at least not when it comes to hot dogs. >> no ketchup. no ketchup. anything else but no ketchup. it's like sacrilegious. >> fresh chopped onions. >> reporter: step behind the counter at portillo's. >> a kosher dill. >> reporter: and you'll see that chicago-style hot dogs aren't hurting for flavor. >> is there a strategy to eat k a chicago style dog? >> no. some folks take the pickle off and eat the pickle on the side. some folks just grab it and dig right in and eat it as it is. >> reporter: and don't even think about asking for ketchup across town at the legendary saucy wiener's circle. >> can i have ketchup on there? >> heck, no. that's against the rules of the wiener's circle. we don't do ketchup on hot dogs. okay? not in chicago either. no. >> reporter: and it turns out she wasn't kidding. >> thank you. >> thank you. now go sit down and have it. eat it up. no [ bleep ] ketchup, man! >> reporter: well, i had to try. i guess the good >>> some museums in britain are pooling their money to try "tit" thousands of items salvaged from the wreck were set to go to auction. but there's

real natitude, like ketchup on tacos. the man in george the gm mike rizzo who sent kellyn clear made it clear davey martinez is very much in chargend the nationals are starting to take charge and bryce harper is still here to lead that charge, got it. since the all tar break and since winning the home run derby bryce harper has caught fire. struggles in the first half of the season,ti b .333 and eight extra base hits the last six games. nats are hoping that will continue in the series again the red, a team in which harper is career 00 hitter against. >> a genderl rev football style. long snapperod styleay. the faustamily from york, pennsylvania, big redskins fans enlisted the longpe snapr's help and he came through and the pink appearing and the faust family have a t baby giro go along with two brotherff good s from them. by the way, the -- those ketchui packet handed out are not for resale. you can't sell it. >> like a >>> tonight, an extraordinary warning in the white house, the top national security and ff intelligence

it -- ketchup cup holds. >> jimmy: yeah. do like a half like a three quarter pump -- >> steve: two quarter pump, seven-eighths -- >> jimmy: seven-eighths type of pump. how long have we worked together? >> steve: i'd say about 19 1/2, 19 and 3/4 years. >> jimmy: did you ever realize we have similar voices. [ light laughter ] >> steve: i didn't until -- dad? [ laughter ] thspoon in the sink, for turning my utensil into a super soaker. [ laughter and applause ] ♪ thank you, everything bagels, r food that looks like it was dropped under the couch two weeks ago. [ laughter and applause ] i mean, i'll eat it. ♪ thank you, air conditioners, for challenging my tv to a a constant game of who can be loudest. [ light laughter ] there you go, everybody. thank you. those are my "thank you notes." we'll be right back with more of "the tonight show." [ cheers and applause ] ♪ main menu. oh! ok, robot. press one. i'm sorry, zero is not an option. rep-re-sen-ta-tive! please say the name of your second pet. rok-narr... incorre

i swear. [ light laughter ] ♪ thank you, paper ketchup cups, for supplying me with enough ketchup tofr [ laughter and applause ] g steve: so small. >> jimmy: we're jung to give you like a waft of ketchup. >> steve: just a sampling. t >> jimmy: whatt? >> steve: just a sampling of ketchup. >> jimmy: were just gonna give you a sampling of ketchup. >> steve: you don't want to get over ketchuped, trust me. >> jimmy: just try it and see if you like it if you like it -- >> steve: you like it you get another paper cup. and the pump is more than the ketchup cup holds. so don't do a full pump. it will overflow. a jimmy: yeah. do like a half likree quarter pump -- >> steve: two quarter pump, seven-eighths -- >> jimmy: seven-eighths type of pump how long have we worked together? >> steve: d say about 19 1/2, 19 and 3/4 years. >> jimmy: did you evlize we have similar voices. [ light laughter ] >> stevei didn't until -- dad? [ laughter ] ♪: >> jimank you, washing the spoon in the sink, for turning my utensil into a super aker. [ laughter and applause ] ♪ thank you, everything bagels, for being the

