. >> and, pepsi going back to the future again. company row-releasing several thousand bottles of it pepsi perfect this morning at 9:00 a.m. they will be available on line at shop pepsi. com. there is major backlash, because pepsi originally only released a very limited number of those bottles on back to the future day in october. that was the bottle that michael j. fox was drinking in back to the future two. erika? >> as long as it is not that clear pepsi, i think we're good. remember that stuff? >> no, what was that? >> clear pepsi? >> i don't drink soda. >> well, there you go. you're far healthier than we are. jill, thanks so much. have a great day. >> right now it is 5:37. a pitbull used for dog fighting survives being left to die on the side after chester county road. "eyewitness news" reporter walt hunter shows you how the community is rallying around that dog. >> good boy. >> behind the sad, frightened eyes, the scars from injuries that left him nearly dead, only remi will ever really know all the terrible things that were d

lot of money and you have to sell a lot to fund those types of things settle so with coca-cola and pepsi to fund the salaries of the chief executive of those companies in the order of $20 million per year. these are corporations that behave like any other using a the playbook of the cigarette companies very similar and they follow that playbook exactly and while the end of the nutritionist care about the occasional 7-ounce soda but the larger ones that are problem. it requires much more attention than it has gotten in the past. but with advocacy today without pay have attempted is exceeded to get the sugar added school causing them not to market to children under 12 on television and how they market other ways and young children drink so which soda in this country there are many instances to put a soda into baby bottles this book is very generous to let me put pictures in the. but what they then i learned that i had not known before capita population drinks a so the soviet half drinks more aided the average consumption in the united states is per-capita so if half the population does not

we are not buying coke and pepsi the way we used it to and we are only partially replacing the product with sugary drinks. this did not happen accidentally as any soda company executive will tell you health advocacy is a threat to soda company profits. advocates go far with fewer resources than soda companies have used their democratic rights and time honored method is to promote social change to counter social industry marketing, public relation, advocates are gaining increasing public support and scoring wins with all signs pointing to more to come. i argue in this book that the timing of soda sales are result of affective food advocacy and this example provides less readily applicable to other advocacy targets. this book unlike other books about the soda industry explains what advocacy is so badly needed and how food and health advocacy can best be used to promote desirable social changes. .. >> >> one of the things that i did not do when researching the book was go '02 coca-cola world in atlanta but i made up for that last week. i knew what to say just a few things about coca-cola

. >>> my first time tasting pepsi. he says it tastes the same. >> this is mario's girlfriend. she's allergic to caffeine. she's never had soda so he found her caffeine-free pepsi and this is her first taste. >> i can smell it. oh, my god. >> yeah? >> did she just break down because she tasted soda? >> i feel like her boyfriend is like a drug pusher here. i feel like he just got her hooked on crack. >> this girl starts to cry. >> what's wrong? what's wrong? >> i can't believe that someone >> she's probably had 7-up. that's caffeine free, right? >> that's what i was going to say, even if she's allergic to caffeine everything -- or most things come with a caffeine-free option. >> did she grow up on a farm and they didn't buy stuff? >> farms don't have soda? they have a local store. get in the car and drive to the store and get you some caffeine-free everything. go to the store, i need caffeine-free everything. >>> hope you enjoyed our look back at the fall season. catch us on the next "right this minute." not getting your best sleep? could be you've got the wrong bed. enter sleep

you are speaking at a coca-cola campus nyu is a coca-cola campus only coca-cola products are sold pepsi has its agreement to the university of new york is a student activist kind of program that has to come about and it has to be a real push and all the kids can go top down obviously. but the real question is what you want the company's two-tier. much as a children's cartoon television and want them to stop fighting. it is the very difficult thing to do to get involved with the initiatives than there is a group called killer coke faced god of brooklyn and the guy who runs it he bought one share of coca-cola that gives them the option to go to meetings where he causes well. that is a possibility. [laughter] buy one share the stooges, if you are here think about those things. i don't think i am allowed to push that. [laughter] just a thought. >> the book is on sale by the university bookstore she would be happy to sign them. also the reception it will be quite extraordinary any last words? >> go out and advocate. it works. [applause] [inaudible conversations] >> i open the book with a sce

