because we had both businesses, for us, the quaker oats company, which includes quaker and gatorade,as a logical acquisition. david: when i was a young person, i played sports, and in those days it was such a long time ago that the conventional wisdom was you were not supposed to drink anything at halftime because you would get a cramp. so you were supposed to just sweat. the idea of hydrating had not come along. one time we played a team in australia, in la crosse, and they had a different idea, to drink beer during halftime, and it actually worked. they did much better. so we actually went to that approach. indra: i think somebody gave you wrong information, so you should hydrate to avoid cramps. that is how gatorade was created. david: but before that, people didn't know that. what about tropicana? that was one of your ideas, as well. how did that come about? indra: in 1997, we bought tropicana because we had no beverage brand that was being served to consumers before 10:00 in the morning. the first time somebody reached for a pepsico beverage was 10:00 in the morning, which was p

beginning in the 1880's, pretty early, quaker oats developed this mascot, the quaker from the 17th century, and he is slapped on all of their products and advertising. so he shows wholesomeness and a nostalgia for the past. he is somebody you can trust. he is inspiring of confidence. he promises wealth and a healthy -- he promises wellness and a healthy product. you would often see in the quaker oats and pictures of children and mothers. there is a promise to mothers that this is going to be a good experience, kids will love it, you are doing your job as a mom. quaker oats was trying to bypass the merchants and create the experience through its ads. this becomes more and more common over the course of the 20th century, brands have a kind of reputation, they have a meeting to consumers. -- they have a meaning to consumers, a personality in some ways, a feeling about a product, product line, that did not exist before. and it takes a lot of work on the advertisers part to convince people that they don't like soap. -- to convince people that plain old white soap can be different than ivory soa

aj with 35 points to face the quakers.n for the quakers. goodwin for a young people. la salle wasn't happy. >> jimmy "jimmy kimmel live" followed by "nightline." guests tonight martin short and music from lady about bell lum. >> "action news" continues at 4:30 tomorrow. with cecily tynan jamie apody the entire "action news" team, i'm jim gardner. goodnight. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ >> dicky: from hollywood, it's “jimmy kimmel live”! tonight -- martin short. from “gold,” edgar ramirez. we play big hair baby bingo, and music from lady antebellum. and now, quite simply, here's jimmy kimmel! [ cheers and applause ] ♪ >> jimmy: hello, everyone. i'm jimmy. welcome. thank you for watching. thank you for coming. thank you for joining us here on abc where earlier tonight our new

so william wright was one of the employees, and his wife phoebe wright were both quakers, some of themost influential underground railroad conductors. so in the 1850s, william and phoebe wright have a couple slaves that escape from maryland on their property. they asked them to do work on the field so they were waiting to pass it on further toward harrisburg and in the meantime, slaves arrived and caught them openly working in the fields, it seems like all was lost. william wright however set out to your heart, will you let them go outside. >> the slaveholders consent to this and in the meantime phoebe wright his wife appeared on the porch with a minor and she lectured these two men from maryland for over 30 minutes area eyewitnesses said their teeth were chattering by the end of it. at the end of the bible lecture, they realized the slaves were nowhere to be seen. they were serious, they accused the right of tricking them and william intervened and said i have done nothing of the sort, you are listening to a bible for my wife, you are free to leave at any time. they searched the prem

quaker -- we are the good we make. >> "today" at 65 is brought to you by quaker.salutes "today." >> let's take a peek outside, can we? we're celebrating joanne as well as our 65th anniversary. >> jojo has some signs for her. >> very nice. >> we've got a fun trivia game. we are calling "who said it." >> america's most famous weather man and tv personality, al roker. he is going to play host. >> okay, ladies. i have a bunch of crazy quotes on these cards that have been said by some of our female today co-hosts in the past and present. you have to guess who said it. we picked some players from the plaza to help out. on team klg we've got shani from texas, and on team hoda we have elizabeth from michigan. >> yeah, girl! >> they've got attitude. >> here's how it's supposed to work. i'm going to read a quote. you hit your buzzers and show me the anchor paddle head that matches it. i need help. joanne lamarca, you're going to read the quotes. scl >> come on, jojo where. >> i hate my voice. >> we do too, but we're going -- no, we love you. we're going to miss you. okay. w

