china is the no. 1 growth market for procter and gamble. have quotes where she says china is no. 2 mark and going for no. 1 and do it by marketing our products to millions of villages across china. that is the mentality of the company, all about growth and convincing us that we need more products. these are also in the most toxic categories and increasingly marketed to younger and younger girls. this is an example of a 5 or 7 year old on the cover of a skin, hair relaxer. these are ratings, that is the most toxic hair relaxers and no. 1 is a kid's product. then for hair dye, younger and younger girls are getting hair dye. "new york times", girls 10 and 11 are getting their hair dyed into the salon. it used to be 15 or 16. the industry was excited. this represent as growth market for the industries. it also represents age and continued chemical exposures to many of these toxins for young girls and more exposures to the environment as hair dyes get into the waterway and food even if we don't get our hair dyed. our skin should be lighter and d

is on exporters profits and costs procter is. a misprint three dollars and that feeds into. the rest of the world in fort worth of emerging markets in particular and another greece specifically for russian oil stocks we've seen from before all the prices in russian export taxes are saying it's you know it's sort of backward looking so the free syrian the period we're going to be paying higher taxes because oil prices were high in the past but to be are going to be ringing with money because gold price may drop so that's that's sort of serious that's i mean you know there are four russian oil companies that situation and. there are things that's out there for now we'll have more for you in less than one hour after that. the. thing.

our executive producer went to procter and gamble and said, madam, and talked us into getting back ongot a good airs thought, and people discovered us. -- a good air spot, and people discovered us. it was like a party. tavis: maybe you were right, and i was wrong. nobody gets canceled after the first season and comes back and again and goes on to be a legendary production. >> i do not know anything like that either. they knew it was good. they knew we had a good show. it was not that we were bad and got put back on, but we picked up an audience over the summer. i think that is what saved us. >> how did you get that show? >> i was on "bye-bye birdie," and he had that show. he was going to be rob, but they did not like him in that part, and he saw me in the play, and i came out and shot the pilot, and that is how i did it. it was supposed to be peetrie, but i said petrie. it just stock. tavis: what was it like to work with mary tyler more? >> she was about 12 years younger than i was, beautiful, and a good actors. -- a good actress. i said, can she be funny? they have razor sharp senses

when edward bernays get large retainers for procter and gamble. c-span: at one point you talk about and enter a bar of soap and say have that it. what was the edited? >> to attitudes. that particular date she actually cut herself and had to be taken to the doctor. a very deep cut. that represented symbolically the fact that he was not always appropriate. something that was risky, but more risky over the years was that every time that he was trying to sell something they seemed to get brought into the campaign to the point where we see that even at his daughter's wedding he was putting out press releases and basically telling the world that not only were they his daughters who were getting married, but the grandnieces of sigmund freud in or about to marry these distinguished people. everything became a campaign, including raising his own daughters. c-span: backed his picture. you were taught by his daughter, and. where is she? >> she is, two daughters, your daughter, and endorsed. doris was wonderful at helping me understand her father in terms of

believe relocating now directly into the bloc would add another strong bastion for the survival and procter -- proper functioning in these tough times. i am inclined to support it and i assume we have a motion. commissioner sugaya: one question to staff -- we just approved the conditional use for a new location for the thai massage -- a can remember the address -- 1600. thank you. president olague: i want to thank the many members of the public who were here for many hours and refrained from speaking. we spend hours preparing to speak for 2 minutes and i know we were trying to move the hearing along because we have a 5:00 certain item. i want to thank you for coming out and showing your support and giving us that courtesy. i also fully support this project and think it is an inconvenience that the property was purchased by someone who does not want to continue with this use obviously. i have been there waiting for the bus and it is comforting to know it feels like a safe place. i know the entertainment license, you have had some interesting entertainment over the years and it is unfortunate

coke and procter & gamble missed. >>> brazil is booming. some 30 million people have been lifted from poverty to this rising middle class to the vast natural resource, doing massive trade deals with china, and that is creating a real boom on the ground throughout brazil. so what is brazil doing right, and it is sustainable going forward? should you be investing your money in brazil? joining me washington is richard haass, president of the council on foreign relation. richard, always wonderful to have you on the program. >> thanks a lot, maria. >> so let's talk about brazil. i know you have been here many times and have been studying the economy for so long. what is driving this boom happening, and so much money moving into brazil? >> well, what really goes back about 20 years ago during the cardoso era. you put into place a modern regulatory regime, more lenient laws to attract investment and so forth. and then you began at the same time to begin to address the poverty, to look at some of the educational issues and so forth. so if you will,

men's roles in the household are shifting and product companies are like clorox, like procter & gamble are looking to reach men. because they're making household decisions. they've got disposable income that they never had and ultimately they're sharing the responsibilities for family decisions with mom. so dads and men, lifestyle products, are just kind of off the chart. we have a lot of demand for that. >> if i'm a corporation, why should i come and spend my social marketing budget with you as opposed to facebook or twitter or somebody else that's in that space? you're going up against some very large competitors? >> there's some formula one competitors out there. i think what's interesting about facebook versus the conversational marketing marketplace is this notion that i get to do more, what we'll call higher up the funnel. what facebook is offering consumers is just primarily or advertisers, is just primarily an advertising unit. very well targeted, big audience. here we give them a chance to talk about their products. talk about their categories. they have tremendous amount of i