are they going to buy pepsi? coca-cola? these regulatory issues don't stop.are part of worldwide consolidation of getting big, bigger, bigger. we see a lot of as i said a lot of coordination at the moment, they're not again we've worked on this side. it's complicated but they're allowing deals to go through. higher prices ultimately yes. bigger brands, yes. world coordination of and where, yes. but how big is big? and where do we go from here? >> ankor, we voanl a couple of minutes left. what about china, what about tsing dao, a big national brand and becoming a bigger global brand? >> behind the u.s. the merge raises the most competitive concerns in china. i would expect them to be as in the u.s. the offer of season divestitures in china as well. >> wow. i want to thank my guests, greg engert, ankor kapur, antitrust law specialist and tom perko. managing director of bev mart. i'll be back with a final thought on beer and the lure of using it to be a regular guy. stay with us, it's "inside story" and send us your thoughts on twitter @ajinsidestoryam, or follo

and the pepsi phone is a step closer to becoming a reality, with a chinese crowned funding campaign hassed about a third of the goal of $470,000 for the phone. pepsi is not included. >> lot of buzz about that. >> the folks in brussels have figured out how to make the bet of a bad situation. >> remember we told you that the city is on lockdown because of terror threats? police are telling people not to post their photos of their raid locations on solve media because they tip-off suspects and compromise missions. so people unexpectedly responded by tweeting cat pictures. you can see how adorable they are with # brusselslockdown. it is not clear where cats are shown but there are pictures of adorable cats in all kinds of situations. here are just a few. >> 4:49. "star wars" fans do not move: the scenes you is fought seen before. in the latest force awakens trailer jut out and bart is making it reeseer for you to get home for the holiday. >> if you have a news tip we would like to hear from you, reach out to abc7 news through e-mail or twitter or facebook e-mail or twitter or facebook or ca

. >> diet pepsi? diet pepsi, mountain dew?eally, can't you -- can't it wait until you get to your car? >> we have all been there. even governor chris christie was recently asked to find another seat when he made the mistake of talking too loudly on his cell in the quiet car of the train, which is another "don't." if the area is designated "quiet" even assume your softest voice is too loud. and saying be an example of your xhirn. the phone out of sight for family meals, no excuses. >> everyone on a different device. no one is talking. that's terrible. as it is we spend something like fewer than 10 minutes a day talking to ourselves children. >> and that certainly is a sad statistic. this topic is generating a lot of conversation, even if it is a virtual one, on all of our social media ones. >>> meanwhile, a new study finds that by the age of 4 nearly every child has had experience with cell phones and tablets. in fact, most of them started using the mobile devices before their first birth day. the research from albert einstein

pepsi has a deal with the city of new york only pepsi products are sold. and their past to be a push for that grass-roots bottom-up it isn't top down obviously but those techniques sometimes work is what you want the companies to do and not do. children's cartoon television i wanted to be a public health initiative to organize a boycott. that is difficult to do. to be involved with the initiatives they did get off the campus but it is back. a group called the killer'' and i talk about is based in brooklyn and rogers bought one share of coca-cola that gives him the option to go to meetings. [laughter] so that is a possibility to buy one share. and use it. so students you can think about those things. i've done and allowed to push back a. [laughter] and. >> we can erase that thought >> with the university bookstore she will sign the university bookstore she will sign them. also in the gallery down the and i take it will be quite extraordinary. >> go out and advocate. networks. [inaudible conversations]>> goot of the national press club. [applause] our guest

