coca-cola enterprises spain and germany, to form as you said the largest coca-cola bottler in the worldvenue. and we're really excited about it because it's all about growth. we'll have scale. we'll have flexibility. we'll have innovation. ability to bring new products, new packages to market and achieve growth. and frankly, what we're really going to be doing is taking the best practices from each of the three businesses and putting them together in this new entity ccep. a quick example, the germans are the best in the world, frankly, of dealing with discounters. cce is very good with dealing with the modern retail trade. and spain is incredible up and down the street. hotel, restaurant, cafe distribution. so it's the best of the best coming together to form ccep. >> good morning, john. i'm wondering about the savings aspect of this. savings is a huge part of that. you guys aiming to cut costs by 375 million in three years. how do you get there? what are some of those initiatives? >> yeah, just to be clear, it is all about growth and that's the primary reason we did this entity, but it

. >> charlotte motor speed way, truex dominated the coca-cola race. ing for all but 12 of the races 600 miles. with 55 laps to good. he passes jimmie johnson and takes the lead for good. martin truex, jr., wins the coca-cola 600. and celebrates his first win of the year. by doing doughnuts on the track. at the dean and deluca invitational, jordan spieth put on a show down the stretch. despite the curl putt in for 16 and he chipped in another birdie on 17. and shot a final round, 65, finishing with a 34 foot birdie on 18. he wins by three strokes. >>> and this abc 7 sports report, later, you will had hear from the warriors and sharks as they prepare for one of the biggest mondays in bay today's the day! oh look! creepy gloves for my feet. when i was a kid there was a handle. and a face. this is nice. does it come in a california king? getting roid rage. hemorrhoid. these are the worst, right? i'm gonna buy them. boom. i'll take them. impulse buy. ommmmmmmmmmm. presenting the american express blue cash everyday card with cash back on purchases. it's all

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. >>> nascar held the longest race of the year, the coca-cola 600. pole sitter martin truex jr. rst win. he dominated the race city setting a new nascar win leading 392 out of 400 laps. and james morrison hits it and takes home a $142,000 bmw with. that's a good looking car. >> that is is good looking car. >>> just ahead, a new show many are calling the next carol burnett show. >>> plus, johnny depp's latest movie tanks after the actor suffers a series of personal dilemmas. details up next. details up next. ta olsen is my . i spend long hours with her checking her heart rate, administering her medication, and just making her comfortable. one night britta told me about a tradition in denmark, "when a person dies," she said, "someone must open the window so the soul can depart." i smiled and squeezed her hand. "not tonight, britta. not tonight." [ female announcer ] to nurses everywhere, thank you, from johnson & johnson. [ female announcer ] to nurses everywhere, my man friend that i've been syour man friend. like, as i was leaving i was like, "goodbye, i love you," and like... (l

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prove relevance, yes, because who has stolen the show, now isis is the coca-cola of soft drinks, you r soft drinks, yes, the big brand leader is, of course, isis. al-qaeda has to get back in the game. either that or swear to the new caliph and i don't think for reasons of ego he could quite swallow subordinating. he may go even bigger. if you want to prove your relevance 3,000 people in 102 minutes may not be enough. we have seen al-qaeda look at weapons of has destruction. remember the videos from afghanistan, experimenting with poisonous gases so al-qaeda has not disappeared. it's very important, this is why i prefer -- i don't -- vilent extremism is absurd, this label the prpks uses of extremism, no, it's not any kind of violent extremism, it's jihaddism, the much better label for the threat is the global jihadi movement, we must appreciate the jihadi movement as hundreds of members, hundreds of organizations, so whether you are a member of abusai, al-qaeda, these are all part of the same even the shea, hezbollah, that's a version of jihaddism, it's competing branch of jihaddism, i

