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. >> tom: and another global brand folks will recognize, pepsi, and the frito lay snack business, and a yield here close to 3%. why do you like this consumer stock? >> the same thing as mcdonald's. a global footprint. a very stable business. it should hold up much better, even if we do slow down quite a bit. again, we come back to the same metrics, very good quality. >> tom: and clearly a global footprint. any disclosures for this trio? >> yes. personally i own intel and pepsi. >> tom: all right, our market monitor guest, douglas cliggott. >> suzanne: and finally there was an unusual occurrence here at the new york stock exchange. yesterday more than 2% of the equities traded met 52-week highs and 52-week lows. it is like the hindenburg owe men. it exploded and crashed in new jersey in 1937. the indicators supposed to signal a sharp correction ahead for the stock market. a market slide is supposed to be confirmed by a second hindenburg happening within a month of the first. so stay tuned, and yikes. >> tom: and on friday the 13th, we might add. >> suzanne: yup, i was looking at that a

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next month pepsi could will roll out a new ad campaign with elements on facebook. >> 5:50. if you use itunes apple says change your passwords. scammers and thieves are racking up unauthorized charges on itunes accounts. scammers appear to be gangs anksees to accounts by send in out fake phishing messages to trick users into giving out their itunes user nails and passwords. some of the users say the problem has been going on for more than a year but the number of attempts has jumped in recent months. >> 5:51 is the time right now. the fallout continues this morning from the massive egg recall. now the word is brace yourself, what happens next, may effect you and your family in another way. >> plus what just happened in vegas has made her the new queen of the universe. >>> welcome back to the morning news. you may soon see the eivetses of that bigel recall at your local supermarket. some egg producers here predict prices will rise at least 25 cents a dozen in the come i weeks all a result of supply and demand. the fda has linked the outbreak to more than half a billion eggs.

advertisers from ford to pepsi, to tang, ride the holiday into muslim hearts and wallets. then, there are the shows, where the arab world watches and talks about for the better part of a month. and they can get controversial. a popular comedy called "tosh metosh" has corruption. a show is turning polygamy on its head, as a woman juggles five different men. >> it rewrites the rules and turns them into debatable subjects in families. >> reporter: here, tv is a constant companion, even during the holidays. laura setrakian, abc news, dubai. >>op

dreams thick as cataracts will be chanting prayers to my an gods after an alter of bee's wax candles and pepsi soda bottles. the inscents unravelling in a stream toward the water stain on the seceiling that looks like a map of latin america. this is not mexico city where indian families wrapped in newspapers huddel uppered the monument of the revolution. this is not where girls peddle chicklets on street corners no this is lamission. land of palm trees and skyscrapers where there is dollars enough for cell phones, sports cars and [inaudible] by the trunk full. where a suitcase of cocaine is as easy to buy as a broken stemmed rose from his white bucket. how much for that hand full of rose buds? for fingers go up. he makes change for a 20, returns clefrjed winched with b. you tip him a couple of dollars, so what. every love struck couple stairing into each other's eyes. every loner with a half empty beer even a waitress after a shift receives a visit from john nitto. he returns to the faces above the steaming plates before he's out into the neon lit street leaving behind a trail of rose petals b

that $40 billion is nearly as much revenue as pepsi collected last year. in juarez, some murders are just horrific mistakes-- marcos and jose were at a party for the double-a baseball team. gunmen thought the party was for a cartel gang, also known as "double a," and massacred 13, mostly teenagers. luz maria davila told us, "i still hope for justice." but juarez is seeing escalation. the first use of a car bomb hitting paramedics trying to save a life. paramedic nancy paz mares was hit by shrapnel. "the person who did this" she says, "has no heart." paramedic philip caldera has dizziness from head injuries, he called it an attack like 9/11. juarez has become the murder capital of the world-- 2,600 dead last year, and the death toll could be higher this year, on track to a staggering 3,000. many mexicans feel that their country is in the midst of chaos that could break it apart, all so americans can get their fix. barry peterson, cbs news, juarez, mexico. exico. >> couric: h >> couric: here in new york city, you wouldn't exactly call most people trusting, b

like coke and pepsi, in the cola war, pampers and huggies have been duking it out for decades. sharyn alfonsi went to where no television camera went before and they the companies will go to clean up. >> reporter: they are sweet. innocent and at the center of one of the toughest battles in business. the diaper wars. huggies launching a little shock and awe. >> my diaper is full. full of fashion. >> over 1 million consumers have gone to youtube where the spot is out there and played the commercial for themselves. >> reporter: and sales skyrocketed but pampers fought back releasing designer diapers. seem silly? the idea is to get moms so excited about a product they will switch brands. and that is not easy. diaper buyers are extremely brand loyal. study shows that if a mother is given a particular brand in the hospital, they are likely to use it for life. this is the first diaper commercial for pampers back in 1960. today they are half as bulky. they didn't happen by accident. diaper companies spend millions of dollars a year to make them thinner, and more absorbant. we were gran

