colgate's beef lasagna, kellogg's orange juice flavored cereal and this idea that did not go over soh sports fans, so it was a microchip in a hockey puck. sort of sports announcers could track the hockey puck. why didn't this work? i think that people who consider themselves like die hard hockey fans. felt that if you could not keep your eye on the park and know exactly where it's going, that maybe you just weren't legit museum showcases more than 150 so called failures proving that even some of the most successful companies can make mistakes. if we don't have failure, we will not have the innovation do all failures lead to success. i'm going to say yes, it's not that the success is going to look like success. it's going to be that you learn something valuable in the process, and that's the success if you are looking for some form of inspiration before taking your next big personal leap. for that the museum of failure is a guaranteed success. back to you. oh i love that story are thanks to world news now contributor and comedian tom kelly. really a trip down memory lane. even that is

own procter & gamble, it has been a real horse so why kick yourself over not owning a very similar colgateio and we preach you can't own them all because when one goes down, they all go down in an industry tand hurts when they all go up like today let's talk about the future, not the past and can the food and consumer packaging stocks keep run? they're all household names. my answer is yes unless we get some sort of exogenous news that drags down the entire market. if you listen to politicians, "squawk" in the morning, you think it might be very difficult to reach a debt ceiling deal even as members of both parties always tell us, after they attack each other, not to worry. call me worried. at least enough worried that it will come down to the 11th hour and the market will not like that kind of uncertainty the two party way, you can expect plenty of drama so as the debt ceiling talks flounder, i think this group, the packaged goods stocks, are the ones you want to buy you definitely want to buy at least one of these the cereal company, snack company, dog food, whatever, they have been thro

that kicks off earnings from consumer staple names including coke and mondelez and colgate.ngs include p&g remaining flat for the year. with worries of the economy and inflation may eat into spending, does this have a move ahead? we will talk to jason here with goldman sachs. thank you for being here >> good morning, frank >> obviously, we look ahead to p&g. that report is later this morning ahead of the consumer staple names coke, pepsi, colgate the list goes on is a metric that you are watching with free cash flow or margin to give us a direction for this sector? >> two key metrics organic sales growth and competition. how it is holding up and gross margins. let me dive deeper gross margins have been under pressure in the industry for a while. p&g specifically seven consecutive quarters of declines a lot of inflation these companies are trying to catch up and grind out productivity and catch up on price. you see it on the cpi numbers. they have been pushing through price. this should be a quarter where we can hit an inflection point the price point is up and it sticks mean

now will colgate feel the heat of the extraordinary quarter that procter & gamble reported this morning i don't think so it will take a well financed activist campaign. it's becoming evident if colgate doesn't deliver, you might well get an activist to push out a big shakeup, maybe do something with the pet business which used to be the best and now it also ran. we get an important government number, the personal consumption expenditure inflator that's a mouth full. if it's too high, it might not matter what any of these companies have to report so keep your powder dry for lower prices midday bottom line, next day and the week after the only period where we can expect a wholesale reshuffling of the guard, eight weeks a year just a mad house. you have your game plan and you know the drill do the homework or let someone else help you but never, ever fly blind into earnings season let's go to jimmy in florida jimmy. >> caller: jim, boo-yah from florida. thanks for taking my call. what's going on? >> from the bottom of my heart, i want to thank you for all of your help and expertise over th

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. >> what do you think, carter >> coke's relative performance to its sector, so to pepsi, clorox, colgate, proctor and gamble, it peaked in 2011. it's never quite been the one to be in. and then you see here on the screen, this is a fairly well defined series of lower hagues i think it's full. i just don't see the keys for being long i would take profits if i were long. >> boeing's got results out wednesday. shares more than 7% this year, and with the boeing story, mike, it feels like two steps forward, one step back, and this time it's with this fuselage part from spirit that had some issues. >> yeah, you know, and actually sort of on pace with that this week, for the first several days this week we saw a lot of bullish flow, and then basically investors turned it went bearish today. a lot of activity we were seeing in boeing today was actually the may 190. that's excluding thany of the option that expired today. we saw big buyers paying a little over 2 bucks a contract for that this is again one of those situations where i think it's kind of difficult to be long this one or at least to

