are going from coke, as they want to balance things out they maybe have a coke, coke classic and cokegar, coming from coke and coming in from other categories. coming in from that sparkling water categories, coming in from other sparkling categories really the sources of growth of coke zero are broad-based, which also gives us a lot of confidence that we have a lot of runway ahead for this brand. >> i did see in the release a shoutout to big coke stranger things you did, new coke, orange, vanilla. how do you turn up the notch on innovation where you can get products out there that younger consumers are interested in? >> well, i think it's that trying to find the sweet-spot of engaging with them on something that's relevant, whether it's a new flavor, like orange vanilla, which had kind of a whimsical marketing campaign behind it between the two guys that kept appearing at basketball games, in the smaller cans or different market approach like integration of new coke into the latest season of "stranger things," which is, of course, a super hot program for teens and adults really findin

they maybe have a coke, a cokes cl and a coke zero sugar, so coming from coke, and from other categories reporter: other new innovations, costa coffeedy red to drink, a new coffee drink with 30% less sugar. she also launched a new energy drin called coke energy and coke with coffee. innovation is a big part of the new growth story at coca-cola and rival pepsi, you have seen it play out in the snack division with frito-lay,paut both ces do have new, ener jettergetic ceos. i'mne "nightly bu report" i'm sarah icing. >>> united technologyas blew p earnings forecast. ength tech is citing s in the aerospace market, especially when i comes to maintenance parts and services. that sent that stock higher into today's session. >> it was a different story though for travelers. the dow component missed wall street profit estimates in part because of weather-related losses. rong windnd hail storms led to an increase in claims which caused underwriting gai to slow. that sent the stock down more than ar1%. >>> sone of the biggest surprises this earnings season has been the guidance. as bob pisani report

so who are the coke brothers? explain it to me. >> they are owners of the second largest private company in america. probably everybody has some product from coke industries in their life. >> like what? >> they make everything from stain master carpet to dixie cups to georgia pacific lumber. but they are huge proprietors of oil. >> are they representing the interests of a wide group of the american public or are their interests, can they boil down to how much money it makes them? >> the cokes would say that what they are pushing is something that they think is good for all americans. but if you take a look at it, what you find is it's especially good for the cokes. >> the cokes declined our requests for an interview. but the reporting shows how americans for prosperity used money from like minded donors to help shift u.s. policy and politics in their favor, promoting huge tax cuts for the wealthy, supporting anti-labor candidates, funding efforts to crush renewable energy and almost all of the money came from untr

american headquarters we are going to expose the truth behind the so-called recycling economy that coke is trying to promote in the somebody who. only going to see. it to see that this particular motel young guy that doesn't like to. come on one last drink for the road welcome to the wonderful world of the plastic promises if the coca-cola company. coca-cola and plastic have a longstanding relationship and one that is full of surprises. to find out more we travel to the united states to meet a man who is well informed on the subject he lives in this small house in the genea . i got myself into nice to meet you yeah really welcome to. you know this if we go to 5. i know i know the drive was good that i wanted to run and yeah. but elmo is a historian. he's the author of a book about coca-cola a best seller it's retraces the multinationals and time environmentalists strategy particularly from the sixty's on woods when plastic began to revolutionize consumer society we began to see massive amounts of litter piling up around the country coca-cola tried to respond to this wow we're getting bl

so i do like coke. i think it's finally time to have a coke and a smile.t's right to bet on this stock, and near term and immediate term, it likely can show good outperformance >> a smile on that chart stretching over 20 years, which is not a common thing. boris, it wasn't that long ago, people thought the company was structurally disadvantaged, people drinking less carbonated beverages. fundamentally, can the business support the stock right here >> i think it can. first, from a trading point of view, always by all-time highs especially in something that a bellwether like coke that's been around forever that's a very bullish price signal from a business point of view, you're right i think structurally, yes, very much people are definitely having far less carbonated drinks but they have been very, very good, a testimony to their management they have been so adroit at diversifying their portfolio, and more importantly, expanding their footprint in emerging markets where there's lots and lots of markets in the middle east and southeast asia where there's no

