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coca-cola has been a significant force behind. fighting legislation that would put deposits on containers or put some kind of price on packaging waste there are newsletters that talk about all the successes that coca-cola is having around the country and it's almost like this great you know celebration letter every day every week we defeated this deposit system in this state and we defeated it here why do you think they were fighting so hard against deposit system want is the reason behind this because ultimately it means higher costs for them in the end this was a way of this was forcing them to internalize their pollution costs this was a market mechanism that's very smart to try and get industry to recognize that you have to deal with this waste. welcome to maximize your financial survival guide. looking forward to your pension down. yanks this is what happens to pensions in britain. you watch kaiser report. so the temporary orders that i'm under before i go to final trial actually do allow me to address them as james and use m

coca-cola. promises to put 50 percent recycled plastic in its bottles by 2030 and that's on a global scale that. is absolutely doable there's a model there for the china's a lot of parts of the world on how to create value out of plastic and get it we used. of course that would be great news. but with all that we have learned about the company's strategies we wanted to check how often they actually keep their promises the american company has been promising to make bottles out of recycled plastic begins take the year 2008 for example in its report on sustainable development coca-cola announced that it wanted to put 25 percent recycled plastic in all of its bottles by 2015. for a long time we sought to find any trace of this in the report from 2015. the company never clearly states whether or not that promise was kept we end up finding a single figure 12.4 percent at 1st glance it's easy to believe that this is the percentage of recycled plastic used by coca-cola but after taking a closer look 12

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guts what is going on behind these walls inside one of the 4 coca-cola factories in tanzania. our guide is james mother the manager of the new production line a production line which only makes plastic bottles today they're producing bottles of found one of the numerous brands inside the coca-cola group. everything is automated and the equipment is brand new the bottles of filled behind this window. the dock by. the 3rd. is the fix that the under that bought the boat but returned in the long haul i've been out of the. $86340.00 bottles in 2 and a half hours that's a lot of plastic we did the calculations that 10 bottles a 2nd and that's only on mom production line in one of the factories in the country . 5 years ago this factory only fabricated glass bottles but on the day of our visit the production line for glass bottles is almost at a complete standstill. because. what does it take to wake up a plastic g.b.u. while you are. doing it but the 3 apart from those who are defending you do you feel so flustered to set themself us it's good to feel good. about. the aesthetic perha

guts what is going on behind these walls inside one of the poor coca-cola factories in tanzania. all guide is james mother the manager of the new production line a production line which only makes plastic bottles today they're producing bottles of phantom one of the numerous brands inside the coca-cola group. everything is automated and the equipment is brand new the bottles of filled behind this window. by. the 6300 in the book return in the lawn well i've been out of the. $86340.00 bottles in 2 and a half hours that's a lot of plastic we did the calculations that 10 bottles a 2nd and that's only on mom production line in one of the factories in the country . 5 years ago this factory only fabricated glass bottles but on the day. evolve visit the production line for glass bottles is almost at a complete standstill. because they want to expose it to go way up but from plastic other g.b.u. way you are doing it but the trick apart from those who are different you do in terms of prosthetics that turns off us it's good to feel good. about. the aesthetic perhaps but the choice of plast

by the coca-cola group throughout the. city is something wrong with being rich and being rich is nothing wrong with it people work hard they make a lot of money and for a lot of people that's very satisfying but when you become a patient's monopolist then you are heading up like in the pharmaceutical industry one or 2 or 3 major clucked to kravtsova collusion and colluding with monopolist. plus pricing that's right stats. as we speak large organized. are on the march to the united. in a play and coming african. this is a virtual invasion of our country. this . is you know do you see a more. noticed. the . my 7 years doing drugs my nephew was still in drugs my sister just with drugs it was like an epidemic of drug abuse america's public enemy number one in the united states is drug abuse started going after the users in the prison population who are we started treating sick people people who are addicted to these drugs like criminals while i was on the hill. the war on drugs. there are a number of people who are in prison f

this promotional film does not specify is that tanzania is also the incredible land of coca-cola. here everyone waits for red and white buses hoops alongside red and white wool and in the playgrounds children play around red and white the logo is everywhere so off there a while you was stopped noticing it. the good news is that in this country you can still find coke bottles made out of reusable glass but this will soon be over. what the american company is doing in tanzania what it did in the united states 50 years ago replacing the glass bottles with plastic ones. and that's what is going on behind these walls inside one of the 4 coca-cola factories and zinnia. all guide is james mother the manager of the new production line a production line which only makes plastic bottles today they're producing bottles of found one of the numerous brands inside the coca-cola group. everything is automated and the equipment is brand new the bottles of filled behind this window. because i got by. it's just that i didn't put the book book which is the law well i've been. $86340.00 bottles in 2

