it was coca-cola started to take the cocaine out of coca-cola in about 1902, 1903. um, they met a german cocaine maker, louis schafer, who basically was the person who would take out the cocaine at a facility out in new jersey. and as we can talk about today, that pharmaceutical company, that chemical company is still there today. it's called steppen company. you can go on the, you can go on the dea web site and ever year see how they have to register to importico ca leaf for -- import coca leaf and register for the production of cocaine as a controlled substance. so, yeah. i went into that history, too, and basically found out that coca-cola has been getting access to coca leaf for the past century, and then where this all comes together today in what we're going to also get into is that the coca became prohibited around the world, um, through one of three treaties that now dictates international drug policy. and the first one is called the 1961 single convention on far cot you can drugs. and -- narcotic drugs. and that was the treaty that today still says bolivia'

not only coca-cola company in the u.s. that has access to the coca distracts but red bull got and it didn't do so much of a good job to take the cocaine out and it was found. >> in fact the international drug control conventions were set up to allow access to -- and monitor access to controlled medicines. so, i don't know a lot about this. there are people who follow it closely, but, yes, the international narcotics control board is specifically taked with over seeing the export and importation of what are otherwise illicit drugs in order to ensure that people have access to pain killers, basically, and it's primarily poppum related, opium related, and also there's a small market of controlled cocaine production, very heavily monitored by the incd, for that purpose. >> we have a question here. >> yes. i'd like to get -- circle around back to the -- not avoiding the question, and that question is, what do we do politically? and i have a small opportunity here for people who are interested. there is a special election coming

and not as good as the boost that coca-cola gave you today. the superior organic growth from pepsico, equal yield skews toward pep. apples to apples or soda to soda. a pure oddity, but it drives home how right it is that pepsi is outperforming coke. pepsi's business doing better than coca-cola's, but the stock is cheaper too. if you're looking to get more defensive, which many of you are, pepsico is the stock to buy on the way down. let me be clear about what i mean. pepsico is less than a buck off its high. buy 25 every point and a half now. if you are buying all at once, are you not hearing me and listening to me. i'm not saying it's time to load up the soda and snack truck with pepsico. let's leave it at that. >>> berniece in new york. bernice, what is up? >> caller: i have been watching your program and watching diageo. it's a pretty highly priced stock. i have seen it go up and down and up and down, and wondered where you see it going? >> bernice, what's the overall trajectory of diageo? what's it been? it's been up and that's why i put i

and not as good as the boost that coca-cola gave you today. the superior organic growth from pepsico, we turn you toward pep. apples to apples or soda to soda. a pure oddity, but it drives home how right it is that pepsi is outperforming coke. pepsi's business doing better than coca-cola's, but the stock cheaper too. looking to get more defensive, which many of you are, pepsico is the stock to buy on the way down. let me be clear. pepsico is less than a buck off its high. buy 24 every point and a half now. if you are buying all at one, are you not hearing me and listening to me. i'm not saying it's time to load up the soda and snack truck. let's leave it at that. >>> burr niece in new york. berniece, what is up? >> caller: i have been watching your program and watching diaggo. i have seen it go up and down and up and down, and wondered where you see it going? >> berniece, what's the overall trajectory? what's it been? it's been up and that's why i put it last year as one of my up stocks that you should buy on any single discount. and i think t

this is from coca-cola and i think it's great that coca-cola is providing us these funds and making sure that we're reducing obesity in san francisco. is there any kind of advertising that we do for coca-cola? >> >> these grants do not require any advertising at all. >> >> thank you. thank you miss branson. any members of public wishing to comment? you can line up on the far wall behind mr. paulson. >> does any trail last forever? i don't know. maybe we're near the budget end, i don't know. does any gift last forever? i don't know. maybe we're going to have the end, but money's hard to hold. we're going to have it maybe and bring it on, and they will be singing songs on the trails and it's the real thing with this item gifted today. it's coke and budget. >> thank you, next speaker, please. >> good morning, thank you. i'm robert bakewell an enrichment resident who lives right next to this area of the oak woodlands and we have been working on this area for a long time and i'm also co-founder of the friends of the oak woodlands park, which is a park partner sponsored by park s alliance. we

