how do you move the needle for a company as big as coca-cola? >> they understand it's a long-term investment. that organic and natural and even less sugar, those aren't where the consumer is maybe right now, but it's where they're headed. and so this is a longer-term investment. and it's not going to be an overnight 100 million to a billion, but every year, we keep growing double digits where a lot of the other beverage market is not growing. >> seth goldman of honest tea. on that very same episode, we saw the debut of melanie perkins, a young woman from australia who had created canva, a company now worth around $50 billion based on its latest venture capital investment. at the time of taping, melanie had only recently learned what venture capital was. >> one of the things i noticed in one of the articles about you is that you essentially didn't know what venture capital was, even after you had started your first successful company, you still didn't essentially know what venture capital was. is the money there in sydney, in australia, to fund t

coca-cola and coors are teaming up for a line of spiked lemonade. simply spiked lemon said will come in a variety pack this summer with other flavors, including strawberry and watermelon. each will be made with fruit juice and contain about 5% alcohol by volume. coke and coors have teamed up before on hard seltzer, and apparently they are working on a margarita version of that for later this year. the adult alternative beverage market has reached nearly $8 billion a year. i'm a fan. i love those hard settlers on a warm, summer day. it's pretty refreshing. >> bertha coombs and a white claw. >> next thing you know, bertha coombs will be sitting in the back of her electric bentley, being driven around with spiked lemonade. >> man, i'm going to roll in style. >> you always do. always do. >> yes, she does. >> thanks, bertha. >>> 4:43 this morning, and a tearful reunion in the east bay. we're going to tell you about the french dog that was found days after being stolen at gun point. >> i'm so happy he got found and he's back home with his parents. san jos

24 house lawmakers are calling out the company sponsoring the beijing olympics such as delta and coca-colaernicki is in washington with more. i can't tell you how worried i am about the athletes competing in beijing, florida. republican senator rick scott says he fears for the more than 200 american athletes heading to beijing next week to compete in the 24th winter olympic games called on the ioc. >> and the biden administration take every step necessary to keep america safe. >> but unfortunately, i haven't heard a word from them on what they're doing about it. >> the biden administration says it will not send any diplomatic or official representation to beijing to protest chinese human rights abuses. it's an ongoing genocide as we speak. >> and a diplomatic boycott is just a joke. florida republican congressman mike waltz says a diplomatic boycott isn't enough for on the verge of sending. >> our athletes and companies to beijing. >> and flying the american flag, giving the chinese communist party this global propaganda platform show that the united states is unyielding and unapologetic a

talk about it. >> it is as you know, fresca is one of the growth brands for coca-cola. interestingly enough, over 50% of fresca consumers mix it with alcohol beverage in a growing sector ready for drinks, we thought fresca mixed is an outstanding opportunity for us, both for coca-cola and for us, and we're really excited p it it's very much on trend of convenience, flavor, as well as low cal. we think it's going to be a great opportunity. >> how will it work, you and coke joint advertising or are you taking the lead in this? >> we're taking the lead we're going to buy the concentrate from them and then we will make the product, market, and sell it primarily through our beer distribution network, although in some states it will go through wine and spirits. >> i have a feeling that will be a huge hit you're spending 5, 5.5 billion cap ex many don't have any to spend on. all they're trying to do is cut back will it be brown glass from pacifico maybe one day victoria coming to new york in a big way? you know i think that's going to be huge. >> it does a number of things for

she told me harvard was like coca-cola and anywhere i went in the world including an african village if i said coca-cola -- if i said harvard people would know what i was talking about and princeton was like sprite, we only knew it in america. after visiting both a princeton alum called me every single day after i got in and told me why princeton was better for me. i was invited to lunch with bill bradley and john rogers the founder of ariel. i said any school where people would be this fanatical about the school and having someone go there would be a really great place. so against my mother's wishes i choose princeton. >> you never regretted it, right? >> i loved it in every way. >> you graduated in what year? >> 1991. >> then you decided to go back to chicago. you then -- you joined a then relatively small farm -- firm, ariel. >> it was tiny. i did interview on wall street. but one day after making lots of trips to new york on the train to do the interviews, one day i just called john rogers. then he had the title of president. i said i wanted to come to ariel because i could see w

