according to the book "counter-cola: a multinational history of the global corporation," the 1959 coca-colaravel film "wonderful world" was translated into nine languages and some 2,000 prints were distributed to be shown for free. next on "reel america" coke's visit to continents, as they six celebrate world cultures and well-known tourist locations, while also suggesting that people everywhere drink coca-cola. the colorful film was produced by detroit's jam handy company, makers of thousands of educational, promotional, and industrial films from the 1930's through the 1970's. ♪ narrator: from the earliest edges of recorded time, people have sought to make more of their lives than satisfying the everyday necessities of food and

martin wins the coca-cola 600. >> that was the year ago, and tomorrow's nascar coca-cola 600 will lookferent than last year with empty grand stands at the charlotte motor speedway because of the coronavirus pandemic. but what will remain the seam is the 600 miles of remembrance each car with a fallen service member on the wind shield during the race in honor of those who have made the ultimate sacrifice for our country. for more on this let's bring in steve phelps president of nascar steve this country is die for a return to normalcy and bringing back nascar on a weekend like this is pretty significant step. isn't it? really so we came back to racing at darling darlington and response from nation was terrific and 2 million people tuned in and million haven't watched before, and it was really exciting and coca-cola 600 starts at 6 p.m. on fox is just a special race. we have no other race like it not only is it our longest race but it is this, you know, the fallen soldier and name the of the fallen cool jeer on top of the windshield and honoring gold star families it is a really special

when i started it, i was writing the caffeine chapter on coca-cola, trying to figure out coca-cola gotts caffeine from and it turned out monsanto was the supplier. weirdly they had exchanges around the world in a recycling system. i got hooked on that and i ended up going in finding their archives at washington university and i just dove into the story. and to your point, i did not know what would be the most interesting finding, being at ohio state is a tremendous agricultural institution with top lead scientist, i became fascinated with the questions of what do we actually know that were 20 years or more than 20 years from the first introduction and resistant and herbicide tolerant genetically engineered, really to your point, what stuck in stood out the data on young and 20 years ago that we need these things to feed the yield of these genetically engineered -- perhaps it would be so much more than what we had before, we have to accept all the other cost and everything else, that did not end up being so. i ended up interviewing the top scientist for the national academy of sciences

joining us exclusively this morning is walmart ceo, head of coca-cola, james quincy, another exclusive with the new ceo of united the ceo of lonza that is partnering with moderna. a huge three hours ahead >> lowes, wow. adjusted net $1.77 the estimate was $1.32 look at the stock. up almost 4% home depot yesterday which was part of the reason that dow fell was because of home depot. same store sales up 11.2%. dot com sales rose 80% lowe's is going to invest quite a bit to support employees in lowe's case, $340 million in the first quarter to support employers and communities in response to covid-19 $19.7 billion is above the current estimate there at $18.3. looks pretty good. can you explain it it is easier to shop >> lowe's has been in the midst of a turnaround. they have the new ceo they brought in who has been going to work i would say maybe they had an easier position to come off of lower comps. but you've got to give them credit i know there was problems in the past in terms of their website to get access to those maybe they've made massive improvements there that has been a key fo

. >> with the course of coca-cola 600 coming out of this weekend. how confident are you that [indiscernible] to the speedway can be done safely and did north carolina health officials learn anything or see any concerns when they the health screen process at darlington. >> well thank you for that question. our health officials have worked closely with nascar and the charlotte motor speedway to ensure a safe coca-cola 600 this weekend. i know a lot of people are looking forward to this live sporting event on tv. i know that i am. we're glad that since nascar a north carolina is the home in nascar that we're going to be having this event here. nascar was very thoughtful and their plan for protecting employees and drivers and pit crews and people working on the cars from covid-19. they submitted a plan to our department of health and human services. local health officials work with them. our local officials gave them feedback on the plan. and i think that they are ready to a put on a very safe race. obviously, no spectators will be there and that is bec

the making of cap but elizabeth coca-cola and examine the environmental impact of coca-cola worldwide operations. i will try to hold myself to a bout ten minutes or less with each of the four winners, starting with the two works in progress winners and then on chat as we wind down with about 50 minutes of the hour will welcome your questions and try to pass those around to our gas. so bart let's start with you. your book is about one of the big subjects in environmental debate and discourse which is whether to genetically modified foods is it a good thing a dangerous thing? how am packed full they are, and i was struck by of what i understood of the book the review of the risks and impact of gf m, that you find monsanto has really delivered on their promise that genetically engineered seeds have not advanced agricultural productivity to the degree forecasted or promised. can you say a little bit more about that finding in your work? >> guest: absolutely i also did say thanks to the committee as well. it's such a crazy moment we are all here on zoom. these prices go along way to help u