and, trading strategies in gold, coca-cola and herbalife from our team of traders. first business starts now. you're watching first business: financial news, analysis, and today's investment ideas. good morning. it's friday, february 22nd. i'm angela miles. in today's first look: selling continues in the market. stocks and commodities fell yesterday on distressing economic news, including a rise in unemployment claims. but it was the vix that made the day's biggest headline. the gauge of anxiety in the market jumped the most since 2011 this week. investors are becoming concerned about the march 1st deadline for sequestration even though traders tell us a deal is likely to happen. earnings after the close came in from hewlett packard. aig turned in a loss due to superstorm sandy. hpq shares shot up 6% last night on better-than-expected news. and today, the midwest is digging out from winter weather as the northeast prepares for the next round. tim mulholland of china-america capital joins us now following earnings from aig and hewlett- packard. what kind of cues will

it didn't make me want to have coca-cola. >> you little animal. you can't control yourself. >> no, i can't. >> you can't. you are a monster. >> i would like to control you. i would like to try. >> bill, you are actually, and a lot of people don't know this, but you are an accomplished belly dancer. >> let me finish the question. >> i am not putting up with this. >> you are stealing my face time. >> i am trying to make a point here. >> they say why are they assuming -- why are they always making us belly dancers? how do we know the belly dancer is arabic? >> this is exactly how you solve the problem. co caw -- coca-cola has to come out with one statement that will solve everything. the guy with the camel with the jew. here is the thing. with that area in the world everyone dresses like that. what was lawrence of arabia. they dressed exactly like that. also he was gay. jay you know -- you know what, greg, there is nothing wrong with that. >> there are actually scenes that elude to that. >> no, he what was -- i saw the movie twice. >> it is true. >>

this is from coca-cola and i think it's great that coca-cola is providing us these funds and making sure that we're reducing obesity in san francisco. is there any kind of advertising that we do for coca-cola? >> >> these grants do not require any advertising at all. >> >> thank you. thank you miss branson. any members of public wishing to comment? you can line up on the far wall behind mr. paulson. >> does any trail last forever? i don't know. maybe we're near the budget end, i don't know. does any gift last forever? i don't know. maybe we're going to have the end, but money's hard to hold. we're going to have it maybe and bring it on, and they will be singing songs on the trails and it's the real thing with this item gifted today. it's coke and budget. >> thank you, next speaker, please. >> good morning, thank you. i'm robert bakewell an enrichment resident who lives right next to this area of the oak woodlands and we have been working on this area for a long time and i'm also co-founder of the friends of the oak woodlands park, whh

this year coca-cola and a teaser with a spot with the big match . prompting outrage with the american-. or ads. peep it peepers. while the ad encourages people to vote for who reaches the bottle first which is a mirage there is no era of option at the coke website. they say, quote, the commercial is racist, portraying arabs as backward and foolish camel jockeys and they have no chance to win in the world. adds another critic, why is it that arabs are always shown as oil rich sheiks, terrorists or belly dancers? the arab-american anti-discrimination committee said this and there was an apology if the ad was misunderstood, but also saying it is not going to change it. despite the controversy the game will go on. who is going to win? >> who is going to win super bowl xlvii? the ravens or the 49ers? >> it is amazing how they got john tbib son's hair to -- john gibson's hair to do that. he loves when i say things like that. shilou, good to see and you congratulations on your success. if you consider a commercial for a website a success. you were saying i

this year coca-cola and a teaser with a spot with the big match . prompting outrage with the american-. or ads. peep it peepers. while the ad encourages people to vote for who reaches the bottle first which is a mirage there is no era of option at the coke website. they say, quote, the commercial is racist, portraying arabs as backward and foolish camel jockeys and they have no chance to win in the world. adds another critic, why is it that arabs are always shown as oil rich sheiks, terrorists or belly dancers? the arab-american anti-discrimination committee said this and there was an apology if the ad was misunderstood, but also saying it is not going to change it. despite the controversy the game will go on. who is going to win? >> who is going to win super bowl xlvii? the ravens or the 49ers? >> it is amazing how they got john tbib son's hair to -- john gibson's hair to do that. he loves when i say things like that. shilou, good to see and you congratulations on your success. if you consider a commercial for a website a success. you were saying i