ca coca-cola ceo james kwins he summed it up well.told us, we saw some clouds on the horizon but the storm never arrived. in other words nol meltdown like so many were becausing for. sti bracing for. still, a lot of concerns, many over the stronger dollar and the overall cost. th limfered the global forecast saying that the risk remains to the down side. we wl g a big test when caterpillar reports. theyold off big time in may when tariff issues heated up. remember, caterpillar gets about hquarter of sales from asia and businessas been slow there recenty . for "nighsiness report", i'm bob pisani at the new york stock exchange. >>> investors are betting on an interest rate cut when federal reserve policymakers mee next week. many consider it an insurance a cut to serve a buffer against potential weakness. that got us thinking about the impact of such a move and so we asked steve liesman to tak a look. >> with the federal reserve about to cut interest rates at the end of t month, many are asking the question what will a quarter point rat

specific to coca-cola, which you cover closely.ad a good quarter is there something across the board we can read into or separate situations. >> they aren't totally separate. what i would say is you're seeing especially in household products and beverage categories a newfound growth. i think it's a number of factors driving it new leadership both companies do have new ceos. they have instilled a new sense of urgency and better execution in certain items increased marketing brands on brand pepsi, brand coca-cola that was a common theme in both quarters there's new ininnovation speaking of talk to the man himself. shares surging one of the dow stories of the day earnings beat and revenue guidance raise james quincy joins us from atlanta. first on cnbc, chairman and ceo of coca-cola welcome, james, nice to see you. why don't you tell us in your own words what's driving the growth at coke now and the better outlook. >> yeah. we had a great quarter, actually i think that the big story is that this is another quarter of growth on an impr

coca-cola, a beat on the bottom and the top lines.ng for 61-cents a share, 63 was posted. in revenue, they were looking for 9.99. coca-cola posting $10 billion in revenue. i want to bring you jetblue. it's a bit of a wild card. not a dow member. that company beating on top and bottom line as well, wall street looking for 57-cents a share, jetblue posting 60-cents a share. on revenue, in the place of $2.1 billion, which was consensus estimate, posting $2.11 billion. united technology, this is going to have a good wind in its sails for the trading day. analysts looking for $2.05 per share. united technologies posting $2.20, also raising the guidance for the rest of the year on the revenue side, instead of $19.55 billion, which was consensus, the company posting $19.63 billion. so a beat on the top and the bottom line. so so far, the two dow components we've heard from before the market, coca-cola and united technologies, exceeding on the top and bottom line. we are still waiting for travelers. that is the third dow component to report b

coca-cola had 6% organic growth in a lot of business it's a huge throw back to the 80s. the company is talking about gigantic secular growth in developing countries again they enare serepresent 80% of td population we thought coca-cola was saturated overseas they open more than 750,000 new outlets in asia alone this year. believe it or not, a company like coke has become an invasion machine. a quarter of the sales come from new or reformulated products up 15%. the soda cans are working and same for the coke energy drink they had the highest growth in ten years. ten years. no wonder the stock rallied at 6% they have roughly 3% dividend yields and bought back huge quantities of stock that offer stock. might as well be 1985. this is back to the future part two. before you hop into the car, this is the same rotating market there is not enough money in equities to move the whole market at once the rally in these classic stocks come at the expense of high flyers like fang in the cloud king, witness the pull backs. that's a big difference from the 80s when kimberly clark, coca-

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attempted to be heard next in the plastic surgery coca-cola does seem. to make this manufacture consent to public wealth. when the ruling classes protect themselves. with the fine. be the one percent. we can all middle of the room sit. in front of the cameras coca-cola c.e.o. promise is a world without waste that's our objective. but behind the scenes the america. company is doing everything in its power to eschew any alternatives to plastic like the return a bottle i think obviously is shelf. after months of negotiations with the american multinational we have a meeting at the headquarters of coca-cola france for an interview but. it's a message we don't know so well. can i live to see. how polite and welcome. in the publishing world in general if you want to go through the body it seems we have not yet won that trust. question really good news a short supply problem with everything well wait a minute back up and see how he was all wrong. the vice president of the company michael goldsman has travelled from the united states to on so all questions well