now crisis is the coca-cola of soft drinks. you say soft drinks, the big brand leader of course is isis. al-qaeda has to get back in again. either that or they have to swear by it to the new caliphate and i don't think i'm al-zawahiri, i don't think the reasons of ego i don't think it quite swallow, supporting himself to his former subordinates. what is okay to do in the meantime? it may even go bigger. if you want to prove relevance, 3000 people in 102 minutes may not be enough. we've seen al-qaeda look at weapons of mass destruction with great interest. remember the biggest from afghanistan expand making with nerve agents, in his gas is? so al-qaeda does not disappeared and it's very important what doctor care funded by raising that issue. this is what i prefer, violent extremism is absurd. this asinine label it administration uses, amorphous by extremism. no, it's not any kind of violent extremism. each jihadism. and a much better label for the threat is global jihad movement. we must appreciate the global jihad movement has

basic items like sugar are simply gone, the coca-cola bottling plant had to stop its output so it's really you talk to people on the street in the hot summer sun who been waiting all day, they are angry. >> this thursday, i couldn't buy even this. even this, because there was no food supply. in my house i don't have anything. >> a protest against the socialist president nicholas maduro have become an everyday event. they are trying to force his recall in new elections but so far the courts have slowed that down and the real concern internationally is that these huge shortages could spark violent unrest in the world's largest oil reservecountries. heather, back to you . heather: thank you. jon: bad story that happened there. new next hour of "happening now", destruction in the heartland as this monster tornado leveled entire neighborhoods. a live report from the disaster zone coming up. and space x attempts another rocket launch and landing today. what can we expect? this is lulu, our newest dog. mom didn't want another dog. she said it's too much work. lulu's hair just floats. uhh help me!

prove relevance, because who is following the show, now isis is the coca-cola of soft drinks. you say soft drinks resale is the big leader, it's isis but al qaeda has to get back in the game. either that or they have to swear by the new caliphate and i don't think for reasons of ego he can quite swallow subordinating himself to his former subordinate. so what is al qaeda do in the meantime he may go even bigger. if you want to prove your relevance, 3000 people people in hundred two minutes may not be enough. we have seen al qaeda look at weapons of mass destruction experimenting with nerve agents and poisonous gases, so al qaeda has not disappeared, this is why i prefer violence extremism is absurd. this this label, this asinine label of the administration uses, no, it's not any kind of a violent extremism, it's jihadist in. a much better label of the threat is the global jihad movement. we must appreciate the global jihad a movement has hundreds of members. organizations, so whether you are a member of a book on iran, al qaeda, and others, even the has block, that's a version

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sandra: because we've got a peek at the commemorative coca-cola can. e has been our oldest partner. coke is family for the uso. they go back 75 years with us and they wanted to do something special this year to commemorate that, but also to remind americans in this holiday season there are a lot of troops overseas, who are serving in harm's way and serving in places like japan, and like europe, protecting america. sandra: and fighting for our rights and freedoms. it's an amazing thing that your organization does. you've helped over 10 million military service members and their families, and i say, and their families, because that's a big part of it as well, military spouses and their families, also pay the price and make the sacrifice. >> this is an all volunteer force and it's not like the draft days, and this is about 40% are married, they have families and we support the men and women who are supporting those service people. >> the entertainment is one of the many perks that we've got the uso show troop to perform on our set this morning. let's make

. ♪ i'd like to buy the world a home and furnish it with love sphwhrai the ad for coca-cola hit the airwavest long before the world was singing it. >> it ran in almost every country of the world that speaks english, and they all understood it. >> mason: it was the brainchild of ad man bill backer, who also told the world coke was the real thing. campbell's soup was good food. ♪ soup is good food >> mason: and set off a national debate over miller light. stranded in ireland by fog, backer noticed fellow travelers from all the world, once angry about the delay, suddenly talking happily together as they drank coke. backer grabbed a napkin and jotted down these words. ♪ i'd like to buy the world a coke and that's the real thing ♪ >> mason: he put his new lyrics to a melody called "mom, true love, and apple pie." by roger greenaway and roger cook, then recruited 500 young people from schools and embassies in rome, and put them on a hilltop to lip sync. the commercial was so popular, a group called "the new seekers "recorded a new version that became a top 10 hit. ♪ in perfect harmony >> mason: bi

