coca-cola has withdrawn its brands from...o, it turns out that legal protection of these brands may be terminated as early as next year. ilya is all about economics. thank you, denis talalaev, for your economic review. in the elite unit of the russian guard, the operational division named after zerzhinsky , ceremonial events dedicated to the centenary of the creation of the formation are taking place. at the point of permanent deployment of the unit, a monument to the founder of the division, felix, was unveiled today. received the high titles of hero of the soviet union and russia, including two division officers awarded gold stars for their exploits during a special military operation, where zerzhin residents took an active part from the first days. bringing our victory closer, the military also organized a demonstration performance, the soldiers demonstrated how they detain criminals, and the guard of honor practiced drill techniques. in addition, an exhibition of captured nato equipment, which was captured during a special

among others, these are coca-cola, fanta and sprite., citing the rospatent database, and there is no catch. trademarks are registered under the class of alcoholic soft drinks and carbonated water. back in the twenty-second year, coca-cola announced its withdrawal from the russian market and stopped the production and sale of soda under the coca-cola brands here. a little later, its russian division was renamed molton partners and began to produce an analogue of good colo, which is actually made according to a different recipe, the general director of the infolay-analytics company mikhail burmistrov tells vedomosti. perhaps, with these actions , coca-cola is now seeking to retain trademark rights in russia. the general director of the online patent company, alina akinchina, reminds that trademarks if they are not used for 3 years on the territory of russia. may be cancelled, and coca-cola withdrew its brands from russia in 2022, it turns out that their legal protection may be discontinued in the next one, everything about the economy, th

coca-cola, which left russia, decided to re-register its trademarks in the country .mitted three applications to rospatent for the brands coca-cola, sprite and fanta, reports write about this. trademark registration may indicate the corporation's plans to return to the russian market in the future. coca-cola announced the suspension of operations in russia in march of twenty-two, then the company closed production and stopped supplies. inflation in argentina at the end of may exceeded 276% in annual terms. this was reported by the national institute of statistics and census . expenses for communications have risen more than others... communication costs are the least for healthcare services, so a family of four , in order not to be considered poor, needs have an income of just over $900 per month, with the average salary in argentina being $400. boeing is investigating a new problem with its 787 dreamliner aircraft. according to reighter , the inspection began after the discovery of incorrectly installed fasteners on the fuselage of aircraft that had not yet been ship

so, coca-cola recently hosted and this was very significant.first time in two decades ahead of states from the continent of africa has come for a state dinner. the global headquarters in atlanta where coca-cola announced a 175 million-dollar investment over the next five years and a new limited edition coca-cola can and flavors as well. significant investments in africa. i want to read about the scale and nature of the investments and how they contribute both to the economic development of african countries and the impact they have locally with job creation, infrastructure development, but also how they bring back to america's growth and global public image. discussion here it strikes me that everyone own role to play w we do u.s. global diplomacy. so proposing ideas and hopefully funding them to improve the policies that lead to the state department and of those appear for the state department to be able to go out and do their role to show american values to hopefully increase the port for the values and our country. offenders the role of the

pepsi-cola, and coca-cola, what is coca-cola? so sorry, coca cola.y heard the announcement. it was simply incredible. i really don't know why this caused such a stir. maybe because it was something american. some women said with annoyance that it reminded them of gasoline, and men wanted to know whether the drink would make them drunk or not. for your health. a carefully planned series of steps forward that undermine russian power, provides the best way to avoid rather than provoke. the last great battle of the west. this was a terrible blow to the foundation of the soviet system. troy's program has proven its effectiveness. no wonder the classic of communism, karl marx, said: “existence determines consciousness.” the americans created several radio stations, which were first located in munich in western germany and broadcast to the soviet union in russian in the languages ​​of the peoples of the ussr. the main task is to sow doubts among the people and distrust of the authorities. they took advantage of what was in the soviet press, book publishing,

we have iconic moments throughout the 138 years in the coca-cola company.ught the world to sing. there is no better example of america's soft power than a can of coca-cola in your hand and we are very proud of that. >> steven? >> good successful optimistic s. >> my intrusive thoughts make me want to have a moment and just say me. [laughter] being part of panel like this and listening to everyone into seeing and hearing all the selfless acts of service and like i mentioned earlier on a child of educators know there is no one more selfless t our teacd being able to be a part of this and various countries and visit these places and see the positive effects that we have like palestine, working in the west bank with cap santa seeing these kid■] wok and play together and being able to play basketball i remember there's a young lady that could tell he never played basketball for. she was in a skirt and flats, didn't have nice kicks and you could tell she was out there having fun playing basketball with her new friends and that's what new friends, n relationships.