war decades ago if you want is poor press people behind the iron curtain to taste freedom and a coca-cola bottle so now you need to find some 21st century poor oppressed people who are just busting for your liberty i was. i. was i was and with china about to toss in north hong kong it's the part that pretext presidential role as global finance of the freedom to have a hong kong has flourished as a bastion of liberty the united states strongly urges beijing to respect hong kong's high degree of autonomy democratic institutions and civil liberties which are key to preserving special status on the us law and you don't even need to splash out of marketing you can see here some of the old posters because conveniently the enemy you are fighting all those cold war years ago there's a menace is still hanging around swinging sickle media's focus on the current pandemic risks mess and the bigger picture of the challenges presented by the chinese communist party. 1st the basic facts trying it's been ruled by a brutal authoritarian regime risks that the chinese communist party presents to the united

and also suggesting that people everywhere drink coca-cola. the colorful film was produced by detroit's jam handy company, makers of thousands of educational, promotional, and industrial films from the 1930's through the 1970's.

according to the book "counter-cola: a multinational history of the global corporation," the 1959 coca-cola cultures and well-known tourist locations, while also suggesting that people everywhere drink coca-cola. the colorful film was produced by detroit's jam handy company, makers of thousands of educational, promotional, and industrial films from the 1930's through the 1970's.

his first book was citizen cope as an coca-cola the making of coca-cola capitalism and it examines theonmental impact of coke worldwide operations. so, i will try to hold myself to about 10 minutes or less with each of the four winners starting with the two works in progress winners and then on chat as we wind down with about 15 minutes to the hour we will welcome your questions and i will try to pass those around to her guests. bart, let me start with you your book is about the global debate and discourse of whether to modify our foods, dangerous thing, how impactful they are and i was struck by one of the Ãbyou find that monsanto hasn't really delivered on their promise that genetically engineered seeds haven't advanced agricultural productivity to the degree forecasted or promised. can you say a little bit more about that finding your work? >> absolutely. i also just want to say thank you to the presley as well such a crazy moment we are all here on zoom in these prizes go a long way to help us out finishing this project. i just wanted to say thank you so much. when i started this i

and also suggesting that people everywhere drink coca-cola. the colorful film was produced by detroit's jam handy company, makers of thousands of educational, promotional, and industrial films from the 1930's through the 1970's. from the earliest edges of recorded time people have sought to make more of their lives than satisfying the everyday necessities of food and drink, clothing and shelter. the universal desire for something beautiful. something ordered and in good taste is expressed in the architecture, the arts, sports, the varying patterns of hospitality. in these designs for living, there are impressive parallels everywhere. in this truly wonderful world. as americans, we are proud of our skyscrapers. great steel, stone and glass etched against the skyline. nothing is more american of course than baseball, the great american game that brings young their together to share enthusiasm. it's hip for sure, and how the fans do love it. the rolling country side of new england with its rugged sea coast towns reminds us of the old worlds from

according to the book "counter-cola: a multinational history of the global corporation," the 1959 coca-cola travel film "wonderful world" was translated into nine languages and some 2,000 prints were distributed to be shown for free. next on "reel america" coke's visit to six continents as they celebrate world cultures and well-known tourist locations, while also suggesting that people everywhere drink coca-cola. the colorful film was produced by detroit's jam handy company, makers of thousands of educational, promotional, and industrial films from the 1930's through the 1970's. ♪ narrator: from the earliest edges of recorded time, people have sought to make more of their lives than satisfying the everyday necessities of food and drink, clothing and shelter, the universal desire for something beautiful. something ordered and in good taste is expressed in the architecture, the arts, sports, the varying patterns of hospitality. in these designs for living, there are impressive parallels everywhere in this truly wonderful world. ♪ ♪ as americans, we are proud of our skyscrapers, justly so. gre

he didn't buy times or coca cola at 60 earnings in 1972. he waited until the stock was 1989 more out of favor in on coca cola. romaine: bill, real quickly, 30 seconds. let's say they were to move the baton to someone else. is berkshire a better investment in your eyes is bill: charlie munger said they becausee really careful there are many people that have 0% of their net worth in berkshire hathaway and shareholders like us do not want for that comfort. scarlet: well said, bill smead us by phone before the berkshire hathaway annual meeting tomorrow. this is bloomberg. >> it's all about liquidity. these are not companies that are their own companies, they're sick from being affected by the virus. > if the corporate equivalent f a ventilator is a restructuring or a bankruptcy proceeding, how many of the clients or what percentage of the clients you're dealing with headed in that direction, need a ventilator, if you will? hard one w, that's a to answer because the information on when this virus end or when we will get back to something normal