and it will be released on august 14th. >>> we've allre been t trying to squeeze the last bit of ketchupette. >> -- out of the r packet. earchers at virginia tech think they have found a solution coming up with super slippery industrial packaging, a fhydrocarbon-basedm that will help sticky foods like ketchup release more easily. it's cost-effective and can bei appld toecyclable products. >> glad we're working on the big problems in o society. >> oh, yeah, we need our ketchup. >> aly potenti dangerous bacteria already resistant to many m antibiotics have learned another trick. the so-called superbugs are developing resistance to the alcohol-based hand sanitizers. they analyzed bacteria samples from two hospitals over a 19-year period and the ger back in 2004 were killed more easily than those collected sevel years later. experts say hand sanitizers are still effective for now, but if this trend continues, this could spell trouble, especially in medical settings. >>> a new exhibit opens this week at the museum of the bible. it honors the late reverend billy graham. the exhibs called pilgr

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for instance if you take one tablespoon of tomato ketchup it contains one teaspoon of sugar or take here take some cereals there's added sugar in it or at the german level worst it's the worst thing you can do to your liver because sugar in it but as a consumer how can you avoid it. well i think it is difficult the the companies make it because we prefer the food which has the sweet component and even if it is salty if possible we should try to find food label and see how much sugar is in it and then perhaps consider if you really want to buy it so you should stay healthy foods but even there if you take fruits for instance the sugar in it i looked it up in one ever will it was one hundred grams of evill contain eleven grams of sugar or take some grapes fifteen grams of bananas twenty grams so there's a lot of food sugar in it as dangerous as all the children in fruits it's the same sugar of course but one thing is if you eat a fruit you have to chew it so it takes a lot longer to eat a whole apple than to drink a glass of up. and the upper juice will be only the sugar and not conta

why muck it up >> i'm not a huge ketchup fan.on't know i'm more of a salsa person >> it's almost time to head back to school. this is the story that really has brian riled up this morning. >> love it students in france will have to return sans their smartphones. a new french law bans students from bringing their phones and tablets to school or at least requires them to turn them off officials supporting the new law say it's part of their responsibility to protect students from addictive habits thema makes exceptions for educational use and students with disabilities. i don't know how people pay attention, and if you're a teacher in class, whether you know someone is using that device, using their computer -- >> you don't you can also cheat you send people disappearing messages i got a lot of friends who are teachers you will get parents, some have written in and said they need it for safety you can use a basic flip flown with texting capability. >> even with the texting, it's not just the kids but their parents. so many parents a

some time off from the shockingevelation by wide receiver paul richardson to sher re-burriss he l ketchup on tacos. his cuisine but not -- i know it's wrong. cuisine debatable but not his commitment. uarterback alex smith and wide receiver paul richardson have been connected since he both arrived in washington. they were introduced on the same day. and from the moment they arrived to four months later on field, the two arelready in sync. >> we've been doing together. we connect on a lot of deep balls this past week. fa like to see that. we've been having a ball. he made it a point of familye'is and been executing. > we both came in this offseason, went through and t talk the film guys. they were like alex was just here. you guys ar both coming in and are on thepaame ge. since we got here, wad h the same mind-set come in, get acclimated and attack the playbook. >> here we go. >> it's a girl. eric and sarah phelps f nd out their third child will be g airl thanks to long snapper nk sundberg. the couple arein lifelong redsk fans. the family reached out on helped to sundberg and to makehis gen