the referee -- who wins? nejra: what do you think? who eatthe guy strawberry cheesecake and drinking cherry cola. he is very much on the side -- he is one of the biggest shareholders and cocand he has been criticized, saying that at least of the obesity epidemic that his response was health is about happiness and i'm happy you're drinking soft drinks. in terms of longevity, he said women live longer than men, so if you are a guy and you want to live longer, you have to have a sex change. mark: [laughter] and he said it would be unlikely. nejra: i think so. mark: ok. we'll all consider that. thanks for joining us. wonderful piece on warren buffett's annual shareholder meeting. halliburton at baker hughes calling off their $28 billion merger after resisting stiff resistance -- after meeting stiff resistance from antitrust regulators. elliott gotkine is our middle east editor who has been following this. slumping oil prices, not helping. elliott: they have certainly not helped. it, andbeen following we are slumping. oil prices are roughly half of where they were in november of 2014 when baker hughes and halliburton announced their intention. lower oil prices have been hitting

nascar held the longest race of the year, the coca-cola 600 at charlotte motor speedway. artin truex jr. came away with the first win of the season. he dominated that race setting a new nascar record by leading 392 out of 400 laps. and on the european tour, james morrison hits a hole in one and guess what? he wins a car. it's not just any car though. morrison takes home a $142,000 bmwi-8. look at that beauty. not too shabby. good day for him. >>> all right. well he is known as the human arrow. and on sunday, jeb corlis lived up to that name-dropping out of a helicopter wearing a wing suit and attempting to hit a target over the great wall of china. we have more on his wild ride. >> reporter: the starting line, 6,000 feet up. the finish, a paper bulls eye the size of an apple, suspended over the great wall of china. >> rock my world. >> reporter: all jeb had to do is make history, hit the target at 120 miles an hour. >> this is a project about precision. this was a project about doing something that is really, really hard. >> the 40-year-old made a name for himself cheating

. >>> nascar, the sprint cup series in charlotte. coca-cola. and what a race by martin truex dominating 392 laps at 580 miles of the 600 mile race. they are in pocono next weekend and maybe will be the favorite. >> thank you. >>> and much more to come on "action news." strangers come together. the get well wishes for a septa transit officer struck by a hit-and-run driver. >>> and a group of vets help a vietnamese man. >>> as police continue to searc h for the driver who hit and injured a septa police officer, the community is coming together in a show of support. >> today, dozens of people took start in a run through the homeland security section and christie ileto with the full story now from aria-torresdale hospital. >> we will go down franklin avenue on the left side of the street. >> dozens of are runners with one message, get well septa officer gary miller. >> what do you make of all of these people who have showed up? >> i think my husband would do the same thing for anybody, you know. like he would run for people. and this is love. this i

the claims. she filed for divorce monday. still ahead -- your next can of coca-cola will look different. he iconic showed kimberly: we are going to take a look at the weather situation. josh: it is great this evening. is tomorrow afternoon, the rain is going to start to move in. we get the sunshine this evening and the rest of this evening. a nice look from the torpedo factory, looking over the river, a lot of folks enjoying the day. 84 degrees, cooler on the water. with the humidity today, it feels warmer for many of us. the heat index at the height was closer to 91 degrees come a few places still in the 90's. largo 87, but still very warm numbers through the evening, barely a cloud in the sky. zoom way out to talk about what is going on with tropical storm bonni b this will bring cloud cover and a chance of rain as we work our way through the rest of this weekend. 40 miles per hour, barely a tropical storm. the storm itself is not coming for us. still spinningn, off the coast of south carolina, but it brings a lot of moisture our way. we will notice the cloud cover tomorrow and the chan

the beat the drum coca-cola remains the actual product, which i think many of us feels is the most challenged part of the company. >> talked about sugar taxes and trying to make the argument if you're going to tax sugar, just tax sugar, don't choose a form in which sugar is delivered. that's another story. we want to get to this historic moment underway in cuba today. for the first time in more than 50 years a u.s. cruise ship is about to dock in havana with more than 700 passengers onboard. our own simon hobbs joins us from onboard the carnival ship adonia in havana. simon, good morning. >> reporter: good morning. it is quite literally history in the making. as you see welcome to carnival's cruise ship the adonia, which as you say is going to be the first u.s. cruise ship ever, well over 50 years, to actually reach cuba. at the same time this is the first opportunity that cuban-born americans are going to get to walk off a vessel, a commercial vessel and onto land after of course we had numerous changes in the laws and negotiations. it was six weeks ag