the beijing olympics. >> 25 republicans on the house energy and commerce committee sent letters to coca cola air bnb and toyota asking them to publicly recognize that china is committing human rights abuses and use their olympic platform to highlight these abuses to the rest of the world. in washington. i'm anna wiernicki. >> tons of tents, furniture and other items were cleared from the homeless encampment today near so fy stadium ahead of the super bowl in los angeles. some say it's an effort to clean up the city's image ahead of the game. dozens of people appear to be living in the encampment underneath the 4 '05 freeway. the san diego freeway, which is one of the main routes to sofi stadium for visitors coming from l a x one worker said the sweep was happening today so people don't see the homeless on their way to the game. caltrans officials say it was being cleaned up because of safety concerns. they say social workers were at the location offering housing options. super bowl sunday is coming up on february. 13th. >> and now kron 4 sports. >> the writing has been on the wall for a whil

. >> in 1940s it was coca-cola and the flagship as part of the construction project we are retainingower. the permit center is little working closely with the digital services team on how can we modernize and move away from the paper we use right now to move to a more digital world. >> the digital services team was created in 2017. it is 2.5 years. our job is to make it possible to get things done with the city online. >> one of the reasons permitting is so difficult in this city and county is really about the scale. we have 58 different department in the city and 18 of them involve permitting. >> we are expecting the residents to understand how the departments are structured to navigate through the permitting processes. it is difficult and we have heard that from many people we interviewed. our goal is you don't have to know the department. you are dealing with the city. >> now if you are trying to get construction or special events permit you might go to 13 locations to get the permit. here we are taking 13 locations into one floor of one location which is a huge improvement for th

when coca-cola started, they had real cocaine and coca-cola. cocaine came from mexico.y want to do something about people coming from that state. let's talk about italians, polish people -- they were all immigrants. host: reported on yahoo! news. revocation ronnie date -- republican rodney davis with a trump endorsement. mary miller has embraced the far right elements of the party ideology. saturday, she will challenge five term republican u.s. representative rodney davis in the june 28 primary after gaining the endorsement of former president donald trump. she said she would seek we election but did not say where she would run. under a redistricting map, where illinois lost a seat, it is the same district as four term representative mike bost. republican line. caller: yes. i would like to see trump run and really cement america first policies into the republican platform. effective military action -- he has a proven record on all three of those, so i think he has the most strength. i respect the outlook of the caller from california, who says that we do not want somebo

how about @amd, u.p.s., cvs, coca-cola and ge, should i keep adding to these?l right, coca-cola, i love what they're doing, of course, with the new topo chico hard sell, that will be a winner. but other than that, the ceo is doing a good job ge i thought the quarter was better than expected, other than the power business i don't really like, but i think they delivered a good number. i do not think, by the way, people trade this stock rationally they need a big buyback and dividend to help them. cvs, amazing amd, how many times, check twitter 60 times, buy it, buy it, buy it beverage, drugstore, transportation and industrial, that is what i want. little controversy but i want it i say thank you also for not saying really horrible things about me, which i appreciate let's go to ryan in maryland ryan >> caller: hey, jim, it's ryan from baltimore i have been in the stock market one year and i'm holding apple, airbnb, boeing and my favorite is lucid and my boomer bus is asdr what's your thoughts >> well, see this is really interesting. this is a younger person, obvi

lawmakers are criticizing the companies sponsoring the beijing olympics, including >> delta and coca-colana wiernicki is in washington with more. >> i can't tell you how worried i am about the athletes competing in beijing, florida. republican senator rick scott says he fears for the more than 200 american athletes heading to beijing next week to compete in the 24th winter olympic games called on ioc and the biden administration take every step necessary to keep america safe. >> but unfortunately, i haven't heard a word from them on what they're doing about it. >> the biden administration says it will not send any diplomatic or official representation to beijing to protest chinese human rights abuses. it's an ongoing genocide as we speak. >> and a diplomatic boycott is just a joke for to republican congressman mike waltz says a diplomatic boycott isn't enough. we're on the verge of sending. >> our athletes and and companies to beijing. >> and flying the american flag, giving the chinese communist party this global propaganda platform show that the united states is unyielding and unapologe

