now, i guess you go in, you want a snapple, one of these snapples, it gives you something else.we're going to use our boss's credit card and see how many tries until we get what we actually want. a-4, raspberry tea. raspberry tea snapple. a-4. oh, it's going up to a-6. a-4, we're getting a-6. wanted raspberry tea, got mango m . >> if we want a 4, should we try a-6. >> a-6 -- a-3 gives us a-8. >> so oddball. >> d-4 gives us d-4. a-2 gives us a-9. how do we crack this code? oh, let's try again. we got a-2. but kevin's favorite but still not a-3. all right. it's a small victory. kevin, yay! here we go. we're going to try a-seven to see if we get a-4. oh, my god, are you serious? >> the magic formformula, a-7 tt a-4. it is a russian roulette of snapple. >> you never know what you're going to get. >> how we're going to go to the bar. >> this is one of those it's so cute it's killing me with cuteness videos. it's a cute little rescue cat. his name is thomas o'malley and his best friend is this gorgeous-looking, already a rescue, his name is merkin. look at the amount of cuddling that

snapple police have arrested a man on suspicion of kidnapping, vehicle theft and sexual assault.man armed with a knife forced a victim to drive to a gas station. that is where the suspect used the victims a bank card and she says she is sexually assaulted by the suspect. the suspect is identified as a transient. he took the victim home and then left with the victims' car. he was arrested when he returned to the victims of yesterday afternoon. >>mark: and all the high school student is recovering after an assault on campus. here's a picture of the ambulance taking the girls hospital last week. look at what we are doing in our schools that allows for students to learn how to solve problems. >>mark: here is a live look at city hall and set francisco. a beautiful shot of this tuesday morning. chests [ alarm beeping, motor revving ] [ motors revving ] ♪ [ motor turns over ] [ liquid pouring ] [ chain saw buzzing ] [ male announcer ] what if everything ran on gas? then again, what if everything didn't? the 100% electric, zero-gas nissan leaf. innovation for the planet. innovation for a

do away with snapple. sugar. salt. everybody will get skinny at one time.that exercise is bad for a lot of people. and i agree with that. stay out of our lives. drink sodas if we want to. not run if we don't want to run and we ought to be able to smoke in hotel rooms around this if it wasn't for you. >> brian: who are you? >> eric: the liberal would say we'll socially engineer your life. tell you what to eat and smoke and what not to do and how to spend your money. if you don't like this one, you found one you don't strike a rule? >> bob: i did. i speak for a lot of t obese people. >> brian: you are athletic. >> kimberly: stocky. >> brian: he says stop smoking in parks, no cell phone in school, block sugar drinks as he has done for the fast food places. blocked sugar drink in schools and banned transfat from restaurants. it's incredible -- did we elect jack lulane or bloomberg? he is not in that good of shape. >> andrea: you can't donate food unless it's healthy to homeless people. you can't donate. rather have them starve. how about do away with bloomberg?

what do you think of investing in snapple-dr. pepper? >> dr. pepper is terrific.hey have great convenience store sales, a good balance sheet, generate a lot of cash. buy, buy, buy. now to steve? california. >> caller: this is steve with a costa mesa boo-yah! i'm calling about nabors industry. >> no, terrible. ix-nay. everett in connecticut. >> caller: boo-yah, cramer! >> wow. boo-yah. >> caller: i'm a young investor. i have cystic fibrosis. close to my heart is this company. >> vertex. i want to be hopeful but the revised data didn't give me as much hope. we need a cure for this one. my thoughts go out to you but vertex isn't as good as i first thought. the data isn't as good. nate in virginia, please. >> caller: boo-yah from arlington, virginia. >> another place i wish i were at. what's going on? >> caller: red hat. is that the way to play open source? >> mr. white hurst told a good story over and over again. the company goes down because people get nervous and the stock spikes. then it goes down again. why? people get nervous. be careful. but i like it. ted now

