his documentary, "coke brothers expos exposed" 2014 edition.pitol hill, harry reid has made it its mission to make sure the country knows what the coke brothers were about and democratic leader in the house, nancy pelosi. rosh better, good to have you with us. do you expect a lot of support 23r9 progressive community because you clearly have the attention of lawmakers? >> yes, we do. we have over 15 groups that are working with us. of all sides on different issues. the thing about the coke brothers, ed, not dissimilar to the conversation you were having with senator sanders about all mart, they fundamentally attack so many different issues that are important to the quality of our life and the reality is, every single one of us, we're all paying a price for the coke brothers' millions that go against our fundamental interests. >> harry reid obviously says he wants to see a constitutional amendment that will do away with citizen's united. that's a great conversation and i to the lie agree with it and it's fruch legislatively pie in the sky the wa

and regular coke. in terms of the active production that sugar is stimulating the bacteria, does it make a difference if it's a diet coke versus a regular coke? >> well, i'm going to say no to that, supervisor cohen. more so because it's actually a two-pronged approach. one is the sugar, synthetic sugar or a naturally occurring sugar, there is a slight difference. if you look at, you know, bench test in a science lab on how active the [speaker not understood] which is the main bacteria involved in tooth decay is minor. but the biggest problem is that there is also huge -- the acid content of just a cup of any type of sugar sweetened beverage because an energy drink like diet coke or regular coke is incredibly acidic. ph of 2 and ph of 4. in general it has a natural ph. 7 is a neutral ph. so, you're taking this acid-loving bacteria, giving them more acid regardless of the sugar, it become not just an additive. it is exponential in the mouth. it is particularly damaging in baby teeth because baby teeth a

coke reported a knockout quarter.n though the company only delivered in line earnings, did manage to produce revenue growth of 4%. in part thanks to the strength overseas thanks to brazil, russia, india and china. coke saw improvement in carbonated soft drink pricing here in the u.s., which only expected to go higher going forward. what else? coca-cola generates mass amounts of cash and terrific at managing that cash. reinvesting it in the business to fuel growth, making smart acquisitions and joint ventures like their stake in keurig. after this run by dr. pepper. dr. pepper's yield's only 2.9% versus this very solid international grower. finally, there's pepsico, my favorite player in the group. not only does it have a terrific international growth story like coke, but it also has a fabulous snack business in the form of frito-lay. and we know snacks are a stronger market than carbonated soft drinks. when pepsi reported mid april, the quarter was spectacular. with the results better up and down the income statement,

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but coke cola is not stepping down on this.ponse to all of this that the company routinely interacts with shareowners both large and small in order to receive feedback on any number of matters, including the 202014 equity plan. we do not share details of those plans. they will continue to seek input on compensation matters, but guys, this is far from over. a lot of people here are buzzing about it. you can bet tomorrow when warren buffett takes the stage for over 6 hours, it will be something that would be brought up. on monday, we will once again be live in omaha for "squawk box." we have a big show. warren buffett live at 6:00 a.m. eastern time, also joined by charlie munger, and then bill gates, founder and creator of microsoft, also a berkshire board member will join us, so we do have three hours of all to talk about. >> becky, why don't you do some work for once and get good guests. bill gates? warren buffett? >> reporter: i know, we're resting on the laurels. you should call me betty. that's what i get called all the time

what this does for coke -- i own coke without this. i think people have overdown the -- i think just on valuation this is a stock you own. i think coke is positioning themselves into the at-home cold and hot beverage market is something that at least some analysts worked kind of 20 years ago in the pc markets. in green mountain, 320 patents, this is a company into the technology and not a bad partner. i think this make as lot of sense. >> does this validate soda stream or is it in trouble? >> well, the stock went from 33 up to 45 and then 41 now. i think there's a player out there for soda. this could be a disastrous quarter. this could be a $37 stock when you wake up tomorrow. >> did you say your own call was a great call? >> no i didn't. >> yeah, you did. >> when green mountain originally came out. >> i mean, i'm all -- >> it was a good call. >> i'm splunked. >> morgan stanley holding its annual meeting today. today investors approve the compensation plan. bank analyst mike follows them among others. morgan stanley is his topic. big