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yeah, here we go cooking with coca-cola >> steve: coca-cola, okay. >> jimmy: cooking with coke. >> steveve: i feel like a real peter doocy. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: here is the recipe here's sweet and spicy shrimp tacos with mango salsa >> steve: mm >> jimmy: i don't know about the mango salsa. i don't want the mango overpowering the shrimp and coke [ laughter ] that's just a combo. >> steve: yeah >> jimmy: that's up there with, like, ham and raisins. [ laughter ] >> steve: yeah, i love ham, raisins, and coke. >> jimmy: we're down to our last book. it's a self-help book. >> steve: oh, i love self-help >> jimmy: yeah this is called "a guided meditation for beginners." >> steve: oh, that's great >> jimmy: we could all use this right now. >> steve: yeah >> jimmy: let's see what tips they have for us here. >> steve: okay what's page one >> jimmy: here we go first page says, "inhale." [ laughter ] next one says "exhale." >> steve: okay. >> jimmy: it's the whole book. [ cheers and applause that's all the time we have for "do not read." if you have a book you think should be on our next do not re

prices are having an effect from general mills to coca-cola to procter & gamble.se companies and more are members of the consumer brands association. joining us is the president and ceo of the group, geoff freeman. it may not be surprised that we will ask this question. what are all of your constituents telling you about the rate of change that they are seen in their input costs? geoff: the folks leading the industry had done a remarkable job over two years. they have had experience in the industry for decades. they have never seen an experience like this. when you look at the inflationary environment, you have everything going up simultaneously from ingredients, asportation, labor and materials. there has never been a time like this. i am proud of the industry. inflation was up about 7% last year, and prices are up about 3.5% with consumer package goods. this consumer industry is doing everything they can to keep costs down for consumers and eating some costs, and that is of the to be proud of. romaine: they are, and certainly so. we talk about supply chain issue

mellody: my mom wanted me to go to harvard, my mom told me harvard was like coca-cola, anywhere in theorld that i would go including an african village if i said harvard people would know it. and princeton was like sprite she said, we know it in america. at the end of the day after visiting both, a princeton alum called me every day after i got into princeton and told me why princeton was a better school for me. he ultimately invited me to a lunch with bill bradley and between the two of them, the founder of ariel, i was triple teamed and i said any school where people will be this fanatical about the school and having someone go there must be a great place. so against my mother's wishes i chose princeton. david: and you never regret it. mellody: i loved princeton, we are hard-core, we bleed orange and black. david: so you graduated when? mellody: 1991. david: you could have gone to new york or the east coast, but you went to your hometown, chicago. a small firm. mellody: it was tiny. i did interview on wall street . after making a lot of into new york on the train to do the interview,

major players in the market include coca cola and nestle, which have been accused of both causing and profiting from water scarcity in the united states and canada. for example, coke takes water from municipal sources, bottles it, and sells it to people who often don't have clean water at home in india and mexico . coke was accused of severely depleting groundwater after opening bottling plants . and nestle has come under fire for over extracting water from native american reservations in water stressed california. so is there any way to ensure more people have safe, affordable available water investing and infrastructure is the most direct way to improve access both repairing, broken, or damaged pipes, and building new connections, as well as wastewater recycling facilities. another direct way is to reduce meet consumption and the vast majority of our fresh water feeds industrial agriculture. going further, starting a process of decommissioning dams, and lighting watershed ecosystems regenerate helps tackle the root of the problem on the climate river for hydro electric dams are sche

pepsico and coca-cola most recently were among a group of more than 70 international companies that have called for a global pact to combat plastic pollution. are you satisfied with the pace of change in this ea? >> everything i wish could go faster. you know, for me, it's like big problems like this, we just need to go as fast as we can. but let me talk about the push and the pull. as long as there's a strong consumer demand for convenience, as long as there's a demand for throwaway bottles as opposed to reusable bottles, it's going to be a challenge for companies to unilaterally make change. and so we have to rethink how much convenience are we willing to give up in order to help the environment. so it's a push and a pull that has to be thought through. >> you write quite a bit about the mentors who were so critical in guiding you through your career. in this moment of remote work and zoom culture, how can leaders meor young employees in a remote-work environment? >> i don't know. if there's one thing that i think about -- i worry about a lot is, you know, what's the corporate culture

