it has cost miller-coors tens of millions of dollars.t might have inflated global aluminum prices by $3 billion in 2012. >> amazing, watch alix steel inside the copper trade right here on bloomberg television. here is some metal that moves faster. it might be that bugatti, fastest car in the world. we will put you behind the wheel in motors. sharpen your pencils. big changes on the sat. good for college students, or does the college board get an f? ♪ >> 26 minutes after the hour, ♪ >> this is "lunch money" streaming live on bloomberg.com, your tablet, your smart phone. i am adam johnson. moving pictures, the video is the story. more details on the woman who drove a van with her three children into the atlantic ocean in florida. police had stopped the vehicle. the driver showed signs of mental illness, not enough to take her into custody. the children were rescued. she is undergoing evaluation. no charges have been filed. intrigue in north korea, state run television showing kim jong-un with the military official considered to be second i

in other words, molson coors may have a chart that indicates it's going up. according to ponsi, buffalo wild wings has a chart that says it's ready to move up aggressively real soon. i wouldn't be surprised if this move has started already given how much buffalo wild wings businesses generally benefits from the real march madness. as more customers go to their locations to drink beer, chow down on wings and watch the games as i always do. okay. so we've got domino's is the winner of our pizza conference. buffalo wild wings taking the title in the beer and wings conference. there are two march madness finalists. so what's it going to be? which is going to take home everything? who comes out? honestly, ponsi says there are no real losers but i do can't do that. because if you do your bracket and you do a tie you're not going to win. buffet's not going to give you a billion. if you take a look at the chart of buffalo wild wings right next to the chart of domino's it's clear buffalo wild wings is too powerful to ignore. i thought this was amazing. both dominos an

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both coors and llg have already taken off. both high, 22% year to date and over the past year, yet you say they're taxiing along the runway ready to take off from here? >> you know, it's interesting, mandy. when i was asked to come on today, that's what i was talking about, was these are picks that we've had in our portfolio more than a year. great investments, and looking at them today and being on your show, we're talking about what do investors buy today. i still like both of these companies. michael coors has international brand recognition. they have a great earnings projection. their own forecasts are 25% growth overt next five years. there's not much i don't like about this company and it peaked at $100 a share within the last week to ten days. its backed up for investors. john's approach is looking at companies that might be good buying opportunities. another approach is buying solid companies that have a lot of growth projections and at the top of their game. that's why i like both of these companies. >> hmm. >> a lit

tens ofost miller-coors millions of dollars.might have inflated global alumina prices by $3 billion in 2012. steelzing, watch alix inside the copper trade right here on bloomberg television. that movese metal faster. it might be that bugatti, fastest car in the world. we will put you behind the wheel inn motors. sharpen your pencils. big changes on the sat. good for college students or does the college board get an f? ♪ the hour,tes after bloomberg is "on the markets." let's look at what is going on in stocks. a rally once again for the s&p 500 as jobless claims fall to their lowest in three months. optimism around the monthly jobs report we will get tomorrow morning. a couple individual stocks we are watching. costco, largest u.s. warehouse club chain had second-quarter traffic -- second-quarter profit fall short. global,ooking at joy raising the bottom end of for your earnings forecast as the first quarter starts off with a bottom line miss. joy may look towards acquisitions to help spur growth. more "on the markets" in 30 min

i disagree on coors. i've held it through about 2 dozen downgrades. i think there's room for both to succeed. >> stef, this isn't going in the playbook playoffs? >> i don't know, we'll have to see, stay tuned. >> we're going to take a quick break. stef will come back and we'll do some final trades and we'll find out who won our hp debate. plus, are the billion dollar valuations in the market a sign of trouble? we're back in two. no two people have the same financial goals. pnc investments works with you to understand yours and helps plan for your retirement. talk to a pnc investments financial advisor today. ♪ more than a new interior lighting system. ♪ it is more than a hot stone massage. and more than your favorite scent infused into the cabin. it is a completely new era of innovation. and the highest expression of mercedes-benz. introducing the 2014 s-class. the best or nothing. but when we start worrying about tomorrow, we miss out on what matters today. ♪ at axa, we offer advice and help you break down your retirement goals into small, manageable

