we've also seen td bank, ups coca cola, and nike. nike in fact is not just on the banner, it's on every single player's uniform, and on their shoes. >> we bring in a lot of profit in this city alone. so the fact that we're putting our lives on the line, there's people out there dying from this, being able to never walk again... >> coach dabo swinney enjoys celebrity status, and his opinions can sway the fan base. >> what we try to teach our guys is to use football, to create the opportunities, take advantage of the platform and the brand and the marketing that you have available to you. as far as paying players professionalizing college athletics, that's when you lose me. i'll go do something else, because there's enough entitlement in this world as it is. >> coach swinney just signed an 8-year contract that will pay three million dollars next season. meanwhile, 86 percent of college football players live below the federal poverty line. >> the reason why we're at a breaking point is that we currently have two economies existing side

there's calls for corporations that sponsor fifa to pressure the soccer organization to clean up the act. coca-cola, visa and akidas has long-term contracts. individuala is expecting -- visa is expecting fifa to take quick action to restore the reputation. >> 4:27 is the time the bay area police officer is under arrest. what an officer found when they caught up with him. >>> the coverage of the warriors victory continues. the celebrities, one of them right there, that attended the game against the rockets. >> oh, yeah, the alameda county courthouse lit up in blue and gold! in honor of the warriors. for the first time in 40 years the team will head to the nba finals 40 years ago by the welcome back carter, the jeffersons were in the first season and the president was gerald ford. coming up in four minutes ktvu alex savidge 30 years old at the time, ages well, how fans are celebrating and ticket prices for game one of the championship series, against lebron and the cleveland cavaliers. it is a very happy friday eve otherwise known as thursday may 28. i'm a little excited. i'm brian flores. >> i'm pam

. >>> calls for corporation that is sponsor fifa to pressure the organization to clean up its act. coca-cola, visa and adidas has contracts withfifa. they are expecting it to restore the reputation of soccer for fans everywhere. >>> a pipeline spill thousands of gallons. it may be flowing on the beaches near los angeles. they are described as oil patties. the oily material is being checked to see if it is from the santa barbara spill. officials are telling people to stay out of the water. >> the source has been undetermined. they are still testing what's washed up. we don't know that either. we are asking the public not to go in the water. >> the beaches are in the area expected to remain closed in the the clean up continues. >>> more severe weather in the forecast for the southern plains. the threat of flooding forced evacuations across the state of texas. near houston are among those expected to evacuate. official says if people decide to stay they could be stranded in their homes for days. creeks and rivers across texas are swollen with record rainfall. >> soaking wet. we can't take much

it'd be like you selling rc cola going up against coca-cola. lemonis: right. show me the product that you're making. scott: this is an 18-inch miniature bat with a full-color, heat-transfer logo going to the mariners. lemonis: and who makes the bat? scott: the amish and the mennonites. this is the basic item that's in every major-league stadium. it's in los angeles dodgers, it's in new york yankees -- in all 30 parks. lemonis: the reason i'm here is because scott has a relationship with major league baseball, and he's got his product in all the parks. quite frankly, i don't even know if louisville slugger is in all the parks. it's kind of a big deal. for me, i'm trying to understand the economics of everything, and so, a bat like this, for example -- what does this cost you? scott: including the royalties, about $1.15. lemonis: okay, and then what does it cost to add the logo onto it? scott: 20¢ at the highest level. lemonis: so, that's 95¢. and then how much are you paying mlb on a bat like this? scott: 12%, so 18¢. lemonis: and so 95¢ and 18 -- $1.13? scott:

up its act. these are, coca-cola, mcdonald's -- a few of the brand speaking out after several officials were arrested, accused of taking more than $150 million worth of rhymes with a total of 14 -- bribes with a total of 14 officials of accused of racketeering and money laundering. the group has called for the postponement of fifa's presidential election. that is set for tomorrow. president sepp blatter is running for a fifth term while the inland football had called for sepp blatter to go. greg: fifa has taken a battering. they need a new leadership. the most important thing is that mr. sepp blatter steps down and someone takes his place, someone that believes in transparency and honesty. molly: we cross to clovis caselli. president sepp blatter is under massive pressure as the annual congress gets underway there. colvis: absolutely, preparations are underway. it is business as usual here in zurich, even though the embattled leader is under huge pressure. as you said, it is probably the toughest test he faces since he took the presidency in 1998. do not expect comments from him anytime soon. there i