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jeff gordon in his pepsi max commercials. taking unsuspected passengers for an unforgettable ride. day, he climbs into the number 24 car for the last time, hoping to end his decades-long career with one final championship. we are back on this sunday morning, november 22nd, 2015. some hearty thanksgiving crowds out here this morning. we can do that better. little louder. there we go. now they're awake. let's get a look at the stories making headlines for you at this hour. the fbi looking into a possible isis threat against the u.s. targeting a pro wrestling event in atlanta tonight. up. >>> winter weather is gripping the country's midsection ahead of one of the busiest travel weekends of the year. hundreds of flights grounded at chicago's o'hare. >>> a fire breaks out on the 50th floor at the john hancock sen thor in chicago. this morning, five people recovering from injuries after flames were seen shooting from the window halfway up the building. >>> we start with a man hunt in new orleans for a gunman who shot and wounded a medical student. the student was risking his life to help

pepsi, yahoo, meg whitman with hewlett and we are missing one -- >> and that is dupont. >> dupont. exactly. and then kraft heinz. >> so this is a case where, first of all, whether this is an empirical analysis that is clear or not, the companies we just talked about are companies, with the exception of pepsi, are companies that i think are flawed and businesses that have been rutterless for a long time. so at tack on the boardroom is one that is probably justified. i think in pepsi's case, this is a company where there is a lot of pressure to bring value and maybe spinoff certain parts of the business and that is a bad idea either. so to classify them across the board, i'm not going to touch that. i would say that i think a handful of the companies are companies a lot of people are disappointed with. >> well, listen, in his column, from february, he said only 23 women lead companies in the s&p 500. that is a group of 500 stocks in about a quarter of those have been -- targeted by activists. there is something there, right. >> well, but maybe a woman ceo is the only one that could f

. >> the massive pepsi sign in right field and it's known to fans as the pepsi porch, they're going to be leaving. they've been at citi field since it opened in 2009. pepsi has decided to reinvest in a different way. is leaving, another may move in. coca-cola is thinking of moving in. what do you think? >> coca-cola corner. >> i like that literation. that means they'll be serving coca-cola. >> that's the deal. >> it sort of goes with the territory. >> i never said -- i walked past the pepsi porch. i never sat in it. next will be the coca-cola corner perhaps. it's damp, drizzly, dismal. it's not a great out there. live radar shows most of this continues to slide off to the east and way from the city but it ooh goes doing take a while for the clouds to exit too. upper 50s, partly cloudy, lows in the 40s and a little bit cool never the suburbs. we're talking about another round of showers heading our way a very changeable pattern. it keyss us on our toes. >> you keep us on our toes. let's check in with lauren. >> the roads are not so much. we'll take look outside at the tappan zee bridge

in russia. >> pepsi coala got a head start. >> yes. but i mean, i think for pepsi it's the second largest market in the world if i'm not mistaken. so i think first of all we should blame ourselve for missing opportunities, not outside world, of course. but i think sometimes we-- that is probably what the problem. >> is your bank the largest bank? that's what i thought. i thought i said first and i thought maybe i misunderstood. what is the largest bank in russia. >> it is the former savings bank of russia. >> what brings you to the united states? well, i was meeting with the chairman of some american bank this morning. and had a very fruitful discussions on joint operation and on general things like economy in russia. >> some of the things we've been talking about. >> yeah. i'm maintaining permanent contacts. we have extremely good relationship with united states. we feel it is important partners and i believe they will come where we have more business to do together. >> thank you for coming. >> thank you very much. >> rose: thank you

. >>> and the pepsi phone, one step closer to becomeing a reality. >> a chinese crowd fund has raised about one-third of its goal of 470,000 there are for the phone. >> pepsis are not included, though. >> there's a lot [phone ringing when you've got a house full of guests on the way. and a cold with sinus pressure. you need fast relief. alka-seltzer plus severe sinus congestion and cough liquid gels rush relief to your tough symptoms. [deep breath]to put you back in control. [doorbell] coming! alka-seltzer plus sinus. save your coffee from the artificial stuff. switch to truvia. great tasting, zero-calorie security is tight in american airports this morning just days before thanksgiving. and, in europe, the terror threat is at its highest level ever as officials continue the manhunt for a paris attacker. abc's stephanie ramos has more. american cities on edge. sot mos 3 says - it makes you question every loud noise .." in atlanta...polic e saying they received information about a threat against this pro wrestling event over the weekend. nothing happening here...but americans alert and