i'm talking about dr pepper, snapple. last night i told you the carbonated drinks are doing very well in the country. they're doing the dew. how about a domestic drink company? the doctor will be there for the run on the peseta. he'll be in the house. american house. how about retailers? why not remodel? why not lumber liquidators? why not sherwin williams paints? will you stop painting your living room when italian bonds are 7%? maybe you'll stop painting when dexia loses deposits. is that the point to say forget the spray paint. i'm not going there. we don't joke about cancer on the show. last week we had seattle genetics on. they're beginning to have terrific success. tell me if doctors are going to stop using revolutionary anti-cancer drugs because the imf won't back the ecb to save the eu. another we've liked, arena pharma. 52-week high today. anti-obesity drug on the verge of approval. don't you wish italy or spain could cause people to lose weight and not just money so the drug won't be a success? sorry. not likely

europe this week and weekly jobless claims tomorrow morning are pathetic, all the good talk from snapple and ulta or autonation or dick's or home depot or lenar or pulte won't mean anything. today was a bizarre day. we took up stocks of companies that are doing well and it happens to be a great deal of them, we can only do so, because we have hope the best case scenario could be playing out in europe and we didn't hear anything negative today about hiring in the u.s. all i can say is listen to me, savor these days, because they are unusual, and we'll be right back to the brutal unforgiving macro salt mine tomorrow. daniel in florida, please. daniel. >> caller: booyah. hey, jim. >> what's shaking there, partner? >> caller: not much. how are you? >> doing okay. phillies keep losing, starting to bum me out. go ahead. >> caller: all right. obviously with an increase, we have an unending appetite for u.s., europe and china, and central banks and the market anticipation of mr. bernanke's speech tomorrow, my question for you, as investors move toward assets and equities such as walmart and my f

look at snapple. >> but do you you really want to look for -- to blame one thing for why so many people are fat? >> warning, soda is why you're fat! >> not the why i'm fat. it's really not. i wouldn't touch it. >> you're fat. >> i know, but i wouldn't touch a fully loaded -- >> soda ever. >> and another thing i have a problem with this morning. just one last hinge. stock rally snags. went to those triple dinlg the levels after bernanke didn't do anything. >> if you watched yesterday, the market was much higher earlier in the day. >> but then he didn't say anything and it went all the way back up. the thing that is scary, and i read a piece on china yesterday, supposedly the consensus is people have not baked in the possibility that it goes below like 7 or 7 1/2. they still think they can stay at 8. and some china watchers say you look at money play declining instead of going up 35% and manufacturing what's really happening and property values. you look at alls these other things and it looks like it could be a 6% number. which is not horrible. but it's not in the -- that would be a big

>> it's so hot, it's so hot that lance armstrong was tested positive for snapple.ind of funny. >> that's a good one. >> one time ask charlie one thing and i thought there was going to be and then he saw him later and almost tried to assault him and now we know. i think you protest a little bit -- >> one here that can't be read out loud. i almost read it out loud. >> if you can go find this site so hot jokes just google. >> joe changed his mind on global warming. >> one here on twitter. >> not that hot. >> so hot al gore stopped looking ridiculous for a minute. >> for a minute. a good one. okay. >> if you've got some so hots shoot us some so hots by e-mail @squawkcnbc. >> morgan stanley, jpmorgan, goldman sachs, citi group and bank of america and paul miller follows the sector. good morning to you paul. do you have a it's so hot before we get started. >> no i don't. >> a downgrade joke it's so hot that -- i don't know. >> there's only one good one and that was the fan in the debt ceiling. we'll get steve liesman out here. >> of the big surprises here, everybody's ey

look out, snapple.w york city mayor michael bloomberg, cambridge's mayor says she's looking to reduce obesity. decision made later in the fall. i'll keep you abreast of the situation. steve? >> thank you very much, brian. the first letter is music to any parent's ears. you know that big fat envelope your kid gets. they've been accepted to the college of their dreams! but imagine a couple of weeks later they get a second letter in a small envelope that says "we recently received your final high school transcript. we are concerned with your performance, son or daughter during the senior year. please understand that your admission is in jeopardy." can you imagine being a parent? finding out that your kid got that? that's exactly what texas christian university is doing to high school seniors who slack off in the spring. we are joined by t.c.u. alum sydney ackerly. we invited the school's dean to come on the show. because of a scheduling conflict could not. good morning to you. >> good morning! >> there are