the kraft heinz company must face a class action lawsuit over allegations that it defrauded customersming that its mac and cheese product contains no artificial preservatives. this comes after claims that it contains synthetic products which undermine labels which claim it doesn't contain such elements. kraft heinz disputes the claims saying there are no factual allegations behind these claims and that no reasonable consumers would assume there are artificial ingredients in there. and this is just another example as well of how food companies are being closely watched over their labels and their food guidelines. >> how did they get it so orange? karen, thank you. >>> still to come, a tough sell for alex jones. how the onion could take over infowars. >>> and snl's next guest is getting bratty. l's next guest i getting bratty. i am obsessed with olay's retinol body wash. with olay retinol body wash, 95% of women had visibly renewed skin. makes my skin feel so smooth and moisturized. olay body wash & lotion. discover yours. life has twists and curls. but you define them and make them bou

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a judge ruled wednesday kraft heinz must face a nationwide class action lawsuit that alleges the company defrauded customers by claiming its macaroni and cheese contained no artificial preservatives. an ingredient used was a synthetic version making that claim false. kraft heinz say its mac and cheese had no artificial additives that it's going to look forward to defending itself at trial. >>> if you thought returning items was burdensome retailers feel the same. 59% of retailers said in a survey from returns management company return pro they had policies for refund for customers for items that don't make sense financially to ship those back. the retail federation estimates for every $1 billion in sales a retailer makes it goes through $145 million in returns. back to you. >> wow. a lot of money. thanks so much. >> later this hour could be the most watched fight of all time. how the matchup between mike tyson and jake paul is expected to knock out live streaming as we know it. >>> the u.s. government releases a new report focusing on unexplained encounters in the sky. sky. what it revea

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kraft heinz announced it will remove the meal kits because of low demand. "consumer reports" tested the school version of these meal kits and found extremely high levels of sodium. even higher levels in the school kits than those sold at grocery stores. >>> oscar winning actor, denzel washington, revealing there may be a new "black panther" film in the works. revealing that even before marvel has plans for a third installability. the new movie, denzel washington says the film's director is writing a part for him. washington also talked about his future acting plans, saying that he doesn't know how many more films he's got in him, and he's going to make it matter. so he wants to be selective about his remaining projects and choosing roles he hasn't done before. >> he's got a lot of work still left to do. let's hope he keeps at it for a while. >>> this morning, a game of chicken, you might call it. kfc is suing fast food rival, church's, for using the words "original recipe," in its ads. a lawsuit it says was filed on behalf of all fried chicken lovers. cnn b

the company that makes lunchables, kraft heinz, said there just wasn't enough demand, but the decisionyank lunchables also came after researchers found they contained high levels of lead and cadmium. okay, okay, we know lead's bad. but if it wasn't delicious, why would they call it cadmi-yum? they should call it cadmi-yuck. [applause] really? i am sensing some of the audience enjoys cadmium. lunchables isn't the only food in trouble, because chocolate-maker lindt is currently facing a lawsuit over lead levels in its dark chocolate. no! i trusted you, mysterious, beautiful chocolate chef man! what other scrumptious lies have you fed us? do you really not make each ball one sexy whisk-dribble at a time? and stare longingly like you're waiting for it to dance for you? in an effort to kill the lead lawsuit, lindt's lawyers just rolled out a novel defense, arguing that the words "excellence" and "expertly crafted with the finest ingredients", printed on its bars were "exaggerated advertising upon which no reasonable buyer would rely". that's a pretty bold claim. but it does reminds me of pa

but also even companies like campbell soup, hershey, kraft heinz.ould you be fading it these moves or do you think they are significant in telling us something? >> well, there is a little bit of overreaction. i understand around vaccine issues and that is something where the nominee has been clear on a point of view if you look at health care broadly, there are a lot of questions we will be encountering about which we have to figure out where the administration is going to head. the future of medicare advantage will be crucial on the payor side how hard is transparency pushed? something like site neutral payments that have been talked about in medicare. that will affect the community we have a lot of things to figure out here. i see overreaction i expected that. really we have to keep calm and carry on here because there is a lot of different kinds of questions, policy questions that we don't know the answers to quite yet. >> i am glad you raised the issue. you could ask is it a bigger deal to have him at a hhs or bigger deal to have this doge commi

companies look procter gamble, kraft heinz, pepsi may bet pressured from walmart, hey if there, tariffs have to help eat those costs, because we're one of your biggest buyers. it's even better post election. >> we were talking with different analysts sometimes it's 20% cheaper than competitors, so that's an interesting take. let's move from walmart to goldman. goldman sachs hit all-time highs on wednesday, they had an earnings beat in october on better capital markets, could see even more of a boost now. why this one even after this? the other day, our friend charlie told us he likes to buy it at within times book, and sell it when it gets to two, and it's getting closer. >> to me, this is not necessarily a trade. i love this stock. i think deal make will open up and deal making will open up, and that's goldman being goldman. that's where they're going to make their money. it's great in this administration. i think you should by long financials, a bit of a give give back yesterday. for me goldman is one of the top neighbors that should ben bit from some of the policies, just because of

host of companies that use food dye in their products from kelloggs and general mills cereal to kraft heinzand coke coming under pressure. the stocks are all down since the rfk jr. announcement last week. what's interesting, lori, to me this long been a staple sector. it is the reliable sector. here it is being under assault. >> look, i think this is a sector broadly and an industry in particular that has had a lot of problems. it's been cheap on my model for quite some time. at some point, staples got down to two standard deviations relative to the s&p. and i've been staying very close to my food analyst, nick mody on this. he's been negative on the fundamentals. they've been completely sort of out of sync with what's been going on with this country in terms of pricing, just tone deaf, jamming pricing down. this is just the latest thing to come in and hit it. so it's a cheap sector, but i think it's cheap for a reason, and i think this just adds to uncertainty in a place that has been pretty difficult. >> and to lori's point. general mills peaked in september. that's a long ways away from