coca-cola just reporting sara eisen is on set with us this morning she's our coca-cola whisperer with and thoughts. >> i wouldn't miss this to be with you guys. numbers are coming out 63 krecents a share. on the top line 9.9 # 9 on revenues the organic line that is shining and tells you the story. 6% growth for the quarter on organic revenues they are also raising their guidance on the year to 5% organic revenue growth from 4% which is indicative of the fact that they have seen stronger growth in the first quarter and second quarter coca-cola has underperformed for the market for the year and against pepsico. it is much more exposed globally all the geographies are strong they are getting dinged by the strong dollar. it is showing volume and price growth around the globe. i'll zoom in on the u.s., the story there is price and growth. they are doing well selling smaller packages they are also innovating beyond brand coke, which is doing well double digit growth and zero sugar continues to show growth that is replacing diet coke. watch for these new products like the ready to drink coff

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shares of coca cola up 5%ch hasbro up 7%. michelle and conditiony, back to you. >> jason brooks from kcbs radio thank you. >>> 6:45. owners of a san francisco comedy club are all smiles after signing a new lease and avoiding eviction. the punch line comedy club is here stay for at least a few more years. the comedy club at 9 maritime plaza was due to be evicted in august, but owners reached a deal with the landlord last night. it's been at that historical location on battery for 40 years. >>> cal train is rolling out a 20 year plan to make the system more commuter friendly. cal train hopes to be fully electrified by 2022. that would allow more frequent service. cal train wants to build extensions to run from gilroy to the trans bay terminal by 2029. in addition, 8 trains would arrive in each direction every hour, including an he can press train every 15 minutes. . >> you wouldn't need to look at schedule. you would be able to show up at the station and there's a predictable all day service with faster trips and better connect

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james quincey, the chairman and ceo of coca-cola. of the big earnings numbers we have been watching today. we will check out some of the winners and losers from the session. we will look at market reaction. united technologies, harley davidson up as well. this is bloomberg. ♪ guy: from westminster, i'm guy johnson. vonnie: from new york, i'm vonnie quinn. this is "bloomberg markets." movingook at stocks let's bring in day wilson. great results from coke, poor results from pulte. anything we can say about the macro environment? >> it is hard to get your arms around it all, the group reporting so diverse, and you have such a mixed bag. pultegroup in homebuilding, numbers not looking great, people not liking what they are seeing. martin, ifockheed you just focus on the second quarter results, you would think they are fine. h-shares move down in contrast to united technologies, who have moved up after their results. anythingome away with other than the barrage of numbers. it may well be like that for a couple of weeks as results play out

when you think of coca-cola, we get warm and gushy about it. we remember coke and a smile and those things. that's the kind of feeling we want to bring to your flying experience. how important are consumer is, how our brand is. we did not become the family skies overnight. we aren't that over the last couple of decades. to live up to that, that's the standard, that's the drive we have been working to regain. thank you. >> one or two more questions. i will ask one on behalf of congressman crowley. nexgenstion of technology. the partnership between the government and the private sector. i know it is probably apocryphal but the assertion there is more navigational capacity on my iphone than some air names, probably a little bit of an exaggeration. how can we not figure this one out? what is it going to take to bring modern navigational capacity to the air traffic control system? >> everybody faces this dilemma about how we move things forward that have meaningful improvement and meaningful advancement to our way of life. air traffic control in our

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the question is what did you learn from coca-cola to bring it to the airlines? >> thank you.that's a great sort of -- one of the things i missed after i left coke and did a couple of other jobs is that direct consumer branding capability. what i envision for our united, and more difficult issue, is the same emotion. you see her smile. when you think of coca-cola, we you get all warm and gushy about it. , aall remember the old ads coke and a smile and those things. that's the kind of feeling we want to bring to your flying experience with united. those of the things i learned. how important are consumer is, how important our brand is. we did not become the family skies overnight. we have learned that over the last couple of decades. to live up to that, that's the standard, that's the drive we are working to regain, so thank you. >> one or two more questions. i'm going to ask one on behalf of congressman crowley. she is leading one of our infrastructure efforts. on the question of nexgen technology in the partnership between the government and the private sector. you know, i kn

this is a stick from a water bottle found in the stomach of a fish the brand is part of the coca-cola company which sells millions of bottles of soda every day the idea was that let's tell consumers there are the bad ones there the litter bugs are throwing this away industry should be blamed for all this waste the company has long promised to reuse the plastic. funding. on the disease. but for now the mountains of waste only grow higher. 6 guys are financial survival. when customers go by you're just applying. them now well reducing lower. that's undercutting not what's good for food market it's not good for the global economy. i. think it's going to happen under the name of god i'm going to be kind of me. john. oh. this is. the 2nd of you. know the movies i don't know what. was. coming. up was on me. i'm not proud of what i did i was. there was. no go it was still waking. day a lot of. looking at making you laugh you don't get no sense i mean what can you know and i'll go but i can't even that i would rather. be in the doing stage. then why you would speak in my yellow one though i d