. >>> and the pepsi phone, one step closer to becomeing a reality. >> a chinese crowd fund has raised about one-third of its goal of 470,000 there are for the phone. >> pepsis are not included, though. >> there's a lot of buzz about that. >>> those are your "techbytes." [phone ringing when you've got a house full of guests on the way. and a cold with sinus pressure. you need fast relief. alka-seltzer plus severe sinus congestion and cough liquid gels rush relief to your tough symptoms. [deep breath]to put you back in control. [doorbell] coming! alka-seltzer plus sinus. save your coffee from the artificial stuff. switch to truvia. great tasting, zero-calorie forecast with meteorologist sam schreier. certified by weatherrate the independent weather experts" sam weather adlib: put script here in green snow will be melting across iowa today as sunny skies warm our highs well above freezing. it's going to actually feel pretty nice with highs in the mid 40s by the afternoon and a breezy northwest wind. tonight we are going to have another cold night with lows falling to around 30 degrees, s

i loved pepsi-cola and so the man went out and bought me one share of pepsi-cola and i think it couldbsequently -- it really cost him to buy, he had to pay a fee to get one share. i started accumulating shares of pepsi-cola and then i stopped buying it because it got too expensive. what it did was it forced me into looking at the newspaper, looking at following my pepsi-cola share and looked at other stocks and read the newspaper accounts of what was going on, i learned a little about it. i have been on vostok market 14 or 15 years old, ever since. the point i make is if i did not have that job i would not have met that guy. in other words if there were a minimum-wage law there would be not only that opportunity but other opportunities that would have been denied for me and might not have turned out the same way. >> host: what happened to you in the korean war era when you declared yourself white? >> guest: i have a lot of problems in the army. i was drafted into the army. sometimes i call it drafted, my labor services were confiscated by the united states government. this was 1959. i

back in 2008, pepsi's foundation had pledged $7.6 million in grants with two water firms zp. the union chief also sits on the board of a superpac backing clinton and wine gaeingarten en her in july. she has turned over her e-mails and calendars to be transparent coming february. >> if we need a supreme court that protects the right of every citizen to vote, not the right of every one to. . undermined claims had suggested that she was faking the injury to avoid benghazi testimony. jenna? >> and still many e-mails to culminate through. >>> the time between christmas and new year's may be holiday season for you, but every four years it is. the gop hopefuls are trying to get as many as possible to help tonight. >> an american pass, as word emerged they were not yet ready. i think that's a little premature right now for me, but i'm willing to listen to what he has to say. >> pastor darrell scott took the blame for the miscommunication. the meeting still happened and the big endorsement may still happen, too. >> i talked to a number of black ministers that said they're going to vot

the phone. >> pepsi's are not included. >> a lot of buzz about that. >> those are your techbytes. >>> today a piece of entertainment history will be on the auction block in new york. a big draw for anyone that is a disney fan. turner classic is offering off a journal that belonged to walt disney when he was a teenager serving in france. it features five full pages of rodents drawn a decade before mickey mouse was created. the journal dates back to 1918 and will be auctioned off today at bottom's auction house. >>> still ahead, flames shooting from one of the country's tallest skyscrapers. we learn what caused this fire in chicago. the stage. [phone ringing when you've got a house full of guests on the way. and a cold with sinus pressure. you need fast relief. alka-seltzer plus severe sinus congestion and cough liquid gels rush relief to your tough symptoms. [deep breath]to put you back in control. [doorbell] coming! alka-seltzer plus sinus. save your coffee from the artificial stuff. switch to truvia. great tasting, zero-calorie >>> on the money, wall street begins on the heels of it