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and then these artists align themselves with coca-cola and pepsi and taco bell and on and on and on. but if you give people good music, i bet you they'd buy it, you know what i mean? if they were offered interesting, complex lyrics and interesting, varied music and real-live vocals and people that can actually sing live, and when they perform, they don't need pyrotechnics and dancers and distractions, i bet you they'd love it. now, the average record buyer for backstreet et al. is seven, so it's not like they got tired of listening to kurt cobain. do you know what i'm saying? and they didn't-- they weren't listening to screaming trees and alice in chains and going, "mmmyyyeeegh. "mommy, i'm tired of alice in chains "and the seattle sound. give me boy-band corporate pabulum." you know, a seven-year-old did not turn away from indie rock. this was a niche that was created 'cause money was to be made. and the whole britney thing, it's just nonsense. you know, it's nonsense, and it, again, lowers the bar tastewise. most people are just indoctrinated into modes of thinking. you know, you a

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and in america they call it acting. [ cheers and applause ] >> no, actually, it was a contest that pepsi had. >> jimmy: it was not. >> and we had to write cans -- >> that were funnier than coke. >> kevin and i are still opposed to scott joining. >> yes, we're still against it. >> there will be a talk, a meeting in had the dressing room afterward. >> it depends on tonight, jimmy. >> jimmy: well, good luck. good luck. so far you're doing great. a lot of people know you guys are known for doing a lot of stuff in drag. >> yes. >> jimmy: who likes it the most? who dislikes it the most? and who is the prettiest? >> historically, i was the prettiest. [ laughter ] i mean, that's one thing we agreed on. >> looked like a young isabella rossellini. >> one time -- >> and mark -- he just made out with isabella rossellini. >> jimmy: very good. >> it's a true story. >> jimmy: is it? >> yeah. >> actually, under my clothes i'm wearing panties and a scrunchie. behind me. behind me. >> jimmy: oh, my god, amazing. well, you look great. >> thank you. >> jimmy: now, was anyone opposed to doing it? like, "nah,

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procter and gamble, paul molitor, pepsi, all sorts of -- palmolive, pepsi, all sorts of brands do very well over there. it is just not it is a much more open market to compete in the u.s. host: time to that equation is how much china gets from germany. could you speak to that? guest: china has higher import penetration than in the u.s. there is a fair amount of import activity from the europeans, japan, korea. what the chinese will say, to some merit, it is not much of it is just manufacturing components and we do not get full bounty from that. we import different parts of the shoe, we will build it, so we do not capture the total benefits of that. host: rate on the republican line. fairfax, virginia. caller: about three years ago, labor wages was not the main reason for the trade deficit. that seems to be the method. -- myth. if he go to their website, national association of manufacturers, they have nothing on labor costs. they talk about spending reform, tax reform, legal system reform, and regulatory reform. guest: i think you are exactly right, and we see this pattern in mexico as

procter and gamble, paul molitor, pepsi, all sorts of- palmolive, pepsi, all sorts of brands do very well over there. it is just not it is a much more open market to compete in the u.s. host: time to that equation is how much china gets from germany. could you speak to that? guest: china has higher import penetration than in the u.s. there is a fair amount of import activity from the europeans, japan, korea. at the chinese will say, to some merit, it is not much of it is just manufacturing components and we do not get full bounty from that. we import different parts of the shoe, we will build it, so we do not capture the total benefits of that. host: rate on the republican line. fairfax, virginia. caller: about three years ago, labor wages was not the main reason for the tra deficit. that seems to be the method. -- myth. if he to their website, national association of manufacturers, they have nothing on labor costs. they talk about spending reform, tax reform, legal system reform, and regulatory reform. guest: i think you are exactly right, and we see this pattern in mexico well. the

. >> if you work for coke don't get a job for pepsi? >> exactly. >> so you say comply with your employ employer's conflict of interest policy. >> no computers, no documents, no reports that you produced for your day job to help your consulting clients at night. >> always use your own personal e-mail when dealing with that second job. >> always. and i would not even recommend using your personal e-mail on the company's computer. if you have an independent blackberry or a device, a smartphone, use that. really, you shouldn't be doing your side work on your employer's time. >> yeah. >> do your side work -- so what i say the ideal slash for somebody who is doing this is something that's virtual or flexible. so web design, something you could do at any hour of the day that doesn't have to be confined to a specific location. >> good advice and something we're going to see more and more of. thanks so much. i appreciate it. >> thanks, matt. >>> 7:50. the tragic death of a young golfer and the doctor in trouble with the law. where? it's really g