. ♪ coke ain't a bad word ♪ coca-cola, coca-cola. >> maybe little poopy is just this character in his rap songs. maybe he's a good kid trying to make money catering to a rap audience. ♪ >>> should we move on to the next song [ bleep ]? >> the sound wave sydney music festival in australia got off to a firy start this weekend. part of the lineup was lincoln park. this is one of the videos from their concert. they were in the middle of performs "points of authority" when they interrupted their own song. ♪ >> we need some help down here. >> apparently one of their fans had been knocked out during a concert in one of the mosh pits. >> they stopped everything to get help. >> we need a stretcher down re. >> theyere le to ge e restarted song. >> thanks for your patience. we have to make sure we are all leaving here in one piece, you know what i mean? let's move on. >> it got off to a firy start because of this video here. this stage is on fire. >> this is the same concert we just saw lincoln park at? >> this is the concert for another band. it's part of the same music festival. >> okay. >

this after a woman's to gallon a day coca-cola haven't -- two gallon a day coca-cola haven't played a major role in her death, he says. coca-cola argues that there is not a labeling system in the world that could prevent the death of som >> jackie is back as we talk about that mixed bag. i guess that's the way to put it. >> absolutely. by 3:00, some light rain. maybe a wintry mix to the north. by 6:00, in light transition and light flurries by 9:00. >> we can handle it. thanks for joining us. captioned by the national captioning institute --www.ncicap.org--

i think it is anti-western and shame on coca-cola. shame on the, come caw cola. boyz2 men playing playing in russia. it is putin and not putin. rick was correct. >> rasputin. take us on the ras and it is putin. >> oh, okay, you will win a piewl -- pulitzer. >> my favorite thing is when you are really proud and gets no reaction. >> i am correct in mark right now. 24r* are millions going wait to go, gutfeld. put half time guy in place. >> other than the fact they don't know my name i don't agree with the rest of that. >> by the way, the whole thing of boyz2 men promoting facility. not true. >> not true? >> the moscow times wrote a cutsie league and saying just in time for the fertility campaign comes the soulful singer boyz2 men. >> why didn't you tell us that before? >> i didn't know it before. >> you found out during the show? you know what he was doing all day? >> do you understand -- >> do you understand what i do during the show, greg? i do research. it is my job. >> you could have said, gutfeld, i did some research today. did you know this whole putin thing i

. ♪ coke ain't a bad word ♪ coca-cola, coca-cola. >> maybe little poopy is just this character in his rap songs. maybe he's a good kid trying to make money catering to a rap audience. ♪ >>> should we move on to the next song [ bleep ]? >> the sound wave sydney music festival in australia got off to a firy start this weekend. part of the lineup was lincoln park. this is one of the videos from their concert. they were in the middle of performs "points of authority" when they interrupted their own song. ♪ >> we need some help down here. >> apparently one of their fans had been knocked out during a concert in one of the mosh pits. >> they stopped everything to get help. >> we need a stretcher down here. >> they were le to get the rest song. >> thanks for your patience. we have to make sure we are all leaving here in one piece, you know what i mean? let's move on. >> it got off to a firy start because of this video here. this stage is on fire. >> this is the same concert we just saw lincoln park at? >> this is the concert for another band. it's part of the same music festival. >> okay.

>> greg: so some groups are ticked off at coca-cola for the super bowl ad featuring an arab with a camel in the desert. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ >> greg: so one arab group is claiming this is racist or something. coke says it was just using film characters from the past. now you might call the groups cry babies but that would have been people with malfunctioning tear ducts. instead, i call them americans where they figured out like the rest of us outrage gets attention. forget anger over terrorism. words speak louder than actio action. as you demand subservient to hurt feelings. how to beat them? join them. taco bell claims they pull their ad that asked people to eat tacos instead of carrot

a name to watch this morning is coca-cola. the company reporting quarterly numbers in just about 30 minutes. analysts expecting the dow component to earn 44 cents a share. we will have the numbers when they hit and coke ceo muhtar kent joins us at 8:00 a.m. and we are previewing tonight's state of the union address all morning long. we will hear from white house adviser valerie jarrett in just a few moments. >> okay. thank you michelle. quick look at the futures, see how things are setting up this morning as we look over on the screen there. we do have mixed picture. dow looks like it will be up four points, nasdaq down four points. >>> north korea drawing the threat of new sanctions after conducting the third nuclear test overnight. president obama calls the test a highly provocative act. u.n. security council is going to meet today to discuss possible responses. we'll have more on this story in just a few minutes. also a disabled corn val cruise ship is headed for mobile, alabama, with the help of a tugboat. the ship is due