worked at at&t, coca-cola, pepsico prior to joining united as t . but i think really the focus of this discussion is going to be a lot about oscar's focus on people as i prepared for this discussion, the consistency with which the descriptions of your leadership have been anchored in both your employees and your passengers as really kind of showing through, and i think i'm particularly interested in a field that is technologically complex. logistically capricious, to say it pleasantly. it's scary flying. the fact that we don't get scared flying is remarkable, but we take everything that is right and wrong in american society and jammed it in narrow aluminum tubes and hurled it around the world. it's a pretty remarkable thing we do. the fact that you have been able to at that moment to really change the culture of the company while achieving more than a 50% increase in stock price, is cool. we're going to explore that a little bit. i should close the introduction by acknowledging how pleased we are to be able to have this series and the honor of the

stocks hitting all time highs of the coca-cola, for example.s, visa, american express. dan niles, wedbush's tech analyst wrote that the big tech names have another 15% to go on the upside. think about it, we could have another big run. nasdaq up handily this afternoon. we're seeing all three major averages doing well. double beats from three large cap companies, utx, lockheed, coca-cola. liz: big earnings week, gerri, thank you very much is black gold fueling yellow gold? today's closer says it is. bring in u.s. global investor, ceo, cio, frank holmes launched goau, which which is a gold fund. >> i launched it on the show two years ago. running a big gold index, it is selective, 28 names. three royalty. 200 million-dollar market cap. it has done tested what the model said it would do. it crushed the competition. liz: up 38% year-to-date. why you think oil's rally is pumping up gold's rally? >> it is not a straight line. i don't think it's a straight line. it is part of the inflationary boom underlining it. oil peeked in april, which corrected w

the question is, what did you learn from coca cola to bring it to the airlines? >> yeah. i think one of -- thank you. that's a great sort of attention. one of the things i missed after i left coke and did a couple of other jobs is that direct consumer branding capability. what i envision for our united, and it's a difficult -- a more difficult issue -- is the same emotion. if you could see her smile, when you think of coca cola, we get all warm and gushy about it. we all remember the old ads. coke and a smile and all these different things. you know, that's the kind of feeling we want to bring to your flying experience with united. so those are the things i learned. how important our consumer is. how our brand is. we didn't become the friendly skies overnight. we've earned that the moniker over the last couple of decades. to live up to it, that's the standard, that's the drive, that we're working for to regain. so, thank you. >> one or two more questions? r i'm going to ask one on behalf of senator crowley. leading one of our infrastructure efforts. it's on this question

coca-cola trading at a record high of 5.9%, they beat comps in a big way. good earnings reports on strong volume. and united technologies also putting up a good quarter, boosting on aerospace strength. they are off of their highs, but they are still strong on the day. and we have earnings reports after the bell. let's take a look at whether those stocks are doing. chipotle mexican grill down 1.5% ahead of that restaurant's earnings report after the bell. a revival under the new ceo, who was put in place a few quarters ago. that is one of the top stocks for the s&p 500, up about 70%, so hibor expectations. snap is up 106 to 5% on the year, it has been a banner year for some of these stocks. shares trading sharply higher into that report. visa is down slightly. texas instruments, one of the first big check chip companies to report for this season. they are up going into the quarter. there is an expectation for declining growth on a year-over-year basis for the numbers, but lots of investors are hoping that the chip sectors have put in a bottom. texas instrume

coca-cola doing really well in its sales.n the ceo says he came into the quarter concerned, and even he was impressed at some of the results. again, china's strength drove the quarterly earnings as well the los sugar drinks. after hours, we talked about this report of an antitrust department of justice probe and that is hitting these tech giants hard. twitter was down significantly more. amazon, facebook, apple were also seeing some other stocks down. shery: thank you so much with a snapshot of the markets. now let's get investors take on the development. aaron gibbs joins us here in new york. great to have you with us. we have seen the move higher after the trade news that bloomberg reported. still, it was not a spectacular move. is there some trade war complacency now? has everything already been priced in? erin: i think the idea there are more talks. until we actually get a final result, i think wall street is still a little hesitant so i don't see any real big moves unless there is a really, really significant announcemen