american headquarters we are going to expose the truth behind the so-called recycling economy that coke is trying to promote him as somebody who you are going to see after this you got to get to see that this particular card type that doesn't like to. come on one last drink for the road welcome to the wonderful world of the plastic promises of the coca-cola company. coca-cola and plastic have a long standing relationship and one that is full of surprises. to find out more we traveled to the united states to meet a man who is well informed on the subject he lives in this small house in the dinner. i got a nice of you nice to meet you yeah only welcome to. you know this if you can see 5. drivers get promoted come on em yeah. but elmo is a historian. he's the author of a book about coca-cola a best seller it's retraces the multinationals and time environmentalists strategy particularly from the sixty's on woods when past it began to revolutionize consumer society we begin to see massive amounts of litter piling up around the country coca-cola trying to respond to this wow we're getting bla

why do you like coke over pepsi? >> quincy has proven a great ceo can take a moribund brand and re-energize it he got the government off his back for high sugar content. it was a brilliant move and seeing it come through in the organic growth. >> up 6.3%, leads the dow. united technologies also beating on the top and bottom lines and seema mody has that for us. >> less than a year after their purchase of rockwell they're posting better than expected results. aerospace after-market benefiting from the grounding of the 737 max jets analysts pointing to higher demand for maintenance components and repairs for older planes executives say united tech is on track to break up the company next year and defended its plan to merge with defense contractor raytheon despite pushback and ago advice investor dan lobe. >> another big dow winner. biogen higher after reporting earnings before the bell and meg tirrell has the story? it was a guidance raise driven by outperformance of its key multiple slower rose cyst drug franchise. af

>> topo chicco >> we are watching coke by the way.look at it. >> i know it >> you do. >> stocks there on the back of earnings thank you. another component out. 2.20 a share the estimate had been for 2.05 so we are looking at a 2.7% hop. the company saying it is on track to establish otis and carrier as separate companies. they are excited about the raytheon merger for which they caught so much slack from activists. we are seeing that stock pop in the pre-market sessions. >> you have gray hair. never mind >> is that why my parents call it topo gigio. >> you don't like it better than peligrino? >> i don't like it but my husband does it is a little bit salty and bubbly >> really big shoe harley davidson. >> harley earned on the quarter. the second quarter is the most important seasonally for harley getting between 30 to 35% roughly of retail sales in that particular quarter some concern the end of the quarter was sort of trailing off. concern about a new competitor to the market. the indian raptor. excuse, i'm not familiar with these mot

there's no more coke in my system. >> reporter: how do i know you're telling the truth now? >> you will a you can do is believe me. if you don't, there's nothing i can do. >> reporter: you do still smoke weed. >> yeah. >> reporter: when was the last time you smoked weed? >> yesterday. >> reporter: now for the first time, lamar odom is sharing raw, intimate details about his triumphs and tragedies. >> you called the book from darkness to light. what does that mean? >> my grandmother always said what you do in the dark comes out in the light. it's dear to me. >> reporter: to understand lamar odom you need to go back to his childhood in queens, new york. his mother, kathy mercer was his guiding light. >> unconditional love. >> reporter: his father joseph was a heroin addict. >> you wrote i didn't know it at the time, he was handing me a blueprint to follow and the things i hated him for i would become. >> yeah. >> reporter: eventually, his mother left his father, she and a young lamar moved into his grandmother's house where they shared the same room. are those some of your fon

coke is cheaper than that. coke has underperformed. i would rather own coke here just based upon i think there's more momentum for the brand. >> guy >> see, i would take the opposite side. and that's what makes markets. i mean, pepsi has beaten i think eps 18 of the last 20 quarters or something, revenue, 16 of the last 20 quarters sets up well into earnings valuations are about the same. let's not split hairs here i think pepsi has a more diverse brand with fritos which i happen to like, by the way. >> fritos itself as to some of the other products in the frito-lay portfolio. >> what about frito breath >> i eat them by myself when i'm watching the ball game, tim. >> maybe you're by yourself for a reason >> of course fritos >> the only way to settle this dan, it's time to take the pepsi challenge. we've got two glasses. a glass of pepsi and a glass of coke with ice because you demanded ice so why don't you take a sip -- >> refined palate here, this is going to be easy i already know what that garbage is this is coca-cola right here, la