it comes from the process, and, in fact, miller coors is a good example. their whole brewery process to try to depend less on water or conserve water more. 3.9 barrels of water for one barrel of we're. and that's much lower than the industry average which is more like 5 to 1. >> it's certainly not just the beer companies that are hurting. also companies like coca-cola which use an exponentially large amount of water. how bad is the water shortage and how much longer to predictors think it's going to last? >> well, according to the united nations, by 2030, half of the word's population could face a water shortage with demand outstripping supply by 40%. this is a serious issue and it's only getting exacerbated by the crazy weather issues we've been having. the drought worst on record for california. less snowfall in the mountains. all of that affects the water supply. miller coors is already feeling it in four states where they have brewers. they're going to the farmers, the barley farmers. they have 850 of them, and we attended one of their winter meetings

also partnered with miller coors.y will you find as in the music section but you will also find it if you're picking up a cold one as well. deciding where to go to market this, we have been talking about companies like walmart for example. has having that physical presence, are you finding that is demand and other retail locations as well? >> we get approached by people all the time. walmart has been such an amazing customer. they're the reason we have this company. they believed in us so much when we were just starting out and have an initiative to help women business owners. at this point we're just so happy to be working with them and growing our business. >> are there any demographic groups you want to reach that you're not reaching out? such a widead range. six-year-olds are going out and bopting videos with our kid products and people well into their 70 standing over the beach boy project that we put out. we have gotten a lot of great feedback. >> the beach boys. that is a little bit old. >> we are excited about

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. >> here's what i don't get, we have high-end retailers doing well, coor's is doing well, why don'they spend money on food? >> i'm not saying they aren't t. retail games haven't been quite that extensively, people kept waiting for shoes to drop. these stocks, actually were not that cheap. whole foods was trading at a whole premium. you don't see growth and something that's priced for it. this is what happens. >> i think people love starbucks and they fell out of love with starbucks. it bunsed being. i think the same thing true with whole foods. people lined up their bmws or expensive audi to get into whole foods. they fell out of love with it. why? it's expensivep. it's crazy, if they canfall fall back in love with it, the stock will do well. >> you know who else fell in love with it? competitors. >> wal-mart. >> not only that, when you see the consolidation we are having, the safeway. these guys are going after that market share. they know there is an appetite for it. for gluten free or whatever else they sell. i think it's the competition. >> you know what they sell. you go to tha

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we have high end people, coors are doing well. >> a lot of the retail names have not been priced that because people kept waiting for shoes to drop. these stocks by contrast actually were not that cheap. whom foods was trading at a good premium. it was trading like a growth stock. you don't see growth and something priced for it. this is what happened. >> i think people loved starbucks. they fell out of love with starbucks. it bounced back. i think the same is true with whole foods. people loved it. they lined up their bmws or expensive audi. they fell out of love with it. why? it's expensive, it's crazy, if they can fall back in love with it, they will do well. >> trader joe's is expanding. >> wal-mart. >> not only that, when you see the console day, you showed us the safeway. they are going after the market share. they know there is this appetite for it for gluten-free, whatever else they sell. i think it's competition. >> you know what they sell. actually, you don't buy anything. all right. so let's get to your trade. >> i want to look out, actually. i agree with carter wholehearte

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. >> coors is really famous for saying that barley is to beer as grapes is to the wine. >> reporter: kim marada is director of sustainability for millercoors. one of her key jobs, finding ways to reduce the company's water footprint. it reduced the water it uses to 3.9 barrel of water for one barrel of beer less than the industry average. on the farm they know they've got a lot more work to do. >> we learned more than 90% of the water is really within our agricultural supply chain. so we can be as efficient as possible in our brewerys but if we're not working with our growers and supply chain to become efficient we're not going to create scale or impact. >> reporter: millercoors has 850 i colorado. for nearly 100 growers met this week at the company's winter growers meeting to discuss the growing concern over the water shortage. so what is millercoors doing? in addition to the water they have saved at brewerys around the country they've hired agronomists to work with farmer the. they've used new irrigation techniqu techniques, breeding new forms of barley drought resistant. >> we wer