launched edison nation, an online community, where we partner up with the biggest companies out there, procter & gamble, bed, bath and beyond, walmart, to find out where they're looking for ideas. cast a big net, collect those ideas, aggregate them, filter them and license them. >> in an era of technology, and we're here in silicon valley, is there still really markets, significant markets for something that is shall we say, low-tech in. >> you know, this is not the next google. but if you're a 2-year-old or the parent of a 2-year-old, it's just as valuable. >> what is the thing with the blanket, with the sleeves? >> the snuggy. >> i don't know how many units they've sold on that. >> $1 billion, right? >> when it comes to the individuals, the inventors, what are the common mistakes that people make in trying to get their idea out of their brain or off a sheet of paper into reality? >> well, typically, people have great ideas, we all have great ideas. but people don't follow through because they don't have the time, they don't have the financial resources, they don't have the expertise. people

procter and gamble product i don't know how whatever i did i did read that it might get my life might get more awesome for x.-box users gamers might be able to have face time with each other when they're when they're playing they can. hear you like you know what you did i don't like that way ok lastly i just love people that make stupid nine one one call it's like they called after confiscating weed meeting so many pot brownies here's a guy that actually called nine one one and asked them to going to. i mean so the idea of charging this guy for five hundred dollars because he had called nine one something like seventy nine times in the past year and i think any ire should be higher but you know i'm thinking like all these policies are having you know real fiscal issues here's a way to raise some money you know start doing your runs for people if they're going to go out to their houses on no also. that i think you know insulting that this guy is wasting a cop's time it's. finally in cities and therefore you have the disease maybe you can free money on an ambulance i will be there in a

a valid point i think you know they're going to break into your calls and you know hockey you so procter and gamble products i don't know how whatever i do i do agree that it might get my life might get more awesome for x.-box users gamers might be able to have a time with each other when they're when they're playing they can. hear you like you know you can then like ok lastly i just love people that make stupid nine one one calls like that called after confiscating we needing to pop brownies here's a guy that actually called nine one one and asked them to going to run for him i mean charging this guy for five hundred dollars because he had called them and won something like seventy nine times in the past year and i think you're going to hire should be higher but you know i'm thinking like all these municipalities are having you know real fiscal issues heres a way to raise money you know start doing your runs for people if you're going to go out to their houses on no also. that i was thinking how insulting that this guy is wasting your time with this. only in cities you know bore you hav

expect to see prices continue to rise, a number of large consumer products companies like clorox, procter gamble, kimberly- clark, even said in their recent earnings reports they would likely have to raise prices on products to deal with higher commodities prices. yahoo is dealing with a major headache in china. over the past couple of days, a lot of mysterious words have been issued over the movement of one of its key companies. it's an online payment company called ollie pay which is a subsidiary of an e-commerce join called ollie faba in which yahoo owns a 43% stake. yahoo also owned a big part of ollie pay and the company was mysteriously moved off of yahoo's books onto the ceo of ollie baba. and yahoo's only saying they did not know that this happened and that company is worth $1.7 billion for yahoo. another case of having to deal with very cryptic messages and business decisions in china. yahoo is dealing with that now. investors are not happy and stock hit hard over the past couple of days, down again this morning by another a little over 5% right now. overall the stock market is d

. >> it's diamond encrusted, for procter & gamble's 75th anniversary. >> what do you do?ing it into any hot water. now the piece de resistance is chocolate. would you pay $2,600 for a pound of knipshielt chocolate? why, because it's got truffle oil in the ganache and creme and vanilla and $250 per chocolate and inside is a rare truffle. >> is it actually good, though? >> personally, i am not sure that i do the chocolate truffle thing and i will tell you knipshielt make chocolate and my children would probably get choked if they gave me that. i'll leave here today and get breakfast in bed and it will be priceless. >> it's the effort and thought put into the gifts. this is mom's day so you all enjoy it. you don't have to spend a lot but if you can, knock yourself out. [ robin ] my name is robin. and i was a pack-a-day smoker for 25 years. i do remember sitting down with my boys, and i'm like, "oh, promise mommy you'll never ever pick up a cigarette." i had to quit. ♪ my doctor gave me a prescription for chantix, a medication i could take and still smoke, while it built up i

procter but take a peek at the bay bridge. a good commute. a little bit of a week.as well. it is starting to rain, we will be right back. >> 9:19 a.m.. i have to show you this amazing video. give this is out of australia. it is a waterspout. a tornado 8 that has touched down on water. isn't this cool? spotted off of new south wales has near sydney. and this is an amazing sight. when a and when there are reports of several water spots, there reached heights of nearly 2,000 ft. straight up. taking a look at this video. a long funnels snaking out of one of several storms that moved across the northeast nebraska. this was caught yesterday by a storm chasers. along with heavy rain they had wind in the heel of to 4 in. in diameter. >> all eyes on bay area weather, a look from the golden gate as well as downtown san francisco. this is the transamerica pyramid. we have grain coming down -- we have rain coming down. >> you can see drop was on the golden gate bridge. we have lain in the north bay and on the peninsula. scattered showers, particularly in the north bay in the mo