parent company kraft heinz says demand fell short, though the company only started offering the packageds last year. a consumer watchdog group reported in april that the lunchables contain too much sodium and other companies to be considered healthy. the products do pass california's regulatory standards. >> still ahead tonight, a bay area father grieving his son's death and demanding answers. >> i missed hearing him. i missed seeing him. i missed picking him up. he was trying to make me happy. he was trying to like you know, become a better child. >> next, at five, the father opening up about the circumstances, he says, led to his death and how the school district is responding to allegations of bullying. >> also ahead, a new campaign to help people suffering from addiction. why san francisco leaders are putting their faith in former addicts. >> and a brief break today. it was beautiful. but now we've got more showers moving into the bay area for your wednesday, thursday and maybe a little bit beyond that. e' major authorities say jose zamora died by suicide a week ago, but his father i

still to come, legal action that kraft heinz won't find too cheesy. why the company is being taken to court over mac and cheese. then budget cuts are necessary for muni and the agency, warning it might have to close cable cars to make ends meet, and the plan to protect ocean beach from erosion and rising sea levels. why? some city leaders say but do they really? do they see all that you are? at kaiser permanente all of us work together to care for all that is you. cuts to close that gap, including possibly suspending three of san francisco's cable car lines. the director says one option could be suspending the f market streetcars, along with the california mason and hyde cable car lines. the sfmta is facing a $300 million budget deficit in the next few years. some people are not happy that officials are even considering this possibility. >> it's sad that they're even thinking about shutting down this iconic, and is the only national moving national monument. >> the person who even considers, because of the budget problems send cable cars shouldn't be

. >> is that kraft heinz?yeah. >> cryo genics in order to cool off the data centers -- >> don't be raised on hawaiian punch and pop tarts, because this is what happens. >> mars is buying kellanova. >> they own hostess, and in a nuclear war, you eat the hell out of hostess. >> gl1s are bad for many of these businesses, and now we're arguing rfk could be bad for them. >> do you remember when the piece came out that said people are going to -- planes are going to be lighter, because so many people will be on glps. that was the bottom, and we are approaching that market. >> do they know, looking at how apparel sizes would change? >> that was my favorite. >> buy the airlines on g lp-1s. people are going to weigh less. >> look, i don't want to offend that person. >> you've offended so many people in the last 11 minutes it's unbelievable. >> oh, go pound sand. >>> coming up, we mentioned this beat in raise, and some solid comps. take a look at the premarket. we'll get to some travel, as well. we have a top pick on ua

i wouldn't trust kraft heinz, the punitive hhs secretary is very much against processed foods. >> yes. but the problem is -- >> may not be a bad policy. >> it's a bargain with the devil. most people can't afford fresh, that's why we have canned. >> fresh is very difficult. processed is certainly not necessarily a good thing for you. literally, by the way, speaking of processed and thinking glp-1s, he also has come out or there's been reporting, carl, i believe, about he may be opposed to ozempic in some way. >> he did say -- >> he said they're gouging. charging way too much. >> he also said the cure for diabetes is a salad, healthy food, which is why that photo on the plane of them this weekend having mcdonald's, is that a way to reassure the street? >> i'm thinking about buying apples. >> here we are again. trying to figure this out. >> apples, isn't that the new vaccine, apples? >> apples are great. >> what do they do? >> apple a day keeps the doctor away. >> boom, i'm going home. >> i had an apple yesterday. very delicious. by the way, there are so many different varieties of apple

i have been talking about consumer staples, coke, kraft heinz lower and health care and in particularn related, they have been trending down since well before the election. now, as i mentioned, haves and have nots. the bulls are not happy because the momentum has been brown kend the momentum not as positive. the bears are not happy because the market has not given up. the s&p 500 closed 6001 on november 11th. we're only 2% below that. the bulls citing numerous tailwinds including momentum, seasonality factor, earnings trajectory is improving. benefis from deregulation all true. the bears have a list, complaining about high valuations, the strong economy reducing chances for rate cuts, stickier bond yields and higher dollar, tariffs and geopolitics with russia and ukraine factoring in. there's headwinds for the markets right now. for nvidia it is vole tile around earnings and moves 5 to 8% around earnings. as go nvidia so goes the tech etf. nvidia is far and away the largest holding in the three major tech etfs. there are billions of dollars here. it's a quarter of the semiconductor et

first up, kraft heinz downgraded to neutral. that stock down 0.4%.s. finally, truist raising its price target on nvidia to 167, expecting that chip giant to deliver better than expected earnings. sources tell bloomberg president trump's transition team is looking to ease the framework or self driving vehicles, which would directly benefit tesla. the stock is up almost a 5%. joining us now, craig trudell of bloomberg out of london. i have real frustration with the story in the rally back -- on the back of it. is it really rig latoya authorities, or is it just coming up with a product that actually works -- is it really regulatory authorities, or is it just coming up with a product that actually works? craig: elon musk would want people to believe getting to this hurdle is a big pediment. tesla's technology is not to the point where that hurdle is even relevant. trying to spell that out to everybody makes for difficult work, when you have a company that markets its technology has full -- as full self-driving, despite it not being full self-driving or o