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unilever is the second biggest advertiser in the world.ced a plan to cut its environmental footprint in half over the next 10 years. >> waste costs money. it costs money to produce it. it costs money to get rid of it. that is the most basic. but if you go up a few levels, you need to have a healthy start to have a healthy business. an unhealthy society is unsustainable. >> every day, unilever products are used by over 2 billion people. that is a bigger consituency that any country on earth. at this scale, a simple decision can have a major impact. >> one of the things that we say, we can do well by doing good. a really good example would be the concentration of liquid detergents. in taking water out, concentrating the detergents. it has made smaller packaging, lowered the shipping costs, and storage costs. when there is a win all around, there is no reason why we shouldn't make the planet benefit. >> it sounds like a small change, but consider that unilever detergent is used by one out of three households in the world. at that level, there

unilever is the second biggest advertiser in the world.ed a plan to cut its environmental footprint in half over the next 10 years. >> waste costs money. it costs money to produce it. it costs money to get rid of it. that is the most basic. but if you go up a few levels, you need to have a healthy start to have a healthy business. an unhealthy society is unsustainable. >> every day, unilever products are used by over 2 billion people. that is a bigger consituency that any country on earth. at this scale, a simple decision can have a major impact. >> one of the things that we say, we can do well by doing good. a really good example would be the concentration of liquid detergents. in taking water out, concentrating the detergents. it has made smaller packaging, lowered the shipping costs, and storage costs. when there is a win all around, there is no reason why we shouldn't make the planet benefit. >> it sounds like a small change, but consider that unilever detergent is used by one out of three households in the world. at that level, there

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he says the whole unilever thing, men not like that, right?blown. >> some people feel like they have been dealt a bad hand. they always say, i can never -- i never get the right guy, i don't -- >> i have bad luck. >> is it something we are projecting out there, causing our own problems? >> absolutely. absolutely. what you need to do is really need to get in tune with your true self. there is truth in advertising. when you're comfortable with that true self, you can display it to the world and start attracting that great guy, right guy to you. >> a lot of people don't want to know the truth and face it themselves, ish. >> very true. >> absolutely true. we have this equation, we have a personal brand equation. and that is how you look, how you speak, how you act is your personal brand. if all those areas are consistent, you're going to do really well and be successful in business and in life. >> you can change. if you are -- if you are a certain way, we were talking about angelina jolie, she walked around with a vial of blood around her neck, so

unilever's sustainability measures have saved the company $400 million. walmart is expected to save $3.4 billion by reducing the size of its packaging. just as important, all three have created powerful true stories that help build their brands. return on investment -- it is the ultimate driver of any corporate decision. in 2005, chanel invested in an ad starring nicole kidman. it is the most expensive ad ever produced, costing $20 million. >> i love you. >> in 2010, pepsi took the same budget -- $20 million -- and made a different kind of investment. they gave it away. >> every month, pepsi accepted a thousand proposals for projects that refreshed the world. the best proposals were chosen by audience vote to receive grant money. >> we thought we were not going to get enough submissions. 16 hours, it exploded. 16 hours, we had submissions shut down because we hit our quota. the next month, it happened in 16 minutes. >> in its first year, pepsi refresh received 80 million votes. that is more votes than barack obama received in the last presidential campaig

unilever plant plans to open a manufacturing plant in ethiopia.t is the second biggest product maker and hopes to emulate expansion in vietnam. google is releasing tools for software developers to make apps for wearable computers. the tools will be available in coming weeks. it wants to give developers a way to make any number of applications, even a jacket with sensors. in germanyogy fair is in full swing. hans nichols is monitoring that event. angela merkel and david cameron has spoken of the event. what do they say? want the u.k. to be part of the --. importance of the bringing the five g to europe soon. a download could be cut to one second. this is a prize that researchers all over the world are going for. i am delighted to announce a new -- three world university -- world leading universities working hand-in-hand. that is something to be excited about. he also announced 45 million pounds to develop an internet of things. technology can talk to each other around people. focused on data privacy, protection, talk about that ability -- databilit

we talk about unilever.empower women and empower them, you make them more healthy and make their children more healthy. we will have better markets. this is about profitability. this is what people need to understand. hiring women is an economic input that creates better profitability. >> you talk about hiring, february's employment numbers were released today. the institute for women's policy research said women gained half the jobs that were added. where are women in this economy? many of them became the head of household because of the recession. as you know, women still only make 77 cents on a dollar that a man does. >> i think that is changing fast. literacyo empower with about finance, we need to empower women. of those 175,000 jobs created, i am happy to say that we created a number of them. meansw financial literacy understanding long-term corporate excellence for sustainability. integrating these factors. >> your firm does provide invest -- investment banking and strategic consulting services. talk