on behalf of■ coca-cola, thanks for having us.e of maym cochran. >> ladies and gentlemen, last year when we met, we had a ad health is a crisis. since last year we have taken this message to washington. we have taken it to europe. we all know that so many of us have mental health issues in our but when that■. happens, sometis there is no place to find es. sometimes it is■ just th cops who ce and you have jails. i have jokingly you need a psychiatrist for your dog, you can get one. child or your you don't have the money, you cannot find one. we appreciate our presidents leadership. ■ just want to point out that usa today named her the woman of the ye health. let's watch the video. [video clip] >> i hate to say mayor from nevada but she has a heart the size of brother and my sister to mental illness. >> people have no idea how much pressure there is until they sit in that seat. >> the leader of mayors. -- the leader of leaders. >> you>> will always be a leader to me and i very much admire you. >> you have always been the president o

, and i'm not sure that coca-cola has that much of a share in its market, and here's this huge campaignow, when we're still we continue to fight with putin. for the black sea, she was not afraid and risked to open a permanent transportation to ukraine and to establish these containers between ukraine and turkey, which would greatly simplify the delivery of goods there from china and eventually the world to ukraine, this is what we are now forced to deliver, you know, that's it on foot, in fact, in a detour there through poland, slovakia, to overload cars, that 's all, they listened to zelenskyi, who... they announced this a month ago, they were supposed to have this week , the first flight should have already taken place, well it would be, you know, very pathetic and very cool, when there is a giant kolentyn train arriving at the port of odesa, but literally a day before this event , the press release of the association of transport forwarders comes out. which is informed that the company is canceling this gigantic pathetic event due to the fact that it is actually required bribes at cu

anywhere you go in this world, you can get yourself a coca-cola.nd this particular point, there are no real signs that coca-cola is not going to be in fact, diet coke is even in the top five. so coca-cola luck still number one, but we have some real interesting competition. but the fact is coke number one and your hot number one in your mind

. >> it is number two behind coke, it's coca-cola and dr pepper and pepsi.a couple came in slightly ahead of pepsi, i had them as tied, this is right all, i dr pepper communicatively 30 dr pepper is big on tiktok with the coconut cream you'll virgin, shopping cream, dr pepper, the pulling and gen z and hispanic crowd and that's bolstering them to number two right behind coke and dr pepper is older than coca-cola and pepsi. stuart: i don't drink soda. >> with pizza only on friday night. my kids don't even know what soda is. tell us which soda is your favorite e-mail us at varney viewers@fox.com. >> the guinness in the sparkling drinks or the low-calorie soda. stuart: we will find out. varney viewers@fox.com, were down 90 points almost 100 points down for the dow industrial, 96 to be precise, look at the dow winners please, there are quite a few boeing, amgen, company, walmart, salesforce are winning, the s&p 500 where are the winners, all demand crews like cf industries, nasdaq composite winners, who is on the list, old dominion. adobe, all move on to cadence

anywhere you go in this world, you can get yourself a coca-cola. and this particular point, there are no real signs that coca-cola is not going to be in fact, diet coke is even in the top five. so coca-cola luck still number one, but we have some real interesting competition. but the fact is coke number one and your hot number one in your mind although i wonder how it would tastes with a few pickles could maintain a taste we'll just have to wait and find out, laura. >> that's just sounds like an awful combination of things. >> although i got to tell you here or a phantom with the pizza, my cup of tea, but that's just me. harry ended. i won't get to be no wet. >> i've got mine to choose from. >> oh, look at you. i'm so jealous. i got to go down to washington here's how i stay up at night. i got to showed 11:00 p.m. at night or you all of them. thank you so much. harry enten. thank you hey, thank you all for watching. >> anderson cooper 36 see is next tonight. >> john 360 republican lawmakers attack could criminal justice system one threatens to deep