i want coca-cola. coca-cola is more fanciful, has the logo and all that stuff and it helps consumers make that choice that they are using the particular brand that they want and that it will taste a certain kind of way and that's what they're after. without controlling the language and that's really what a lot of the troubles with trademark are. you don't want to have a situation where somebody can really own, control too much of language all together. one of the things that i think is interesting here, a thing that booking.com could do, they could house fanciful logos and trademark those and then -- no one's really arguing about that. it's only when you're talking about something where it's like purely -- dot-com is just, it's like company, like any other thing. in fact, dot-com is designed to be quivellenlt to company. when the domain rule was established, that was the basic idea. in terms of the question that i think is interesting -- again, to me, what i saw was a whole series of questions where i

all the action will be on the coca-cola 600 live from 600, tonight 6:00 p.m.n the big fox network, the one with homer and all the other folks, it'll be there seek and see what happens and catch a special moment. arthel: we will definitely check it out. while we remember those who made the ultimate sacrifice for our nation, it's important to give thanks and to give back to those who are still with it. we will thank you to one of the many places where that is happening this weekend. you need only the freshest milk and cream. that one! and the world's best, and possibly only, schmelier. philadelphia. schmear perfection. arthel: even during a time of crisis, one chicago restaurant is finding a way to give back to some of the most vulnerable among us including our vets, matt has that story. reporter: as chicago family-owned restaurant was forced to stop seeding customers. >> this is for two senior meals, and started feeding hungry veterans outside of its stores. >> good morning, how are you. >> we went out of our way to take care of me, my wife has alzheimer's. she

sheet makes you more vulnerable again just like you made you more vulnerable and by selling you coca-cola he's made companies more vulnerable by convincing them to do stock buybacks so here we have taxpayers come forward tens of billions of dollars for airlines and they're not allowed to do stock buybacks so of course that makes him throw his pink flamingo out of his prime his crack up his ukulele and pretend like he's throwing a fit and that this is some great investment advice not to buy airlines when the fact is he's just operating in poor taste and poor faith john waters to make pink flamingos. and replace the role of divine with warren buffett you know particularly sidewalk scene with the dog with it warns profile the personality quite well as far as the stock buybacks go this is interesting because. he says oh i'll be the best for your company and then he encourages these companies do stock buybacks which used to be illegal but now without a doubt it's highly dangerous to your balance sheet in case there is a crisis because you have no cash it is a bit of an extortion scam because i

tonight the coca-cola 600. the longest race in nascar.n hour rain delay, chase elliott had it on cruise control with. two laps to go, he decides to pit. brad keselowski doesn't. he he knows out jimmie johnson in the sprint to the finish. the first coca-cola victory. johnson phase a post race inspection. this race was the longest in history. it was outlawed in missouri. the first win for the 27-year-old. he was fired for using a racial sure been. theer said today, people can start training camp immediately. this comes two months after the start of the pandemic. >> a return to normalcy. we encourage all to come. >>> to the master for charity. after a miserable first six holes, brady brett said he would give $100,000 if he could missi mission. on 18, i go toer. they beat 76 mill ellison. the . >>> masks are supposed to help keep people safe during the pandemic but they're also keeping them disgrektd their smart phones. while older devices unlock with a fingerprint, the new devices use face recognition which doesn't work when you're using a m

what does he push on you he's pushed genetically modified stuff corn syrup laden catch ups and and coca-cola that's one of his biggest most famous holdings wrigley all sugar sugar sugar corn syrup he's made you fat made you. basically vulnerable to something like over 1000 which is hitting the obese and particular and why are you obese because of his poor taste like he's pushed this garbage on you and you mentioned 2008 when he bailed out goldman sachs and some of the other companies of course they were the counter party say i g and the ensurance and reinsurance companies that he himself own so he was kind of bailing out his own positions and getting the fed to do the same buffett says berkshire hasn't provided financial support to companies as they did during the 2008 financial crisis because we don't see anything that attractive so of course what's different about this time is the treasury is having to step in meaning the taxpayers' money and it's not just fed printing more credit and you know thus inflation but you know there are basically provisos in order to like there's some call backs