to do is that, that yet get out of bell, you know, economy, hardship, that the thing is that with coca cola, the situation and this continuity to equally failure. what they need is the, what actually the me tell you, the sanction lifted. and, and what i mean by, by putting those, you know, missile are they, are, they're making us statements. i mean, is this, this is perfect time for last quarter, or do you these kinds of sing thus, that the things that us this right now, you know, in go to the, in the ukrainian issue and i, on issue and china is trying to, you know, get the success for when olympic and south korea while is in those in its own playlists election. so no scalia needs further attention from those country. well, especially for china because i mean with the u. s. i mean, it's really hard to see much more they would say on going on. but i mean to china, i mean, they can get some kind of some kind of economic support and you know, much more active trading. voting is on the way in portugal snapped general election . it was called after a blocked spending billable down the minority s

don't have paid sick leave for cobit i, you know, of course wouldn't come here with it if i was coca cola positive, but it's just, it's very frustrating when you're not alone, you're not given the peat 6 days to stay home. when you do have a complaints from teachers also include overworked, shortages, a lack of adequate p, p, and just general difficulties accessing cobra testing. the president biden who campaigned on a promise to reopen classroom, says there's no reason to keep schools closed. if i guess told us that opening now the means that classes will be divided as some parents don't want to put the kids at risk right now. and here's what it looks like. i walked into my classroom yesterday and half of the room is here. half of the room is at home because they're waiting for tech testing results. everyone hates on my merry teachers, heated students, heated. but at this point, this is, this is unsustainable. what we're doing now, especially i teach mathematics, it's very disruptive because the concepts build on one another. so they're missing days. i'm in class because they're waiting

and particularly if you are a part of the olympic sponsors program as many american companies like coca cola, airbnb, intel and others are, you should be reconsidering whether or not you want to advertise during the olympics and nbc itself should be thinking twice about airing the opening ceremonies of the games which if the 2008 olympics when beijing hosted the last time were any indication will simply be a propaganda mechanism for the chinese communist party. as ordinary americans, we actually have a choice about whether or not we are going to help the funding that does come from the advertising revenue that will be playing during the games, we have a choice whether or not we actually want to watch the games and intentionally and inadvertently cause the chinese communist party to profit. if people have degrees to make in the coming days about the extent they will participate. i can't underscore enough how important it is to be educated about what is happening because no one should be unaware of the on going genocide and crimes against humanity, no one should say they didn't know what happe

. >> in 1940s it was coca-cola and the flagship as part of the construction project we are retaining little working closely with the digital services team on how can we modernize and move away from the paper we use right now to move to a more digital world. >> the digital services team was created in 2017. it is 2.5 years. our job is to make it possible to get things done with the city online. >> one of the reasons permitting is so difficult in this city and county is really about the scale. we have 58 different department in the city and 18 of them involve permitting. >> we are expecting the residents to understand how the departments are structured to navigate through the permitting processes. it is difficult and we have heard that from many people we interviewed. our goal is you don't have to know the department. you are dealing with the city. >> now if you are trying to get construction or special events permit you might go to 13 locations to get the permit. here we are taking 13 locations into one floor of one location which is a huge improvement for the customer and staff tryin

particularly if you are a part of the olympic concerts program has many american companies like coca-cola, air began to be, intel and others are, you should be reconsidering whether or not you want to advertise during the olympics and nbc itself should be thinking twice about airing the opening ceremonies at the games which the 2008 olympics when beijing hosted the last time were any indication will be a propaganda mechanism for the chinese communist party and i think as ordinary americans we have a choice about whether or not we are going to help the funding that does come from the advertising revenue that will be laying during the game. we have a choice about whether or not we want to watch the games and potentially inadvertently cost the chinese communist party to profit by watching. so i think it's something even at a very individual level people have decisions to make. even in the coming days about the extent to which they will participate i can't underscore enough how important it is to be educated about what is happening because no one should be unaware of the ongoing genocide and