after he got the coca-cola, what happened?th, and there was either i think another couple that was on the same hike, and they spoke to him. he talks to everybody along the way. is he very joy us. joyous. they remember him because they remember seeing him on the path. and then after that he's gone. >> ainsley: wow. so i know his girlfriend and oliver, had gone over there. i saw a video over the weekend of them traveling over what are think doing to look for him and how is the government helping? >> the greeks are doing their best with the little resources that they have. this is a tiny little island in the middle of the mediterranean so getting support is difficult. they're frantic. they have been search searching high and low. every single morning at the crack of dawn to go search his his brother need more support and help. >> ainsley: how can we help? how can america help? what can our viewers do? >> i mean, just being here and bringing awareness to it. they need people, you know. they need bodies to find him and bring him ho

i think we had a coca-cola clock up we were serving coca-cola at thehey were being financed by pepsi, was on a■ ladder painting this new clock they put up there. i'm like, what are you doing? want to look so new. it had to blending to make it la little dingy. i'm like,■hltthere, the camera g to- yeah, they had to touch it. it was so much fun to sha filming take place. one summer when somebody was foaming, it was really hot -- f. i said itg to be really hot back there. they said ok. they just shot cool bit. we had a film done recently, a documentary that was filmed here and was picked up by sun dance. -- by sundance. mr. demczuk: frequent documentaries, and a lot of student documentaries. howard university, george washington, georgetown. the students studying to be cinematographers and/or documentaryand they like. it is a fun place to shoot. peter: has the front of ben's chili bowl changed in 60-some years? ms. ali: no. peter: same front window, same design? ms. ali: with the grill in the window. can't get that done now if you peter: no? ms. ali: no grills in the window yellow and red

that includes sponsorships by the likes of audi, dustin, coca cola, there's china, alibaba group and the state of katara. all these contracts are bringing into 1000000000 bureaus as to that tickets and hospitality sales including v i. p. lounge is on the other side, if i expect expenses of 650000000 heroes, including 331000000 in price money for the competing teams. as well as the costs of key and infrastructure and salaries for the risk wave. i was expecting a profit of 1700000000 euros at his tax free due to a new agreement, the group has extracted from the german government who's missing out on 255000000 bureaus. but that's not all. the german government also pays hands simply for the privilege of hosting the tournament over 600000000 euros. the 10 host series was spend the combined 260000000 on the festivities. it cost a $165000000.00 euros to renovate stadiums. that security will be another $150000000.00 bureaus. so with all that money spent, is there a silver lining? there is the european championship will bring millions of tories to germany and they will be spending money. hot

this is why i think right now coca-cola is a better buy than pepsi. even after this differential.ssor cramer, good to talk to you again. how are you? >> i'm good. >> summer is in full swing. we are talking about costco today. this is a different portfolio. over the last week, it pulled back a little bit. i want to get your take on this. is this a short-term pullback? should i be adding this to my position? is there something fundamental going on here? >> first of all, thank you for your commission and calling me this. let me say something. i do a lot of work with my partner with the travel trust. the stock dropped 100 points and no one even knew the difference. you had to be buying. we are always looking for a discount to buy costco. that's the way i have been doing it for the last 20 years. when the stock goes down, you buy. this can work in almost any economy. i have been trying to take chewy, which has moved up a lot. out of the doghouse, and into the house. much more mad money, and i am here to see what makes a competitor when i moved down with the ceo. as i was getting ready

deposition nation for regional -- destination to ensure that companies like amazon, apple, citigroup, coca-colartunity to witness the investnt of another $175 million in our countries. dell, del monte, general electri microsoft, oracle, synergy. do i continue? all of these -- [applause] pres. ruto: and i have not mentioned them in orders of any priority. these are all of our companies and we have fantastic relationships with them. we want all of them to guarantee maximum investments by working in kenya, working in kenya and working with kenya. and the entire government it make kenya the best place it to do globally has grown fruit. attractive place to do business in africa by the world bank. i appreciate that.e] pres. ruto: i appreciate the american chamber of commerce and kenya leadership and u.s. a.m. bossor to kenya, -- meg whitman. meg whitman is a godsend and she one sometimes single handedly with her team in nairobi what orders narrowly would in the realm miracles. her leadership in sustaining cod dialogue and pursuing implementation through effective collaboration has been outstanding. i