since we set up coca-cola. is it in the trust? >> no it's not. >> would it be?better options than that. i think white wave can do that. >>> you can grow it a lot more. get some foreign governments. they don't even look at how you do that. newly minted component, apple, outpacing. why it's still overwhelmingly bullish. that's up next. [ male announcer ] your love for trading never stops. so if you get a trade idea about, say organic food stocks schwab can help. with a trading specialist just a tap away. what's on your mind lisa? i'd like to talk about a trade idea. let's hear it. [ male announcer ] see how schwab can help light a way forward. so you can make your move wherever you are. and start working on your next big idea. ♪ ♪ more and more, data is visual. in fact, the number of mris has increased by ten percent a year. and a radiologist might view a thousand images to find one tiny abnormality in shape, contrast or movement. because it's so challenging a research project is teaching ibm watson to see. in the future, it could help clinicians spot key patterns

> now there are growing calls for koyss that -- corporations that sponsor fifa to clean up its act visa, coca-cola adidas have long-term contracts with and in a statement, visa says it was disappointed with the indictments it is now expecting fifa to take swift action to resolve this issue and restore the reputation of soccer for fans everywhere. >>> all right time is 5:26, a bay area police officer arrested, what loss prevention officers at a target store say they saw him do and what he reportedly had with him when they caught up to him. >>> plus, it's a celebration that is severely four decades in the making, the warriors on their way to the nba finals, after knocking off the houston rong -- rockets last night in oracle arena the party after this big win coming up. >>> good morning right now we are looking at a commute where traffic is doing very well around the bay as we look at 280 in san jose. >>> outside our doors this morning we are joined by low clouds, a little bit of drizzle out there once again for the afternoon temperatures will be warming as we get in to the second half i'll have a lo

. >>> last night "mad men's" finale stirring up the coca-cola memories. we'll discuss what the beverage giant can do to get this kind of mojo back. ♪ >>> up next from first to worst, utilities ended 2014 as wall street's best performing sector. now they're at the bottom of the pile. the pros will tell us which names could be worth buying on the cheap and we'll continue to play the coca-cola song for the entire segment here on "closing bell." ♪ 40% of the streetlights in detroit, at one point, did not work. you had some blocks and you had major thoroughfares and corridors that were just totally pitch black. those things had to change. we wanted to restore our lighting system in the city. you can have the greatest dreams in the world, but unless you can finance those dreams, it doesn't happen. at the time that the bankruptcy filing was done, the public lighting authority had a hard time of finding a bank. citi did not run away from the table like some other bankers did. citi had the strength to help us go to the credit markets and raise the money. it's a bri

up? unlikely. then there is coca-cola which i find in intriguing because of the calls and terrible run, not here, not in the steak in keurig green mountain. might hit it out of the park with cold drink machine and the peak in the dollar versus emerging market currencies which are the only one that matters. i do worry like american express, coca-cola is an old brand with serious health conquincescon consequences attached. ibm needs to go from being a hardware business with software and consulting edge to minds data and mobile cloud and cognitive thinking and throw in cybersecurity. 30% is fabulous. 70% i can do without. if it tips there is a big win. plus given this company reinverted itself who am i to disagree? i turned my view and went positive. wells fargo is a coiled spring. $55 stock that's one rate hike away from 65. higher interest rates and in the meantime they need to be more aggressivy boot backe yy buy back to deal with the great recession. it's the least tired of the big four, the most inventive and the one with the best growth. the bottom line on buffet if you started over with the same

shares are up 250% in the last three years. coca-colaottlers of the coca-cola company, one of the big gainers in europe today. shares at their highest since november last year. first-quarter trading conditions developing broadly as the company expected. total group volume up by 2%. revenue narrowly ahead of estimates. 3% higher. all three today trading up. jonathan: nice work, mark barton. those homebuilders will not retreat. the top performers on the ftse 100, three of them homebuilders. those companies just not going away. time to talk affects now. the dollar heading for a fifth straight week of gains its longest week of declines -- the dollar heading for a fifth week of declines, the longest slump since october 2013. in about of risk aversion. the question is, where is the safe haven? let's get the view from unicredit. long week. big questions still. safe haven currencies where are the safe haven bonds? in fx, where is it? >> i don't think you can say that it is somewhere specific. the traditional safe havens like the yen and swiss fr

