food and beverages giant pepsico comes under fire for picking a battle with indian farmers over potatoes that go to the company's best selling crisps. and. two sisters flee from saudi arabia slamming tech companies for a smartphone app that helps male relatives control women's travel rights it forces women into training in. understanding of. where every production of these are the. good morning is telling on this monday the twenty ninth of april here in moscow life multi-age que kevin with you for this world news update first more details in about that deadly shooting at the weekend in a synagogue near the california city of san diego it seems the victim reportedly died trying to save the local rabbi there is the news in police detained in nineteen year old man in connection with the incident which took place during a service on saturday to mark the jewish holiday of passover the suspect reportedly posted an anti semitic message online just before the attack authorities are investigating whether or not indeed the incident was a hate crime the city's authorities say the community should n

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which is joined pepsico complains of taking a bath with indian potatoes but it was the company's best selling. two sisters flee from saudi arabia slamming companies for a smartphone helps male relatives control women's travel. it forces them into training. where i. just turned one pm this month of the twenty ninth of april here in moscow with this world news update thanks for joining us first more details in the deadly shooting at the weekend in the synagogue in the californian city of san diego it seems the lone victim reportedly died trying to save the local rabbi the police detained in one thousand year old man in connection with the instant which took place during a service on sunday to mark the jewish holiday of passover the suspect reportedly posted an anti semitic message online before the attack authorities are investigating whether or not the instant was indeed a hate crime cities authorities say the community should now stay united. someone filled with hate. when a man. attacked the congregants at the way an attack against our jewish brothers and sisters. fortunately that pe

as they shared their experience of working alongside pepsico. pepsico claims the four farmers grew a variety of potato which the company says it's got exclusive rights over for their own chris brown and it says the potatoes will grow without the company's knowledge or permission and therefore is now reportedly seeking damages of what four times under forty thousand six hundred thousand dollars in total from these fault for farmers the company of a now says it's willing to drop the charges but there are conditions attached let's look at those conditions the american corporation suggested the farmers become part of a collaborative potato farming program for a start that would mean that they buy seeds and then sell the potatoes back at a pre-agreed price if they don't agree seems the farmers would have to grow other potatoes varieties but the farmers say pepsico is violating their freedoms and actually fabricating laws. i don't know why pepsi co claims that it's in the right according to indian law nowhere in india or in the world for that matter d

food and beverages job pepsico comes under fire for picking a battle with indian farmers over potatoes. this sunday the twenty ninth of april here in moscow life marty h.q. broadcast around the world kevin only this morning this half hour will these are great t.v. company first and more details in about the deadly shooting at the weekend of the synagogue near the californian city of san diego it seems the lone victim reportedly died trying to save the local rabbi there police have detained a nineteen year old man in connection with the instant which took place during a service on saturday to mark the jewish holiday of passover the suspect reportedly had posted an anti semitic message online before the attack authorities are investigating whether or not the instant is indeed a hate crime the city's authorities say the community should now stay united. someone filled with hate. when am. attacked the congregants at the bottom our way an attack against our jewish brothers and sisters. fortunately that person was apprehended and now this community comes together a horrible loss of life. the

food and beverages pepsico composer father taking a battle with indian farmers over potatoes the go into the company's best selling chris brown and. two sisters three from saudi arabia slamming tech companies for a smartphone app that helps male relatives control women's travel rights. it forces women into turning into commodities there seems to be a lack of understanding of muslim culture where the production are among the. most prized. good morning it's just turned eleven am this monday the twenty ninth of april here in moscow live you. know him for the next thirty minutes with world news update thanks for choosing us first them more details about the deadly shooting at the weekend in the synagogue near the california city of san diego it seems the lone victim reportedly died trying to save the local rabbi there police detained a nineteen year old money connection with the incident which took place during a service on saturday to mark the jewish holiday of passover the suspect reportedly posted an anti semitic message online before the attack authorities are investigating whether the i

also had to beverages joint pepsico come to the fire for picking a battle with indian farmers over potatoes the company's best selling crispbread. two sisters free from saudi arabia slamming tech companies for a smart phone up they say helps male relatives control travel right. it forces women into training it's a commodity is there seems to be a understanding of muslim culture where all of the production. these are deep thought was prior to. this money the twenty ninth of april moscow life march age q kevin i'm with you for this half hour world news updates company first details in about that deadly shooting at the weekend in the synagogue near the california city of san diego it seems the victim reportedly tried to save a local rabbi there at the time that's what happened police have detained a twenty nine year old man in connection with the instant which took place during a service on saturday to mark the jewish holiday of passover the suspect reportedly posted ninety semitic message before launching the attack are investigating whether or not the instant was a hate crime the city author