it has cost miller coors tens of millions of dollars.said it might have inflated global aluminum prices by $3 billion in 2011. >> thank you, alix steel at the nymex on the copper markets. ecb president, a speaking right now. we will keep our eye on breaking news. they're easy futures in reaction to the jobless claims. vicki much muted, still up about .2 -- vicki much muted, still about two -- .2%. los angeles is getting ready to .an cigarettes from smoking to drinking, jack daniels is out with a new whiskey, but it is as hard to find as a place to smoke cigarettes. they "in the loop." ♪ tol.a. is the latest city ban the use of electronic furtheres as regulations or contemplated at the national level. we are joined by the president of logic technology, the second-largest electronic cigarette manufacturer in the united states, and you say it is anisnomer to say that electronic cigarette manufacturers are opposed to regulations. you want to work with the regulators. >> we do not want children to get products in these hand -- in their hands,

. >> if you have plans this weekend that include out-coors you're going to love the weather. so mild up here and we'll talk about what is going on. clear skies, you might be hearing drummers entertaining the crowds a gentle breeze now. 66 in oakland. 71 livermore 72 now. this evening, clear skies and breezy. stepping out for plan to low 70s. >> sandhya has her own band playing. >> yes. >> thank you. >> still head surprise presentation the san jose students got today. plus.... >> i was angry people would think that that person was me. >> a mother's personal pictures put on a revenge porn site. >> then tearing down old eastern span of the bay bridge. not easy. we'll give you a look at how that demolition is going. >> michael finney taking your questions right now and will answer them here live just a little bit later. get away friday you're not getting anywhere on interstate 80. left side is bumper to bumper in both directions. back >>> a wildfire broke out near gorman. crews attacked from the air and ground. so far the flames haven't reached homes. it's burned about 30 acres s

miller coors gave us a wonderful .xample of this in testimony he said, look, i go to this warehouse ando take out my aluminum. and you go and it's 12 to 18 months. and you buy aore sixpack of beer and the guy says, go round the back. you go around the back and they say you can pick up your beer in 18 months. nothese companies, did they hedge their risk properly see echo they just didn't do their job well. >> on the warehouse side itself. >> miller coors and others are screaming and pointing fingers, but maybe they just did not deal with the risk. >> the deliveries have been the question. >> as a former oil trader, i delivered on the mark and i delivered into the merck. you had to make the transaction hole within 30 days. otherwise, you are in violation. how is it that he's are going for hundreds of days? it does not make sense. >> that is ultimately the question. >> there is also a minimum loadout weight that the warehouses have to apply to, but there is no maximum. it is sort of like, whatever you can manage, you should do. if they say, i'm eating your minimum, that is completely -- i'

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. >> one of the most exciting things of coors about walking on the moon and being on the moon for the guys and for everybody watching back at home because that's what's so incredible about the apollo program. even for someone like me who is one of the wife's once asked me when i went to interview her where were you when they landed on the moon? i said i think i was moon dust. at i wasn't born yet but i think whenever you become fascinated with the subject you can go there with the guys because all you have to do is look at the youtube footage, the television footage that they found that the incident you were just talking about was apollo apollo 12 so it's the second mission to the moon. alan bean had this television camera that they were going to use to chronicle their journey and he by accident turned it into the sun and so it was burned out. so the only transmission that they were able to show the public in real time was the voices of the astronauts which of course were going into the wives homes on the squawk boxes which are these intercoms space age devices that all the wives at h

you know, he brought coor's into the house. he was a hypocrite and a liar and he was not a good family man . how dare he accused. and it is all in the annotations on the size of the letter. i don't know if you have ever done research, but it is really find it to find things like that, must say. in the other? have a one year out with all of this? >> patterson had to marry in the church, the roman catholic church in baltimore. >> now. he immediately converted to the presbyterian because the presbyterian church was the more high status church. he was a social climber. and so he got her married in the catholic church by the of baltimore to ensure because he suspected napoleon might not like -- to ensure that it was legal in the eyes of the church as well as legal in the eyes of the state. so he is very cunning, and he does it to protect her. and it does not protect her really perigee ultimately gets a divorce in maryland because as she is making all this money she realizes jerome who by now has gone through every penny of his wife