call us today for a mortgage experience that's engineered to amaze. . >> the coke brothers. >> the coke brothers. >> stop picking on great americans who are creating great things in our country. >> i think the coke brothers are two of the most patriotic americans. >> the coke brothers. >> most americans have cokoch b thanks to a whole lot of name dropping. as daniel schulman exhaustively chronicles, this doesn't scratch the surface. joining their father's mid western oil and cattle empire, the brothers transnormed it into a $100 billion corporate behemoth that has everything from bohn in paper towels to dixie cups and he writes, a day doesn't pass when we don't encounter a koch product though we don't know it. but the koch's followed their father's footsteps in other ways. fred koch was a founding member of the radical right wing anti-communist john birch society. they did you want just adopt his ideas. over 40 years they built a group of think tanks, advocacy groups, political action committee and trade organizations, one that laid the groundwork for the tea party long before it had a

do you own coke shares? snow we ha >> we have -- my father actually purchased coke for a a shadolla share in the '70s. we favored pepsi-co over coke particularly because of the snack food franchise. coke, i think the delusion issue is legitimate to be talking about raised recently. to me, at any rate yankees the main problem with coke is the product. i think they have a 20th century product in a 21st century whole foods type of world. i think looking out, i think the core product is more of a problem than this delusion to date. >> what's your take on activism in general, long term investing what some call short termism? >> i think there is a place for is. it can be healthy in terms of issues and management can become stodgy at times. one of the reason these are on our screen right now is the management. we think it is exceedingly important in the real-time environment. when they're creating double digit earnings increases it can mask inefficiencies in operating. honeywell has proven they can operate in that

you feel bad for the guy. >> he just got away with a coke and about 140 u.s. dollars. >> terrified that poor clerk. >> hey, everybody. we have got an ipad minito give away coming up in just a little bit. >> to answer you are going to need the buzz word and a twitter account. it is ease why i to create. >> you have to be at least 18 years old and a u.s. resident to enter. that buzz word is coming up. >> hang tight. the rtm ipad giveaway is coming up in just a little bit. >> i have some terrifying footage from inside a metro bus. this footage could affect policy. this all happened back in april but this surveillance footage of this terrifying moment was just now released to wcpo. watch what happens. >> they bumped into that car and the driver fell right out. >> that car comes out of nowhere making a right-hand turn and hits the bus. the impact of that crash knocks that bus driver right into the floor. she was not wearing a seat belt. according to state and federal law, these bus drivers aren't required to wear their seat belts. they are strongly urged. this gets

he loves cherry coke.ant you to construct a dish using cherry coke. >> sure, i'm the coke guy, right? yeah. great. >> you signed that deal, buddy. >> rachael, i will give you a bit of a curveball. elon musk is a billionaire, founder of tesla, the electric carmaker. >> those are really cool. they are very cute. >> he is south african. so, a south african food is biltong, which is a kind of beef jerky. i want you to construct a dish using beef jerky. mario, you've had a second to think about it. what would you make lloyd blankfein? >> first of all, i would chop one of the hot dogs -- do i get more than one hot dog? i would chop one of them up and dredge it with flour and salt and pepper and some cayenne and make it nice and crispy and hot. i would take the other one, i would butterfly it open until it was flat, dredge in flour and bread crumbs. i would make a hotdog schnitzel and serve it with a crispy hotdog salsa. >> nice. >> yes, please. >> i'm up for that. bobby? >> he is the ceo of mcdonald's, you said?