pepsico -- pepsico up as well. some of its classic brands helping pepsico. there's a call for change happening in some of turkey's biggest cities. [no audio] guy: -- doing really well. that sounds a bit odd because what we also had today was some weak car sales data from that sector. the manufacturers, you would have thought, would be negative on that, but they are not. the reason for that is rebounding data out of china providing a stimulus story for the european auto sector, rising by 1.8%. we saw an ongoing story when it came to inflation out of the euro zone. not much change versus the previous month. trying to match up to that target that the ecb has set on the inflation point, simile not making that. euro trading a little firmer today, almost at the 1.13 level. vonnie: while trade talks rumble .n, china exports jumped 14.2% policymakers saying today they are going to work on a system to lower the cost of loans to small and private companies and to expand lending to them. factory output jumped 8.5% year-over-year. retail sales expended more than estimat

pepsico itself claims the four farmers grew a variety of potato which the company has exclusive rights over for their biggest selling chris brown said seize the potatoes were grown without the company's knowledge or permission. it was reportedly seeking damages are and out of mind six hundred thousand dollars the company however no ses it's willing to drop the claim but there's conditions to the offer of the us corporation has suggested that farmers become part of a collaborative potato farming program now that means they buy the seeds then sell the potatoes back at a premium price if they don't agree the farmers would have to grow other potato fridays but the farmers say pepsi co is violating their freedoms on fabricating laws here i don't know why pepsi co claims that it's in the right according to indian law nowhere in india or in the world for that matter do you find a law that prohibits farmers from growing potatoes where did pepsico get this law from c go has violated our basic freedoms with this lawsuit the sea that we have broken their patent rights how can they dictate what we

higher demand for snacks and sodas from pepsico.tone for the broader markets. futures indicate a gain at the start of trading, up 31 points on the dow industrials, s&p 500 up 6 and a quarter, nasdaq up 27. yesterday markets were higher. the dow industrials were up 67 points at the close. >>.s&p 500 up 1 and-a-half and nasdaq up 24 points. in a asia overnight and in europe, we are seeing a better tone as well. european indices mixed, the cac in paris is up 114 an 14 and dax is up 35. in asia we had positive economic data out, gdp up 6.4%, topping expectations and the retail sales number better than expected. very strong on retail sales. that has the shanghai composite up a quarter of a percent as you see there. teeing up taxes, lawmakers in one state taking a swing at golf courses. we'll take a closer look at what that means for property taxes coming up. and then big changes to x-box, microsoft says good-bye to dips for the late gaming console. the rise of the spot mini robots, check out boston dynamics' dog pound, quote, unquote. ye

anthe vice chairman of pepsico says the portfolio is working.hink it'sf a combination a few things. number one, you see continued portfolio strength and the international businesses and wj continue to see strong broad-based performance. in addition to tha the norer american be busine strengthening over the last couple of quarters and we've invested in more execution. if pepsico is spending a l more these days on advertising just like coca-cola is doing and they're seeing better execution. for instance, c when ites to the sales force on the ground with the product in the store. joson tells me they've seen a lot more efficiencies that lead to higher sales and they see globally. >> we see i consumer that's capable of spending on products that they really see differentiated and adding value and that's what's driving the focus behind putting erney behind asing and innovation, because when you deliver something different that the consumer likes and they're able to pay for it. prospects new growth and the stock has outperformed coca-cola and the rest o

bridges john pepsico comes under fire taking a battle with the bombers over potatoes that go into the company's best brand. and the german contender for the european commission's top jobs says if elected. to a project designed to pump russian gas into europe. it's nine o'clock here in moscow and you're watching all t. international live from our studio with me welcome to the program before we go to our top story in mind of the news we broke last hour from haiti in the caribbean the u.s. state department says there's been a gun fire near the rear entrance to the u.s. embassy in the capital port au prince officials say the compounds being made safe and advise people heading to the embassy to seek shelter it's not known whether the embassy was a target or if there are any injuries. government protests in recent weeks with violent demonstrations ongoing over high level corruption when we learn more details we'll obviously let you know. today more on saturday's deadly shooting in a synagogue near the californian city of sunday. it appears the person who died in the attack a woman jumped in