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tiendas, indicó que toda persona tendrá que tener puesta una mascarilla el director ejecutivo de coca-colana y es mi informe >> telemundo 48 somos primeros en estos momentos elementos investigan un tiroteo cerca de las calles (nombre en inglés), un oficial estuvo involucrado en el tiroteo al parecer. es una noticia en desarrollo tendremos más detalles >> en otras noticias en monterrey las actividades recreacionales abrieron ayer desde las 5:00 de la mañana. propietarios se mostraron contentos, algunos de ellos ofrecen avistamiento de ballenas en altamar sin embargo las regulaciones se enfocan en la protección de las personas para evitar contagios >> vamos al tráfico en este momento estamos viendo las autopistas señores hay más cantidad de coches en las carreteras para el fin de semana muchas de las ciudades van abrir ahora vamos a tomar el puente de golden gate en vivo, pocos coches vamos a ver demos otras de las carreteras, maneje con tranquilidad si ha estado en casa mucho de los conductores están acelerando demasiado >> traído por los defensores (información en pantalla) >> area de la b

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la coca-cola y estos lÍquidos que tienen cafeÍna puede causar mÁs deshidrataciÓn. >> alguna toalla la vaya a acostar este fresco. enfrÍe su sombrero y se lo pone, eso le ayuda a perder el calor. >> el departamento de salud recomienda limitar las actividades fÍsicas, ducharse, usar ropa clara y liviana, no dejar a los menores de edad desatendidos. la clave es hidratarse se espera que esta alerta de calor se extienda hasta el jueves. recuerde tener agua en mano, mantenerse hidratado y tomar todas las prevenciones conforme sean necesarias, especialmente para los niÑos y para las personas de la tercera edad que son los mÁs vulnerables. dayana garcÍa, noticias univisiÓn 14. >> estamos en plena ola de calor. asÍ luce el trÁfico en este dÍa feriado donde conmemoramos el dÍa de los caÍdos, se espera que el buen tiempo continuÉ toda la semana. nos explica mejor nuestra meteorÓloga suheily lópez. suheily: paola, muchas gracias. ya estamos dentro de una advertencia por calor para gran parte del Área de la bahÍa. esto se extiende hasta el jueves a las 7:00 de la tarde . las temperaturas pueden ac

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but the stock-car racing the coca-cola 600, keeping with the spirit of the weekend, the fallen veterans were honored but two pieces of tungsten used as the balance weight fell out of denny hamlin's car, there could be a penalty. it was delayed by rain for 90 minutes pushing the finish on the east coast on monday morning. there was a car the caught fire and the caution flag came out and elliott gambled with fuel, brad got the jumpstart and johnson who is retiring at the end of the year had 102 races without a win. ladonna was 14th today. and phil mickelson and tom rady made for tv golf match for raising money for coronavirus relief. this is his tee shot. he nailed the hot, brady is no slouch this is the seventh whole in lands and on the perfect spot he does it every time. this is the win look how close tiger gets. they were shooting for $10 million and how about doubling that waxy >> . $20 million was raised for people going through tough times. it was something i will always remember and cherish. >>> we are definitely missing things griffey junior is seven, he added three to is total ag

, delivering the product. >> he told me that someone was placing drugs on his coca-cola truck. his route they were being taken off of the truck. i said, wow. i said, that's pretty serious. she says, yeah. >> interesting. >> very. >> to detective velasquez, that sounded like a made up story, almost as if she was trying to divert suspicion away from someone. an ex-wife would qualify, of course, as a person of interest in this case, but as velasquez and we learned, barbara had an alibi. she wasn't anywhere near florida, she said. when david disappeared. >> i was not in florida. i was in arizona in the apartment. i was nowhere around here. >> and lacking any further evidence, detective velasquez was stalled dead in the water, unless maybe the man barbara was married to at the time knew something, michael wolf. a little check revealed wolf had been married seven times. number six, a woman named nancy graham lived in alabama. velasquez called her. >> i told her i'm investigating the disappearance of david jackson. and she said to me, how much evidence do you have against him? and i s

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you also like micron, coca-cola and maybe don't think of as a growth and can come back to that bill, i want you to explain why a dollar would be better put in discovery or chevron or wells fargo right now. >> kim is right except that over 90 years of history you could have made the same argument in 1972 for the nifty fifty and the same argument for microsoft, cisco and intel in 1999. and the historical fact is that value has outperformed growth by 300 basis points a year on average over 90 years with half the time growth doing better than value and about half the time value doing better than growth and we have just finished up about a 10 or 12-year stretch, within of the longest in history where growth has done better:. the problem is if you have 500 experts in to talk on the other side from me on this subject you will have about 400 of them say exactly what kim said and i'm not criticizing her because she's probably a great growth stock picker and done fabulously it is just the history of value is you do well because you pay way less for the future of the companies and right now tha

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