coca-cola. that thesee chances companies are going to do what you say? stand up demand a revote we held on russia and qatar? pat: i think they will wait for due diligence to take its place, but again if the legal proceedings come back and they say yes, there was wrongdoing and malfeasance in awarding these two particular bids, qatar's especially looked fishy. and i know the u.s. was one of the losing bidders for that particular world cup, but at the end of the day it was very odd that that particular country would be awarded that world cup. they had to change the date. they just said they would hold it in the winter and media companies would have to deal with the competition. brendan: can adidas disentangle themselves from these actions? the country that created the created the they ability to pay for these 30 or 40 years ago. could they ever disentangle themselves from the corruption? possibleink it's unless they themselves are eventually brought into the case, which remains to be seen. obviously they are hoping that won't be true, but i do believe that they hav

they put up a statement here. the one from coca-colahey expect fifa to continue to address these issues. all requestsing to for information and we are confident it will continue to operate fully with the authorities. from mcdonald's. takes matters of ethics and corruption very seriously. last, let's get to the one from adidas. german sports marketing. adidas is bleak committed to creating a culture that promotes ethicshest standards of and remains committed to how they support football at all levels. i think this is a statement from where, different shades, a lot of some of these sponsors draw the line. if there is a difference between corruption when it comes to bidding out who goes to play the world cup, and corruption when it comes to say, doping or match takes in. the latter actually has a bigger influence when it comes to the integrity of the actual matches. not that one is more right than the other. but perhaps what sponsors are looking at is this one is perhaps worse. angie: but from the viewpoint of the fans, it is all about the

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up there. so -- >> and i'm headed over there be at coca-cola park with sean bell. s game. and it is star wars night mike. make sure to come dressed up. we want to say may the force with with you. >> and also dorney park. >> quincy having so much fun going back to allentown this evening at 5:00. so hop on new ride there. so a lot of fun. then next week we are going to media. >> media, get ready. coming for you too. >> look out delco. come on, jimmy. these local first graders just want some love. they want you to visit their school. and the first graders from pennell elementary the buses arrived they're here, and we're going to do one last for jimmy fallon. >> oh they have their shades on. >> because i like how you used it ... >> i read your books because it has snowballs snowball, snowball fight. >> they really like tonight's show host jimmy fallon's book so much so that they sent us this video we showed youment asking him they want him to come and read it to them. but you know what? even after they put all this work in, they put together this great cute video well,

but major sponsors such as hyundai, coca-cola, and others demand it fifa -- demand that fifa clean upts act. they know that being associated with corruption and bribery is very bad for business. brent: the u.s. military warns it may have accidentally exposed dozens of people to anthrax, a potentially lethal l act. used in biological weapons -- potentially lethal bacteria used in biological weapons. anchor 2: there are a number of level workers who may have been exposed in the u.s., but the pentagon says no infections have been reported. the pentagon uses so-called dead bacteria for work, but actually sold -- actually shipped live samples to places in the u.s. and south korea. and whether in the united states shows that heavy rain of flooding have devastated parts of texas and oklahoma. brent: at least 21 people are dead and entire neighborhoods in houston are underwater. people are evacuating stranded residents and that is the worst flooding in the city in years. the u.s. national weather service has issued further flood warnings for parts of north texas and oklahoma. anchor 2: all ri

coca-cola 600. leaving the pits and was bumped. he hits two crew members. one was taken to the hospital with an ankle injury. hawkworth and they mix it up scary at 200 miles an hour. and juan pablo montoya drops to 30th. carl edwards won the coca-cola 600. stick around. a great story with colin and jason terry of the rockets reliving their high school glory days as come competitors. you're gonna want to see it. >> thanks srks hu. >>> flooding spreads across the plain states. a look at the hardest hit areas. and 33 million people on the road this holiday weekend. you can avoid the ♪ ♪ ♪ >>> this is abc7 news. >>> good evening. in tonight's headlines there is major damage to a home in san pablo after the driver of this van lost control and crashed. abc7 news was at humboldt street and mcbride avenue after it happened. this was 8:30. the driver and a passenger were hurt. everyone in the home is okay. >>> a wind-whipped grassfire near eastridge mall in san jose is under control. investigators think it started in a homeless camp. it spread quickly but fire crews were able to keep it away from home. the san mateo bridge will open to traffic.