so it's not the diet coke, that's been in play for so long, but coke zero seems to be grabbing the collective interest of many consumers. they are also slipping up coke's ready-to-drink coffee. they bought the british-based coffee company for $5 billion last year. looks like a winner for now. coke also raising its projection for organic revenues this year by 1% to 5%. >>> we need to talk about realogy. investors snapping up some reality with word of a partnership between the real estate brokerage giant and amazon. the stock jumping 18.5% right now in the final hour. amazon, better by a quarter of a percent, standing at -- guys, we are $10 away from $2,000 a share for amazon. we stand at $1990, a single share. the new program is called turnkey. it will direct home buyers searching for an agent on amazon straight to realogy. i'm thinking eyeballs on ads, then they will get up to $5,000 of smart home devices and free home setup services from the online retail giant. there is some fine print in all of this but realogy, while down 77% over the past year, is trying to catch a bid here after shrinki

believe it or not, a company like coke has become an invasion machine. a quarter of the sales come from new or reformulated products up 15%. the soda cans are working and same for the coke energy drink they had the highest growth in ten years. ten years. no wonder the stock rallied at 6% they have roughly 3% dividend yields and bought back huge quantities of stock that offer stock. might as well be 1985. this is back to the future part two. before you hop into the car, this is the same rotating market there is not enough money in equities to move the whole market at once the rally in these classic stocks come at the expense of high flyers like fang in the cloud king, witness the pull backs. that's a big difference from the 80s when kimberly clark, coca-co coca-cola, colgate, pfizer were the real growers and motorola and ibm took a backseat with growth awesome number this evening. i think there could be more money going the way of the coke's and kimberlys because this evening the justice department is investigating the giant tech companies like apple and

everyone who works in the coke system >> coke up there with their revenue forecast hitting an all-time high going back to the ipo in 1919. >> lots of earnings this morning, we've got some big names. >> buckle up for visa, chipotle, snap tonight let's get to the judge >>> carl, thanks i'm scott wapner front in center, the earnings rally and whether the reports are good enough to keep stocks climbing it's 12:00 noon. this is "the halftime report." >> announcer: what earnings recession? the latest results coming in strong and forecasts look bright. will earnings from big tech keep the rally going? one week until the fed meets will it be a 25-point rate cut, or 50? and will it be enough to fuel the economy and the markets? iran's tensions. north korea and the china factor retired general david petraeus fires off. the investment committee is ready to go. "the halftime report" starts right now. >>> welcome, good to have you with us this committee joe terranova, stephanie link, jim lebenthal, jon najarian, also on set mike wellson, morgan stanley's chief u.s. equity strategist stocks are gett

bottles from coke and pepsie ar causing the most solution. they'll end their memberships with the plastic lobbying group they say they'll look at other ways to distribute the beverages without using plastic or other single e containers. >>> still ahead on "news 4 today," history will no doubt be made on capitol hill in just a matter of hours. we are looking ahead to the testimony of robert mueller. >>> plus, sharing his story. the man whose dogs got him help after he became stuck in the mud on a hiking trail. he is talking to news 4. we'll hear from him. we'll be right back. >>> welcome back at 4:40 on this wednesday morning. for the last week we have been celebrating 50 years since we landed on th moon. the folks at the ohio state fair decided to honor the historic mission in their own special way. this year's fair featured life size butter sculpturesof the three astronauts who forever changed history. pretty good. neil armstrong, who by the way is an ohio native, buzz and michael collins were all featured here. pretty cool. >> okay. very co

basically outside of the core coke and diet coke brands. they are doing the heavy-lifting.e. pricing has been the key that's where the growth is smaller packages getting more out of different packages instead of the flat volume that coke has been seeing for kimberly-clark, same story higher prices driving growth in huggies diapers and toilet paper and other basic products can it turn that around like rival pmg? growth will be key will kimberly raise guidance from 2% sales growth pmg is killing it right now, growing more than double that and really on top of its game. for kimberly cost cuts, how much savings can the new ceo drive from productivity and cost cuts. one reason the stock has been celebrated on wall street. been quite a run of household products done even better than other consumer staples which has done pretty well. >> those results coming tomorrow visa also set to post results tomorrow and we have a preview >> reporter: visa is priced for perfection up more than 35% this year currently trading near all time high which it hit last week. any short fall and you cou