liz: coke and pepsi, coke has aquafina and pepsi has something called flavor splash.come a buyout target or acquisition target by the big boys, would you say yes? >> we don't focus on exit strategy. that sort part of our success. we focus on being a solid business. that is what is expected by the investors. not to someone comes with an offer, my responsibility to take offer to investors. we're trying not to concentrate on exit strategy. liz: there is muscle behind this company. thank you so much. >> thank you. liz: we went from coffee to sparkling, we love this. sparkling ice is the company. kevin klock is founder and ceo. talking rain is the founder and company. thank you very much. david? >> thanks, liz. fiat chrysler is famous for its gas guzzling jeeps. will it follow rivals toward the all electric or hybrid route? think again. it is taking a different approach toking fuel efficiency. we'll go to a brand new fiat chrysler plant to see exactly what the ceo is saying. that is coming next. when folks think about what they get from alaska, they think salmon and energy

>> people think that the coke brothers should stay out of their business, number one. number go, we know that lansing is responsible for a third of the revenue laws and revenue sharing. detroiters pay for what they want. when lansinlansing, another lay government gets put on top of detroit and an emergency manager gets put on top of that the americans for prosperity should be against that if they're against smaller government. we know a third of all the revenue lost in detroit was from revenue sharing that was withheld by lansing. if detroiters were allowed to tax themselves the way they wanted to, we are wouldn't be in this problem in the first place. quoteman young did it in the 'sooirnts and '80s and i got went through a financial crisis without any help from the federal government. >> so you're saying -- >> what we're asking for is to use our own money. we're taxpayers too. >> you're saying the state looirch in lansing michigan short changed the city of detroit but not other cities? >> that's exactly what i'm sayinging. >> they short changed all cities, i can tell

coke is a slow mover at this stage. this is an mo of theirs.stions are next on the block to be bought. interesting to see their fortunes contrast with what is happening with soda stream. we're talking about making coca-cola at home. green mountain is going to make cold beverages. we cannot wait to see what happens with that. have you got an option straight for us? >> homebuilders is kind of a fluid space. terrible from existing home sales to new homes to pending home sales, pricing starts, building permits, it was terrible. that set expectations low. had low expectations and movement in washington where restrictions have eased as of late. doing --alking about on the table to be enacted. acquisitions as of late. d.r. horton has announced an acquisition of atlanta builder. we have some m&a type action. coming into next week, we will have april data and the expectations are still pretty low. i think the upside is there. >> what is the trade? >> you can buy the weekly options that expire next friday. the 24th strike calls for $.35. a good way to pl

powerade is owned by coke.ousand people saying why is there something that is patented as flame retardant in something i'm drinking? is it bad for you? coke says no. a lot of science groups say there's a reason it's not allowed in other countries. mayo clinic on its website links bvo to memory loss and skin issues. think about people drinking the same flavored drink. some people do drink a lot of this stuff. >> it makes me wonder if it's been in coke products, what other products could it be in that we're consuming? >> it's in a lot of different products and a lot of different products we touch. when you talk to chemical activists concerned about how many different ways we are exposed to different chemicals they worry about it in our drinks and stuff that surrounds us that we touch. there's a new movement toward natural products. i think this happens for coke and other drink companies at a good time because they want to know stuff is out and sells. >> a new drink i think is safe is called water. hydrating. >> i

has some coke.ere's the last one. coke, it's great through a a straw. [ laughter and applause ] >> steve: wow! >> jimmy: it's confusing. >> steve: those are worse than the first ones. >> jimmy: worse than the first ones. [ applause ] and finally, you know how they've been saying for years that drinking a glass of red wine every day is supposed to be good for you? [ cheers ] not any more. [ audience ohs ] now they say a glass of red wine has no health benefits. kathie lee and hoda were like, duh, you gotta drink the whole box. what are you talking about? [ laughter ] we have a great show everybody! give it up for the roots! [ cheers and applause ] ♪ >> jimmy: hey, all right everybody! we have a fun week ahead you guys. tomorrow night, maya rudolph will be here. [ cheers and applause ] we love maya. she has a big special on nbc, kind of like a variety show thing, it's gonna be fun. on thursday, academy award-winner jennifer lawrence is joining us. [ cheers and applause ] the new x-men. we're facing of