. >> plus we'll talk about the controversy surrounding coca- cola's new super bowl ad. >>> critics of that new coca- cola super bowl ad are backing down a bit after the soft drinkmaker explained its side of the story. first look at the ad. ♪[ music ] >> the american arab anti- discrimination community and muslim institute for interfaith studies claimed at first the commercial was racist. they said why does every ad have to be a sheikh, terrorist or maybe a belly dancer? the coca-cola spokesperson says the arab character portrays a movie star who is filming the latest blockbuster as the race for coke begins and the character will be developed in future spots. you have to wait and see. >>> in the meantime let's send things back down to andrea roane for more glitz and blitz in new orleans. i'm jealous. >> reporter: hi, derek, don't be jealous, but we are having a great time and eating some wonderful food and meeting some wonderful people like david and carol who are allowing us to use their balcony above sanders quarters on decatur street. if you haven't left yet for baltimore, make su

>> you don't think that was coca-cola's intent. that is a bold statement. >> why? >> cross out everything else that went to lori. hang on. okay. got them all. >> you know what, it is not what she says. it is the fact she is so adorable with the giant eyes. >> that's what i'm talking about. >> bill, greg, te lawrence's sexuality is a matter of dispute.

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does coca-cola's new commercial go too far? camels. >>> and beyonce directly answers the lip syncing questions. was she faking it? ♪ o, say, can you see >>> we're back with tonight's outer circle, where we reach out to our sources around the world, and tonight we go to china, where the government is being accused by several newspapers of hacking into computer systems. "the wall street journal" is reporting chinese hackers infiltrated their system to monitor what they were covering. and "the new york times" reported chinese hackers carried out cyberassaults over the course of the past four months. now, that's the same time the newspaper published an investigation about the wealth of the chinese premiere and his relatives. and today, as cnn tried to cover news about the hacking story, the chinese government blacked out the story. you could see that happening, right there. i asked how the government there is reacting to the accusations. >> reporter: erin, the chinese authorities have strongly denied any involvement in the cybera

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and i don't know how this is going to sell coca-cola. if i were in the desert, i would want a coke, that's obvious, but are cowboys offended? the arab guys camel and you're calling him a camel jockey. there are camels in the desert, and they're still there, and arabs live in the desert. and lawrence of arabia, and we had arabs and camels and sand. and i don't know why-- it's a dopey soda commercial that doesn't make any sense, so why bother being offended by it? why bother? >> i agree with you in part. this is very difficult, all the way around, not only for arabs. >> bill: you got cowboys, and mad max, and are australians going to be offended because mad max is in it? >> you and i know that arabs don't ride calls >> bill: a few of them do. guest: i would expect that coca-cola to go back to it's approach of marketing to being inclusive. i like them because they're inclusive. >> bill: they're not ex excluding arabs, and they will probably get to the giant coke, and them give it to them. guest: i think of in the commercial, it shows arabs

if you are in a corporate office in coca-cola you are saying the ad got ran anyway. arguably people have seen it. are nudist going to protest the lingerie bowl because girls wearing the lingerie? or animal rights activist protesting the puppy bowl? this is where we are headed. insane. >> dana: the atheists group sue because you couldn't go to the charlie brown play because something might have something to do with christianity? so they pulled a field trip and they weren't allowed to go. where is the aclu now? defending the company. >> greg: i want to hear the groups get outraged over actions. over terror threat rather than what hurts their feelings. >> andrea: if they came out and make a stink about something it would be women's rights in the muslim world or shariah law treats women or something like that. it's over guy on a camel and coca-cola ad. >> bob: i know the aclu gets behind some of the things that seem outrageous but they do awfully good things and takes on good causes. i'm a strong aclu person. >> dana: video maker, not anything for that guy. >> greg: we a

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just to give an example coca-cola announced one houston thousand dollars grants to the naacp to support a healthy lifestyles program. pepsi gave the group $10,000 in 2010. people are wondering whether or not the money has an impact at all. >> well, i think it's pretty clear that the money has an impact. we've seen this playbook before. in the 1990's, the tobacco industry particularly phillip morris was a big donor to the naacp, the accidently the new york chapter and those organization that the naacp decided to come out against tobacco taxes against smoking restrictions in bars, using the same basic rationale being used today for coming out against soda taxes like they did in richmond california, and el monte california and the drink size ban in new york. the playbook is very clear that this is how the industry divides and conquers populations and can overcome resistance to these particular times of initiatives. >> doctor, i wouldn't challenge your reasoning and certainly you've researched it more than i have or than any of us have, i would imagine but the idea, that, you know, a lot of