been forced to close so in this weekend after memorial day, those attractions, like the world of coca cola are not only important for this city, but top destinations here in the south. >> we talked to so a couple of british tourists who are disappointed as you can imagine about being unable to visit those attractions we've never been here before before we have enough around coca-cola factory, the aquarium different places everything's closed. >> we really disappointed. topic conceive what we've asked the sea an variants the whole thing. so because of the boots are main breaking earlier, i also spoke with a workaround nearby restaurant who told me beyond having to shut down on during the weekend, they're also dealing with draining their eyes. >> proceed and soda fountain to prevent contamination, among other things, the city of atlanta issued a citywide water your service disruption notice yesterday, shortly before 5:00 p.m. that notice still stance allison, back to you okay. >> it looks like it's gonna be a while before they objects that rafael ramos. thank you very much law and idaho jury

coca cola remains the top soft drink. here's a fun bit of trivia.n 1885, long before coke and pepsi debuted. i'm not a big fan of many sodas out there. not the healthiest of options, but i love doctor pepper, larry 1885. >> so spencer did a taste the same then. >> now you know. you knew. you knew it was coming. you knew it was coming. that's why i looked in your direction. >> no, i was the test taster, a taste tester. but but but you know, it helped some of us to age gracefully. and then there are then there's larry. >> okay. >> all right. >> touche. >> i used to love it as a kid because it had the name doctor. so it had to be good for your health. right. but now i'm a believer in, more, different drinks. i actually love cherry coke. that's my favorite. >> okay, you know, i don't drink any soft drinks anymore. i don't think i've tasted doctor pepper since i was a kid. and that was obviously a long, long time ago. >> larry, 1880. no, 1884. >> i mean, not the healthiest of option, but boy, they taste good sometimes. and that doctor pepper just flows d

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eat a hot dog, drink a coca cola and wash my hands. when he steps up to the plate, it's to load it with a dog. the goldens was a little clogged today, so i did not. not my best work. and here are today's starting lineup for the month of june. the giants ballpark has become the working studio of artist jeremy fish. i try to finish a drawing in the length of each game. he's the giants first ever artist in residence, maybe the first in all of baseball. it's a one of a kind opportunity to have art being made. while baseball is going on. it's kind of why i've been treating it like i'm a little athlete. you know, like i wear my little uniform like they sing the national anthem. they say, play ball. i start drawing right , then play ball coming up with something i can draw on 2.5 hours and still have it be impressive is hard. you know, i'm not a fast draw. every home game fish draws away in the exclusive cloud club, where the hot dogs come with a side of broccoli. i have a little each day. i use this little radio because they don't turn the a

university of my ivy is worked for quite a number of corporate companies, including unity by far as big coca cola. and then is political. a kataria started that was in 2014 waiting for my present freedom to get chosen to be. he's the running ment and in the one as it pay a until 2018 when things you know, did not start working around to get out between the 2. about the time teddy got under the gmc of so they decided to speak. and that is why he's formed his own part to united transformation and movement. and e contested as a president and pointing 19 elections. it can fit on then it was of some of the legal issues to do with the the force. then he decided to form one i as with the president that i stuck with that through 20 alliance. and that is why he is now . he has died in his is he has died as a vice president of the country after having save jacquita for 4 years. and you also saved up the dump. teddy got for 4 years and you cut into the old force. it was also trying to pin so that may be stones again in 2025 on the presidential about yourself. i used to say that the agreements. yes, i want t

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i mean, as just showcasing what's the true food of north america because it's not hamburgers and coca cola, you know, like, there's so much to explore and it's so regional like everything is different. so like here in the great lakes is completely different from the great plains, completely different from the southwest or various parts of california or the northeast like so we're just looking at the north american land space and looking at all of this amazing beautiful diversity cuz there's $574.00 tribes in the us that are federally recognized more that are out there that aren't fairly recognized . $620.00 to recognize in canada, and about 20 percent of mexico identifies as indigenous. so there's so much and did, and 80 across north america alone, and so much diversity and hundreds of different languages and you know, there's a so much to learn and then so that's a big part of it, is to opening us up to a better understanding of where we're standing, the history of the land space is that we're on and you know, the struggles that indigenous peoples had to go through. and people of color in

enthusiastic about either of their choices this time around a chance to say all politicians are coca-cola look at the son of the sitting president, drug addict and lied about purchasing a gun and apparently charged with not paying his taxes. a pox on all their houses. paul: let's turn a week or so to the trump verdict. some polls out there, do you see any trend in the polling? >> two contradictory trends. on the one hand a number of polls showing a significant number of independents, high plurality or majority of independents think donald trump ought to end his campaign and a significant number of republicans, 10% republicans said he should end, another one was 16% so in terms of specific reaction, it's not helpful for donald trump but the ballot hasn't changed much. we don't have about of national polls, other polls have shown the race is where it was before the announcement. my view is it will take a wild for this all to sort of make itself felt and work its way through the system but the biggest thing will be how these two men conduct themselves. if they make it a centerpiece of their