pepsico picks a fight with indian farmers over the crops would go into the company's best selling brand of potato chips. a german contender for the european commission's top jobs says if elected he will. project designed russian gas into europe. back to. russia meisel dr fox i'll see about being tormented. and rehabilitation hopes for the future after being freed on parole. because that said i want to show myself not to reach in the show but as i read. my story it was a peculiar listen not even. just simple relationships with my family with. broadcast from our studios in moscow this is our team international i'm sean thomas certainly glad to have you with us now a u.s. army veteran has been charged in california over an alleged bomb plot according to officials he was planning to massacre christians and jews in revenge for the recent shootings in new zealand has a story. federal officials have raised an indictment for an individual who has just arrested named mark stephen domingo now this is a u.s. army veteran who served in afghanistan is now charged with attempting to carry out a large

pepsico shares are higher after a beat on the bottom and top lines.now, hugh johnston, cfo of pepsico, also the vice chairman welcome back, hugh good morning >> thank you, sara good morning to you as well. >> so the highlight of this report, 5.2% organic revenue growth we haven't seen that kind of growth from pepsi in years what is powering it? >> yeah, we really do feel terrific about the topline performance. i think it is a combination of two things number one, you see continued portfolio strength, u.s. businesses, international businesses, across snacks and beverages. we continue to see strong broad-based performance. in addition to that, our north america beverage business has been strengthening over the last couple of quarters as we have invested in more advertising, we have invested in more execution. the portfolio is working and you see stepped up execution from increased investment in the business advertising and marketing as well as sales people we feel great about that at the top line this quarter. >> you know what else changed at pepsico is

the world for that matter do you find a law that prohibits farmers from growing potatoes where did pepsico get this law from saeco has violated our basic freedoms with this lawsuit they see that we have broken their patent rights how can they dictate what we can or cannot grow and let every year we buy seeds from within the farming community we never buy them from any specific company and have no agreement with any company came and told us they wanted to do business with us they promised us a higher price and then filmed off. they came as traders and were inquiring about the varieties we grow i told them we weren't sure of the variety but it's just white collar potatoes it's only when we receive the court notice that we realize who those people really were. a russian student who served prison time for trying to join islamic state has spoken to our team about her case that's very much more when we come back stay with us. we need a political evolves and god needs to. from. but ideally to normandy for it got into pasta house been. giving political guidance to the process and so basically what

a low point in a relationship that dates back to the late one thousand nine hundred twenty first pepsico protect a plant in india was opened a partnership the company has been keen to advertise. feels proud to partner with farmers all across india through various agricultural initiatives as they shared their experience of working alongside. pepsi co claims the four farmers grew a variety of potato which the company has exclusive rights over their biggest selling chris bryant lays it says the pay toes were grown without the company's knowledge or permission and was reportedly seeking damages of around six hundred thousand dollars the company however now says it's willing to drop the claim but there are conditions to the offer the u.s. corporation has suggested the farmers become part of a collaborative protective farming program this would mean they buy seeds and then sell the potatoes back at a pretty agreed price if they don't agree the farmers would have to grow up the potato varieties of the farm a say pepsi co is violating their freedoms and fabricating laws. if you don't know why pe

thousand dollars the company says it is willing to drop of the claim if certain conditions are met pepsico has suggested the farmers become part of a collaborative potato farming program this would mean they buy seeds and then sell the potatoes back at a pre-agreed price but the farmers pepsi co is violating their freedoms and fabricating loss. i don't know why pepsi co claims that it's in the right according to indian law nowhere in india or in the world for that matter do you find a law that prohibits farmers from growing potatoes where did pepsico get this law from saeco has violated our basic freedoms with this lawsuit they say that we have broken their patent rights how can they dictate what we can or cannot grow and let every year we buy seeds from within the farming community we never buy them from any specific company and have no agreement with any company came and told us they wanted to do business with us they promised us a higher price and then filmed off. they came as traders and were inquiring about the varieties we grow i told them we weren't sure of the variety but it's just

not a great look from pepsico to be suing -- >> right. >> farmers. >> but come on they have to protect their ip. if it includes a certain potato. you got to protect it. no one else can get their hands on the lays. i love it. >> you can't eat just one. >>> right. thank you all. >>> coming up, fcc commissioner jay clayton thinks we have a retirement crisis in our hands and has vi fadceor investors he'll join us next >>> welcome back april is national financial literacy month and fcc chair jay clayton has been making a push to better educate the public about investing and what investors need to do to save for retirement he joins us now as cnbc's financial initiative he's with bob down at the new york stock exchange. bob pisani >> thank you so much for joining us we know there's a retirement crisis out there you've taken a particular interest in this perhaps unusual, unlike your predecessors, weren't that involved in this what is the motivation here? you have an interesting website up tips from the chairman i recommend it to everyone why do you feel the need to speak out on retirement and