manus: a little -- jeremy: a little bit of ketchup after q1. catch uple bit of after q1.a: jeremy will continue his conversation with bloomberg. cryptocurrencies take another hit. we hear from the cofounder of etherium. manus: china's regulators posed and approval of game licenses, and the government shakeup. what does it mean for companies like tencent? we bring you the latest. that is next. this is bloomberg. ♪ manus: stocks are down. the midst of the longest bull run in history. equities, will it endure, that is the question. retail sales have kicked off this week with home depot and tapestry thing the first report. the other big names will results -- release results. what should investors look for? >> u.s. retailers face investors. they begin to report second-quarter earnings. investors look for positive news after piling into the space this year. the retail index is up 30% today. the $750 million etf is up 13% on the year. home depot and tapestry beat earnings and revenue expectations. for home depot, it was the 17th straight quarter it be estimates. the highest gain

it was stiff with dry mustard, ketchup and sugar. i stopped at a beauty shop across the street from an naacp office. i didn't have any shoes because i lost them when i was dragged across the floor at woolworth's. my stockings were sticking to my legs from the mustard that had dried on them. the hairdresser took one look at me and said, you were involved in that sit-in, huh? yes, i said. do you have time to wash it and style it? there were three other ladies already waiting, but they seemed glad to let me go ahead of them. the hairdresser was real nice. she even took off my stockings and washed my legs while my hair was drying. i remember when i was working on this book project, i thought this was such a powerful scene and a powerful moment to get us to think about black women within the civil rights movement. here we have ann moody whose body is literally embattled, right? she was on the front lines at a sit-in movement, trying to get african-americans better access and equal access to a woolworth lunch counter. and she gets ketchup

. >> this is hip chick farms organic ketchup chicken p ketchup is inside. >> stop it.chup. >> two women electric california put the company together, chef jen is the face. this is 190 calories, just three grams of sugar, one gram of added sugar. it is absolutely delicious. it would normally take you an hour to make these, 10 minutes in the oven or 2 minutes in the microwave. >> my kids live on chicken fingers. >> it brings out the kid in all of us. >> exactly. quin quinoa, another trendy ingredient. >> this the ancient harvest heat and eat quinoa. sometimes you make it on your own, or i do and i'm like quinoa, it's like 15 minutes. >> kin wow? >> it's inconsistent, doesn't have the flavor. this solves that. this would normally take 15 minutes and it takes 90 seconds so you're saving 13 1/2 minutes. it's only $4 and a great meal. >> this is for slow cooker meals, which is great once you assemble it, it's easy, but you take time. >> you save -- you can have a fast meal if you save on prep time. this is crockpot delicious dinner. this is great. filled with all the spices.

this is no longer just a salt and ketchup world! the future, is nacho fries! i'm back!( cheers and applause ) >> trevor: welcome back to "the daily show"! now to play a medley of her most famous hooks, please welcome back skylar grey. ( cheers and applause ) ♪ ♪ >> the first song i'm going to play is the song that changed my life when it got into the hands of eminem and rihanna. ♪ ♪ ♪ just gonna stand there and watch me burn ♪ ♪ we'll that's all right because i like the way it hurts ♪ ♪ you're just gonna stand there and hear me cry ♪ ♪ well that's all right because i love the way you lie ♪ ♪ i love the way you lie ♪ i love the way you lie >> and then i got asked to work with puff daddy and this is the song we did. ♪ i'm coming home ♪ 'em coming home ♪ tell the world i'm coming home ♪ ♪ let the rain wash away all the pain of yesterday ♪ ♪ i know my kingdom awaits ♪ and they've forgiven mimi stakes ♪ ♪ i'm coming home ♪ i'm coming home ♪ tell the world i'm coming >> and then i got to work with an amazing songwriter, mathew koma, on a song for zed. >> you are the piece of

lots of ketchup is my older brother and him insulting my mother's cooking every time.will be fine. surfing, that's actually a complement if you're in japan. >> snacking, i can't stop. >> i think snacking defines the entire office. >> minus this guy. >> mr. self-control will power. >> that's one person. >> hey, everybody, look, there's dozens of donuts. >> i'll have a couple. >> i'm going smell yours. >> he does. you do come and smell and then that's it. >> you weirdo. >> i love you. >> saturday he's like. >> are you going to eat that? are you going to eat that? >> knock it off. >> there's this slob which is basically everybody's little brother. >> i'm stained shirt because everything falls here. >> yu well, you drop it and it hits your lap. >> what about the heartbroken eaters. >> that's me on a saturday, i'm just crying from joy every time i'm eating. >> what when i'm heartbroken i don't eat. i lose my appetite. this is me every other day. >> this is me. >> that comes from years of working in the news business and eating on the road. >> ooh, fingertips, that was me. i