. >> martin: selena, pass me a coca-cola! [ laughter ] >> true. no but i appreciate that.ery, very lucky, and you are one of -- >> martin: it is funny, though. because -- you know, sometimes -- mostly we're in studio, but sometimes we shoot on the streets. when steve and i do a scene on the streets of new york, there's like six guys taking a picture. [ laughter ] they're there about 20 minutes. they don't even have film in their camera. [ laughter ] selena. we do a scene with her. there's 120 paparazzi, and they're there all day hoping she falls right on her face. [ laughter ] >> exactly. you're right, actually. >> martin: they do. >> oh, it's ridiculous. >> martin: it's unbelievable. you know, and then -- but to have -- really, what is it, 426 -- >> i don't know, yes, i don't know. no, but i think it's been great. i do what i can with what i have. and i'm so grateful. and i mean, my grandparents are here. i just want to make my family proud. i'm just happy. >> martin: she's wildly close to her family. they all come to the set. her sister -- probably unhealthy. [ laughter

>> everyone overlooked we generated more cash in the last quarter than coca-cola.can see the stock recovery has been -- >> all kidding aside, i was blown away by this. i want people to go on x and click on what i did. you will find it is the future. i love the future, marc, and i want to thank you for ringing it to us. >> it's a great opportunity to improve your sales and marketing. we will see incredible stories coming out of this and jim, we just finished up with fedex and we saw amazing, amazing things happen with our data cloud there. what happened was they are selling international services in a whole new way because we can spot existing customers who don't buy international services when they are browsing fedex's website looking for international services and we have been able to see a market improvement in sales. it has been an incredible thing using artificial intelligence to not only improve service, but improve sales and make that customer connection. >> and we are talking about raj subramaniam, who turned around fedex. he is so good. marc, i want to wish

stuff that people aren't going to eat, pepsi versus coca-cola, first time, very big disparity.hink that general mills -- i was counting on them. you're selling something with almost a 4% yield. but pet was bad. and i was thinking that pet was going to be good. >> now we're building a list of positive macro, negative micro. general mills pricing, southwest, as we said, mortgage rates, three-month low. target cutting price. >> we haven't heard from the federal reserve of kalamazoo, and i'm waiting for the fareder reserve person in big sky, montana. let's hear from montgomery county, not delco. i find that what happens is you're going to get this compilation -- this group of stories versus, say, what happened when you listened to the lennar call, the kb home call. they're not building a lot of homes. we need to have something happen with this mortgage problem that makes it so that, like, if one-third of things go up by cash, and if nobody wants to get rid of the 3% mortgage for a 6% mortgage, that means we need so have a -- we need to have homes. what was interesting, by the way,

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i think we had a coca-cola clock up here, we were scoca-cola at the time, and the, or vice versa.came in one time when they somebody was on a ladder painting this new ock they put up there. i'm like what are you doing? they didn't want to look so new. it had to blend in, because they were trying to make it look a little dingy. i'm like, nobody is looking up there, the camera is not going to -- yeah, they had to touch it was so much fun to see that filming take place. one summer when somebody was foaming, it was really hot -- wasly hot. i said it is going to be really hot back there. they said ok. they just shot cool air in. it was cool for them to do that a little bit. we had a film done recently, a docume and was picked up by sun dance. -- by frequent documentaries, and a lot of student documentaries. howard university, george wathe students of course are studying to be cinematph and/or documentary producers. and here. it is a fun place to shoot. peter: hasf ben's chili bowl changed in 60-someyears? ms. ali: no. peter: same frontdesign? ms. ali: with the grill in the window. done