coke is incredibly acidic. ph of 2 and ph of 4. in general it has a natural ph. 7 is a neutral ph. so, you're taking this acid-loving bacteria, giving them more acid regardless of the sugar, it become not just an additive. it is exponential in the mouth. it is particularly damaging in baby teeth because baby teeth are very, very thin. the aloe dynamically et, protective coating on baby teeth [speaker not understood]. ~ enamel children are drinking sodas. [speaker not understood]. it does speed the loss of calcium from the teeth which makes it more susceptible to decay in the future. sfb, the consumption for children and adults in this country and in san francisco is going up. the consumption of milk and other nutritious drinks or even water is decreasing. i was using the madness picture to kind of -- >> [speaker not understood]. [laughter] >> we're going to excuse him. >> i want to apologize to the public that unfortunately this meeting lasted a little longer than we expected and i do need to go to another meeting. but one, i need to go brush my teeth. [laughter] >> and two, i'm pr

we used to do a coke classic clans. -- clans. and now we are doing blueprint -- >> should i go get my juice? >> no, you can have the rest of mine. [laughter] >> those of the front page stories. we've got a wonderful guest us withew maddis joins his resilience optimism. julia emanuelwith at ubs investment bank. i was thunderstruck yesterday by what the equity markets did. i did not realize -- is this a surreptitious equity market? why are we creeping up and we are not noticing it? >> it's because everyone is looking at it within the context of 2013. you had this roaring market up almost 30% and what we have seen so far this year is moderate by most standards. it's despite the fact that we are at new highs but if you look at the challenges, you had this terrible weather in the first quarter holding back gdp as we know, you had emerging markets concerned with the beginnings of the taper, you had russia and the story that won't go away, you have continuing concerns about chinese growth prospects. the markets are really taking it in s

. >> honest tea is an independent unit of coke and it's founders say coke has not interfered with its way of doing business. the company story is told in their best selling book. mission in a bottle. seth is a founder and teo of honest tea. i love that. seth, good to see you. you have not lost your enthusiasm for this. neither has barry. we've had him on the show before. you guys are inventers, and corporate merge has not stolen that from you? >> no, it's still a mission driven business, and this is an important mission. we're talking about addressing the health of the american population bringing more sustainable agriculture to the developing world and economic opportunities and those issues are needed. >> yet there are some people, like ben and jerry's, that you sold out. >> i look at it cleanly. i look at our impact. are we reaching people? before coke invested we were in 15,000 stores. now we're in over 100,000 stores. we're providing lower calorie drinks to more people and before coke invested we were buying 80,000 pounds of organi organic ingredients, and now we're buying over $

kind of un-american to vote no at a coke meeting.t want to express any disapproval of management, but we did disapprove of the plan. >> apparently, though, mr. buffett put the screws on a bit tighter behind closed doors with ceo and lo and behold coke says that they are now rethinking that plan. so how did buffett do it? and let's get insight now from executive compensation expert brent longnecker. welcome, brent, to "power lunch." nice to have you here. >> hi, sue. great to be here. >> talk to me about this. mr. buffett being a very large shareholder in coke and a very high-profile guy said he's generally satisfied. they like the people over at coke, but he didn't agree with the plan. how common is it for this type of negotiation to take place after the meeting is done? >> probably more common than we really think about, sue. again, mr. buffett's an interesting person in that he didn't want to cause any problems at that program. he wanted to talk to management afterwards and he did a good job. it's a whole lot easier to do it that w