. >> what about mustard, ketchup, relish? >>> all right, but first when we come back, fans run for their lives at this high school football game. what sparked the panic. >>> and a developing story this morning. pope francis facing a bombshell new accusation, how he's responding to the new call for when i have an asthma attack... i feel like a fish with no water. learn how to prevent your child's next asthma attack. because even one attack is one too many. >>> we're back now with this scary scene from a high school football game in little rock, arkansas. many people in the crowd of 38,000 thought that shots were being fired. you see them there running for the exits. turns out it was a fight and the sound of barricades falling. the taser being fired may have also added to the chaos. no serious injuries were reported. >>> hours after apologizing in ireland for how the church has handled sex abuse crimes, pope francis is under new pressure this morning facing a bombshell accusation. a former vatican ambassador and outspoken criti

the ketchup is inside. >> how lazy can we be, we don't even want to dip our ketchup? together, che jen is the face. and this is 190 calories. it's just three grams of sugar. one gram of added sugar. it's absolutely delicious. it would normally a take you hour to make these and it takes just ten mnltsinutes in the ove. >> my kids live on chicken fingers. now, quinoa, another kind of tren ingredient. right, and this is the ancient harvest quinoa. your mes you make it on own, or i do, and i'm like, quinoa? like,ven though it takes 15 minutes. >> now you're like quin-wow it's inconsistent, doesn't have the flavor. this solvesthat. at would normally take 15 minutes, and it takes 90 seconds. you're saving 13 1/2 minutes. and it's only $4. and a great meal. >> this is for like slow-cooker meal, which are great once y assemble, it's easy, but it can take time. >> you can have a fast eal if you save on the prep time. this is a crockpot delicious dinner. is great, filled with spices. this beef chili we're seeing here would normally take 15 different seasonings. they're all in t

steve: first up, what's the difference between normal ketchup and fancy ketchup?cers use a certain color, consistency and flavor. katie: it's all from tomatoes, come on. steve: you can't quibble. next question, katie, at a movie theater which arm rest is yours? katie: both. steve: i'm sorry general theater etiquette you always use the arm rest that you are sharing with your companion. if you show up with somebody else. katie: what if you are there alone? steve: in that case the first one who is there puts. katie: you get dibs. i get dibs on both. brian: what if you have to use the bathroom? do you go to the movies alone? brian: i don't use arm rests sit like this. steve: final question, katie, why did kamikaze pilots wear helmets. >helmets. katie: if they ejected and hit their head they would be okay. [buzzer] steve: i'm sorry. they wore leather flight caps that kept the pilots from getting too cold or going deaf on the cockpit canopy was open. it was less about actually surviving the crash and more about getting to the -- >> i wear one of those helmets too when i

>> and catch ketchup was a vegetable too. >> and he becomes a paragon of virtue, barry goldwater wasked by psychiatrists in the newspapers and denounced as crazy and now he is a paragon of virtue. the left hated richard nixon. i saw a historian favor nixon comparably to donald trump. then they become convenient tools to bash the current occupant of the white house. so it's nothing new. especially -- but it's especially with reagan. because they know nothing about reagan. as i said earlier, they're in over their head. they don't know what they're talking about. >> laura: we all worked for president reagan and we all know on the issue of immigration, the republican party, donald trump, if only again they were more like reagan on immigration. so let's play a few of the choice sound bites from president reagan on immigration. the simple truth is we have lost control of our borders. i have spoken of a shining city all my life. but it was a tall, proud city built on rocks stronger than oceans, wind swept, god blessed and teeming with people of all kinds living in harmony and peace. if ther