>> it's a national security issue as well because these companies like intel and coca-cola and procterey have massive defense department contracts if they want to send billions over the beijing. i said enough is enough, time for choosing, where is our corporate patriotism? >> laura: one more thing, china has officially warned our athletes that political statements during the games are subject to punishment. >> look what they did to their own olympian and tennis star who leveled a credible sexual assault allegation on a chinese official and she disappeared. who was complicit in her course to statement and retraction? the ioc. enough is enough. >> laura: we love our athletes but it's despicable that we are in participating in this propaganda for president xi. we salute your efforts and whether or not they succeed you stood for what was right and that will be remembered, thank you so much. in the face of catastrophic failure, the white house seems to be encouraging drinking and violence! want to? the last bite explains. ready to turn your dreams into plans and your actions into achievemen

the corporations i have decided to sponsor the torture games like visa, coca-cola, and intel, they must hear from you. you can choose where to spend your own hard-earned money going forward. knowing where these companies put their value, when contacted by members of the press about the moral issue of sponsoring the games, these companies run and hide. now, one of them, french tech company even told fox news he was proud of the role they play. some ceos had no problem had trouble trashing georgia when the time came. >> this legislation is unacceptable. >> trying to restrict voters access for the polls, and it is disproportionately hurting black and brown communities. >> this is about protecting the voices of our people. >> laura: now, there is some good news out there. one state has decided to step up and stop doing business with the investment house, blackrock, that makes a boatload of money in china. every state should follow west virginia's lead. great news. and by now you've heard about the part owner of the golden state warriors who said the quiet bar out loud in a recent interview.

american companies, same companies like coca-cola that said you know, all-star game needs to be out ofw that would make it easier to vote and hard to cheat is at the same time celebrating the chinese communist party throwing their genocide olympics. no company should be celebrating these games. all of these companies are obsessed with getting cheap stuff out of their chinese plants or getting access into the chinese market or both. it's shameful they are willing to put profits above patriotism and above freedom. >> trace: i'm curious, sir, what kind of pushback or response have you gotten when you say and you've advocated this several times, to boycott these olympics, to get out of the olympics and go elsewhere. >> obviously the athletes don't want to miss their shot at olympic gold. i don't want them to miss it either. i put the blame on the biden administration, secondarily on the international olympic committee for citing the games in china in the first place. china poses a great covid risk as well, good reason to postpone the olympics and to place them elsewhere in the civilized wo

when i hear coca-cola say that, they have told half the story.hat they are promoting, their presence is promoting, they are permitting the chinese communist party to tell a different story of what's happening in china and the world. >> john: 1980 in moscow, then soviet union invasion of afghanistan. what suzanne lyones said, many never had the chance to compete at the olympics again, and no diplomatic benefit, the soviet union stayed in afghanistan another decade, so saying the cost to the athletes is huge and the diplomatic aspect does not do a whole lot. what do you say in response? >> there's no doubt a boycott would cost the olympic athletes a lot. if one is detained inside of china it will cost that athlete and his family or her family an awful lot, too, john. we should be mindful there have been americans detained, canadians detained for years during the trum administration. this is not unheard of. the chinese ambassador to canada said yeah, most people get to leave the country. this is not a place where we should have lots of americans tra

. >> it's interesting because coca-cola, a lot of it is big offices and restaurants.eps pepsi cohas been going up because it's more at home. one of the things i like about constellation, they have many more -- they have victoria they haven't even brought that in yet their beers may not be premium in mexico, but, boy, are they premium in the u.s >> there's the opening bell and the exchange as we watch gig capital celebrating their recent listing. and a national non-profit whose mission is to drive equitable access in youth sports baird upgrading underarmor and cutting foot locker. >> matthew is convinced that what's happened here is that the direct to consume model that nike has is just too powerful for foot locker. and that's amazing because matt also -- in a terrific note is saying that in the department store mall, you have bath and body works, american eagle, you got boot -- boot was the one he turned me onto boot barn. niche, talk about niche, no. talk about win this stock is an credible performer. there are winners. doesn't like -- there's not a lot to say about