is coke backing off or not on that executive pay plan? becky will give us the very latest with bust-- with buffet and winters. >> boxing great floyd mayweather was supposed to be but cancelled at the last minute without a reason. i'm happy today, he says, i'm coming back and, boy, do we have a lot to talk about with mr. mayweather including the big fight tomorrow. also, his plans to try and buy the l.a. clippers, even while praising the clippers embattled owner donald sterling. don't miss this interview. i think i'll even talk a little bit about boxing. >> guess which one boxes? >> i do on the weekend. that's my form of exercise. >> i don't. >> let's check on the markets. red arrows for the dow jones industrial average. there you see it down about 42 points. started higher on the better jobs numbers and lost some of the momentum throughout the trading day. >> and a the dow needs to gain 21 points today to be at an all-time high. we're not there now. >> nasdaq has been outperforming, the tech heavy index. just on the flat line. sort of swi

coke responded saying there are no plans to change the pay-outs "at this time." is at least some truth to the report because the ceo needs to keep buffett on his side. one of the major shareholders, if not the biggest shareholder. >> he is the biggest shareholder, 9% they own. but before buffett gets the credit here, what about david winters? he is the activist investor who first -- he was the first to call out the compensation plan as eye agr as's agr as's greejous. >> in 2002, coke had a plan that involved 240 million shares. that lasted six years. they had a plan in 2008, six years later, that was 280 million shares and that laftd six years. and then this plan when i read about it was for 500 million shares which they would equate to $340 million. still, 340 or 500. that really struck me as quite excessive. they said they were going to use it in four years. i didn't actually read that until after winters wrote the letter but i would have felt the same way sglp with us now, the founder and ceo of bamco, a critic of activist investors. plus our panel is joining

kind of unamerican to vote no at a coke meeting. i didn't want to express any disapproval of management but we did disapprove of the plan. >> here's where it gets interesting this morning. we've obtained exclusively a new letter that activist investor david winters sent to coke's board of directors. he's cc'd is to warren buffett. this letter is a direct result of the interview that becky did and we did a day and a half ago when he called into the show, because dave winters is furious and he's now asking coke a couple of very pointed, let's say, questions. take a look at what these are. he says, we would like to know whether mr. muhtar kent or howard buffett, who is the son of warren and is on the board, made the compensation committee and the full board of directors awear of warren buffett's views on the 2014 equity plan. did mr. buffett speak with any other coca-cola directors regarding his view of the 2014 equity plan and if so, when? we'd like to know whether coca-cola reached out to institutional investors before the shareholde

should you follow coke's lead. >> and is warren buffett eyeing kellogg or not? the stock has been jumping over 10% this year. much of that on speculation of a possible deal. we're going to talk about what the oracle of omaha ha may be up to coming up. >> and straight ahead. ron insana sounding the alarm on the housing market and how it could rock the fed policy. go check this out. ron is up next along with wharton economist jeremy siegel when we come back. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ [ male announcer ] great rates for great rides. geico motorcycle, see how much you could save. >>> welcome back. mixed day on wall street today. this feels more like what we've had recently. yesterday, boy, monster rally, everybody was higher. not today. the dow is up 13. the s&p up a fraction. if they close in higher territory, an all-time high. small caps negative. we're getting the kind of divergence again that we've seen recently here >> even as we were noting the intraday highs. now the question is will the dow go negative here as we have 45 minutes still to go. turnaround tuesday. >> here we go a

and i mentioned the new coke idea. no one into the world knew better about soft drinks than coca-cola did. >> guest: their test showed new coke would work. >> guest: the problem isn't just in the public sector but the private sector. reminds me of the bill gates story. at the height of microsoft ascending and someone asked what he is worried about in terms of competitors and gates was wasn't worried about companies like ibm or sony getting into the market what he worried about was a kid in this garage doing what he did a generation earlier. and all of these industrial steering projects are forward directing saying this is where we have and we can make decisions about the future. in the case of george mitchell -- fracking was around for ever. it was around by a hundred years. but frack and horizontal drilling and improvements that produce the results that were not predictable by anybody. exonn didn't know. chevron wasn't able to predict. but there is a guy with an idea that turns out to change the world. if we had had t