the world for that matter do you find a law that prohibits farmers from growing potatoes where did pepsico get this law from the go has violated our basic freedoms with this lawsuit the see that we have broken their patent rights how can they dictate what we can or cannot grow. unless every year we buy seeds from within the farming community we never buy them from any specific company and have no agreement with any company came and told us we wanted to do business because they promised us a higher price and then filmed our farm they came as traders and were inquiring about the varieties we grow i told them we weren't sure of the variety but it's just white collar potatoes it's only when we receive the court notice that we realize who those people really were. this is a fight that's got support there is an increasing call across the globe for people to boycott pepsi co products an activist from the alliance for sustainable and holistic agriculture told us that farmers are becoming aware of their rights and companies won't be able to indiscriminately bring cases like this forward in the futu

on today's watch list, a report on housing starts, as well as earnings from morgan stanley and pepsico. netflix is promising to offer more information on what people are watching. as part of its latest earnings report, netflix says more than 52 million people watched triple frontier and 20 million viewed fire fest documentary. it helps advertisers decide what shows they want to put ads in. netflix long pointed out. it doesn't affect its commercial-free service. many called for viewership numbers to really figure out whether or not a show or a movie is actually a hit. >>> well, starbucks may have a new competitor. godiva plans to open 2,000 caves. they will serve items like the craffle. it is a croissant and waffle hybrid. it has been limited to boxed chocolates, chocolate covered strawberries and drip coffee. it the the first open ups today in midtown manhattan. >> it is a long commute from manhattan. >> next time, frank. >>> coming up on "today in the bay", the beautiful wednesday forecast for us. >>> today even warmer. here's a live look outside in downtown san jose. as we head towar

they have to follow a picture-perfect accelerated growth quarter from pepsico, so they're in a tough position. too tough for me how about proctor? i mentioned kimberly-clark if freight and plastic are under control for kimberly, you can get beathea should be for p & g too. if it goes down, i consider buying some. we have two stocks that are being beat meaning they tell us how entire sectors will trade. centene in the morning and texas instruments for the semiconductors i believe centene will report a terrific number. but health care is hated right now. oh, it bounced a little today, but if the stock can rally anyway, let's just say it's good news for this horrendous group take your cue from centene to see if we can go back to hp or pms, health care as for the semis, they need the temperature taken constantly, telling us whether the group is too hot or just right. i don't care all that much about snap but its stock has doubled since the start of the day in light of the enthusiasm for pinterest, we take a good hard look at the level of euphoria in this market to make sure things aren't

homicide investigatorsay a man was found responsive at the pepsico building. the details of what happened are a mys right now. detectives shut down part of t road for a while as the investigation continues. it's since reopened. >>> the 2018 legislative section has come to a close. for the first time in 16 years house speaker mike busch was not there. he dver the weekend. he was the longest serving speaker in state history. the senate adjourned at 11:30 and walked across to the chamber for a ceremony honovering the speaker. his wife and daughters joined the procession. larry hogan says the speaker was one of a kind. >> it was truly an honor to know him and to get the chance to work closely with him. mike busch will be deeply >> last day of the legislative session is known as sine dye. he postponed signing as a bay to honor the late speaker. >>> a secret service director is the l sest in aing of officials to call it quits in the trump administration. this comes one day after kirstjen nielsen announced that he was sleeleaving her post. randall ailes has been in t

pepsico comes under fire for picking a battle with indian farmers over potatoes.

several companies through the week, pepsico, coca-cola, dr. and gamble, all saying they can put up prices, and they got the green light from the consumer. there are a few signs that things are picking up. iain: i think so. if you think about the overall market, typically q1 is not great from a gdp standpoint. we also had to shut down to contend with, retail sales have picked up recently. there are some green shoots as look forward to q2. it is probably better than what most people have hoped for, when you look at where we were in november, december. greg: yesterday jobless claims notwithstanding, look at how strong the job market is. wages are going up. we think that will support prices. your view is the treasury yields are going lower. matthew: we are at 2.25 by the end of the year. puttingps out at me, the gdp report to the side, is what the university of michigan report was telling us, consumer expectations about long-term inflation. typically, the preliminary report gets advise higher, but this time it did not. this is a low expectation fr

