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this is very different and now but i love it coca-cola pepsi cola dr pepper they're all involved gator rate as you mentioned dominates the market but this body armor it's interesting that coca-cola is throwing its own powerade basically under the bus and has become a major player now with body armor and you know it was. it was one of the investing banks as said that their worst nightmare gator aid has is body armor body armor is appealing to the millennia they are appealing to them because they're all natural because it full of potassium there is no artificial. colors a sweeteners everything is natural and so that's why you get to see the market share continue to grow as it's grown over a one hundred percent a year for the last four years you mention kobe bryant kobe bryant and investor and a spokesman for the last several years he's very excited about the product rob grant koski of the new england patriots also you have baseball star mike trout he's also on board with this as a as a promoter so i think that coca-cola has made a commitment and this this this drink that has five percent

dr pepper and cigna.up, is google tracking you even when you tell it not to? the aclu on the latest battle in respecting user privacy next. this is bloomberg. ♪ emily: intel disclosed three flaws in microchips that could be exposed by malicious actors. they could be used to steal information like passwords and financial records from computer memory using malware. intel says they are known and fixes are in place. the chipmaker added that it would be very hard to exploit these flaws. another big firm appearing to violate user privacy. this time the culprit is google. smartphone software continues to track your location even after you tell it not to. google says users can opt out of location history tracked all the time, but according to the ap, which originally broke the story, that is not true and google continues to store timestamps locations without permission. said that location history is a google product that is entirely opt-in, and we make sure you know when you disable the project. joining me, legis

. >> caller: i'm looking at kdp, couric dr pepper, they merged earlier in the year. a dr pepper dividend with the curing share price at 9.6% when do you think dividend will be fully updated is this a good investment? >> i have to call bob, the fabulous ceo we'll get gam gort on. let's get bob on and explain the vision evan in new york, evan >> caller: jim, good morning, good afternoon, good evening >> thank you >> caller: i've got a question about symbol golv. you had a chartist on a couple weeks ago with a very promising chart on gold for a possible upside i've seen it come down further and further. we've got geopolitical tensions, currency crises, trade wars. we've got high debt levels all around the world bitcoin collapsing, the dollar is up, the fed is dovish or hawkish. gold down in every situation now i find that turkey is selling their gold reserves to raise capital secondary to their currency crisis. now, if the countries around the world are going to sell their gold during economic distress to raise capital, then doesn't this completely contradict owning gol

dr. pepper and keurig could rock the house as long as the company executes well. that's exactly what gamgord has done best. let's see what the newly minted officials look like on wednesday morning. then cvs which is urging with aetna. i never thought i'd see them sell for a paltry nine times everything come on, that's half the average in this market and it's not an average company. but that is what happens when jeff bezos is gunning for you. i like the combine very much i think these two are made in heaven in fact, i like all the health insurers and if aetna is allowed to merge with cvs, you can do a lot worse than owning this company that said, i don't know if you're being paid enough for the deal to close even with the 3% dividend in the meantime, you are at amazon's headliners insy occidental petroleum it's gone from worst to first in the eyes of many oil investors the company has become a discipli discipline going from hated to loved to being out of favor all over again after a tough july. but this one has hung in there pretty well. i think it's regarded as th

er -- dr pepper. and they're in the process of being bought out by keurig >> we got to go.t saffron >>ome up, ann winblad joins us for an hour. we'll be right back. >>> break k news a change of the guard at pepsico. indra nooyi will step down next month and ramon laguarta will take over. details straight ahead >>> apple won the race to the trillion-dollar market cap and alphabet made it interesting. we'll talk to ann winblad. >>> plus a streaming success story. a closer look at spotify's plan to beat apple, amazon, and google at the music game the final hour of "squawk box" begins right now ♪ >>> live from the most powerful city in the world, new york, this is "squawk box. >> good morning and welcome back to "squawk box" here on cnbc live from the nasdaq market site in times square. i'm joe kernen along with andrew ross sorkin and morgan brennan becky is off today the futures have been around the flat line for most of the session. they've been a little green, a little red they're a little red again down nine or so on the dow the nasdaq is up 4.5 the s&p is unchanged treasur

dr. pepper. maybe. your kids may have fewer options when going out to eat. right now a bill sitting on governor brown's disk which would limit sugary drinks at restaurants f it pass, parents would have to give permission for kids to have them and order them. usually they have to give permission anyway. california would be first state with such a law. the drive behind the bill lawmakers say there has been 250% spike in obesity since 1990. >>> a guilt i verdict and guilty plea, two men tied to the trump campaign has their day in court. >>> also, what went wrong, she nt local hospital for abdominal pain but never came home. >> the coroners conclusion the only cause of death was the administration of these medications. >> we investigate the death of a bay area lawyer and the drugs she was given in her final hour. back from tonight )s west virginia rally, where he encouraged the eager crowd to trump is on his way back to the white house after tonight's rally in wesrg encouraged the crowd to vote republican in the upcoming midterm. he did not mention today's extra