at quaker, for over 140 years, we've known good is made.tential that started with the humble oat to the innovative spirit within our people, we've been thoughtfully crafting, perfecting, to bring what's truly good to your table. so, while everyone's getting back to what's good, we were always here. quaker -- we are the good we make. dr. oz: back with mr. trump. we'll talk about some of the hot button health issues facing this country. first up addiction. just this week this picture shocked our nation. two parents slumped over from a heroin overdose with their 4-year-old son in the back seat of the car. mr. trump, you said publicly that we are losing the war on drugs badly. how do we turn this around? >> we have to stop it at the border. it is coming in mostly through as you know the southern border. it's pouring in. we have to do something. i was just given the endorsement by 16,500 border patrol agents. they say you'll be the only one that's going to stop it. i won't get involved in politics but -- dr. oz: you've been so good. >> i've done

quaker -- we are the good we make. today at 65 is brought to you by quaker.salutes "today." >> oh! let's take a peek outside, can we? we're celebrating joann as well as our 65th anniversary. jo jo has signs for her. right now we have a fun trivia game. we're and america's most famous weatherman and tv personality. al roker will play host. tell us how it works. >> here is the deal. i have a bunch of crazy quotes that have been said by our female "today" co-hosts. meredith, katie, or klg and hoda. we picked players from the plaza to help out. on team klg. we have seany. >> and on team hoda elizabeth! >> yeah sflch! they've got attitude. >> i'm going to read a quote and you hit the buzzer and show me the anchor paddle head. i need help. come here and you're going to read it! come on over, jo jo! >> i mate my voice. >> we do, too. -- no. we love you. we love you. we're going to miss you. >> okay. >> so why don't you read the first one. >> why don't i put my glasses on. i haven't touched you all morning. it's been really hard. >> who is this? >> i haven't touched

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in fact they were quakers in particular, were influential in the grants developing a peace policy. he turned over Ãthe ironic thing about all of this is the eastern humanitarians and their desire to save the indians, they saw nothing worthwhile in indian culture worth saving. so they were agents of culture genesis is much as the government was. they had the belief that the indians had to be christianized, civilized, concentrated in reservations. for the indians to have a chance of surviving. which was, again, in light of the times it was not necessarily immoral or unrealistic way of looking at things. but again the humanitarians had a very paternalistic view of the indians. they wanted to save them but not the culture. >> so they had this but they weren't influential enough to do much more. >> they weren't influential enough to stop the conference that arose and often times they were sympathetic when conflicts arose. sympathetic with the army. and it is hard to generalize but the influence of the humanitarians really came front and center after most of the fighting was over. in ter

the quakers were in particular in guarantees developing a peace policy. he turned over a large of indian agency to management by the quackers and other religious organizations and the ironic thing about all of this the eastern humanitarians in their desire to save the indians, they saw nothing worthwhile in indian culture worth saving, so they were agents of cultural genocide, just as much as the government was. they -- they subscribe today prevailing, indians christianized, civilized, concentrated among reservations for the indians to have a chance of surviving which was a, again, it was not a -- not necessarily a moral or unrealistic way of looking at things but, again, humanitarians had paternal listic view of the indians. they we wanted to save them but not their culture. >> so they had this but they weren't influential enough to do much more, i guess? >> they weren't influential enough to stop the conflicts that arose and often times they were sympathetic when the conflicts arose. the influence of the humanitarians really came front and center after

the judges voted the quaker city string band came out on top.vision, golden sunrise took first place and fancy brigade division the vikings won. in the wench division, the oregon band won with the rubber ducky, you are a mum theme. >> a tax on distributors that sell beverages to retailors will go to parks and libraries. supporters say it will help ease the obesity epidemic. >> filling up in pennsylvania is more expensive. the state's gas tax jumped eight cents a gallon with the start of the new year, increasing 11-cents a gallon for diesel. the increase will pay for construction projects like the increase in new jersey. >> the new year meant new babies. sawyer johnson arrived 13 seconds after midnight. he weighed in at ate pounds and joins his mom and dad and proud two-year-old brother. it was a long but happy night for this family from new jersey. 21 minutes later, marissa campbell of clifton heights welcomed evelyn camp bell born at delaware county hospital weighing in just under eight pounds. evelyn is marissa's first child. there's much more