and the battle between coca-cola and pepsi is heating up on the streets of japan.he company that sells pepsico drinks in asia has agreed to buy jt's vending machines. it would help close the gap with coke. they have a total of 750,000 coke'ss, closer to 980,000. let's check on the market here in asia. due new zealand right now, where we saw a trade balance come out better than expected to a tune of $123 million in surplus. right now, we have new zealand fractionally lower. we are also counting down to the japan, australia, and korea. let's head over to japan. last closed .3% higher. a seven-year high for japanese .quities here looking at the futures in chicago, pointing to a higher open today. the-yen right now, still -- dollar-yen still weak. saidr ago, analysts shanghai stocks were set to rally 28%. they ended up more than doubling. >> if you call 28%, you would have been a pessimist. angie: yes. it would be a bad thing right now. ofwe are seeing this rally the stock market more than doubling. analysts who cover the 50 largest companies traded in shanghai, they p

up next, why major companies, including adidas, coca-cola, and visa, they are getting roped into thisn california scandal. female announcer: through sunday it's posturepedic vs. beautyrest with up to $400 off. serta icomfort and tempur-pedic go head-to-head with three years interest-free financing. mattress price wars ends sunday at sleep train. ♪ your ticket to a better night's sleep ♪ >>> 7:25. evan newsom could get a permanent spot at city hall. supporters wants a bust of him in the halls where he once served as mayor. they have met with the artist. they want to go with an open collar look and is hoping the artist as a quarter inch to his receding hairline. he will not be smiling in the bust because you don't want teeth in bronze because they turn green after a while. the money will be raised by newsom's reporter. >>> fifa, the controversial president seth blatter is refusing to resign. european football associations announced they will vote for his opponent in tomorrow's presidential election. before the scandal blatter was seen as a shoe-in to win a fifth term. this comes after a

but the good people of coca-cola will were not under the threat of being ambushed or blown up while distributing product but we faced a similar a leadership challenge. how do you diversify the work force? but diversity of thought? how you develop future leaders? have you create a positive working climate? have you execute a succession plan or create a vision for the organization and the future? i talked about the strategy is because these are the kind of things that contributed to my own success. when i was the commander of ulterior command i thought if all 69,000 employees came to work every day clearly understanding how important he or she was to the accomplishment of the mission and if i could reach out to get the next generation of leaders to believe they could be anything they want, what a powerful thing that would be. creating strategic vision that makes people feel important, a good about themselves allowed me to do just that. there was anything my employees didn't think they could do by the and. nearly four decades in the service side saw a door is opening but the conversation did not st

up 13 points. they are a price-weighted index. many stocks like microsoft and coca-colaher despite the dow only being up 8/100 of 1%. the big market story recently the big move in bonds and the yield of the 10-year is up 16% in one month. trust me that is a quick move for interest rates and certainly, i'm sorry, bond people bonds can be boring. dom is here to tell you why the stock investors need to care. sex it up for us. bonds, man. >> i don't think bonds are boring. you and i deal with the markets every day and the bond market is so much bigger. >> they are james and barry. a lot of stock investors are paying attention to this. some of these dividend-paying stocks are bond proxies. they tend to move because interest rates move. when they move higher the relative attractiveness becomes less so. >> so we looked at the s&p stocks that had the highest yields and maybe good prospects going forward to keep that yield in and grow it. we screen the s&p 500 that pay above average. and have also shown positive price momentum. maybe their capital positions are not as bat. it's n

coca-cola commercial. andrew robertson is not hold up doing yoga. he is joining us now.all, what did mad men and that don draper character do for your industry? andrew: it got the industry talked about, not necessarily positively and that usually a good thing. stephanie: it made us understand the creativity behind it and how emotion ties us so much into what they do and what you do. andrew: emotion is what drives behavior. we have done a lot of work on this. there is a guy called peter field who did a survey in the u k about brands that had one effectiveness awards. we knew that they worked and they look to see if they won creative awards. there was a coalition -- correlation between the two. brands that used emotional advertising tend to have high effects. if you look at the prophet or the brand. stephanie: it's super sexy it's upsetting. that's we know don draper four. andrew: the science of it is understanding that we like to think we feel it -- behave like spock but we are much more like homer simpson. our behaviors are much more driven by primitive urges. a lot of w