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one-thir of its goal of 470,000 there are for the phone. >> pepsis are not included though. >> there's a lotf buzz about that. >>> those are your "techbytes." [phone ringing when you've got a use full of guests on the way. and a co with sinus pressure. you need fast relief. alka-seltzer plus severe sinus congeion and cough liquid gels rush relief to your tough symptoms. [deep breath]to put you back k in contr. [doorbell] coming! alka-seltzer plus sinus. switch to truvia. great tasting, zero-calorie overdue taxes could find themselves unable to travel, internationally. lawmakers are working on a highway funding bill that includes a provision to revoke the passport of any u-s citizen who owes more than 50-grand in quote "seriously delinquent tax debt." supporters of the measure say it will be a big incentive to get those who owe taxes to pay up. it could also significantly impact americans living abroad... o may not be kekeing up with their domestic tax bills. jessica rae: a lot of people won trophies. at last night's american music awards. but hardly any winners were talking. and the on

>> jennifer, we reached out to some of the big boys in this business, general mills, kellogg's and pepsi back to us just an hour ago. i will read their statements and part. "the study is misleading and its characterization of ad spending in nutrition criteria comparisons. kellogg has a long history of responsible marketing." they go on to say, "we only advertise food that meets stringent nutrition criteria." i'm sure you have seen similar statements. what do you think? >> the biggest snack foods that kellogg's markets to kids are pop tarts. their nutrition -- pop tarts do not meet their nutrition standards of what should be marketed to kids part of the reason that kids are seeing these at is because they are appearing during programming that lots of kids are watching that doesn't technically meet kellogg's criteria for marketing to children. it gets technical but they are advertising on programs such as nick at night and abc family, disney movies and things like that. according to them, these are not child directed programs. >> based on kellogg's response, it doesn't seem you are making

students at san francisco state university are objecting to plans to give "pouring rights" to coco-cola, pepsiry drink company. the rights allow the winning company to sell all the fountain drinks at residence halls and sporting events.as well as stock machines and campus stores. s-f-s-u released a request for proposals last spring. one student says she's furious that university officials would jeopardize students' health by promoting such unhealthy drinks. university presidnet leslie wong says the school has made no decisions and is trying to figure out whether to enter such an agreement. still ahead. pope francis speaking out about the recent terror attacks. his message to the french people. and the alameda sheriff's department under fire over newly released surveillance video. how the department is responding to reports of the alleged suspect beating. >> dave : we keep those winds of around in your forecast, and will have your forecast coming out alright guys. i want to show you some cutting edge technology. this is a vhs tape. push that tape in and hit play. this is a flip phone. have you

. >>> no coke, no pepsi, no problem. the students at san francisco state are celebrating no soda on campus. the university had been considering a proposal to allow coke and pepsi to bid for the so-called exclusive pouring rights on the san francisco state campus. if a deal had been made, it could have meant millions of dollars in new revenue and funding for university. but many students objected, saying they didn't want their public institutions sold to big soda. >> they do not need to be dependent on money from private corporations to fund their education. >> according to the university, san francisco state is now the only csu campus without a pouring rights contract. >>> i'm jodi hernandez in san francisco. demands for change at a series of dangerous intersections. a decade after a little boy was killed while crossing the street, some new accidents have a neighborhood outraged. >>> and concerns about overcrowding and too much traffic. i'm elyse kirschner live in walnut creek. tonight ahead, why despite the worries a ne

all cans disguised as pepsi. i haven't soon the video and the pictures and they're good. go this is heineken looking like heineken. except the star is red. add up to 200 cases. some of the video here, and officials -- i was think, okay, probably put a sticker on the cans about u but much more complicated. cut the thing off and underneath that pepsi squiggle, that's where you find the heineken. drink organize carrying booze is a serious crime in saudi arabia. yet they routinely go to bahrain and drink it up good. but you can only do it there. in a secrete way. if you do it there the drinking of the heineken the punishment can be prison time and flogging because saudi arabia, our ally and good friends. still, that does not stop people from trying smuggle it in because heineken, saudi officials have posted photos from the booze busts, another one here involving heineken, with the large red star. some point we'll get back to the regular heineken with the short neck, for now you have to go to beau rip to get your heineken. >> the white house secret service officer accused of t

