the story with kraft heinz was millennials don't bu >> well, i think that the long term is hard to predictan tell you that kraft mac and cheese has been popular. we are producing it in full. we sell everything that we produce. it's one of the northeast popular items. >> i'm sorry, we have to interrupt you because we have sbra breaking news. i'll send it back to carl. >> thank you very much we're awaiting briefing here with the secretary pompeo. >> elements of the deal and the democrats are very much wanting something to happen and the republicans like wise are very much wanting something to happen i think it will. i spoke at lengths with mitch mcconnell. there's tremendous spirit to get something done we'll see what happens my conversation was very good with senator schumer i thank you all for joining us i'd like to begin by providing an update on what we're doing to minimize the impact of the chinese virus on our nation students they will not enforce standardize testing through elementary through high school for the current year they've been through a lot they've been going back and forth

. >> i would say general mills over a kraft heinz we know there is issues there. i don't think you want to dip your toe into the names with the really structural issues here. so general mills, we know the staples work okay get expensive. >> referring to jeff mills, ak at, the general. >> hi, jeff. >> played lacrosse. >> lax ten years ago i think you avoid kraft heinz. yoend would be why to be involved. >> that would be my pick as well you have the run when people were stock piling this is a package food company people are going out to stores, buying ahead, buying water, cleaning products, buying the stuff that general mills makes so you might want to wait a bit until the fever kind of breaks on the virus and see where the stock is then before you hunt the yield. >> coming up, the one that investors have been piling into as the coronvirus spreads, and it's fainting in the after hours. reporting their results, there is the chart we're giving you the updated trade and the name and what they said coming up but later on, five big stocks, five big upgrades, call it a li

the ceo of kraft and heinz will tell us what they're doing in this crisis. what i love most about being a scientist at 3m is that i'm part of a community of problem solvers. we make ideas grow. from an everyday solution... to one that can take on a bigger challenge. we are solving problems that improve lives. >>> cnn has just learned that food giant, kraft/heinz are providing $12 million globally to support communities impacted. thank you for joining me. i guess this is what it looks like for a ceo to work from home, right? >> poppy, i guess so. this is what it looks like. >> i'm glad you're here. let's address the pressing question so many people have, and that is, is there enough food? >> poppy, i think there's enough food. the food companies are working day and night to keep the shelves -- to avoid the shelves being empty and there is enough food. now, it's important that the population does not panic. i think that if you see empty shelves, it's just because people are panicking, and there's no reason for that. there's enough food. >> you went to davenpor

the huge casino operator draw down its entire credit line kraft heinz also drew down its entire credit line this afternoon and that company has recently been downgraded to junk and because we have 10 trillion dollars in the corporate debt market in america you have to ask yourself where the potential sleeping giant lies and where the disruption might come from we have to remember that several years ago when it was our to october of 2018 it was none other than general electric debt which started off a daisy chain so this point we don't know but we know that this entire cycle has seen the inflation of a huge corporate credit bubble in america and that that is likely where the source of risk in the system is is existing right now me mentioned 10 trillion dollars there's $4.00 trillion dollars right now that is at risk of being downgraded to junk as we speak sun now monetary policy is going to be very limited in its effectiveness thousands of businesses and millions of households are now about to suffer extreme economic hardship as they're starting to see losses and layoffs so is there any

. >> speak to me >> caller: you've mengtsed a few high dividend paying stocks you like with kraft heinzaying 6.2% after the huge stock price a year ago, which of your lists is that one on? >> that's a poorly managed company with pantry brands that make you better if you want to have a fallout shelter because we might have nuclear war with the soviets if it's 1968 or '58. otherwise why? i like good tasting food that's fresh, something i learned when i was growing up the mass movement towards sector etfs is not prudent. it's not right for you the index fund peak is on the horizon. much more "mad money" including dollar tree, how are the coronavirus and chinese tariffs impacting this company i've got the ceo. >> stocks might be bouncing but there's still serious discounts to be found. is it worth considering here and rapid fire tonight's edition of the lightning round, so stay with cramer. through the at&t network, edge-to-edge intelligence gives you the power to see every corner of your growing business. from managing inventory... to detecting and preventing threats... to scaling up your

kraft heinz is a huge area they take over.eople rush to buy ketchup with warren's face on it and charlie monger, the vice-chair. stay tuned for that. people should keep an eye on website of berkshire hathaway. they will update it when they have a answer. i'm standing talking to a couple traders down here. once again important to note it is very orlando early here. as far as they know this floor remains open, fingers crossed. a week from tomorrow, we havep triple-witching, expiration of stork futures, index futures, options. there tends to be a lot of volatility but i was told by a trader who would be in the know they can do that electronically if necessary. top of the hour we'll have a rockin' wild hour once again. i'm pretty sure. i don't know which direction we may go. charles, we may have good news. we have the president of emergent biotechnologies they have been feverishly working in maryland with novavax for two advantages -- vaccine therapies. he may have news on the clinical timeline. we hope to see him. charles: look f

additionally, i reached out to the largest food manufacturers in the state, including kraft heinz, con agra and pepsico and asked they donate specific critical items to food banks statewide to help provide a third meal to children who get most of their meals during a regular school day. those manufacturers conveyed a resounding willingness to help. regarding the food banks themselves, here in illinois, there are eight major food banks that serve every one of illinois's 102 counties, all have existing networks that they are partnering with, and all are members of feeding america. additionally, the food banks have a collaborative effort called feeding illinois. all eight are already doing some level of coordinated response in nearly every community. either they are in conversation with existing faith and community partners or have been contacted by school districts. for more information on food banks or to learn how you can help or contribute at this critical time, go to feeding america.org/covid il. that's feeding america.org/covid il. eric: listening to the governor of illinois. basica

systems, are incredibly proud and understanding the duty they have ahead of them >> lindsey bell, kraft heinz, which is one of the weakest stocks over the last few year, even that company is getting a boost as americans go out and buy their staples. consumer staples, only down 12%. makes them the best performing group in the s&p would you be buying that glourop >> they have been strong and we saw general mills reported earnings and talked about the same things that kraft did that they are running their factories at capacities. they're thinking about different ways for them to deliver to retailers so that they can get their shelves stocked more quickly. i think this is going to be abyei that consumers are going to continue to flock to and you have to wonder if consumer b habits are going to change after this episode with the coronavirus, really. and if they're going to think about staying home and cooking in more and being out less socially after we get past this. >> mike, just wanted to come to you with five and a half minutes left back down. 865 points lower about 4.5% on the s&p 500. what a