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companies through the week, pepsico, coca-cola, procter and gamble, all saying they can put up pricesand they got the green light from the consumer. they paid up and revenue growth came along. there are a few signs that things are picking up. iain: i think so. ian: i think so. if you think about the overall market, typically q1 is not great from a gdp standpoint. from seasonals that we all know about. we also have the shut down to contend with, retail sales have picked up recently. there are some green shoots as look forward to q2. so maybe it is not that bad of a print. it is probably better than what most people have hoped for, when you look at where we were in november, december. greg: yesterday's jobless claims notwithstanding, look at how strong the job market is. next week we will get hourly average earnings. wages are going up. we think that will support prices. jonathan: your view is treasury yields are going lower. matthew: we are at 2.25 by the end of the year. we look at the data this morning , the thing that really jumps out at me, putting the gdp report to the side, is wh

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in the world for that matter do you find a law that prohibits farmers from growing potatoes ready pepsico get this law from go has violated our basic freedoms with this lawsuit they see that we have broken their patent rights how can they dictate what we can or cannot grow. and let's say every year we buy seeds from within the farming community we never buy them from any specific company and have no agreement with any company came and told us we wanted to do business rather they promised as a higher price and then filmed our farm they came as traders and were inquiring about the varieties we grow i told them we weren't sure of the variety but it's just white collar potatoes it's only when we receive the court notice that we realize who those people really work. you're a skeptic and right wing parties are on course for significant gains in next month's european parliament election if the polls prove right but research suggests that only a third of europeans are even aware there's a ballot at all let alone how they plan to vote. i.e. correspondent peter all of a now reports on the election

the world for that matter do you find a law that prohibits farmers from growing potatoes where did pepsico get this law from saeco has violated our basic freedoms with this lawsuit they see that we have broken their patent rights how can they dictate what we can or cannot grow and let every year we buy seeds from within the farming community we never buy them from any specific company and have no agreement with any company came and told us they wanted to do business with us they promised us a higher price and then filmed off. they came as traders and were inquiring about the varieties we grow i told them we weren't sure of the variety but it's just white collar potatoes it's only when we receive the court notice that we realize who those people really were. one of the contenders for that used top job is causing a stir at home in germany manfred has said that if elected as european commission president he will block the nord stream to gas pipeline project linking the e.u. to russia that is despite germany's official support for the pipeline. i'm against this project it's not in the interest

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shares of pepsico. beating estimates by five kreps.enue also beating estimates organic growth of 5.2% that stock is up a little over 2% we're watching shares of netflix. it did beat wall street estimates. it gave weaker than expected forecast adding further worry to investors already concerned about intensifying competition from disney and others pintrest set to price today and beginning trading tomorrow that offering likely to price above its initially projected range according to sources quoted by the "wall street journal" zoom video communications expected to price today and begin trading tomorrow we'll have more on those initial public offerings later this hour but a good sign given some of the anxiety around the idea that pintrest would be down round we'll see whether it is or not >>> we have an update now on boeing faa releasing its initial review of the company's software for the anti-stall program it calls the data operational suitable and pilots take additional computer based training it's recommended shareholders vote for a p

pepsico and morgan stanley will announce their earnings.ing in exactly as expected, if not better. resilience is the word i'm using. apple and qualcomm reached a deal. they agreed to drop all their legal disputes tuesday. it included a payment from apple to qualcomm. they will work together announcing a six year license contract and chip supply agreement. it's after apple alleged qualcomm charged an unfair amount. qualcomm stock closed up 23% after the announcement. apple stock was flat. >>> a fake review boosting the sales of tech sales on amazon. they found a lot of tech companies, categories, rather, on amazon are flooded with unknown brands boosted by product reviews that appear to be fake. even one inauthentic review is one too many. buyer beware. >>> you may have heard president trump weigh in. he tweeted his advice to put out the flames. stephen colbert gave his advice. >> the fire was raging at its hottest, donald trump offered his, ahh, help, tweeting, so hard to watch the national fire at notre dame cathedral in paris. perhaps fly

caroline: notably, coca-cola and pepsico, not only dogfighting in the grocery aisle but both have managede prices. we see this again and again. procter & gamble, kimberly-clark. this has been a theme. we are starting to see prices being passed on to the retailers. joe: pretty consistent. you mentioned kimberly-clark. a range of companies right in the heart of selling everyday stuff to americans. i don't think it is massive inflation or anything -- romaine: earlier, when we were getting earnings reports, they work talk about how fearful they were to pass that on. now they feel like they have a window of opportunity here. caroline: it becomes inflationary at some point. joe: it will be really interesting to see the data. no one thinks it is going to pick up. i don't think there is some sign that it is about to gather steam , but ate or anything least if the corporate talk is anything to go by. caroline: let's return to some of the earnings. we are getting more clear perspective after hours of what is happening. snap seems to be turning negative. we are going to keep a close eye on what is h