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dental cream >> that's new highs for the year of colgate >> you are seeing general mills.re not cutting the price of cereal. mondelez, david, oreos oreos are so strong. i'm not kidding. he's making fun of me. >> i'm not making fun of you i love cookies i eat mondelez cookie products every night way later than i should >> you swim every day. is that how you're able -- >> almost. >> campbell's is doing great michelle buck may be best in show such an amazing -- look at mondelez this is -- well. >> wow >> they know what they're doing. >> that's an all-time high >> they know what they're doing. >> i know. i talk about it all the time >> do you? >> they keep shrinking the size of their cookies >> i saw dirk van put at the wedding, the peltz wedding >> the wedding carl, it's just known as the wedding. >> there's a picture of me and my wife that says, woman with unknown body guard i'm a body guard for my wife >> you, dirk, ike perlmutter it was a great time. great time was had by all. >> you were there, david you know, they did the chairs, and david beckham got on the chairs >> re

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we spoke to patrick cars, a senior lecture at nigeria, colgate, coating univers tv, things that the money from the world bank may drive the country further into debt. as you feel you said charlie ward bond and perhaps i may have continued to manage african countries in tools and less bordering on deck. we are told presently the word back is given a run for 9 sample was a $100000000.00. we are told that to say the grants we do not know the conditionality is attached to when we are told to say grant along with us begai is for free. quite often, some disgruntled looms are tied to a number on this analysis as well for me. it doesn't make sense that it's new for africa, pointers will begin to move in what's to address. it's between problem my read, i'm going to the i m f and world bank every now and then on to collect loans that are tied up monday. so now it is quite often took to this point, fees it, when the more danger done, it is expected french president, manuel kron has ramped up a 3 day visit to china. his official trip was widely seen as an attempt to pull but aging away for most go. b

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emerson technology detects compressed air leaks to save manufacturers, like colgate, over 20% in energyts. go brush your teeth. go boldly. emerson. >> they want to hike in principle and then stop and if inflation became more persistent, then the fed will be in a serious dilemma. they want priest price stability and financial stability and avoid a hard landing. kayley: that was nouriel roubini from bloomberg tv which brings us back to our question of the day. are we stuck with sticky inflation? lisa erickson joins us now. sticky, persistent, stubborn, the real question is how long will we had to deal with these price pressures? >> we are still monitoring inflation fairly carefully because we think it will take some time for the price pressures to update. -- to a bait - to abate. we have a labor market that's still tight and when we met -- match up supply with labor workers, the number of openings are fairly elevated relative to the level of participation we had an labor market. on top of that, you have some supply chain normalization. it just takes time for those kind of effective filter

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. >> other products that never quite took off, colgate's beef lasagna, kellogg's orange juice flavoredthat even some of the most successful companies can make states. >> if we don't have failure, we will not have innovation. kristen: a grade. completely -- agreed completely. larry: betamax wasn't really a failure. a lot of people bought them, it was just betamax vhs. kristen: it ran its course. larry: same for blockbuster. they were booming and that they were not. kristen: exactly. everything has its time. larry: do you want that ab chair? kristen: no, past. that was a failure. larry: let's get to sandhya patel. success guaranteed. sandhya: the weather will be fantastic. you might want to work out outside. let's take a look at a live picture from our zephyr cove camera, where we still see snow in the hills. it has been an epic snow season. snowpack at 247% of average. now temperatures are rising in tahoe this weekend, and as temperatures rise, we are concerned about flooding. a flood watch is up for tomorrow afternoon at 3:00, running until 7:00 a.m. monday as the snow starts to melt.