. >> and a recent study claims that drinking coca cola and pepsi increase size and testosterone production. esl >> already, one man has been stocking up. s >>to now to the news. >> if donald trump is truly evil, why would the dems run a brain dead weevil? a new poll shows nearly halflf of voters surveyed expect biden to forget where he is during the first presidential debatet preside. >> the other half are afraid he'll remember and lead with a stor y about cannibalism. also, this is true. 41% think he'll wander off stage, which jumps to one. hundred percent if he. >> here is a mr. softee truck he uses. but should we be surprised? every week joe gets worse. everhe's declining faster than sales of kristi noem puppy chow . >> why? >> so leave it to team trump to out a mega supercut of biden's greatest hits, where the hardest part was deciding which ones to us hits e. >> we hold these truths to be t self-evident, that all and women created by god, you know the, you know the thing. >> america is a nation that can be defined in a single word. >> i was the foot of thee himala foothills of the him

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coca-cola is making this more appealing to get it going and a franchisee advocacy group has urged mcdonald'sn a limited time. jay told the anchors that some franchisees may keep it around locally for more than a month. the competition is%. burger king launched a similar meal before mcdonald's this summer and plans to keep it on the menu longer and that's according to a memo at franchisees and wendy's and starbucks has stepped up with values meaning consumers feeling cruncheded for cash will have plenty of options and i'm curious to see which you like best. >> we do have a lot of options on the desk. thank you, kate rogers. we don't tackle a story without getting first-hand experience. >> we surround the trade. so we have got the value meals from mcdonald's, burger king and wendy's. we have them all here on set. can you imagine? this is $15 worth of food. >> if there's one guy who is up for it it's guy adami. >> this is not a joey chestnut situation. we're not consuming all of this. >> i quit myself. >> you can take one for myself. >> you see my crown, tim? >> the crown is heavy. uneasy lies

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. >> 27, coca-cola. 17%, pepsi, 10%, mountain dew.n't count. ashley, what's your favorite brand? ashley: yep. you know what? no matter where i go, coke. when they say is pepsi okay, i say, no, it's not. i don't know why, coke. stuart: lauren? lauren: i'm going to go with cherry coke is my absolute favorite. stuart: i almost never drink soda, just don't like it. never did, never have. if next one is from al. if they made a movie about your life, who would you choose to play you? i suggest either hugh jackman or hugh grant. hugh jackman's a talented guy, but my choice would be colin firth. [laughter] okay, ashley, who would you choose to play you? ashley: well, i was going to say colin firth. why? because my wife, she would be very happy if that were the case. she loves colin firth. stuart: lauren? lauren: i'll give you a compliment, by the way, those were two nice names to be compared to. julia a roberts. i've always been a fan. stuart: she's very tall, you know. lauren: wishful thinking. stuart: you're not. [laughter] we got a few res

coca cola is still king, but pepsi has been kicked out from that runner up slot to third place, accordingales have recently climbed, while pepsi's have dropped. doctor pepper debuted in 1885, by the way, before coke and pepsi. so here comes, you know, uncle watch this. taking a live look at the new york stock exchange. as trading gets underway this morning, you can see that we are slightly up by about 15 points. the oakland ballers are hosting their first ever home opener tonight. >> the ballers will call raymond park home. and fans have been volunteering to help clean it up and get ready for today. the team is part of the pioneer baseball league, which is affiliated with the mlb. first pitch 635. >> some kids got a kick out of seeing a bear doing some serious scratching at a wildlife park. he says it wiget. >> hey, hey, that bear said, oh, i wanted my bag. >> maybe he's doing a dance. >> he's waving. >> there. mom shared this video saying her kids thought the bear was dancing. and we can't say that it's not dancing. they spotted the animal rubbing its back against a pole. this is at bear

musk referred to something he had said back in november when he told advertisers like disney and coca-cola to go do something we cannot say on television. musk now says he was not speaking to advertisers in a whole. he was trying to make a point on free speech. major advertisers left musk's ex-social network after he posted something widely considered to amplify anti-jewish hatred. and you likely know this is not real. it was created by ai, but only because i've shown it to you before a bill that would require ai content to be labeled as passed out of a california senate committee on its way to a committee in the assembly. now, these labels wouldn't necessarily be what we do. you can see in the upper left hand corner, i generally we want you to know this is not real. it might be something inside the video itself, inside the data that would allow your computer to say, hold on. this is not real. just so you know, this is an early day. i mean, it's in a committee, right? but it's california's really leading the way on this. well, i mean, i'd like to know what i'm looking at. yes. if it's auth