david: some big corporations like coca-cola, intel and airbnb are facing backlash over their back ofchina's facing heat over human rights abuses. ashley webster has details on this story. hi, ash. ashley: hey there, david. listen, the beijing winter olympics could provide major pitfalls for u.s. olympic sponsors who have remained mostly quiet about china's human rights record including the abuse of uighurs and suppression of pro-democracy protests in hong kong. the biden administration, along with other countries such as canada, australia, the u.k. and new zealand, have joined a diplomatic boycott that bars senior officials from attending the games. critics call that a toothless response. but corporate giants like procter & gamble, coca-cola, intel, visa and airbnb to name just a few are gambling, basically, that americans won't care and that brands will suffer no reputational damage. but human rights groups accuse those olympic sponsors of prioritizing profits and access to the chinese market over principles. take a listen. >> these companies are in the spotlight in exactly the way

-based sponsors, specifically coca-cola for criticizing georgia's voting laws but remaining silent onrecord. mike waltz saying there is clear hypocrisy about corporate america who preach social justice at home but cower to the chinese communist party to protect their bottom line. vivek ramaswamy is author of the great book woke, incorporated. coca-cola said we believe the olympics movement is a force for good bringing people and countries together and we're proud to use our name to raise its profile and to support the world's most watched and revered international sporting event. if we have this correct, keep the olympics in china because it is a force for good. but man, get that all-star game out of georgia over the voting laws. >> i think you hit on the core issue. corporate hypocrisy. either you care about social justice or you don't but you can't have it both ways. i think the facts matter here. this is the 1936 berlin olympics all over again. actually history teaches us a lot. the nazi regime was using the olympics as a show of propaganda to cover up against its mistreatment and

apple is now bigger than walmart, disney, netflix, nike, exxon mobile, coca-cola, morgan stanley, boeingbined wow. tesla, 13% gain yesterday on the blockbuster delivery numbers stock not responding now, down just a touch still a stock to watch and a big start to 2022. >>> let's get to this morning's top headlines, including developments in the fight against covid. bertha is back with that and more bertha >> just wanted to mention if you watched yesterday in health care we saw a rotation, some of the losers and laggards were the gainers yesterday. meantime, the fda expanding the emergency use authorization for pfizer's covid vaccine booster in some kids the agency says children 12 to 15-year-olds can now get the third shot it's also shortened the time needed before receiving the booster for the age group from at least 6 months after the first two shots to at least five months the development comes as president biden and vice president harris prepare to meet with the white house covid response team later today to discuss the strategy amid the rapid spread of the virus. the u.s. setting a g

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warren buffett thinks coca-cola is one of the best that stock isn't doing anything. at least amazon is doing anything i refuse to capitulate to the crowd. i smell their degrees penny and i hear their roar and i think they're wrong. mike in louisiana. mike >> caller: boo-yah this is mike from shreveport. >> i love shreveport it's underrated. what's going on? >> caller: i've been a fan of the show since may of 2005 i started a position in a stock since six weeks ago. i've been buying a little at each dip i'm beginning to wonder should i buy, sell or hold nvidia. >> nvidia is a long term situation. what's the matter with nvidia, a lot of people right now, it and a couple of its brethren got overextended at the very top people got way too enthusiastic but you know what, that enthusiasm is being wrenched out of the stock we own it for the trust. we own a bunch of winners. some of which we trimmed and some of which we say, you know what, we're going to be in there as long as the same management team is in there and that team continues to deliver fantastic products for the

frescas owner coca cola is teaming up with corona. brewer constellation brands to launch fresca. mixed. that should happen later on this year. the companies are saying the 0 calorie beverages surging in popularity and it is the optimal choice as a mixer. no word yet on what flavors will be released. but officials are saying fresca mixed will be inspired by recipes created by fans. >> an oakland woman is making millions and breaking records in the popular game show. jeopardy. amy schneider now the first woman in the show's history to win more than a million dollars. she's only the 4th person overall to accomplish the feat during the non tournament play friday. she won her 28th consecutive match. that is also a record for any woman passing a previous record set back in 2014. sports is up next. and it is a final. return after 2 seasons away from the dubs. klay thompson set to hit the court tomorrow. kylen mills has the details on the return >> a story that will put a smile on your face. tonight. a florida man is going to become the first guy with autism to deliver uber eats across a