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personal income and ckconsumer spending n april chicago pmi outping the bf earnings with exxon and colgateck to the key data point with the pce expected to show a slowdown with the price increases with the gdp figures rose slower than expected let's dive into what it means with lizzie evans. great to see you >> good morning, frank >> we ask the one word of the day. >> my wex word of the day is patience that may be my word of the year u. >> you have to plain this one. why are you patient in particular >> i think that certainly we're focused on the report this morning to see where pce is. i expect we see our last read on inflation before the fed meets in may i expect that the next month that the fed will raise 25 basis points this is what the fed will do in june it is welcome to be in a fed blackout period to not have the volatility associated with fed speak. in general, as an investor, it is a year you need to be patient. that was true in 2022. >> does that mean you have money on the sidelines i want to note the 2-year treasury above 4%. does patience also mean you are putting money back in

emerson technology detects compressed air leaks to save manufacturers, like colgate, over 20% in energy ♪ ♪ >>> welcome back 30 states require high schools to offer personal finance classes, but only 17 of them require students to take one of those classes in order to graduate, and one of those states is vermont. that's where cnbc senior personal finance correspondent sharon epperson went to look at one teacher's fight for financial education. wow. >> it is a wow when i went there last week and spent a morning with an inspiring and devoted teacher, i found out she's on a mission her high school has about 200 students 20 countries speaking 20 difrj languages and she's ready to teach personal finance to every one of them >> student at wanuski high school are required to take a course to learn about money management before they graduate. >> how to build your credit. >> applying for college and loans. >> how to write a resume and cover letter >> you can have fun with that. >> courtney is teaching them about earnings, savings and spending. >> you'll want to buy the thingious you want and how

reveals and friday, big oil names, exxon-mobile and chevron, among the other names there including colgate, so let's get you prepared to take the wheel, bringing in the floor show bullseye option.com chief market strategist alan nochman. let's start with the macro picture, but looking forward, you know, the s&p is trading at a discount. still 5% off its one year highs. how are you viewing the buying of the s&p and its entirety as a way to sort of get in, as we do see somewhat of a stabilization for the moment after the march bank crisis? >> right, and that's what i want to say. you said subdued. i say steady and stable, so i'm not trying to be a smart guy. i'm just not trying to fight the momentum, and we've seen the markets have nearly a 10% rally, up at the top of the six- month range between 3,800 and 4,200 in the s&p. if we could break out of this then that target is 4,600 which is another 10% higher, and you talked about rates, that's a done deal, but what you also have to pay attention to is that if you look out to the december numbers, there's a 90% chance that rates will be cut by

a richmond center fell bridge about 7 minutes tolls to 101, colgate bridge. lot of fog. there was fall there yesterday, folks using those low beams and driving slow is what you need to do there today. start to pick up across some of our highways like highway 4. last time i checked, there were about 20 minutes now at 27 antioch towards to 42 darya. james, back to you. thank you at 601. and happening right now, uc berkeley police are investigating a series of assaults. >> on campus, they happen within days of each other and it did the latest incident fact happening at midnight this morning. >> kron four's michael thomas on the story for us live from uc berkeley. michael, give us the latest. >> yeah, it really a startling story. you know, it all happened within the last 7 days in uc berkeley. police believe that all 3 incidents are connected and they actually have a photo for each incident. they're hoping that the public can help them find the suspect. let's start off with this morning's photo. again, as james said, this all just happened about a couple of hours ago. take a

. >> got a couple more for you >> colgate outperforming and looking at the prices through the quartermething we've seen from coke and kimberly clark now we'll turn to cloud fare which is getting hammered. as a number of analysts cut their prices on the stock, it's heading for its worst day on record the ceo had sharp comments about the macroeconomic environment. back over to. >> you a rough one courtney, thanks so much >>> last chance to weigh in on our twitter question we asked with most of the companies reporting this week, are you more bullish on the market head to @cnbcclosingbell >>> a quick programming note don't miss "halftime report" monday we'll be back in two your record label is taking off. but so is your sound engineer. you need to hire. i need indeed. indeed you do. indeed instant match instantly delivers quality candidates matching your job description. visit indeed.com/hire my name is douglas. i'm a writer/director and i'm still working. in the kind of work that i do, you are surrounded by people who are all younger than you. i had to get help somewhere along the line t