up companies. this team of website developers is on a project for coca cola. >> reporter: umair aziz, the founder,e-drop other blue chip american clients. >> sears, amazon, microsoft. >> reporter: one secret to his success; actually its pretty much a secret, period, is where this company, called creative chaos, is located... karachi. the teeming and indeed chaotic commercial capital of pakistan. a country beset by terrorist violence and political instability, a city that ranks as one of the world' most violent. >> we don't want to be out of the race by advertising that we're based in pakistan. there's a very negative stigma attached to the country reporter: prospective customers first see on creative chaos' website, complete with an american 1-800 number. they soon learn that, aside from a small office in san francisco the workers are all in pakistan. once hired, aziz says his company has never been removed from a job. >> people in the u.s. really don't know that there's a world outside of taliban, and there's a world outside of, you know everything that they hear on cnn and bbc all the time. >> r

coca-cola says it has tarnished the reputation of the world cup. f.i.f.a.'s officer complains why the president is not showing up at the conference in munich. >> president blatter apologises not to be able to come because of the touche uens that you have probably followed in the media. he has to fulfil his duty in the management of the situation as president today, which are probably more important than to come to us. even though medicine is very close to his heart. so he sends his apologies and greetings to us all. >> that is the official statement, florence but what do we make of sepp blatter's absence? >> well, what indeed. where is sepp blatter. because, after all, the few hours, it appears to me between now and the opening ceremony of the f.i.f.a. congress, that is supposed to be in about six hours from now, is crucial in determining whether sepp blatter can stay on. i suspect that what he's likely to do now, which is what all politicians do in times of crisis, is ringing around as many as he can do see how much support he is going to be able to muster when the congress meets over the weekend to decide whet

up cost and grow our topline out of those cost basis. just having scale doesn't really help in a certain way. against your point, unilever coca-colak up and be operationally more intent. >> does it point to the criticism that is often levied at these companies, they spend too much time returning cash to shareholders and not investing for growth within a category? >> it depends on the category. in some categories, the right methodology would be investing in growing. on the flip side diapers, laundry detergents et cetera they are more cash cows. they are too mature to get a better return. the return profiles is different. >> fastest growth in incontinence. p&g is the second worse performing dow component this year, down 12%. ali, thanks. >>> up next fed chair janet yellen giving a speech on the economy on rhode island today about 2 1/2 hours time. waiting to see if she will move the markets heading into the weekend. how should you position? [ male announcer ] at northrop grumman, we've always been at the forefront of advanced electronics. providing technology to get more detail... ♪ ♪ detect hidden threats... ♪ ♪ see the whole pictu

issue that seemed to come up a lot was concerns about changing tastes consumer tastes in the food industries that berkshire owns major stakes in. companies like kraft, coca-cola. people concerned about whether this food is good for them. and that's something that millennials in particular have been thing about. >> there's 1.9 billion 8-ounce servings of coca-cola products served around the world today. and there will be more than 1.9 billion a year from now and more than that five years from now and more than that ten years from now. that's been true. and some people like other things and if they like broccoli and brussels sprouts, god bless them but don't invite me for dinner. >> in all seriousness, buffett says consumers' tastes can change over time but they're doing their best to stay ahead of the changing times and he has their full confidence in their ability to do just that. becky quick from omaha, nebraska. >> buffett also said he would short the 30-year bond if he could and has no regrets over picking ibm over apple. joe tanney joins us to discuss what mr. buffett had to say on stocks bonds and the market. let's start with what he said about the bond

ibm, coca-cola and american express. they make up more than 60% of the portfolio. the ceos will be here and we will get the chance to sit down and talk to them about what it's like to have warren buffett. that's something we will be bringing to you on monday and we will be joined live for three hours starting at 6:00 a.m. eastern time. later in the show bill gates and charlie munger will join us live as well. it will be a show full of things to watch for. back over to you. >> doesn't he drink something like five cokes a day? is that right? >> yeah. i think it's five or six a day. he figured out the calorie count on that and allocated that to part of his general allowed consumption of calories. >> very disciplined like everything else in his life. thank you very much. powering the future tesla unveiling charging batteries for homes and businesses. what it means for the storage power game. who will be the winners and the losers. after warning about the outlook, it's just the latest example of social media falling from grace. is the bubble bursting? we will be weighin