this is after criticism from the major coke shareholder.kshire half away is a big owner, wintergreen is questioning whether the plans were even relayed to coke's board. and susie gharib is on the turf right now in omaha, nebraska and will talk with david winters on tomorrow's program and with warren buffet on monday's broadcast. >>> and ebay settling on a suit involving poaching. they are barring the retail giant from recruiting or hiring their workers, ebay will pay nearly $4 million to help compensate potential victims in the state. >>> the outlook for a lot of companies investing in cloud computing has suddenly become a bit cloudy itself. especially after the initial public stock offering for the cloud storage start-up box has now been delayed. dominic chu has more now on the forecast for some of the companies doing business in cloud. >> cloud computing. it is one of the latest hot topics for investors all over the world. these days companies are running their businesses with remote computers, servers and storage. basically if you watch

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coke said it belives keurig has further growth potenial which sent keurig shares up 7% yesterday. as soda sales slip coke is collaborating with keurig-- maker of the single serve coffee maker and k-cups. europe's top court tells google it must allow users to remove some personal information from search engine results. the case originated with a spanish man who objected to google results pointing to newspaper articles about the 19-98 re-posession of his house when his name was searched. google said it is disappointed with the ruling and needs time to analyze the implications. if new restrictions become law it will mean extra costs for internet companies. facebook may be banned in china... but that won't stop mark zuckerburg from opening an office there. bloomberg news reports the social network is attmepting to make inroads in beijing with a sales office. in a statement, facebook says it "may consider a sales office in china in the future." facebook is available outside of mainland china in hong kong where it caters to chinese businesses hoping to reach international users with ads

a person at the center of this is david winters, a long time shareholder of berkshire and coke. and susie gharib caught up with him at the site of the big meeting. >> david, from what we're hearing right now it looks like warren buffet is looking at revising the compensation plan. you have had a lot to do with this. what more do you need to hear from buffet tomorrow? >> i think there is a long way to go on coca-cola. because there has been no further information. there have been some rumblings, but nothing tangible. the plan is now widely accepted as being excessive and bad. and i think there are some real governance issues at coca-cola for the way they have behaved. >> well, as you know very few people dared to criticize warren buffet, yet you called him out publicly on this very controversial issue. have you heard from him? >> well, you know, there are sort of vague conversations. >> but you haven't talked with him directly? >> no. >> if you spoke to him directly, what would you say? >> well, basically, what gives. i believe the gospel of berkshire. i grew up with this. and un

coke industries taking petra logistics, this will give coke the control of a plant that can convert cheap u.s. shale into a key ingredient in plastics. shares surged up to $14.30. >>> and shares of vivas, the company's biggest share of aspen investment fund is planning to buy the company for $640 million, aspen reported a 10% stake in the drug maker today and plans añr buyout in june. vivas was up 6% to $495. >>> and a new plan to rein in costs. according to the wall street journal, they will pay the doctors $350 per month for each payment on the insurer's recommended treatment. it is looked at as controversial by some. sam nussbaum is the chief medical doctor. gentlemen, thank you so much for joining us on this very important issue. dr. nussbaum, let me begin with you because this is a program that you have looked into. everybody wants to cut costs, understand insurers want to do this, hospitals want to do this. but when you you think about somebody's cancer treatments it just doesn't seem like a one size fits all will work, each person is different, why do you think it will work and do

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>> i wonder how he feels about the coke decision by that standard are? shareholders seem to feel all right about it. coming up, the art of the deal about $2 billion worth of art is expected to sell during the spring options season. it won't end any time soon. ♪ ♪ ♪ >> some new concerns about using aspirin. the food and drug administration is questioning the value of taking an aspirin every day to try to ward off a first heart attack or stroke with people that have never had heart problems. the agency is urging people to take a daily aspirin only after talking to a doctor or other healthcare provider to assess the benefits and risks. >> a new study may put to rest those doubts over whether going to college is worth that money. over a lifetime the average college graduate will earn at least $800,000 more than the average high school grad and that takes into account the high cost of attending school and even the four years of lost wages while getting that degree. >>> looks like activist investor daniel lobe finally got what he wanted at sotheby's and he was

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