what you would ideally get is agreement from both the parties that foreign nationals can colgate somewhere in costume, make their way there. and then be back to 80 by convoy to a safe place either at the airport or or the port. but that takes a lot of work in a lot of negotiation and a lot of cooperation from 2 warring parties who shown themselves so far to be difficult to reach agreement with. you know, it's really interesting. so you're saying the best evacuation plan for foreigners living across cartoon is no evacuation for the moment until you can actually work on making the, the conditions for evacuation more, more favorable. what about what happens to the embassy? once you've taken out and you've evacuated your diplomatic staff, i assume it's not left completely empty. and diplomacy is always a sensitive place for the country that it belongs to. how do you protect it? how do you handle that? well, the diplomats themselves will be relocated to other nearby embassy so they will continue to operate as our embassy to saddam. and they will continue to provides expertise in their local kno

emerson technology detects compressed air leaks to save manufacturers, like colgate, over 20% in energyo brush your teeth. go boldly. emerson. >> look at these crypto assets. just below 30,000. we did have this 2023 valley, having a bit more run to go higher here. according to bank of america. this is some of the only being taken off of the table there. you can see these assets at the time being. there is a lot of surrounding of all of this. we are looking at the idea that they could see a bit of consolidation. others are suggesting that there is some risk of a pullback increasing as well. >> to your point, the news on the crypto front, it talked about how there removing them from your platform. to a certain date, you can check,. where do we go? it is like they planted. annabelle is there. she has been speaking with a lot of business leaders. she has been speaking with a lot of regulatory experts. >> that is right. this is the group executive president joining us here this morning. we just saw the bitcoins are drifting back below the 30 k level. there has been so much interest, back int

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emerson technology detects compressed air leaks to save manufacturers, like colgate, over 20% in energyyour teeth. go boldly. emerson. shery: higher borrowing costs as the fed continues to hike rates is really being felt in the corporate bond market. we are watching it closely, because we are seen corporate bonds being cut to junk at fastest pace since 2020, and that is when the pandemic got started. in the first quarter of this year, a total of $11.4 billion of bonds were downgraded to high-yield status, about 60% of 2022's full year total according to research from barclays. we are seeing this for your volume on pace to be the highest in almost more than two years when the pandemic started, and we had a massive wave of downgrades according to barclays estimates. as i mentioned, that is to do with bahrain because rising across the board and corporations seeing their bond ratings go to junk and facing an extra boost in funding as well. haidi: it is perhaps no surprise we are watching for any further red flags when it comes to the corporate bond market. here is when we have not spotted s

emerson technology detects compressed air leaks to save manufacturers, like colgate, over 20% in energyoldly. emerson. rishaad: let's have a look at spacex, and what happened when it was forced to blow up its starship rocket four minutes after liftoff read a number of engines failed. bruce einhorn has been tracking the story. these are the images. how much of a blow is this for elon musk's plans to send something up to mars? it is being presented as perhaps a partial success. bruce: it looks really bad, obviously. it is that kind of a blow. but musk before the launch in the days preceding it had been trying to set expectations lower, saying as long as it gets off the launchpad and doesn't blow it up, we see that is a success. to be fair, earlier rockets spacex has launched have gone through rounds of failures before they have gotten it right. to some extent, this was to be expected. it was up in the air for about four minutes before it blew up. spacex said there was a problem with the rocket, and the booster, and there were some engine failures, so spacex itself decided to blow it up. h

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colgate-palmolive.s looking for, revenue of 4.77 billion the company says it sees uncertainty in the global operating environment in the second half of the year but raising the sales growth outlook for the full year, and you figure they have had some price increases across the board, i would think, with their consumer products stuff >> that's certainly what we heard from procter & gamble, they have been able to raise rates and prices and the consumer sticks with them reporting a net loss of $0.26 a share. slower m and a activity resulted in significantly lower revenue in the quarter as it's under management of 232 billion, was 7% higher than at the end of 2022. the company said it plans to cut 10% of its work force, the stock up by about $0.03. >>> crypto exchange coin base sending a fiery response yesterday to last month's wells notice from the s.e.c. the state saying coin base does not list clear or effect trading in securities, and says the analysis that the s.e.c. staffers did to try to justify the