. ♪ i'd like to buy the world a home ♪ ♪ and furnish it with love ♪ >> reporter: the ad for coca-colawaves in 1971 and it wasn't long before the world was singing it. ♪ i'd like to teach ♪ >> of course it ran in almost every country of the world that speaks english, and they all understood it. >> reporter: it was the brainchild of adman bill backer who also told the world coke was the real thing, campbell's soup was good food -- ♪ soup is good food ♪ -- and set off a national debate over miller lite. >> tastes great! >> reporter: stranded in ireland by fog, backer noticed fellow travelers from all over the world, once angry about the delay, suddenly talking happily together as they drank coke. backer grabbed a napkin and jotted down these words. ♪ i'd like to buy the world a coke and keep it company ♪ ♪ because that's the real thing ♪ >> reporter: he put his new lyrics to a melody called "mom true love and apple pie" by jingle writers roger greenaway and roger cook then recruited 500 young people from schools and embassies in rome and put them on a hilltop to lip-sync. ♪ i'd like to b

nat against adam wainwright andd the cards. coca-cola six hundred sunday starts at 5:30.s numbers in english. >> that p kind of trips you up.t >> you are yay, it gets me p i practiced. >> i was impressed with all those, i could tell you wereoult trying to show off. >> so much. >> i'm hoping for a compliment. >> we know her well enough. >> she'll find something wrong.o >> brody thank you. tha a little imagine nation goes a pretty long way. >> one military dad is making the most of his fought son time by celebrating all of his sons s favorite holidays and 10 days. staff sergeant john york has been deployed, this is the firsf time he's been deboyd zips his three year old son brie son wasi born. he celebrated ever major holiday with brie son, they went trick or treating, opened christmas present and celebrated his birthday, the biggest surprise his wife recorded the experience as an early father's day gift. >>> marine dad comes up with ani idea so he doesn't miss holidays with his son when he is i had deployed. >> a community comes together tg surprise a little girl fighting

crystal geyser would pump millions of gallons of fresh mountain snow melt using the well that coca-cola dannon drilled on the property. >> we're confident we'll not have a significant impact on that resource. >> reporter: the resource that is also the headwaters of the mighty sacramento river. when the snow melts from mount shasta, this is where it bubbles to the surface. the city park in mount shasta. the water is so clean, people actually bring their containers, fill them up so they can drink straight to the source. >> you can't put a monetary value on things that feed the community in a way that's irreparable if you lose it. >> reporter: crystal geyser says that's not going to happen. >> what the big picture is we have a prolific aquifer here. >> reporter: and now fresh ammo for the fight. after two years of saying an environmental impact report was not required to open the plant, siskiyou county is ordering crystal geyser to pay for one. >> all concerns will be addressed and we'll all be able to move forward with the facts. >> reporter: also new to the battle, an ally for crystal ge

the oracle of omaha. >> no, we don't. he also has coca-cola in the portfolio -- >> he owns nip% of it. >> consumers are moving away from sodas, into healthier drinks. he's not. >> no. >> he loves cherry coke. >> not the diet version. >> no, all sugar. there was a question by andrew sorkin who was saying a lot of shareholders are concerned, it's very controversial because of the health risks. at first buffet treated it lighthearted and saying, i haven't seen any evidence that if i switch to broccoli and water that i would live to 100. but then he turned a little more serious. but he still sidestepped the whole controversy. and he said people should consume what they like to consu co i like 700 calories of coke and i'm very, very happy. >> all right. >> anyone who is an 85-year-old long-term investor is by definition an optimist and he is an optimist. >> definitely an optimist. >> an optimist on america. susie, thanks. >>> on wall street today investors were in a buying mood. stocks rose on this first day of trading for the month. gains in consu

