and catchers. positional players don't need to report for a

. >> just as someone who works with coca-cola can't expect to go into work each day with a can of pepsi in their hand, and sing the virtues of pepsi, so we expect our teachers not to speak against traditional catholic doctrine. >> the archbishop, who i respect as a person i would rather listen to the pope and the gospel. there seems to be a conflict there. >> the archbishop plans to use the new rule as conditions of employment at four bay area catholic high schools. >> follow up to a story we told you about yesterday. we're now hearing directly from the san francisco priest who parents say said teachers hand out inappropriate pamphlets to children. >> that was inappropriate. we didn't think that through. question of marriage for example, he has always been clear that marriage is between one man and one woman and that homosexual acts are intrinsically evil. >> the father said he regrets giving the material to second through sixth grade students at the star of the sea church. the pamphlet mentioned several sexual topics including abortion. >> a bold timely and very personal revelation by