milk, came back, sort of banged it on the countertop and said, i was just appointed president of pepsicohat you care about is the milk. she looked at me and said, what are you talking about? she said, when you walk in that door, just leave that crown in the garage because you are the wife, the daughter, the daughter-in-law, and the mother of the kids, and that is all i want to talk about. anything else, just leave it in the garage, so don't even try this with me anymore. so i think with mom you don't try anything. david: but she must be very proud you are the ceo of pepsi. indra: i think she is, but she keeps me grounded. david: you went to the infantry and you almost lost your life, or seriously damaged, not in combat. >> yeah, this was a pretty aggressive live fire exercise. david: pretty aggressive live fire exercise. >> live grenades, supporting machine-gun fire and all the rest of that. we were following -- in fact, general keane, a one star general, the vice chief of staff of the army four-star, was with me when we were walking behind the soldiers. one of them knocked out a bunker,

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if you combine the two, i have seen comparisons made to the likes of coca-cola, pepsico.ut what you're talking about with market share? also, this is a different deal for me than what we've seen in the space already dealt their options. jenny: certainly. ngsyou look at how the ranki of the beverage market are, this will still be the number three player. this new, pepsico, and be thedr pepper will third player but it will shake up the third player in a way that might spur the other two and action into deals of their own. i think this really shows the beverage market, as a whole, is waking up and saying we c annot just be in soda anymore. we have to have other beverages, like coffee. julia: the healthy option. the coffee option. i like it. scarlet: thank you for joining us. joe: coming up, what you need to know for tomorrow's trading day. >> you are watching bloomberg technology pratt let's get a check of first world news spread president trump delivers his first straight of the union address tomorrow night -- president trump delivers his first state of the new address spre

now, that storm has passed largely, pepsico did not suffer a major decline in revenues from, you knowpeople boycotting its products or anything like that, but they hate that controversy and what pepsico and all of these other companies are worrying about is trump reigniting that by taking advantage of this. let's be clear here. the nfl, ratings for the nfl are down two years in a row something like 9%, 9 1/2% this year yet, the super bowl is still a pretty big deal. i mean, it's one of the -- there's going to be gazillions of eyeballs on it, the reason why companies pay up for advertising. it's an event. that event can be exploited. they're worried that donald trump is going to exploit that event and here is another thing interesting. if you notice donald trump's friend vince mcmahon of wwe has started his own football league. neil: yeah. >> and this football league, i think it's called xfl, mcmahon demands, makes it a rule, that the players must stand during the anthem. neil: that's right, no kneel zone. >> i can see donald throwing him a huge bone, boycott the super bowl and watch x

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pepper will be going up against a renewed coca-cola and fantastic pepsico. the carbonated category.amely, this stuff, which is a household favorite at our place, enhanced water business and snapple they have excellent prospects. why after all that do i like the deal two words. bob and gam kord he is a finance guy with a knack for creating brands. and that is for all new brands many credit him turning mars, family business. he moved over to pin ackle foods owned by black stone bunch of old pantry brands when it became public, most people ignored it. private equity i backed it. i backed him because i was aware of what he had done at mars. sure enough, more than doubled after three years. then came over to keurig after turning the company private. keurig, that business was in shambles most unfocused growth strategy just a stupid strategy fast forward right now and with the first public look gam gort turned it. duty to acquire at-will. this acquired company will be his company for acquisition. his track record is incredible keurig has an excellent ecommerce distribution i think it is a

cheryl: pepsico has been doing that. other flavors in general., coffee, everything. not diet coke. thank you, tracee. stocks took a pause yesterday for the first time this year. will they spark another rally tomorrow? results are the biggest names out there. we'll have a preview in just a bit. the state department warns americans traveling to five states in mexico, stating they are like syria, yemen and mali. we will be right back. mike and i are both veterans, both served in the navy. i do outrank my husband, not just being in the military, but at home. she thinks she's the boss. she only had me by one grade. we bought our first home together in 2010. his family had used another insurance product but i was like well i've had usaa for a while, why don't we call and check the rates? it was an instant savings and i should've changed a long time ago. there's no point in looking elsewhere really. we're the tenneys and we're usaa members for life. usaa. get your insurance quote today. cheryl: welcome back. let's get you caught up on what's happening n

the reason why pepsico is such a big deal the pepsi halftime show is an integral part of every superting a first look at the products that they're going to be featuring in their commercials. >> and a first taste. >> these are just on the shelves very recently. you can find them most of your local retailers. new mountain due product, called mountain dew ice it has the similar caffeine profile with regard to mountain dew products they call this doritos blaze because they say it's like licking a volcano. >> it is rather spicy. >> i tried some of these ahead of our segment if you want to try these -- >> they smell hot. >> joe also has a high tolerance. >> we do. >> i do not. i took a tiny bite and spit it out. it's hot. >> it is pretty hot. >> not bad. >> try it. >> andrew -- >> that's not the one i tried. >> you just got back -- >> not mexico. nothing. >> it's not like -- i liked it, too, it's pretty good. >> getting hotter. >> it has delayed heat >> it's not like buffalo wild wings. get the blaze there. >> the blaze is a challenge. >> thai food, ask forex t extra >> i eat mild salsa. >

coca-cola not surprisingly up top with about 37% of the market. 28% going to pepsico and 18% going toompanies. the next biggest standalone company was dr pepper snapple. thisoldings, getting into food and beverage market with other recent acquisitions such as panera bread and krispy kreme, it is pretty clear that they are brand hungry and distribution hungry. company will be publicly traded, but it will be 87% controlled by jab holdings. the current keurig ceo is going to be the new ceo. in 2017, they had a pro forma revenue run rate of $11 billion. a good company and really ready to take on those big companies. vonnie: should be great for monta leaseholders as well. abigail doolittle with our stock of the hour, thank you. mark: let's stick with m&a today. the latest in a biotech blood battle as sanofi beat out novo nordisk. it gives sanofi a blockbuster drug for a rare blood clotting disease. the french drugmaker has agreed to more than $16 billion and acquisitions in the last week, dwarfing past years of deal activity. joining us now is bloomberg's managing editor benedict campbell.