adidas and coca-cola are among those who have made accusations at fifa while visa has threatened to cut ties if the world body has not cleaned up its act. >> it is important that other sponsors reflect on their links to fifa. reporter: a multinational company received primes to seal a deal with the national football federation. they don't name the firm but the website indicates that they signed a licensing deal with brazil's national same year. and it is not just major sponsors who find themselves in the spotlight, 12 local banks including j.p. morgan citigroup, and hsbc have been named in the indictment. for now, none of the banks cited in the investigation have been accused of any wrongdoing. host: let's move on. greece take center stage at some of the worlds most powerful finance officials are meeting in germany. the talks break together finance ministers and central bankers from the group of seven. there are fears of greece defaulting on its debts and this has dominated the statement. they want to secure more bailout funds from the eurozone. there are differing opinions on how close a deal really is. in germany, the head of

calls for mcdonald's and coca-cola and some of the sponsors to clean up their act.d biggest bank card networks, visa, joins a growing list of companies fifa against. let's join aaron. what has been the reaction that's far from high-profile sponsors in regards to the scandal? we just heard mark outline neatly lined up cash. any response from the sponsors? >> it is important to understand how much money and visibility is at stake here. every four years you have this huge event, the world cup. it is the premier sporting event in the world. you have 2 billion people in the world to identify themselves as soccer fan. you have huge sports gear makers, mcdonald's, coca-cola visa, hyundai motors, they all want to be associated with its prestigious events that literally everyone in the world watches on tv. they pay a lot of money to do so. my story that has been running since yesterday and was out this morning took a look at these sponsors reactions. you can tell they are trying to walk a fine line here. no big global brand like adidas, mcdonald's, or coca-cola wants to be a

coca-cola. coca-cola still has the edge with vending machines in japan." rishaad: business. has the smartphone cold war come to asia? coming up later on "trending business," we will go live to the consumer electronics show in shanghai and we will find the latest in wearable technology. the debate continues on when the fed may raise rate. the vice-chairman said it is not about the date. ♪ rishaad: we have this rate hike debate. it goes on and has been of late driving the dollar higher. the fed is expected to raise rates this year but we still have no date. stanley fischer says policy will wait the risk of raising rates to early versus playing catch-up if they wait too long. fischer: we have another phrase. our processes are not date-determined. they are data-determined. wait and see what happens. we don't have to announce were going to do it in september if the economy is growing very, very slowly. we will wait. if the economy is wrong fast, we will move quicker. rishaad: let's wait into the debate. david is here with us. when we talked in september last, the world -- i will ask you the same questions, but the world has change

up. i would encourage everyone to continue outside where the cliff bars and the coca-cola is are. thank you all for being a part of this conversation. [applause] >> more now from the women in combat for with first-hand accounts of women who served in combat roles. this discussion was moderated by gail lamon. she's the writer -- tells the story of a female soldier killed in combat operations in afghanistan. >> does this make a difference for anyone. lemmon: it is a privilege to be on stage ability. second of all it is a privilege to be talking about a book that is out. because some of you know you spent two years with something that is your baby and it is just you and your laptop and now it is out in the world with all of you. it is nice to see it again. this, for me, has been two years of cross-country travel. a lot of holiday inn express stays. and conversations with some of the most seasoned military leaders. to talk about what happened in 2010 and 2011 that led to women on the battlefield alongside special operations. we begin with the question that led to more questions that a

difference between our missions was that the good people of coca-cola weren't normally operating under threat of getting ambushed, shot at or blown up while they're distributing their product. but we face similar leadership challenges. how do you diversify your work force? not just in race and gender, but diversity of thought. how do you build a bench and develop future leaders? how do you create a positive working climate? one where everyone gets a fair chance? how do you execute succession planning? or how do you create a vision for the organization in its future? i talk about all of these leadership strategies because i think these are the kind of things that contributed to my own success. when i became the commander of army material command i remember thinking if all 69,000 employees came to work every day clearly understanding how important he or she was to the the accomplishment of mission, and if i could reach out and get the next generation of leaders to believe they could be anything they want with hard work and commitment, what a powerful thing that would be. creating the strategic vision one that empowered people, made th