[pacman] >> jesse: coca-cola unveiled a new flavor with coffee. mocha flavor. coke. it has already hit stores. i'm going to try it right now. >> jesse: it's good guys. >> gillian: stop lies. >> jesse: i'm not lying about the feeding frenzy. i may have in the partly sunny but not this one. jesse watters prime 7:00 monday. hope to see you there. harold ford jr. >> harold: congrats again and rest in peace meat loaf. when a snow storm rolled through pennsylvania. the high school football coach in bethel park decided to cancel their team's weight lifting workout. the boys didn't get off easy the coach told them to get out and exercise by getting out and shoveling snow for elderly and disabled neighbors. they have done just that become a tradition. helps connect the boys with their community. we think they should keep up the good work. there is goodness in all of us. bless those boys and community. >> some of the linemen looked like they were pushing the shovels on top of the snow. i don't know if you caught that. >> greg: i did, yes. >> harold: looked like us at the

. >>> coca-cola teaming up with the maker of corona for a new alcoholic version.resca mixed will launch in the u.s. later this year. so-called adult beverages like ready-to-drink cocktails are an $8 billion industry. >>> if you watched the jetsons you could wonder why we don't have flying cars already. there's one car that can travel on the road and fly in the air, it lifts off vertically and can fly a distance of 250 miles of speeds of up to 150 miles per hour. the price tag is steep, $750,000. from the bay area to tahoe, only one hour in this vehicle. what we predict in the future is, people will have a small electric car to do everything from one to 30 miles, but more than 30 miles you will use a drive and fly vehicle. >> current models seat four people and are about the size of an suv. the goal is to produce them by 2026. >> do you have to have a pilot's license, i wonder? >> i don't know. if you have to head to tahoe, do you take chains? >> when you land, maybe. >>> taco bell lovers rejoice. >> the taco lovers pass subscription nationwide, and kicking it off

what's holding up very well, defensive names like coca-cola, pharmaceuticals, industrials and cyclicalsen holding up under the theory that omicron may slow down the recovery, but it's not going to derail it. tech stocks is the issue the bifurcation that we're seeing, mega cap tech that generally has very high profits and great revenue growth potential, down but not that much what's really been getting hit is stuff that has maybe revenue growth potential but either doesn't make any money, companies like doordash or twilio or that has very high multiples or very low profit margins, shopify they're the ones that are down 9, 10, 11, 12, 13% so far this week another one, kelly, before i turn it to you, gamestop near the lowest level since march of last year. 132 is the old march low for that so keep an eye on the meme stock. >> crypto's also under pressure. and the semiconductor is down 2.5% >> yeah. and, again, i wouldn't worry that much about those. the ones -- remember, this is all based on a discounted cash flow model when interest rates go up, what's the value of those stocks that have

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although none of them have particularly huge yields that's because their stocks are so great 3m coca-colarson electric genuine parts. j&j, new ceo and procter & gamble find one you really like i like emerson electric. that's a manufacturer's manufacture. deal with aspen tech as well as j&j where i love the upcoming over the counter spinoff that will help unlock the diode even though i will miss alex gorsky a nice boost once. it's 17% really good companies. then to the highest dividend these are 11 stocks of the yield. exxon. ground foreman brown liquors that much. ibm, i don't think the quarter is going to be that good chevron. abbvie shot the lights out. realty income corporation. people's united also on the edge amcor, no thanks walgreens and coned. there's a reason we own them i do like brown foreman, the liquor company you know as jack daniel's as a reopening play conman edison is the solid utility with a reasonable valuation. i prefer american electric power and i've been right. finally there's a higher risk and that's the multiple dividend raisers. they boosted their dividends more