. >>> pepsi is releasing a new product that will do more than quench your thirst. imagine a world where the holidays were about people again. where doorbusters referred to loved ones pouring through the front door. and the four-letter word that defined the season was l-o-v-e and not s-a-l-e. what if the only reason to wake up at 3 a.m. was to spot a reindeer in the sky? and coupons were only used to redeem one more kiss? that's the world t.j.maxx, marshalls and homegoods stores live in. where there's no need for sales because we offer amazing prices on popular brands everyday. and where you can always save on thoughtful gifts thanks to weekly arrivals of new products. let's put more value on what really matters. this season bring back the holidays with t.j.maxx, marshalls and homegoods. this season bring back the holidays on this monday, november 23 we're following breaking news this morning. a fiery crash has shut down a portion of i2950 in south jersey, we're live with the details. >> dangerous fumes seep into several homes in south jersey overnight. >> break out

. >> yeah, long-time pepsi guy. m&m's car.tonight, we'll break down what happened with both the football teams. we also have the camera in with the warriors. chance to make history tonight, tying for the fastest start in league history. >> we'll take that. dennis, thanks. >>> thanks for watching. "60 minutes" is next. see you at 11:00. ,,,,,, ,,,,,,,,,,,,,, captioning funded by cbs and ford. we go further, so you can. >> weapon is now loaded, finger off the trigger, holster up. >> cooper: the new york police department is so concerned about a paris-type attack, they're retraining all 35,000 police officers in the city. they allowed us to watch some of what they're doing. >> the big piece i always tell people is time is of an issue for both ends. the shooter always wants more time inside because that's more victims. we need to cut his time in half, if not minimize it completely, by getting there quickly. and that's a complete shift, a paradigm change for law enforcement across the board. >> we're in the combined joint operation

. >> this convenience store clerk said he briefly turned his back after ringing up a pepsi and lottery ticket for the customer when, look, the man steals the the -- steels it from the counter and hides it. as this clip was run on tv it caught the eye of a mother who son. >> she saw him and told him about it and it was the right thing to do was turn himself in. >> a day after taking a jar with a mere $84 to fund research for children's cancer the 44-year-old, a fully employed nurse, went to police and fessed up. >> he said it was a stupid thing to do and he didn't know why he did it. >> for the local shoppers the cruel crime is personal. >> i am a cancer patient. who collect money for causes such as mine. he had to be desperate to take it. >> that suspect was arraigned in court. he was ordered held on $500 cash bail and to stay away from that store. reporting live, 7 news. >>> police in lester are looking for an accused shoplifter today. they say the woman seen in this surveillance video stole coffee and jeans from a local store. the crime allegedly happened several weeks ago, but they

nestle waters and pepsi's naked juice are among the companies heavily vested in 1-to-1. >> so if we get the recycling rates high enough in the u.s. it's very easy to have 100 percent recycled material for our use. >> if you keep something in closed loop, you're replacing virgin resources over and over and over again, so the math catches up with you in a pretty awesome way and is responsible for avoiding a whole bunch of environmental consequences. >> coming up, a controversial landfill. >> the whole milpitas is like a huge bathroom, you know, it so smells, just smells so bad. >> could swedish technology have the answer? >> we want to hear what you think about these stories. join the conversation by following us on twitter and at aljazeera.com/techknow. >> throwaway living... a promise of liberation... americans are free at last... this feature in life magazine from 1955 signaled the beginning of a "throwaway society." >> if people only knew the problem that they were creating when they extolled the virtues of throwaway living. this is a monster in the creating right here. >> hello. >> h