newscasts alex holley will be at coca-cola park with sean bell, to get readied for the ironpigs games. come dressed upllow to you wear costumes, quincy going back in the evening he'll hang out with scott williams at dorney park. hoping or hopping excuse me, on a new ride eating some food. >> good times sue serio happy birthday to nia. >> yes, and her party is friday which this spring fling. promise. we'll have whole slew of 18 year old at my house. anyway here is a look at the cold front. coming through throughout the morning, it is making slow progress so eventually it will make its way through, it will be little cooler, little more seasonable for this time in early may. now, as far as the showers are concerned we don't see much going on right now in the metro area. up to the north where the front is, and then those showers that came in yesterday ahead of the front you see some rain in mount pocono right now. not all of this is going to hold togethernessly, as it makes its way through but you do need to be prepared for few light showers this morning. nothing much going on any more at the shore. so he

up parties and i was 19. the reason i dropped out of school was there was a guy who sat me down and told me the story of robert woodruff, the guy of coca-colathe largest endowment at emory. i thought, this is great. he gets me. at the end, he tells me that robert woodruff was one in a billion and a chance of you being a robert woodruff is impossible. you need to stay in school and let go of this pipe dream. i said thank you very much. he said, so we're cool? i said, yeah, i am dropping out of college. >> do you think he was wrong? >> i don't think he cares. i want my kids to go to college. [laughter] it wasn't that. i don't like the fact that he told me i shouldn't believe in my dream. while we are young, this is when we should take chances. >> what was your dream? >> at the time, i read a book of one of the founders of dreamworks, david geffen. and then i read a book about richard branson. i just wanted to be an entrepreneur. >> you became quite the celebrity on the atlanta hip-hop scene. ludicris and cee-lo were going to your parties. brittney spears. >> i was a good party promoter. got to a point where i was not throwing their parties. t

up nine percent and set to reach over 170-billion dollars. other brands in the top ten include microsoft.verizon.and coca- cola. >> pam: and a reminder. can catch a new episode of our new show "the backstory". >> pam: we take you behind the scenes for a closer look at how we put together the news each day. >> pam: episode three airs this sunday at 9:30.right here on kron 4. >> pam: we will be back tonight at 8. >>> the "insider" from hollywood, your 24/7 celebrity conversation. >> we're not perfect. we make mistakes every day. >> "19 kids and counting" loses more advertisers as tlc's determined the show's face, reexamine the cost of controversy. >> i is what i is and not changing. >> from "scandal" survivor paula deen, ups and downs of "duck dynasty" can the duggars redirect their future now on the fence? ♪ >>> then lily clothing was flying off target shelves but maybe not f fashion empire gets busted for fat shaming. >>> plus as kimye celebrate their first wedding anniversary has kanye become another mr. kardashian? >> how his reality star wife could be killing his credibility. >> can't overcome the kardashian machine. >>> sorry, kat

up earl. >> i and during the five p.m. and 6:00 p.m. news casts alex holley will be at the coca-colaark with sean bell getting ready for lehigh valley ironpigs game. now, my mascot in college was the titans. the ironpigs, that's a much better name. >> sort of. >> kind of. star wars night by the wayment make sure to come dressed up as chew back a. quincy harris will be -- allentown, as well hanging out with scott williams at dorney park. hopping on new ride and eating some new grub. >> all right well, quincy is working double time tomorrow. you know? >> and now we toss to weather and sue serio. >> well yes get to go it. >> hype sue. >> good morning. >> right there. sue, take your time. >> good morning everybody. >> deep breath. >> let's take a look at ultimate doppler, shall we? the rain that we had yesterday, and it wasn't much, and the cold front associated with it, has moved to our south. we are now looking at no precipitation in our area. but as we head into the weekend, you see i've gone to the fox future cast and started with friday. we have clouds around, on friday but friday s

up your act. it is important that fifa change now. if you fail to do so we will reassess our sponsorship. other sponsors expressing concerns. adidas and coca-cola mcdonald's and budweiser pay $19 million each a year. they have brands and logos in front of millions of soccer fans. that's a really valuable relationship. the most important relationship is between the companies and the viewers and the fans. not necessarily fifa. >> the question is how uncomfortable will they get? that may determine sepp blatter's future. >>> rick santorum is officially running for president. he won the iowa caucuses for years ago. what are the challenges he faces? we talked to cnn. we will tell you what he said next. i'm caridee. i've had moderate to severe plaque psoriasis most of my life. but that hasn't stopped me from modeling. my doctor told me about stelara® it helps keep my skin clearer. with only 4 doses a year after 2 starter doses... ...stelara® helps me be in season. stelara® may lower your ability to fight infections and increase your risk of infections. some serious infections require hospitalization. before starting stelara® your doctor should test fo