when you look at his holdings, like you said, wells fargo, is one of the biggest ones, heinz, coca-colaou know, a lot of things in these sectors that shift as well. >> one of the longest options traders on the planets. >> and then he rails against weapons of mass destruction. he thinks this show is probably an abomination, i would imagine. the way he talks about it. >> he's the biggest trader of them. >> i know. >> maybe he likes the show. >> yeah. do as he does -- >> if you're listening, phone in to "options action." your treats and the final calls from the options desk. me move stuff, what are you working on? let me show you. okay. our thinkorswim trading platform aggregates all the options data you need in one place and lets you visualize that information for any options series. okay, cool. hang on a second. you can even see the anticipated range of a stock expecting earnings. impressive... what's up, tim. td ameritrade. herthey work hard.ade, wow, that was random. random? no. it's all about understanding patterns. like the mail guy at 3:12pm every day or jerry getting dumped every t

against the current administration, socialist administration, and you have capitalism down for the count. coca-colancing it has to shut down operations there. bridgestone getting out, coca-cola says there's not enough sugar in that nation. >> right. liz: would venezuela ever look interesting to you? >> sure. there's no inherit reason. liz: sure? >> that venezuela shouldn't, i a successful country. it just needs a change in management. a very radical change in management. liz: so if you saw a new government go in, you would consider -- >> oh, absolutely. because it has natural resources, it has huge oil reserves, it has all kinds of good things. and so i think venezuela could be turned around. but it has to take a popular uprising to do it. i think the sad thing, remember after the last regime came in, the military put them out briefly and then somehow let them back in. and i could never figure out why they did that. it's sad for the country, and it's very sad for the people of venezuela. liz: great to have you. thank you so much. when you're ready to dive into venezuela, come to us first and tell u

. >> it starts this weekend with the coca-cola 500. ver carl larson along with his guest whose brother is a fallen soldier. >> sorry for your loss, but this is a wonderful tribute to your brother. how does your family feel about this? >> i think they're excited about everything. >> your brother's name will be on your car, carl. how did you decide to do this? >> my brother was roommates with him in virginia beach. it will be great to have his name on our windshield and nascar has done a great job of honoring all the service members. it will abe a lot of fun. we'll have kevin and his family hanging out. >> how much does the military appreciate nascar's loyalty not only to fans, but to drivers? >> all the family members and former veterans all appreciate what we're doing on memorial day. last year was the first time i actually saw the coke 600 and what they do for veterans and fallen heroes like dennis. i thought it was cool when i saw it. i was part of the team last year and i kind of mentioned that i thought it would be a neat opportunit

but as i was thinking you saw ralph's slide of executive salaries, $15 million is what the president of coca-cola got last year. that was after a 40% pay cut. he was taking $25 million but is down to $15 million and the president of pepsi makes a cool $26 million. getting back to the substance. nutrition is more important than the food additives though they are significant and very interesting, we kept working on those ever since. back then, the mantra of the nutrition establishment, department of agriculture, american diabetic association, food industry and others was a very convenient, self-serving, all food is good food, just eat a variety of foods and you will be okay. when i began looking into this and really knew almost nothing about nutrition began looking into it and that clearly wasn't the case. there was a shift going on from some professors, the american heart association a little bit, recognizing the saturated fat in cholesterol and salt and other things in food were major causes of heart disease, stroke, high blood pressure, diabetes, there was controversy, but the whole conversation

bill backer created the classic coca cola commercial and the jingle featured in it 45 years ago.cord back then and even featured as a finale for madmen just last year. big backer, the real life ad man who wrote the lyrics was 89 years old. >>> another musical passion of note, jane little held the guinness world record for the longest tenure with a single orchestra. she joined the atlanta orchestra at 18. jane collapsed on stage during a performance and she died later at the hospital. the song the orchestra was playing, "there's no business like show business." >> almost like she planned it. >> if you're going to go, what a way. >> after so many years on the stage to, die on the stage to that song, fantastic. >>> to berlin now and a shopping mall yesterday was filled with not shoppers but musicians. some 50 members of the german symphony orchestra rounding out the flash mob of 1,000 musicians and singers >> they performed selections of wagner, bizet and verde led by american kent nagano. they filled the ground floor of the mall while spectators watched from the upper level. a litt