. >>> the ketchup packet as you know it could soon be going away.haul for a more ecofriendly look. they're making it 100% compostable. a change in containers which currently cannot be easily recycled. >>> a change is coming to girl scout cookies next year. don't fret though, just a new flavor, called the carmel chocolate cookie, features carmel, of course, chocolate chips, and sea salt. it's also gluten free. >>> a brewing battle between the white house and one of its former advisers. >> this person has shown a complete lack of integrity. >>> the new secret tapes that omarosa released today. >>> plus, the search continues for more survivors after what does help for heart ♪ the beat goes on. it looks like emily cooking dinner for ten. ♪ the beat goes on. it looks like jonathan on a date with his wife. ♪ la-di-la-di. entresto is a heart failure medicine that helps your heart... so you can keep on dng ystudy ever,nheargeste entresto was proven superior at helping people stay alive and out of the hospital. it helps improve your heart's ability to pump b

instead of changing his shirt, he gets ketchup on it and relish and hot sauce and grease. you end up looking at the shirt and saying, oh, that's the way the shirt is supposed to look. >> that's a really dirty, nasty shirt. it needs to be boiled and put it with a bunch of bleach and stripped and cleansed. that's what i think. and i think that's what the democrats' message should be that this more as of corruption is intolerable and that's what they should be campaigning on. they shouldn't be talking about treason. they should be talking about how taxpayers are funding the personal enrichment of donald trump and his family and his cabinet. >> and they should put a plan forward to clean it up. >> if donald trump is voted out of office, are you going to rejoin the republican party? are you going to feel better about the republican party? >> not if they are putting money towards -- to child molesters in alabama like they did last year. not if they are funding candidates that have credible allegations of sexual assault. not if they are, you know, the head of the rnc finance has

one night i heard grunting, asked what she was doing, she said, i can't get the ketchup open." ♪ everybodys, "my bunkmates snuck her stank ass ferret into camp. it our macaroni crafts, and crapped in our suitcases. thanks a lot, jessica." [ applause ] >> steve: wow. >> jimmy: there you have it. those are our tonight show hashtags, and check out more of our favorites go to tonightshow.com/hashtag. stick around. we'll be right back with ray romano. [ cheers and applause ] ♪ ♪ hurry in to old navy for the kids and baby sale with up to sixty percent off. , six, and eight dollars. make back to school shopping easy with styles from two, ur six, and eight dollars, only at old navy. it only takes a second for an everyday item to become dangerous. tide pods child-guard pac. helps keep your laundry pacs safe, and your child safer. to close, twist until it clicks. tide pods child-guard packaging. with our largest variety of crab all year! like new crabfest combo. your one chance to have new jumbo snow crab with tender dungeness crab. or try crab lover's dream. but hurry in. 'cause crabfest will be go

>> ketchup was a vegetable, too. this is a pattern that plays itself out many times.n eisenhower was president, liberals said he couldn't reed if his lips were chapped, barry gold water was attacked and denounced as crazy now he's held up by liberals as a para gone of virtue. the left hated richard nixon. i saw a lefty favor richard nixon to donald trump, gerald ford, both bushes were hated by the left until they were no longer in office, then they become convenient tools to bash the current occupant of the white house, it's nothing new but especially with reagan. they know nothing about reagan. as i said earlier to you this morning laura they're in over their heads, they don't know what they're talking about. we all worked for president reagan and on the issue of immigration a lot of democrats are saying the republican party of donald trump if only they were more like reagan on immigration. let's play a few of the choice sound bites from president reagan on immigration. >> the simple truth is that we've lost control of our own board percent and no nation can do that