. >> pepsico. yeah, i have to admit, doi like the food.issy elliott and peter dinklage. and busta rhymes in a tongue twister show down. listen. >> if peter piper picked a peck of pickled peppers -- >> how much wood would a woodchuck chuck if a woodchuck could chuck wood? >> if peter piper picked a peck of -- >> how much wood would a woodchuck chuck if a woodchuck could chuck wood? >> i wanted to here busta and missy rhyming there. you know how fast busta can rhyme. he's spitting that knowledge. missy elliott, too. ♪ work it, let me work it i don't remember the words. >> just stop there. >> any ways. it's national blueberry pancake day. and, it's breakfast time. you should the eating that. what's more traditional than a tasty blueberry pancake breakfast? >> whoa! >> a couple of tips. as people drop silverware. not sure why we're celebrating it. but, hey, why not? >> because it gives us an excuse. >> by the way, i gave my 3-year-old some chocolate cake because it was national chocolate cake day. i gave some for dinner. and he didn't go to be

airbnb, at&t, charter , elinications, comcast lilly and company, epson, macy's , rai,ercard, pepsico verizon, walmart, viacom and facebook. let me say a few words about reginald mcknight. he is the head of u.s. public policy a facebook. ofhas more than a decade experience as a lawyer and policy pfizer. he has counseled major corporations on a range of matters regarding public policy, government affairs, investigations and litigations. as the head of public policy, he is responsible for the strategy of the company's multibillion-dollar program and for to work on cutting-edge issues. he has been a leader in our community and he has demonstrated time and time again a commitment to service through his involvement in various activities. among other things, he serves on the board for the university of south carolina business school, the fellowship foundation and a former board member of duke university school of law alumni board. carolinative of south and his wife and he resided in virginia with their 20-month-old son and attend effort street baptist church. alfred street baptist church. >

at&t, charter communications, comcast, eli lilly & company, essence, macy's, mastercard, pepsico, perennialgroup. air, uber, verizon, wal-mart, viacom and as reginald mcknight comes to us, a lead partner, facebook. let me say a few words about reginald mcknight before he comes. he is the head of u.s. infrastructure public policy at facebook. he had as more than a decade of experience as a lawyer and policy advisor. he's counseled major corporations on a wide array of matters involving public policy, government affairs and complex investigations, and litigation. and as the head of u.s. infrastructure public policy at facebook, he's responsible for the government affairs strategy of the multi-billion dollar infrastructure program and for its work on cutting-edge issues at the intersection of law, policy, and technology. he's been a leader in our community, in the community at large. and he's demonstrated time and time again a commitment to service through his involvement in various civic activities. among other thing, he serves on the board of the university of south carolina business school.

pepsico. perennial strategy group. rai. uber. verizon. walmart. viacom.inald mcknight comes to us, a lead partner, facebook. me say a few words about reginald mcknight before he comes. of u.s.e head infrastructure public policy at facebook. than a decade of experience as a lawyer and advisor. he's counseled major corporations on a wide array of public policy,ng government affairs and complex investigations and litigation. and as the head of u.s. infrastructure public policy at he's responsible for the government affairs strategy multibilliony's dollar infrastructure program. and for its work on cutting edge the intersection of law, policy and technology. our been a leader in community, in the community at large, and he's demonstrated time again a commitment to service, through his various civic activities. among other things, he serves on the university of south carolina business school, the international museum, theican abramson scholarship foundation and he's a former board member of duke university school of law alumni board. native of greenville, sout

plus the super model for the super bowl, cindy crawford recreates iconic pepsico ad.joining me dagen mcdowell, brian brendberg and fox base network connell mcshane. great to see you. >> good to be seen. maria: happy friday, everybody. dagen: so much to talk about. >> never a dull moment. maria: never, a dull moment. >> a lot of payday news. a lot of good payday news. dagen: coming up, i will do my nancy pelosi imitation. she always has something to say, that's idiotic. maria: i know. we have to get to that. let's get to first top story this hour and that's tax reform, fbiate chrysler saying that it would move production from mÉxico to michigan. it will also pay out 2,000-dollar bonuses to some 60,000 u.s. workers in response to new tax reform law, this move after the country's largest employer wal-mart announced it will use some of the savings from the new tax bill to hype wages and bonuses to workers. hours later that wal-mart is closing 63 sam's clubs some with no advanced notice, you have good news here, brian brendberg but sam's club also with job cuts. >> let's s

tony west from pepsico and really getting a team together who i think can -- at uber, who i think cann up the next chapter of the company and take us where we need to go. >> the next place you may be going is an ipo. >> yes, we hope. >> do you think it's going to be easier or harder to make some of these changes that i know you want to make people talk about how they need to be a private company to do this >> i've been ceo of a public company for 13 years at expedia. i think that's an excuse sometimes it's harder as a public company to make the long-term bets that you want to make if you're clear about where you're going, you're clear that you won't be subject to short-term thinking, then there's a certain class of investor who won't be interested you need to be clear an then deliver. so the public markets hold ceos and teams accountable. and i think with uber, this is a company that's absolutely been held accountable to some extent i think uber suffers from the negatives of a public company because the world is fascinated with everything we do we don't get the benefits of being publi