the shares. i'm saying that it is going to be coca-cola, pepsico -- julie: it is the adult market because it is beeryou will be able to make it at home with a soda stream. shares have been rebounding recently and i rebounding even more in today's session. the company has released what they called the beer bar. the first thing they will be selling is called blondie, a lighter beer. you will have sparkly water made through the soda stream machine, and then you add concentrate, it beer concentrate, to beer. if you look at today's session, you are seeing a list, a tel aviv listing, where the company is based, rising. soda stream.pe for elsewhere in carbonated beverages today, if you look at some of the other companies, a decline. a couple of things have been putting pressure on the soda makers more broadly, including a number of ordinances around the country to regulate sugary beverages. in addition, there was a ruling having to do with the word, word "coca-cola zero." it will have to be litigated in individual courts. getting back to beer -- does this sound appealing to you? alix: i don't know if i wou

the back-and-forth as well on coca-cola. ackman has been critical of coca-cola. munger at the annual meeting called it immature and idiotic that it was unhealthy. >> two different type of investors out there than these two guys. munger's very measured, ackman is the home run hitter type of thing. i think in that sense, decide what you are. in terms of the vrx, in terms of this space, for me the problem is, you still have the political overhang of what can i charge for my product. and so for me, this name, or the biotechs in general are sells on rallies into the election, or maybe after the election. >>> icahn sold after news on china. but here's tim cook. >> two years ago we had enormous sales. last year we did even better, 80% better. so we grew 80% over the previous year. this year, in constant currency in mainland china, we were down 7. if you look at it on the two-year basis, apple grew 70% in china. it's hard pressed to say those aren't good results. >> you can see the rest of that great interview tonight, so rare to hear from tim cook, but it's certainly wor

the soda industry. >> i have a relationship with coca cola, i have 435 jobs there, and a lot of the folks that live there work in my kpunt of juniata and they feel just as passionate as you about my coming to their defense. the group is open to finding other sources to funding schools but believe that the soda tax is the best option out there. >>> city councilman dodd is looking to complete a promise to donate his salary to schools. he donated $7800 to three elementary schools. don who was elected to his first term in november. makes $179,000 a year for his council duties, for the next four years all of it will go towards helping schools. >>> a one of a kind wellness seventier is open in a delaware school. governor jack markell was on hand for the ribbon cutting in newcastle. a nurse practitioner will staff the life center to diagnose and write prescriptions for students and their families. long-term plans include medical and dental and eye care for all students in the distribute. >>> coming up tonight they put their lives on the line and today some of philadelphia's finest were honored for their heroics

finally, about the brockley, this is a guy who is known for getting his five a day from strawberry cheesecake and cherry cola. berkshire hathaway is the biggest in vector in -- investor in coca people say these soft drinks lead to obesity. he said, my happiness from drinking the soda outweighs the health benefits of eating more egetables.es. -- v if you want to improve your you should have us exchange. guy: i was going to make a joke about my children and brockley ccoli, but now you brought up this exchange. let's look ahead to what we can what are the standout stories? some of the companies will be interesting. which ones are they going to be? the think i will pass on broccoli one. very busy week for german corporate earnings. reportinganies were tuesday and wednesday. on some of theh big stories. bmw the biggest picture in german automotive's. effectedal, bmw not -- not affected. what does it mean for sales in the medium term for a company like bmw for the time meaning -- being? they are doing very well and it looks like to edit half-billion -- like to half-billion operating profits. that is what analysts are expecting. in the medium-term, we are wondering how will a compa

the new world. >>> now coca-cola is stoning production in venezuela because of a shortage of sugar. wheel talk with a global economist about the impact this could have across latin america. >>> some of the stocks including homebuilders. mary tom sn is on the floor with the details. mary? >> hey, there, bill. markets rallying on the back of a strong gain in europe. then we have the housing data. there's also a bit of a short squeeze going on. volume is not that great. i'll tell you what's great. the action on the back of the positive data for the april housing. we have toll brothers right now with better than expected numbers. its stock trading at $29.30. to the right you see the others, pulte homes and others. the home numbers have given a lift to some of the suppliers of the housing industry as well as the appliance makers and other makers like whirlpool and all of those who make building supplies. those are among the performers as well. in large part you've seen strength in tech. semi's getting a boost on its report. and then lastly we want to point out cf industries. this was one