one night i heard grunting, asked what she was doing, she said, i can't get the ketchup open." ♪ everybodymy bunkmates snuck her stank ass ferret into camp. it ate our macaroni crafts, and crapped in our suitcases. thanks a lot, jessica." [ applause ] >> steve: wow. >> jimmy: there you have it. those are our tonight show hashtags, and check out more of our favorites go to tonightshow.com/hashtag. stick around. we'll be rraht back with romano. [ cheers and applause ] ♪ the new school year is almost here. and a new iphone from t-mobile is the best way to keep in touch. or keep tabs on their "extra curricular" activities. he skipped orientation for the beach? he takes after me. you know it's true. oh yeah. join t-mobile and get an iphone for everyone in the family. buy an iphone 8, get an iphone 8, on us. only at t-mobile. why shop marshalls? because... their prices will thrill you. whoo-hoo! the brands will surprise you. mwah! and every trip feels like an instant victory. woman: marshalls. never boring. always surprising. the leof up to 24 lapsline is taround the world.ent woman: marshalls.

fuji: lettuce, tomato, and ketchup and cheese. that's gonna be the standard.onis: we know that, with the margins on fries, right, it probably costs us somewhere around 50 cents with packaging and everything. and we're gonna sell our fries for $5. think about the margins on that. today, 70% of their revenue comes from selling hamburgers. and so we want to drive the product mix to have hamburgers not be more than 50% of all the product that we sell. the other 50% of the products that we sell have to be products with margins of 80% and 85%, like fries, potatoes, ice cream. we're looking for everybody that we possibly can to order fries with their burger and to get a shake with their burger. that's the way this place makes money. todd: bon appétit, guys. lemonis: this looks great. thank you. this looks amazing. tranchina: this looks great, yeah. lemonis: in order for this relationship to be successful and not have the kind of nonsense that happened yesterday, you can't crash into each other. and you have to respect each other and trust each other. todd: clean slat

and, like, we show clips of a guy who shaved his head and then put ketchup all over the hair and atere followers on youtube, which shows a certain lack of parenting. >> seth: yeah. [ laughter ] >> like, there's -- and i didn't realize how many spinoffs of "the jersey shore" there was. [ light laughter ] i mean, let alone that "the jersey shore" came back and all those people are alive. >> seth: yeah. [ laughter ] >> which is -- and it's not sad at all once you watch a bunch of people in their late 30s getting wasted. but now there is "geordie shore," which is a british version of the show. they're just as awful. [ light laughter ] and there is also "warsaw shore" which is out of poland which is odd because warsaw is 200 miles away from any shore. so -- [ laughter ] and they're like, "we don't care." >> seth: "yeah, we're just --" >> "we're just getting drunk. we can't -- [ laughter ] maybe there is a river bank nearby." well, there's still all this -- i mean, there's still, you know, "the bachelor" so thank god. >> seth: yeah. [ laughter ] >> because when you see attractive insane pe

kennedy: are we having some sort of a -- >> do not speak about my -- [laughter] >> everyone uses ketchupor steak. [laughter] kennedy: mark burr net could make so much money right now if he produced that tape. i don't know what his political leanings are, and if he has a tape and he's put it on lockdown, he needs to be in charge of white house communications. baf. [laughter] because if he can stop leaks that effectively -- >> he's got the job. kennedy: he should have the job. do you think that omarosa could be in the trouble here financially? and it's weird that you hear about people in entertainment, obviously, from the harvey weinstein scandal and also in business signing ndas. anytime you pitch a new idea to a company, they have you sign something. >> i give away a bucket of baseballs with all the ones i sign out. kennedy: very classy. >> thank you. they're signed by derek jeter. [laughter] if she is, there'll be a gofundme, and we'll take all her legal fees and finish. >> that's exactly right. she's not an idiot. >> she's not an idiot at all. >> she's very strategic, and she learned f