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is up, as well as southwestern energy, and each is up 5%, and monster beverages was the worst performer of stocks today, and it has issues with coca-colaver as a result of that, had to terminate partnerships with others and that resulted in pushing down its numbers. alix: thank you. greece will be on the agenda on monday, that is when the european finance ministers meet -- reach an agreement on a bailout. they are calling a political courage, say there are no more technical reasons to hold this against his country. joining me now is axel, and what is the short-term risk in the market on greece right now? axel: the market has moved on, clearly if you want to talk about risk, they should get something done, the best side scenario is the own to get anything done, and suddenly they could also be german and become german in their conduct, and i don't think that is going to happen. the risk is very loaded -- fairly loaded, anything could happen. the rest of europe does not give concessions, and the imf is not going to give any money, so there are -- there is plenty of room for fireworks. alix: you made a great point about the imf there, disp

up. where is the defense? vonnie: they need you on the ice. tom: please. that was back when the coca-colaong first came out. let's look forward to bloomberg "surveillance." we will look at salesforce. this is a controversial story. brendan greeley has been looking into where they are not fracking. a twisted an interesting european story. and spotify has a new era, a-p -p-l-e. banks 5.8 billion reasons. brendan: that is how much six of the world largest banks will pay 5.8 billion dollars to settle an investigation. 5 have agreed to plead guilty-ish to the charges. 925 milling dollars the most, ubs the least at $203 million. keri geiger has been watching the sums. i heard this morning a justice department official saying we should think as the banks of being on probation. why weren't they on probation after libor and now they are in trouble? keri: great question. ubs clearly broke probation and that is why they had to take a guilty plea. the entire street has guilty pleas. is that type of enforcement on wall street you know, basically getting diluted? what's the point of doing this if there

up parties and i was 19. the reason i dropped out of school was there was a guidance counselor. and he sat me down and he told me the story of robert woodruff, the guy of coca-colathe largest endowment at emory. i thought, this is great. he's telling me the story of an entrepreneur. he gets me. at the end, he looks at me and he goes, "you know why i told you that story? because robert woodruff was one in a billion and the chance of you being a robert woodruff is almost impossible. you need to stay in school and stop with this pipe dream." i said thank you very much. i think i understand now. and he goes, so we're cool? i said, yeah, i am dropping out of college. emily: do you think you proved him wrong? scooter: i don't think he cares whether i prove him wrong. i think he's -- emily: do you care? scooter: no, because i want my kid to go to college some day. [laughter] it wasn't that. it was just i don't like the fact that he told me i shouldn't believe in my dream. while we are young, this is when we should take chances. emily: what was your dream? scooter: at the time, i just read a book about one of the founders of dreamworks, david geffen. and i kind of just

weighing in coca- cola saying " controversy has tarnished the mission of the fee for world cup in should be applied to fees will be expected psychic and our partners they told the to clean up will take away our sponsorship. the proffer the addiction tech action against a powerful organization for fees or this and all 32 million a year in their sponsorship deals apple color pays about 19 million. >>darya: the u.s. and allied diplomats plan to meet this weekend in switzerland to reach a nuclear deal by the end of june the state the secretary john kerry fact it may require more time of the uss is not considering an extension ride down. >>mark: pick our door with a can to stay cool temperatures have been swarming the contributor the deaths of 1400 people most of the deaths are in southern india the official one people stay out of the sun cover the has and loss of water doctors are on alert for he related illnesses and back giving out so to buttermilk and wrong is to help my generation is likely to continue for seven more days and as hot as a hundred and 17 degrees. >>darya: that is very unbelievable and hard to in door where talking about nationwide weather and worldwide wheth