president last week who represents 1200 puerto rican companies that account for about half of the economy. coca-cola came up this morning and endorsed it. forbes magazine, i just read -- i introduced it and has been supported by americans for tax reform, the national taxpayer union, and citizens against government waste. it has a broad support. when the president of the puerto rico manufacturing association visited me last week, he applauded all of the things we are doing to resolve the debt crisis in puerto rico. he said this kind of amendment will do more to give hope to the puerto rican people than anything else, because it gives them a sense that we are paying attention to their future, and that this isn't just about resulting definitions. passage of the amendment. >> thank you. i am glad you got coca-cola's endorsement but if you want my support you have to have endorsed by dr pepper as well. >> i am working on dr pepper. >> ok. get these things out first. ment.evise on behalf of the people of puerto rico i commend him for presenting this amendment and i support it. i yield back. >> any other d

. $15 million is what the president of coca-cola got last year, and that was after a 40% pay cut. he was making 25 million but he's down to 15 million. and the president of pepsi makes $26 million. but getting back to the substance of, one of my conclusions from the buck is nutrition is more important than the food additives. though they are significant and very interesting and he kept working on those ever since. back then, the mantra of the nutrition establishment, the department of agriculture, the american diet association, the food industry and others was a very convenient self-serving all food is good food, just eat a variety of food and you'll be okay. so, when i began looking into this and i really knew almost nothing about nutrition, i began looking into i that and that clearly wasn't the case. there was a shift going on from some professors, the american heart association a little bit, recognizing that the saturated fat and cholesterol and salt and other things in food are major causes of heart disease, stroke, high blood pressure, diabetes, and there was controversy that

the button. >> on coca-cola, i have to ask people to put more ice in, i love a coke that's carbonated over ice.uch coffee in the cups. sometimes they'll say do you want room for cream, right? and i think yeah, because i don't want to spill it right away. and it's so hot. which was a real lawsuit it turns out. >> juan is so diligent about preparing for these segments. is he really gave this some thought. >> and talk to kimberly. i want to be prepared. >> this is the thing. you know, dana, you can order the flat white. my new favorite. >> the worst things about starbucks is the selection of music that they sell. awful, terrible music in that store. i was wondering -- >> he's been waiting to do this for three days. >> i'm angry about it. >> i hate lawyers except for you. >> thank you. >> i would say you and geraldo. but -- >> how about judge napolitano? >> he's the judge. >> i may need him very soon. if they ever find out about what's in the shed. one more thing is up. >> cargo. you're driving through the woods when a majestic beast runs into view. then you run into a tree. but your totaled new ca

cola. guy: to my daughter, turn off. nejra: berkshire hathaway is the biggest investor coca-cola.ticized because of soft drinks contribute to obesity, and what a lot of people are saying. he says it's about happiness too, and i'm happier when i am drinking soft drinks rather than eating broccoli. he points to the fact that women tend to have a longer life span, and if you want to increase your lifespan, have a sex change. guy: on that note we will leave it. thank you very much. that is it for "on the move." stay with us; mark barton is taking it. "the pulse" is up next. ♪ guy: -- mark: manufacturing data stabilizing. japanese stocks sink. the yen hold 718-month. the yield on the 20-year bond slides to a record. halliburton and baker hughes walk away from their $28 billion merger amid regulatory resistance. welcome to "the pulse" from london. i'm