they convinced coke to release new coke after "stranger things" decided to incorporate into its plot.changed hands on the coke deal or many of the show's other branding deals. instead netflix is allowing companies to use the "stranger things" brand in return for a commitment to the show. so mhut't nec about brand awareness knen autntityand nostalgia.to essly that was part of the vision for "stranger things" from the start. of course, the risk is that all of this ends up going too far and the marketing starts to overwhelm the show itself. >> i feel like we're missing out by not watching the show now. >> oh. >> you could give it another try. >> just so you can talk to people. >> yeah. >> celebrating veterans this fourth of july. up next, the culinary school cooking up a lot of help for returning servicemen and women. >> coming up at 5:00, continuing our coverage of the southern california earthquake. a new look at some of the damage left behind. >> a sign popping up on bay area freeways encouraging people not to drink and drive this holiday. some say the sign could be proelting illegal

coke is equally expensive with uninspiring growth but popped on its earnings so somehow this is a place you can be okay. my thinking is it won't do what coke did and it's more risk to the downside. >> carter, how does square appear relative to the high multiple tech stocks in the space that didn't have a good quarter, look at pay pal. >> squares was the greatest winner and now it's been lagging. the thinking here, what i see this recent performance is the set up for the catch up. the others are just -- well all fin tack is up and to the right and extended i think this is an opportunity. >> carter thank you. good-bye carter. is that clear? i hope that was clear. >> which trade do you like >> square. easily square. you can talk about the valuation. what's interesting is data is the new oil. what does square have, data. >> ge my number one pick in the "power lunch" draft. the bar has been lowered for two q. to me the comp is not that difficult. i think ge, bad news, very baked in. >> coming up your call of the day, the one part of the market goldman sachs is bullish on. plus more on beyond

as american as coke and burgers. and of coursejust as good for you.ad, deep—fried denial. but the first things called doughnuts where these things, made in the 18405 where these things, made in the 1840s by the mother of a sea captain. there he is, captain gregory. his mother made them for his sea voyages and sheep entitlements and once inside the dow, hence the name. in the 1920s, this man right here, a russian immigrant, invented this, the world's first doughnut frying machine so he could knock them out quickly for all of those theatre—goers. but these ones had a hole in them, perhaps to save on the nuts. adolf made $25 million from selling his machine to all across america. giant franchises popped up everywhere. dunkin‘ doughnuts, krispy kreme. now americans by 10 billion doughnuts every year. that isa billion doughnuts every year. that is a lot of dough. i love the ones that are covered in sugar and have jam inside. the classic. our you can get them anywhere but greg severally delicious ones. i used to have four of five of them a day when i was a

just come outlining by a majority vote, congress hereby declares that diet coke and coke zero are basically the same thing! i don't even understand why they call them different things! now the house democrats might be happy to label the president's words officially as racist. but the commander in tweet has come out and he is here to explain why these people are totally wrong. >> president trump says he has no regrets about his racist attacks on democratic lawmakers. who are all women of color. trump claims is he not being racist. >> do you think the tweets are racist? >> not at all. >> the new tweet from president trump out just within the last couple of seconds here. and the president vociferously denying as he says i do not have a racist bone in my body. >> trevor: not a racist bone in his body. well, to be fair, i have seen his body, and i don't think he has any bones. (laughter) (applause) he is sort of like that, sort of like that stranger things creature. like melt down and slide under doors. i bet trump would be the first person to fail an x-ray exam, that is what he looks like. and

united tech, coke, travelers. united tech is up, coke's up, travelers is down.etting a little upside movement from united tech and coca-cola right there. >>> how about the s&p 500? this is a tuesday morning and it's opened with a gain of one-third of 1%. i always want to see the nasdaq because i want to see what's going on with tech. it's up, about a half percentage point gain, 8,240 on the nasdaq. tech's doing well. mike murphy is here. jack hough is here. susan li and lauren simonetti. strong earnings season so far. jack, we are up about 8% compared to last year's profits. will this continue? >> earnings season -- of course earnings are beating estimates. they do every quarter. you got to do this little song and dance where you say are they beating estimates by more than we thought they would beat them by going into this. the answer is yes. so far, so good for earnings. pretty strong quarter. stuart: earnings continue to be strong. yes or no? >> very strong. and certain companies are doing even better than the overall market. so you just had apple on the scree