accessories business has been great, coors, fossil, tiffany.iffany is a buy on the weakness. this is a market that does not take any downgrade likely. a downgrade makes people really scared. >> citi's point was that tiffany's trying to turn themselves into a place where not just the boyfriends go on special occasions but where someone can treat themselves to some silver just on the fly. >> i thought that was a great call. tiffany's been too gift oriented. by the way, whenever you buy anybody a tiffany, think love it. i buy tiffany piggy banks, every time one of my friends has a kid. never had anything like thank you so much. i'm reluctant to leave tiffany. tiffany is fine. >> a bunch of names watching well point. >> incredible. one of the things that you missed, the hmos kept going up and up. what happens is, as soon as they go up, everybody follows. stifel, susquehanna raised price targets. people were bullish but not bullish enough and the stock goes higher and higher. >> insurers, man, unbelievable. >> oh, my! humana. i thought they were sup

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multiple tests, suppose someone is giving 25 tests and 24 times the person's coor's 76. one time the person score 72. what would you do? how would you deal with that in a state that as our car cut off? >> this is the last point that i wanted to get to. i think before my time runs out i just want to point you to page 10-foot of three of our reply brief which sites the ice for an book of clinical diagnosis. we have given you the pages. on those pages explains why we have a situation of somebody takes more than one test the appropriate determinant is very much not the average but what is called the composite score. and the composite score is different and, in fact, the people below the mean, below the average because you have to take into account the fact that regression toward the mean and the fact that a person who takes two, three, or four tests, multiple test changes the bell curve on standard deviation. set the example given in the oxford handbook is very similar to this case. for tests. they average 72. the composite score -- and they're is a statistical explanation f

i would ramp up our coor most robust way. and nobody is talking about the troops, and that's simply not going to happen. but the change in u.s. energy policy is likely to -- if that comes out of this, this would have had some positive benefits. >> those are great options. we take the hydro carbons out of the ground and are extinct by 2050 anyway. >> we have more time than 2050. >> you're right. thank god. they are so good at predicting the future among this. i like south carolina. i like their move right now. the coldest winner in 50. >> we'll talk about the weather coming up, but first, whether the stock market is rigged. that's what author michael lewis is saying as he declared that with flash boys on 60 minutes last night. we'll check out what all the buzz is about this morning on the executive edge as we break out a check and the price of gold this monday morning. 1,295.4. we are back in a moment. >>> welcome back. it is time for the executive edge. last night on "60 minutes," michael lewis, the author of "money ball" tal

. >> coors light. >> good company, not my style. >> probably not your favorite. >> humans are also apparentlying the nation's pension plan? steve, welcome. >> thank you. >> david rubenstein probably loves some of the changes going on. what's happening with all the craziness, you need to have the money for your retirees, period. are the things that are happening driving you into more longer term investing like operate equity in carlyle group? >> let me explain me. i did spend five years with the teachers retirement system of texas helping them manage the pension plan for the teachers. as david has talked about, we're a great client and customer of david's and supportive, when i was at trs, it's very important. pension plans in general are moving away from the standard 60/40 equities/bonds. they've also shortened their duration. it's probably four, maybe five years. where the barclays ag is 5.7. they're short duration, trying to find that yield. they moved into emerging market debt and high-yield bonds. i see the overall plan is that they're moving away from the standard 60/40 more into alterna

later on cnbc.com we're going to talk about craft beer, how bud, miller, and coors are competing. >> jane, you know, a lot of people wonder if we're in some kind of bourbon bubble. it was on the cover of "fortune" magazine a couple weeks ago and we know about the jim beam deal. how much talk is that getting over there? >> it's talking about a little bit but bourbon sand tequila are now the fastest growing. they have surpassed overall whiskey. they're way ahead of vodka. i think with the talk here is that all these things seem to be trends. they'll spike up because they will become the hot new thing. then they'll level down and find their new level. what people are willing to pay for it. the next thing comes along. what i'm hearing more though is the ipas, the i p a craze, some is getting so hoppy, i can't even drink it anymore. and is that hurting the overall craft beer industry? are newcomers hurting the whole brand as they bring in potentially inferior products? >> very low barriers to entering the market, jane. it seems like there's a new craft beer every week. what are the aft