quaker -- we are the good we make. >>> and i want to say we're happy we're in bed. a good night sleep can make our break your day. do you really need eight hours a night? >> who knows. what about catching up on sleep over the weekend? >> if you're tired of being tired we're putting the myths to bed in a game we're calling snooze or lose. >> we have nbc news contributor dr. natalie azar. >> thank you, dr. natalie. we're playing a game. we have pillows that say myth or fact. >> yeah. i'll read some theories or whatever. you'll tell me if you think they're true or not. >> the older you get the fewer hours of sleep you need. fact or myth? >> i think it's fact. >> smith. >> fact. it's a fact. >> yep. adults up to age 26 to 64 you need about 7 to 9. the range changes a little bit 7 to 8. the lower end of it goes down to 5 or 6. it's true you need less sleep as you get older. >> what is the least amount of sleep? >> over the age of 65 i would say 5 or 6 hours. if the range for us is 7 to 99, that's ac-- eight folks. if you do

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quaker -- we are the good we make. no time for a bath? johnson's head-to-toe cleansing cloths.'re done in half the time. and you're off. johnson's. for every little wonder. >> good tuesday morning. i'm katy zachry. just two minutes before 10:30. let's talk to meteorologist bill henley. he has your first alert forecast. >> you might see snow in the lehigh valley this afternoon, but most areas will stay cloudy today. we'll get rain tonight as the temperatures will go up this afternoon and they stay up tonight. by tomorrow afternoon, 52 degrees. 60s on thursday, and it cools down at the end of the week, and more wet weather ahead for this weekend. katy? >> thanks for that. let's get a look at the traffic. >> the belmont avenue offramp was partially blocked off. right now it's opened back up. no problems there, but now we're seeing a little bit of a delay on the eastbound side right now. >> jessica, thanks for that. the search is on on for three gunmen wanted for violent crimes in the frankfort section of philadelphia. police say the men assaulted and robbed a young woman near the

at quaker, for over 140 years, we've known good is made.m the potential that started with the humble oat to the innovative spirit within our people, we've been thoughtfully crafting, perfecting, to bring what's truly good to your table. so, while everyone's getting back to what's good, we were always here. quaker -- we are the good we make. >>> a good night's sleep can make or break your day, but do you really need eight hours a night? >> who knows? what about catching up on sleep over the weekend? >> if you are tired of being tired, we are putting all those myths to bed in a game we are calling snooze or lose. >> we're so happy we're in bed. thank you. we have to get started nbc medical contributor dr. natalie azar. i just want to stay in bed. >> hey, dr. natalie. we are going to play a little game, and jenna and i have pillows that say myth or fact. >> i'm going to read some theories or whatever. you're going to tell me if they're true or not. number one, the older you get, fewer hours of sleep you need. is that a fact or a myth? >> i thi

. >> so we will break it down, quaker city coming in big for best string band, and then also for string band captains, thomas damore, comics was murray. fancy brigade we were just looking at that was south philly vikings. when much brigade went to oregon. >> okay. >> i need to see, i didn't see it, but i have been dying to see quaker city because their theme i was told before was game of thrones. >> sure. >> i was dying to see what they do with that. >> did we have a camera at the parade? why don't we just look that up >> we will look it up on you tube. >> i'm sure we had a warning there was going to be a parade , and we sent a crew to that parade. >> we have some other things. >> 117 years, we had 117 year warning that it was going to happen. >> my favorite is string bands i don't know if we have video of that portion. did you see what happened new years eve, i saw it on twitter but maybe you watched it live. >> no, i was watching, don't get me started, but i did not see any of the times square stuff. man rice a carry had a melt down. the let's watch it. >> ♪ >> happy new year. >> is s