. >> the event sponsored by microsoft allstate and unilever. >> they want to be part of the future. >> off stage, we talked to this brother ask sister who had become household names. >> rainy rodriguez. and rico rodriguez we're at we day. >> these kids worked their way for we day to show them this is kind of a reward, you know? to celebrate them. >> if you do good things you goat see me perform. to me it doesn't seem like a good reward but it seems to be working. >> he is referring to orlando bloom. >> it's one person deciding to stand up to make a difference. just one kid oochl a word of advice from those who have achieved great things in a short period oochl if you take a look at the world around you, you can do anything you set your mind tochlt >> the event drew students from 400 schools in california. in oakland abc7 news. >> quite a line up. doct doctors taking steps to shut down a tax. but officials say it as been in a fiscal tail spin as payments from medicare and medical dropped the board began working on the plan if it has to, in fact, shut down. >> a new proposal granting sa

. >> the event sponsored by microsoft allstate and unilever. >> they want to be part of the future. >age, we talked to this brother ask sister who had become household names. >> rainy rodriguez. and rico rodriguez we're at we day. >> these kids worked their way for we day to show them this is kind of a reward, you know? to celebrate them. >> if you do good things you goat see me perform. to me it doesn't seem like a good reward but it seems to be working. >> he is referring to orlando bloom. >> it's one person deciding to stand up to make a difference. just one kid oochl a word of advice from those who have achieved great things in a short period oochl if you take a look at the world around you, you can do anything you set your mind tochlt >> the event drew students from 400 schools in california. in oakland abc7 news. >> quite a line up. doct doctors taking steps to shut down a tax. but officials say it as been in a fiscal tail spin as payments from medicare and medical dropped the board began working on the plan if it has to, in fact, shut down. >> a new proposal granting san franci

. >> the event sponsored by microsoft and unilever projects >> they want to be part of the future. >> other big names came to encourage these youth to continue to do their local, and global, causes oochl keep going. people judge you, just keep doing you. you. we. us >> if you do enough good things you get to see me in this. to me it doesn't like like a good reward. it's been working. >> this is a fun day for you. >> a word of advice for some who have achieved great things >> if you hook at the world you can do anything you set your mind to. >> abc7 news >> what an event. thanks for joining us for abc7 news at 4:00. abc7 news at 5:00 continues now with dan ashley and cheryl jennings. >> a bay area state senator charged with wire fraud and gun trafficking. >> it may be appropriate. >> his colleagues are fed up. tonight coverage on the federal raids and a crime ring allegedly headed up by a man known as shrimp boy. >> we've got a good soaker today. >> and more coming up. i'm sandhya patel live on the roof of the kgotv broadcast center. when you can expect the batch and how long you're go

unileve they are based in new jersey so they are making fun of themselves. >> best way to handle it is making fun of yourselves but i didn't like that ad either. >> 12 minutes after the top of the hour a home blown to bits by a gas leak. now investigators are determining if that is the whole story. we are live at the scene. >> one of the most popular diets out there. there's a new warning that could be as bad for your body as smoking. to talk to you about hotels. all-you-can-eat is a hotel policy that allows you to eat all that you can. the hotel gym is short for gymnasium. the hotel pool is usually filled with water. and the best dot com for booking hotels, is hotels.com. it's on the internet, but you probably knew that. or maybe not, i don't really know you. bellman: welcome back, captain obvious. captain obvious: yes i am. all those words are spelled correctly. >> off fish sthals are preparing for a investigation into a new jersey gas explosion. it left one woman dead. steve keeley is in union live with the latest for us. good morning, steve. >> this happened about noon yesterday ab