you have ketchup with the tatertots. brian: heinz, not canadian ketchup.dor john bolton live on iran and north korea. so much more. bloody deadly weekend in chicago yet again. what are city leaders doing to stop it. big election in ohio. what does it tell us about america, what does it tell us about president trump. karl rove the headliner. join sandra and me in moments, 9:00 to noon. we're ten minutes away. see you then. you bet. ♪ steve: you know him from the food network. this morning he is here on the plays can with the doghouse, to show us how to bring flavors of the bear. ainsley: chef adam gartler. great to have you back on the plaza. >> good to have you here. >> steve: say hello to adam. >> i brought friends. they're not really my friends. they're waiting for me to feed them. steve: starts with the corndog. >> always starts with the corndog at the doghouse. we do it differently. we elevate all the classic comfort foods you love, with the sausages, burgers, dogs, corndogs. we do a root beer corndog batter. which sounds weird, if you think about it,

campbell brand that closely resembles the pricing power that was present and still present in the ketchup business particularly in the portfolio of getting more effective revenue, getting prices higher and being willing to cut costs, getting that margin up, i think that's where the biggest opportunities are, and that kindof buyer and that kind of philosophy is probably -- that kind of attitude management is probably the best solution for campbell in whatever form that takes. >> okay, jonathan, thanks very much for joining us. jonathan feemey from consumer edge research. it's the day of the deal details what happened. >> well if the large stakeholders in the pharmacy chain felt the $24 billion deal would leave them too little if the merge were completed shareholder advisory firms had come to the same conclusion and came out against the deal last month. albertsons says it was not willing to boost its offer the big question is now what it has hoped this deal would help bring the pharmacies into the grocery train would boost the process of bringing in albertsons again in an ipo they said we h

say for china, if you look at china's currency, so far, a lot of the depreciation was more like a ketchupmarket currency has depreciated a lot in the first half of this year. what china had depreciated is like catching up. basically reversing a lot of the. -- of the depreciation we have seen into this and 17 and early this year. i would not say we are in a currency war at this moment. but i think from there, how much the currency would depreciate, is another question. wescenario is probably that will see some modest and control depreciation of yuan from this point. rishaad: thank you for joining us. qian wang from vanguard joining us there from melbourne. bloomberg users can interact with the charts we used. go to gtv go. you can browse through their recent ones. catch up on the analysis. you can save them should you want to have them for future reference. ♪ ♪ rishaad: this is "bloomberg markets." i'm in hong kong. having a look at the latest business flash headlights -- headlines, they will stop making household appliances in japan. the company will and lcd tv production -- and lcd tv pr

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that stock is down by 2.5% >>> in the meantime, heinz does not want its classic ketchup pact to becomeental target like the drinking straw has. they pledged to make 100% of its packaging reusable or compostable or recyclable by the year 2025. a lot of its packaging is already there. but those packets are made of foil and plastic together which can't be separated easily for recycling. kraft heinz isn't sure yet what kind of packaging could match in terms of convenience and still be recyclable. they say if they can't find one, they will invent one not like what you saw with the paper straws tougher problem. >>> and a federal judge in seattle -- we talked about this before but it's still such a strange story. barring a promoter of 3d plastic guns from releasing the downloads. which had been available since friday were banned it would allow anyone with access to a 3d printer to self-produce a gun that would be undetectable by metal detecters and untraceable by law enforcement. this is a continuation of a long legal battle going back to 2012 when the company began posting blueprints online.

first straws, now maybe ketchup packets.ing to greener alternative. all packets will be recyclable by 20205. there have you it. steve: they are going to catch up. there yohow serious are the cyber attacks and what are we doing to counter them? today we focus on china and cyber security threat and north korea is also playing a role. part of three part china china friend or foe here to talk talk about it morgan or taking gus. gooor taortakingortagus. >> they have been at it for decades. what's really important is not only attacking american government entities we can go through what we all know how they steal federal information from all our people with security clearance holders. what they're really aggressively doing now is going after american corporations in silicon valley. stealing our technology there. steve: they don't want to invent stuff. they want to steal our stuff. >> they are also using human spies to do this. is there is a big report in politico about this where the chinese human spy also go in and recruit someon