sweetened drinks include diet coke help pepsi and other beverages using artificial sweeteners. beverages generally have a poor diet. >> a goat goes on the loose and proves to police it is really just a bad boy. >> love it. dramatic video captures that moment passengers in a small plane were saved by a parachute. that's coming up at 5:30. first here's america's money. >> the use slapped takata with a record fine. >> japanese auto parts supplier could pay up top $200 million over those exploding air bags worldwide at least eight people have been killed and more than 100 others injured. >> the e. coli outbreak that forced chipotle to close restaurants in the northwest is growing. at least 37 cases have been reported. >> scientists have identified the micro organism responsible for the outbreak and may be able to pinpoint the source today. >> spirit airlines once again hiking fees for checked luggage on holiday season flights. >> and frontier airlines is following suit charging an extra five to $10 for checked and carry on baggage between thanksgiving week and just after new year's

that was a lot of money which by the way it goes against the idea but then trouble with a pepsi was with the collapse of the overall system to give a lot of discretion to stabilize the system only those things that give the highest return. the liquidation authorities about the stability to protect the creditors in general so that is why i would prefer to see the liquidation authority that is dedicated to the main part - - objective is to the overall system. >> host: i said the pronouncements of 2015 don't move markets it was amusing how in 2002 when you joined the administration as the fed governor and then became the chief economic adviser but then went back to chairman of the fed that your link bridgehead to be much more precise. how does that work out at home? [laughter] do you talk differently? [laughter] i am accused by my wife to quit talking like that at home. >> to take the fight to the american people? [laughter] but i understand the pressure. >> my home life was a tremendous relief talk about my personal experience my wife was good to give me an oasis to think about something e

this clerk briefly turn his back after ringing up pepsi and lottery ticket when look the man steals the jimmial fund and hides it between elbow and chest. as this clip was run on tv caught the eye of mother who realized its her son. >> a day after the a jar for $84. a fully employed nurse went to police and fessed. he said it was stupid thing to do. he doesn't really know why he did it. >> for local shoppers this cruel crime is very personal. >>> i am a cancer patient. and so i have a passion for people that take -- collect money to causes such as mine. he had to be desperate to take it. >> we're following more news today. a man who jumped a fence at the white house on thanksgiving sent for mental health evaluation and the secret service is investigating. he appeared in court charged with illegal entry. court documents said he told police officer i love my country and i knew it would be locked up. he jumped over the white house fence wrapped in american flag. president obama and the first family were home at the time celebrating thanks giving. they had the man in custody within seconds.

it's amazing how the alchemy of branding an image can make us choose coke or pepsi, crest or colgate, clorox or hydrox. personally, i've never been able to taste the difference. (laughter) ands there's one marketing tactic out there that really intrigues me because it happens a lot and most people don't know about it. when a brand in order to focus their marketing efforts creates an an imaginary character that represents the kind of customer they want to attract. for example, and this is true. when i began this show, cbs created a marketing presentation that said there were two kinds of viewers out there. there were donnies and debbies. apparently my last show was something of a donnie fest. so-- (laughter). >> stephen: they like me to get more debbies which is why you're welcome, ladies. (applause) and i'm not the only one with imaginary customers. so is casual fresh mex chain qdoba which for years has been playing second taco to chipotle. so they've been trying to differentiate themselves. for instance, recently chipotle had an outbreak of e. coli, so qdoba went with tie foid. foid.

highs the stock is still worth owning, 21 times next year's earnings estimates in line with coke and pepsi. beverage stocks works when the fed puts on the brakes. and not weighed down by the rest of the world at least currencies. now, how about -- monster bev ram! mnst. the number two energy drinkmaker -- a relentless march higher after the company had a spectacular quarter. sales up more than 13% one day. regular viewers know i've been a big fan of monster a long time. the energy drink market is a duopoly. 4/5 of the industry and red dog top dog for ages, monster is catching up in recent years to the point monster is the number one energy drinkmaker by volume if not sales. a big catch-up. what took them to the next level, partnered in coca-cola last year. 16.7% stake in the company. lots of money there to buy back stock and incredibly important worldwide bottling distribution network. this deal closed five months ago and paying off big time, we saw what monster reported and blew away wall street's estimates. a lot of guys short. guess what? gaffed! 2012, that's right. monster has accelera