. >> the new york mets and coca-cola hosted a free watch party at citi field.of the stadium, we have the india fans across the way. pakistan fans. both bands have a great view of the live stream, considering citi field has the largest video board in all of major league baseball. >> you know how they say the yankees, red sox? it's bigger than that. it's like two, you know, yankee, india and pakistan, two neighboring countries. and the history goes way back. we love cricket and we wanted to see how how how pakistan does today when india and pakistan play. >> the energy is something else. they're like little siblings that grew up together. >> this family is cheering for both teams. the wife is from india and the husband from pakistan. >> whoever wins, we're winning everyone. >> you. someone's going to be happy. >> very happy, very happy. yeah. >> and for most fans, political resentment has faded. but the rivalry on the field will always remain. at citi field. michelle ross. >> this is ktvu fox two news at six, a wind driven fire over the weekend in the east bay bu

. >> ainsley: next time you fly i don't want the coca-cola i would like jell-o. >> brian: and teeth.> steve: one of the things out there in the zeitgeist. >> and the microchondria. >> steve: 7:15 in the east and carley. >> carley: i have this image of brian riding coast between two people opening up a snack pack. [laughter] >> carley: this is exciting. >> brian: lunchables. >> carley: i do have more news to get. to say leave that image there starting with. this the white house canceling a high stakes meeting with israel that was planned for tomorrow. the move coming after israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu posted a video calling out the biden administration for withholding military aid. >> when secretary blinken was recently here in israel. we had a candid conversation. i said i deeply appreciated the support the u.s. has given israel from the beginning of the war. but i also said something else. i said it's inconceivable that in the past few months the administration has been withholding wednesday and ammunitions to israel. >> carley: report that president biden's top adviser

france, musk referred to something he said back in november when he told advertisers like disney and coca-colago do something we cannot say on television. musk now says he was not speaking to advertisers as a whole. he was trying to make a point on free speech. musk's advertising hours left major advertisers rather left musk's x social network after he posted something widely considered to amplify anti-jewish hate. well, you know, this is not real. it's created by ai, and if you do, it's because you've seen it before. a bill that would require ai content to be labeled as passed out of a california state house senate committee on its way to a committee in the assembly, it would require the labeling of ai, either literally on the top of it or somewhere in the data itself, where a computer could come in and say, okay, i see the metadata there. what you're seeing isn't real, but i it it's so hard to tell these days. it really is. it's and it just takes seconds. you type in, you know, show me a woman crossing the street in tokyo in the rain and boop, there it is. i saw a story recently that like th

the coca-cola remains the champion of sewed drinks. >> ainsley: number one. >> brian: is number two.steve: dr. pepper been around forever in texas. >> brian: coke and pepsi barely different. dr. pepper took a risk. brand new recipe medical professionals came together and put this and it's all good for you, too. [laughter] >> ainsley: what are you talking about. >> brian: none of that is true. >> steve: because of tiktok. and got great new flavors. >> brian: chinese again. >> lawrence: i like a little vanilla coke and dr. pepper. >> brian: feel like hitting the wall it has the most caffeine. >> steve: coke is number one by a mile. >> ainsley: my favorite. >> steve: do you have any idea who owns dr. pepper? >> ainsley: isn't it pepsi? >> brian: elon musk. >> steve: nope. >> ainsley: who? >> lawrence: is he a doctor? >> steve: keurig. >> ainsley: must be new. keurig has been around 10 years. >> brian: pepsi so more than pepsi. more coming up. i could get specific. >> steve: we're a pepper be a >> steve: we're a pepper be a pepper too. ♪ at major online retailers. type 2 diabetes? discov

coca cola, though still at the top of the list with at least twice the market share of its opponents. you who like a good beer, there's a new kind being brewed. it's called reus rouz brew. >> reus brew. but the question is, would you drink this beer if it's made from sewage water? fox news jacqui ibanez takes a closer look now at the unique ingredient and the message behind it. >> with memorial day having ushered in the unofficial start of summer. for many adults, one of the welcomed additions to the season's pool parties and barbecues is an ice cold beer. but not all are made the same. over in germany, a country rich in its brewing history, researchers are crafting their reuse brew from sewage water. the unique ingredient is meant to raise awareness about using the planet's resources sustainably. it comes at a time when activists say the effects of human caused climate change are threatening the global availability of clean water and impacting crops. >> we are currently experiencing very frequent water shortages due to climate change, and we also see this in germany, where we have pe