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coke just killed it, crushed it.oke is to soda was uber is to ride hailing when you go out to get a ride you say i'm getting an uber. you are saying, i'm going -- order an uber. that says to you what that brand means to this market and it's worth something long term. >> joe, for you, lana in oceanside, california, wants to know about home depot. what do to do. >> up 24% year to date stay with it lowe's which fell in may is only up 11% i think there's an opportunity there for that to play catch-up. >> farmer jim -- oh, from farmer phil in south carolina fellow farmer. farmer phil in south carolina says farmer jim, how do you feel about valero >> farmer phil -- >> one farmer to another >> put deesele in that tractor diesel comes from crude oil. valero cracks it crack spreads are great right now. they'll get better you want to know why all nice turmoil in the middle east, venezuela, libya, russia, it favors big refiners like valero great place to be right now. >> thank you for your questions. coming up, the euro is hitt

>> well, look, there's people now drinking classic coke. new coke didn't cut it.al is the best. he's been consistent, people know they can trust him and people know when he gets to the white house is going to do what he said he's going to do. he's going to win. >> sandra: that's an interesting analogy, can you let us know what you mean by that? is elizabeth warren new coke? >> all i'm telling you is that he has been the original. he's tried and true and tested. voters trust him. there's no doubt about that and they had good reason to trust him. he's been a consistent standard bearer for policies that uplift working people and marginalized communities for decades and decades and i think that's going to mean a lot for voters when they go to the voting booth. >> sandra: very interesting. i hope to talk to you again follow up with you. it's going to be a big night. up a couple of nights and we appreciate your time, thank you. >> any time. >> sandra: more of "the story" next. ♪ want a sugar cookie! i want a bucket of chicken! i want....." "it's the easiest, because it'

you don't so look at the drop in coke for more than 2 hours. to. be consistent i'm sure. to begin. the frenchie days pretty bright futures what do you think was the theme so you get in this like small ball all of this present. crunch in the case of different teams sensation. friend and also chris key the celery and the rest well it's just like. you know. yeah yeah yeah describe all this like different feelings in your mouth so rich it's not simple it's rich and rich is never simple yeah even though taiwan is such a small item and they have to diversity and we have the features of a really fast aquatic and agricultural technique see here that we have all this food that can be presented like this it's hard to pinpoint just one favorite national dish because it seems it's very proud of everything would be everything that i think printed thank you for coming in that's how lonnie you know wonderful experience thank you for introducing the entirely new who believe i'm a fan of pan. and back to europe now where fewer and fewer couples are choosing to get married but in our series europe t

the foreman tells her how iron ore and coke are used to create the multan steel which is then processed further. but if i could. decide leo is pursuing an apprenticeship at auto younker which is located south of our friend the company is one of germany's biggest producers of high grade steel products and melting furnace says. during her training here lee has spent more time in an open plan office usually she works with computers and excell tables rather than furnaces and molten steel the 19 year old is training to become an industrial management assistant she graduated from secondary school in 2013 and is now in her 2nd year at auto younger up she's already learned about bookkeeping stock and sales and is currently working in purchasing she right out of the good thing about this training is that you become familiar with the broad spectrum of data. and can decide later on what your focus will be if you. many other young people also pursue this kind of career plans almost 20000 of them start training as industrial management assistance each year it's long been one of the most popular appr

investors about a rescue deal the proposed agreement is worth over 800000000 euros it would see thomas coke's biggest stake hold up china's force and take control of its to a business the cash injection would give struggling company enough money to trade through to the end of 2020 its chief executive calls to proposals pragmatic but admits there aren't that the outcome management want. and that's it from me and the team here in berlin for more news ahead joe websites to. slash business nonstate is next right after this quick look after little markets. it's going to. be our fighters want to start families to become farmers or engineers everyone of them as a planet venus who are your children. so nothing is just that the children who have already been the boy. and those that will follow are part of a new. they could be the future. granting opportunities for global news that matters d. w. made for mines. carefully. simply. to do a good. discovery . the i. subscribe to documentary on you tube. birth place home the odds of species playing. were significant players those are big changes and most st