unilever expense to open a plant in ethiopia. it wants to emulate its expansion into vietnam.econd biggest consumer might make cleaning services before moving into food. deb agreed to buy a 50% stake in the chinese e-commerce site. a 15%y have agreed to buy stake and the chinese e-commerce site and they are seeking to build a competitor to alibaba. as clues of talks to sell part of its network and a spectrum. for a billion dollars for antitrust concerns. it is look to merge its phone assets. welcome back to "countdown." i am mark barton. >> i am anna edwards. about under per norse. -- entrepreneurs. he is good at creating new businesses like yo! sushi. i went aboard his houseboat to find out why he does not see the world as a war anymore. was --t big show i did [indiscernible] i remember going to a dinner party one night. >> of the founder of yo! sushi, simon woodruff, learned about stage and andromeda or his days on the road. from his days on the road. >> would've a number in the pipeline and now. home is a radical take on what the home of the future will look like. >> i have

unilever has scrapped plans to force new jersey to embrace its reputation as the armpit of america.>> it was for dove products designed to show that armpits can be beautiful. new jersey residents made distinct. >> stink? i get it. >> that is your company news. >> who invented that? which young mba will get shot over this? ?> who probably someone from new york, my guess. is there an armpit of california? say, having lived most of my life in this city, but being in this beautiful environment and that beautiful environment is different. it is not half bad. >> very politic. that's move on the big investment banks, from citigroup to jpmorgan, bracing for a slump in the first quarter that is not citigroup says that trading revenue will probably drop. the jpmorgan ceo, jamie dimon, said last week that revenue from fixed income is down 15%. putting this into perspective for us, joining us by phone, jason goldberg. jason, how much of this is priced in? >> we think a lot of it is. we think that we will see trading results coming out from citigroup and j.p. morgan. you see it every day in the

fiber to the curb and in portugal and spain and other opportunities arise to create a bigger, the unileverg company that has fixed, mobile and possibly entertainment and enterprise services, of course, we'll go. >> the unilever of telly come services, so perhaps vodafone, we'll see. much of this could be posturing. you never know about signaling. i certainly want to warn people about that, but it is worth noting after quite some time of softening up their shareholders base at at&t for the idea that they might storm into europe and vodafone getting bigger. using some of those verizon proceeds much of went directly to the shareholders but some went to vodafone's treasury using the proceeds to get bigger themselves. >> stock going higher. >> they've been suffering lately. >> you're absolutely right. >> the beautiful tax structure on the whole deal was nicely done. >> nicely done report. >> thank you. >>> when we come back, tesla gets zapped by this new rule benefiting car dealers in new jersey. we're going to talk to the president of the group representing them. >>> plus, more of our intervie

inviting a lot of foreign investors with a big strategic investors alike coca-cola and pepsi and unilever to build a businesses to depend on supplies from here and support. it is different kind of cold war with a country with a global economy. maybe not a major part about a new. >> we could go on forever but will have to leave it there. reuben giving his perspective on russian markets. back to you. >> thank you very much. ryan chilcote from moscow. >> it is 6:52 a.m. in london. taking your tablet computer to bed could bring on diabetes. it is in the newspapers the next. ♪ >> welcome back. i am anna edwards. >> i am mark barton. i will start with this article in "the times." when i read it, i did sit up. taking your eye had to -- take your ipad2 bed could lead to diabetes. they could arrest -- it could put you at risk. they said let's sleep is improving these elements. of the researchers said a way to avoid lack of sleep is do not take your ipad to bed or tablet. do not take your playstation two be -- to bed or mobile phone. it is not delete it directly from the ipad to diabetes with a lac

these companies include apple, avon, ebay, ey i cevment a, nestlely, starbucks, swiss, semantec and unilever. if we do not make serious chairntion the only thing we can be certain of is that uncertainty will increase. extreme weather events, droughts, floods, spreading infectious diseases, resource wars and other tests to human civilization will test us repeatedly. our economy thrives on certainty. climate change increases uncertainty. the pragmatic conservative approach requires us to take action. we've heard the argument tonight earlier in the evening from the senator from oklahoma, from some in this body at other moments, about climate change today that there's either nothing that we can do or that action will be too expensive. regulations will kill jobs and hurt the economy, driving up prices on everything from gas gas to bread. opponents of the clean air act, vehicle efficiency standards, energy efficiency, and removing lead from gasoline all use the same arguments. they denied it was happening, they spread misinformation, and they sowed fears of economic destruction. if every case they