quakers beating yale 26-15.n the facility has hosted more ncaa basketball games than any other arena in america. more ncaa tournament games as well. mostly back in the old days before those big oversized mega stadiums were all the luxury suites took over. the palestra is on just about everyone's list of great sports venues in america and for good reason. it's not just that it was one of the first steel and concrete sports palaces built in this country or one of the first without interior columns to block the view of fans. no, it's mostly because the palestra has atmosphere. the kind that comes naturally. doesn't need to be piped in through a pa system. the seats vast majority are them are bleachers. you lean into the game. leaning backward puts you in the lap of the fan behind you. you sit on a number on your bench the hope you guy sitting next to you on his little number hasn't just eaten a big dinner. concourse that end circles the seating area includes a basketball museum of sorts now a days. but the pathway

we have a broken line of showers across pots town, quaker town, allentown continuing to lift through the area. unlike yesterday, last night at this time, temperatures are well above freezing. no threat of freezing rain tonight. 46 in philadelphia, same in allentown, trenton, atlantic city, 50. we get a quarter inch of rain, continues to lift and south of it, lots of clouds, mostly cloudy, some peaks of sunshine. you will feel the warmth in the air, 7:00, 48. lunchtime, should make it to a high of 64-degrees, 14-degrees above normal with peeks of sunshine, more clouds and sun not anyway near the high for philadelphia. the record high 72 set in 1890. a lot of communities pretty close, wilmington atlantic city airport, forecasting a high of 62. both areas 63 set in 1913. they have a good shot of tieing the record. don't get used to it. friday, behind a cold front moving through, we have the winds of change. arctic high pressure bringing winds out of the northwest. a high of 48. we hit that early and temperatures dropping with pressure along the front bring the possibility of snow on sat

quaker -- we are the good we make. no time for a bath? johnson's head-to-toe cleansing cloths.'re done in half the time. and you're off. johnson's. for every little wonder. dublin. drivers are once again dealing with wet conditions from this latest storm. meteorologist kari hall will have the forecast in a moment. you can sign up for weather alerts anytime on your smartphone .. with our nbc bay area app. ==rvl== that's also where you can link to our interactive >>> good morning. you can sign up for weather alerts any time at the nbc bay area app. it's an interesting show right now. >>> flooding concerns are high in the north bay. the russian river remains at flood stage and water levels are expected to crest higher tomorrow. go to the home page right now to lead to the video and find the latest condition there is. we'll look at weather and traffic coming up right after the break. ck traffic maps >>> our microclimate weather alert continues as we will be tracking some heavy rain into the afternoon as well as the evening hours. we're also keeping an eye on river levels, especiall

at quaker, for over 140 years, we've known good is made.ial that started with the humble oat to the innovative spirit within our people, we've been thoughtfully crafting, perfecting, to bring what's truly good to your table. so, while everyone's getting back to what's good, we were always here. quaker -- we are the good we make. >> we are back with our month-long series "start today" and i'm here with my fitness inspiration, sue from soul cycle. >> back to the bavsics plan. i'm here to spy for team jenna to learn exactly what i need to be doing. >> let me tell you, simple definitely does not mean easy. take a look. >> getting myself in better shape to start today meant turning to one person. >> up to, back two. >> sue molnar, my favorite instructor at soul cycle. >> four, three, two, one. >> there's a reason that you're the person -- like of all the fitness trainers, you are the one i chose, and i'll tell you why. i go to your class, and i'm not kidding, i feel alive. like -- >> this is how -- that's -- >> girls cry. >> that's how it makes

quaker -- we are the good we make. i smoked while (amanda) my i wapregnant.a this is the view i had of my baby in the nicu. my tip is, speak into the opening so your baby can hear you better. (announcer) you can quit. for free help, call 1-800-quit-now. >>> it's fun to kind of watch sometimes but also a little bit cringeable. it's like, dude, what the hell was that. >> have you ever looked back and said what the hell was i thinking. >> oh, yeah. >> charlie sheen speaking out about his past, exclusive one-on-one with you, michael. we'll have much more on that in a moment. how is he doing. >> he said he's feeling good. he looks good and he's open and he's honest as you can tell from those comments right there and that's just a piece of it. >> he's creating words, cringeable. >> made me cringe a little. >> yeah. >> also right now, let's take a live look at trump tower. that is where the president-elect is said to give his first formal press conference since the election, since actually july and comes