investors about a rescue deal the proposed agreement is worth over 800000000 euros it would seem thomas coke's biggest stake hold up china's frozen take control of its to a business the cash injection would give the struggling company enough money to trade through to the end of 2020 its chief executive calls the proposals pragmatic but admits they aren't that the outcome and management want it. and that's it from me and the visit team here in berlin for more news ahead joe websites to. slash business. news is next right after this quick look at global markets. come on. 8000000 tons of flowers jumped into the gun jews in india every. pesticides time and. now a start of converts use flowers into charcoal and chemical free incense sticks. to be unable to save 70 don't mr science from getting into the muck. in 30 minutes on t.w. . board. level we were. when we were. 80 percent of americans at some point in our lives will experience hardship that. couple. finds. some people don't care about me. because they don't see my beauty. some people don't care about me because they think i have nothing to gi

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on facebook and twitter and coke addict in touch follow us. this is the news africa coming up in the next 15 minutes. is found guilty of war crimes economies rebel chief was convicted of sexual enslavement of the i.c.c. also on the show. african leader has launched deadlock is to treat arguments in a well that's worth doing point 4 trillion dollars about the policy off going to continental free trade deal benefits ordinary africans like you and me. julia you're welcome to the show. now he's been found guilty of rape and sexual slavery as head of the rebel army in the democratic republic of congo international criminal court has convicted. of 18 counts of crimes against humanity and war crimes his brutality and him the nickname the terminator. is only the 4th present because of war crimes by the i.c.c. . he calls himself a revolutionary and a soldier but judges at the international criminal court found bosco to gondor is a war criminal who both commanded and committed horrific acts against civilians and child soldiers after a 3 year trial to go

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want our lives to be the way they were before like very much going to put a bit of money going to new coke we could be living conditions in the refugee camps on the greek islands are getting worse by the day and at the same time and she refugee sentiment is on the rise people like mama maria who refuse to accept that are becoming more and more isolated. 50 years ago new york city's gay community rose up to demonstrate for gay rights a police raid at a bar on the now iconic christopher street had sparked protests one of the activists from day one remembers. these new york streets are witness to history and where day pride began 50 years ago christopher street was the scene of riots known as the stonewall uprising which placed the l.g.b. t. movement on a global stage back then the stonewall in was a haven for people who didn't identify with the heterosexual norms of the day he they could hang out drink dance simply be themselves but not without risks being gay could result in prison or heavy fines violence and harassment to a common college a remembers them well she was 22 at the time and ke

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the good news is that in this country you can still find coke bottles made out of reusable glass but this will all soon be over. the american company is doing in tanzania what it did in the united states 50 years ago replacing the glass bottles with plastic ones. and that is what is going on behind these walls inside one of the 4 coca-cola factories in tanzania. all guide is james mother the manager of the new production line a production line which only makes plastic bottles today they're producing bottles of found one of the numerous brands inside the coca-cola group. everything is automated and the equipment is brand new the bottles of filth behind this window. and this dock up by. the 3rd. is just to get under the boat the boat book which is in the lawn well i've been. the. $86340.00 bottles in 2 and a half hours that a lot of the plastic we did the calculations that 10 bottles a 2nd and that's in the oh mom production line in one of the factories in the country. and 5 years ago this factory only fabricated glass bottles but on the day of our visit the production line for glass b

on facebook and twitter coke addict in touch from the us. this is the news africa coming up in the next 15 minutes a gesture from the germans that not you think polluted by a list in the late 19th century is finally on its way back to namibia we are if that goes far enough. to be on say is a lovely said to africa and the pop moguls new album inspired by the lion king is out today it features multiple african artists and produces but some east africans feel excluded. i'm christy window welcome to news africa i'm glad you tuned in a stone cross saluted from namibia by german colonialist in the late 19th century is finally on its way back to a german museum agree to repair trade the stone cross off cape cross in may now germany says it's committed to coming to terms with its colonial possed berlin is negotiating with the in the movie and government over the terms of an apology for its genocide committed against the head a little and nama peoples in the early 20th century germany has already returned a number of skulls of indigenous people remov

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