the perfect pitchman for big american brands like jell-o pudding. >> it's a snack fit for a king because it's so rich and creamy. >> reporter: ford, and coca-cola. >ef from coca-cola. >> reporter: the ads boosted his wealth and cemented a trustworthy persona. >> this stuff is great. >> reporter: in private, a starkly different story was allegedly unfolding. >> my agent called me and said there was an icon who was interested in mentoring promising young talent. my name is heidi thomas and i was 24 years old when i first met bill cosby. my first thought was, "wow, i'm promising young talent." >> reporter: heidi says cosby called her and her parents to personally invite her to reno, nevada, for acting coaching in 1984. >> i thought it was nice that he called. he seemed to be intent on making sure we weren't worried about this trip. i wondered why he was making such a point of saying, "everything's going to be fine." >> he told me to bring a monologue. because he was so squeaky clean, it never occurred to me that there was anything untoward about this at all. i kept my tickets. >> reporter: thinking it was the chance of a lifetime, heidi says she kept

provenrnment extremely willing to service its international debt, more so than the commercial debt it had with companies like coca-colawhich is one reason we see companies locally and venezuela scaling back production. they're facing serious scarcity in terms of the goods to keep production going and in terms of debt the government owes them. in terms of international bondholders the government has continued to prioritize those payment due to concerns about the impact the assault would have and the government's ability to maintain the cash flow. we think the government will continue to do everything in its power to service that debt. there's a lot do in the fourth in terms ofhis year the debt service schedule but the government is going to continue to aggressively/imports and deplete reserves to meet those commitments. in 2016?so no default >> i think it is contingent on where social dynamics head here, much like the destruction scenario i was outlining. the first couple of months of the year and five have contracted by 42% -- imports have contracted. the population is bearing the brunt of this adjustment in terms of

many cases, the individual ports of the organization have as much contact with the bosses as the local coca-cola bottling manager may have with heard quarters. take the recent case of the brothers in chicago. the flores brothers were said to be seen with cartel members in chicago and they were. but the federal inteections with cartel leader chose the two brothers negotiated independently with the top two members of a criminal organization obtaining different prices for the product they were selling. even after a war started between the cartels the brothers continued to purchase drugs from portions of the organizations. this case shows two knits. this is one single organization and number two that it is tightly control bide a singer leader or single group of leaders. as shipments get further and further from mexico's wholesale points the lawyers are disperse and disappear. this is true in the u.s. market where violence is not a long-term option to insure loyalty or be a monopoly. it makes violence terrible. this is evident in other ways. the amount of seizers indicate it is moved in small quantie

. >> you pay a 35% tax at the corporate level f we were to sell our coca-cola, it is almost all profit. he would have roughly 65 cent dollars to buy anything else. and that means the case for switching has to be more compelling. we still do it. i mean, we sell stocks with very substantial capital gains taxes involved. but as obviously a factor. >> buffet also staunchly defended coca-cola even at a basis of criticism from shareholders over the weekend questioning whether or not this was a health risk for people drinking it. you heard bill ackman making comments about that. he pointed out staendihe standi this stock. he also took time to dole out praise for spectacular business leaders as far as he's concerned. exhibit number one was jeff bez bezos. >> overwhelmingly, he's taken things you and i were buying before and he's figured out a way to make us happier buying those products either by fast delivery or prices or whatever it may be. and that's remarkable when you think about it. >> you know, all this praise of bezos, that is something that charlie munger chimed in over the weekend an

the whole entire south. developing other things. and i created calhoun enterprise. and calhoun enterprise not just owns supermarket we have a marketing company. we represent kraft foods, frito lay, coca-cola, we went throughout the world representing major companies. that's how i met mr. harvey. >> you founded an investment group called harcal. >> yes. >> it's been an interesting journey. >> he moves people, i move products. i can take a lemon make lemonade out of. he cass move people like nobody else in the world. we're going to test in georgia, we can't keep it on the shelf. it's flying off the shelf. what are your projected revenues for 2016? >> we look at doing 20 million in the easy bacon business. category. >> you're also launching the only latex plant in the u.s. called ameritech, correct? >> that's correct. off work. we had a plant there. and it was sad that we was buying latex gloves from china and abroad, malaysia, nothing against those countries but we need to put our people back to work in the u.s. so i went to see the governor of the state of alabama and asked him what opportunities were for developing a business presence especially minority business presence. i wanted to exp