the story is important to our investor coca-cola owns minute maid orange juice and pepsi owns tropicanaing on selling that even though the juice prints delivered approximately 3 billion in net revenue last year. phil keating, thank you very much. cyber warfare being fought in the cloud and one company has a cyber defenses to fend off the attacks. were talking money lost or money saved, the ceo is here exclusively to tell us what he's doing to protect the data of companies from amazon to microsoft to google from hackers who the u.s. government is warning today may be coming out of russia. the closing bell ringing in 28 minutes. that was fun while it lasted the dow is down 57 points after a run up of more than 200 points. the s&p low whereby 42 in the nasdaq down to 39. we are coming right back. ♪ throughout history i've observed markets shaped by the intentional and unforeseeable. for investors who can navigate this landscape, leveraging gold, a strategic and sustainable asset... the path is gilded with the potential for rich returns. liz: look at the screen if you're wondering why the s

the company investing $600 million in a paper board production line and betting its customers from coca-colabud wiser and consumers will pay more to be ecofriendly here to talk more abouthis esg bet is michael does, ceo of the graphic packaging holding company, which is public thank you for joining us. >> thank you for having me. >> we have seen this trend quite some time already. tell me where i should expect to see paper make further inroads on plastic >> yes, thanks for that. if you look at where the consumer is going, they understand the science much better than ever before in our country's history ask. they are really looking for packaging that helps support the brands they want to promote. we are doing things in the paper cup area, we are doing things as you saw with one of the pictures there, replacing plastic rings on six-pack cans with paper board packages that can be recycled up to six to eight times. >> how much better is all this paper for the environment? is it because recycling technology recaptures it better and can reuse it because on that front sometimes you hear issues abou

prescott owner coca cola is teaming up with corona. brewer constellation brands to launch fresca mixed. that should happen later on this year. the companies are saying the 0 calorie beverage is surging in popularity, and it is the ultimate choice as a mixer. no word yet on what flavors will be released. but officials are saying fresca mixed will be inspired by recipes created by fans. >> kron 4 sports. >> clay day is upon us. we're star klay thompson will make his return to the nba tomorrow against the cavaliers. the last time thompson played grizzly star john morant wasn't even in the league kind of hard to believe. that seems like murray has been around much longer. thompson made the announcement on his instagram page. the workers also shared a brief video of thompson saying dubbed nation i'm back the 5 time all-star hasn't played the game since june of 2019 after suffering an acl tear followed by an achilles tear in october of 2020 thompson and star steph curry earned the nickname the splash brothers for their shooting prowess durin

teachers are preparing for a strike tomorrow over the push for remote learning over the rise of coca-cola not end with kids out of schools. there are mask mandates on plays that require even 2-year-olds to wear ones and 5-year-olds in some areas are reportedly forced to eat outside in the colder they are not vaccinated. and now, a teachers union president wants vaccine mandates for kids that they may teach. >> in terms of vaccines, i think what gavin newsom did in california is the best model, which is that the semester after they are -- they go from emergency use to full authorization in the fda has done everything they need to do, that is what california has said. that is the semester they become mandatory. i personally support the outcome of the union has not taken a position on that. >> why not? >> because albert california federation has and they supported. generally, i believe that we will take that decision. >> emily: 3,200 schools closed among the speaker to seven surge. here's some facts may no. 22 million kids depend on school lunches, one in five cases of child abuse are report

coca-cola will be unveiling a new variety of coke with coffee, new mocha flavor will hit shelves februaryknow about the soda coffee flavor situation but i guess we'll let darren try it out. >> there is a lot going on there. >> give it to darren. >> does it double the caffeine too? >> i think they're trying a little too hard. best of luck. >> i'll take anything this early in the morning. bring it on. >> that's why the coffee keeps flowing. >>> let's get caught up to date on the fog advisory. looks so pretty from the top of the salesforce tower across the span of the bay bridge because the deck of cloud over the bay yesterday got pushed down and now we are driving through it. there is a dense fog advisory for the entire bay except san jose. in the santa clara valley you are not in this. everybody else is. it's the same cloud deck yesterday that made it look so gloomy only high pressure has pushed it down. now you have to drive through so you can see the lights of the east bay. i will show you visibility reading for hayward, down to a half mile. that is certainly new. we haven't had that for