microsoft, the new dataen upscaling mastercard we just here, coca-cola over $175 llinthat is fantasticre, right? we do even more than that? i think under presiden ruto's leadership, your leadership, what is happening entrepreneurial activity in kenya, kenya is leading the way to change the africa, the whole continent. kenya is a scene of opdemocracy, rule of law, entrepreneurial,population, a culture that encourages risk-taking. that is a very big deal. not true everywhere. and, increasingly, it either on behalf of u.s. investors and entrepreneurs and t and so i was there a month and i felt it i saw it firstvisory council on doing business in africa, i metwith women leaders in technology, i met with entrepreneurs, i met with the large u.s. multinationals, i also met with venture capitalists. andading my book, when i was preparing for the visit kenya attracts four times as much venture capital percapita and in absoluten africa. and after being there and experiencing it, i see why. why. so the truth is, the policies that president ruto's administration is pursuing his deep and abiding co

the world of coca-cola. and they're georgia aquarium are closed among other venues and many restaurants, and convenience tourists and visitors. but also we're hearing from very frustrated people, including the sum here and the midtown neighborhood have told us that they have been without water for 36 hours. >> and then the water department officials explained that earlier, that they're doing swing everything they can and the reason why they're repairs are taking longer than expected has to do with the fact that they have to stabilize water pressure and the effect that areas before they can begin to process of repairing the lines in the last hour, atlanta mayor andre dickens, apologized saying that teams are working nonstop to repair the water main breaks we take this matter very, very seriously and our whole team takes it very seriously. >> as you see as working on this, we apologize profusely for this disruption to life in the city of atlanta i was in a boil advice three, it's an effector vast portions of t

coca-cola, give us their beverage to disney for free. >> because it's the one time james are like you have anything you want kids. so you get that kind of that branding. and church, $10 for soda. you get out. disney makes a lot of money. but on that world's unhappiest place on earth is the parking lot. at the end of the trips does so everyone to get some good laughter that parking lot. at 8 o'clock. you'll see some flashing ok? >> and speaking we've got another story here, this disney related because pixar over the weekend, we had inside out to i mean, it did exceed expectations. i know people were hyping. it is, you know, this a dead pull together. could save the summer movie season that we we had some strong numbers with this. >> yeah, and know the death of the summer movie widely predicted by everyone, including myself. and this one comes out of nowhere. second largest animation open ever. oddly enough behind incredibles 2. wow, i'm back in 2018, which bolton 182 million. this one pulled in 155 million. and that's just domestically internationally. 295 million. this is the first 10

>> the thing about buffett, look at number one holding, he finds the cycle, owns a ton of coca-cola or, but the whole thing, you look at the data, this is exactly what we should be expecting. no one should be surprised about this, charles. charles: interesting you say that, now if you watch financial media, wall street is coming around a little bit, i have a hard time getting my clients to buy these stocks but for decades, for a century they told every one you have to be diversified, you have to own 50 stocks. were they just trying to sell products? >> i don't think they have looked at the data. i think we lack context. at wellington what i'm allowed to do, call it like it is balls and strikes. look it, we're going much higher. the leadership is going not going to change. the fed is late. let's get over that fact and position the portfolios accordingly. charles: talk about the fed being late. does that mean recession is inevitable? i mean on a near term horizon? >> no. because what is saving the united states relative to every other economy in the world is innovation that is happening

i mean, they would take them back and you'd have your coca-cola, you bring it in the bottle washing plants. you have to look at the video of the it's like watching flag pins said those mechanical pin centers times a thousand they're just they're so cool not a single piece of silicon in there and yet were able to have this system that did so much to reuse a coke bottle 50 times and then they grind it up and make a new one out of it because glass, unlike plastic is infinitely recyclable. yeah and was that tied to remember the of the plastic must taken off around then and you know it was convenience convenience is sort of what everyone died and know can be conveniently. so people asked me your book a downer. i said, the very first thing you read is that wait 284 or a five pieces of plastic today, cardboard that adds to a credit cards worth a week. that's it. we have been so low in meat society. collectively, we in how deal with this a natural material that we've turned that last forever in the environment and yet we make something disposable out of it with. no no way to actually reuse of this