dr. pepper, they had a 15% stake in body armor. coca-cola is the number two shareholder.itamin water and smart water, sold it to coke for $4 billion both those are global multi billion dollar brands. a small deal financially but a big deal when it comes to cok a coca-cola strategy it also has opportunity in this deal and path to buy the brand outright going to grow it, going to leverage the distribution globally. >> was it minelli made a killing in vitamin water >> that's another point. athletes make money and the entrepreneurs make money a lot of food and beverage startups bought by the big see that's funny, i thought you traded options. i'm not really a wall street guy. what's the hesitation? eh, it just feels too complicated, you know? well sure, at first, but jj can help you with that. jj, will you break it down for this gentleman? hey, ian. you know, at td ameritrade, we can walk you through your options trades step by step until you're comfortable. fiftycould be up for that. that's taking options trading from wall st. to main st. hey guys, wanna play some pool? eh,

dr. pepper, snapple jab private company from europe went after keurig to combine the companies.y're saying consumers maybe weren't ready when they tried to launch the cold machine. there's obviously a trend. people like to make hot beverages with pods coke has the freestyle machine in restaurants, maybe looking to test that for at home. as consumers, we're not there yet. it gives pepsico a new channel may catch on people don't like having so many water bottles. >> i am for it i hope we get there. >> it would be a major shift here's pepsi trying to go in that direction look what's happening with plastic strau plastic straws big business is catching on, consumers are demanding it. >> thanks. >>> over to michelle caruso-cabrera with the european close for us. >> hello, david. european markets joining a global march higher. banks and basic materials leading the way to the up side basic material stocks up more than 1% today. you can see all of the major averages in positive territory, and basic index there, higher in the last two days. turkey financial woes are front and center lira

dr. pepper and nestle. shares in those the firms are lower on the news.e just continue to cruise higher. apple stock at a record high. amazon trading over $2,000 a share for the first time. and that's got amazon within about $15 billion of one trillion dollars. apple the first u.s. company to top $1 trillion at 1.1 trillions as the stock is up another 1% today. amazon up 1%. that's helping out the tech sector. dow is up, nasdaq and s&p are down. let's check the big board. dow down 40. nasdaq up 14. s&p down 2. michelle and kenny, back to you. >> jason brooks from kcbs radio, thank you. >>> drivers are noticing a shorter wait time at the dmv since it extended hours this summer. the director says wait times across northern california went from an average of 134 minutes to 84 over the last month of she credits an additional $16 million from the legislature for the shift. but not everyone is pleased. one state lawmaker says the dmv's own guidelines say the that people should not wait for more than 30 minutes in any ne he says dmv leadership needs to be held a

dr. pepper still involved in at home solutions.he deal defensive to some extent in thinking long-term and also forward thinking that more people may be making sparkling water at home and even soft drinks. it makes sense on that point of view. sodastream was good to hold out. has is a platform that significant growth potential globally. there are markets in the world where sparkling water is 80% of bottled water, like in germany. people have been switching to the at-home solution. small.u.s., it is more we like the long-term story here from pepsico's perspective. david: in what way is this defensive and forward thinking, concern about increasing issues with plastic bottles, particularly in the environment? pablo: in western europe, it has resonated that message quite well. the forward thinking is in that sense. , people have the same concerns with soft drinks. it does make sense. it is forward thinking in that sense. for the time being, this is a platform that has been mostly used for sparkling water. even pepsi said there is no pla

dr. pepper and snapal ple in there >> it's considered a safe bet, and it's a tiny financial deal, obviouslyca-cola but it shows coke's strategy safe, growth brands that they can leverage and put into their bottling system, take them global, put them on a much bigger scale also this deal does involve an outright path to own it. so watch for a potential take over on that front as well >> but it's got coconut water in it >> yes >> that's good for hangovers >> is it also good for hydration. >> i've never bought body armor before >>> up next coming right back with the closing count down. >> and after the bell the emerging market's etf seeing some btarul numbers. you're watching cnbc first in business worldwide you always pay your insurance on time. tap one little bumper and up go your rates. what good is your insurance if you get punished for using it? news flash: nobody's perfect. for drivers with accident forgiveness, liberty mutual won't raise your rates due to your first accident. switch and you could save $782 on home and auto insurance. call for a free quote today. liberty mutual insurance

dr. pepper and snappal. it is a fast growing market. setting up a battle of titans here on a global basis. >> are you including j.a.b. in that >> absolutely. they were the first movers here. i think coke looks a little bit reactionary, frankly, in this deal. i believe it is a real ization that they need a retail strategy to make coffee work. despite difficulties i have in leaving this company alone but then being able to extend it geographically on a global basis. >> it's not like they don't have the wherewithal to do that or to compete in a very heated market. they have the expertise. >> why didn't they do it themselves what does a u.k. number one coffee brand bring them that they couldn't get themselves i think that is a struggle, spending $5 billion to buy what? a bunch of really good retail stores. do you really need all of that. i think it comes down to they don't know retail and they have to roll out detail to be successful on coffee on a global basis. i think that is the reality that they are coming to. >> for coke, what is the c

dr. pepper and then we play through the night all day saturday, all day sunday until about 3 -- how did youers. playing dungens and dragons when you weren't playing the bassoon. >> yes, i was playing the bassoon. i got suckered into playing the bassoon which is the nerdiest worst instrument in life. i don't know if you've seen it. it's a big long thing but the sound it makes is like -- but my band teacher suckered me into playing it. i wanted to play the saxophone because the saxophone players were cool. >> i played tenor sax. >> see what i mean. >> i'm not cool. >> no, you're very cool and my school they got to like wear sunglasses and sometimes do kind of a funky -- >> that's what you wanted to do. >> i wanted to do that but he said, you know, there's this other instrument that's way cooler than the saxophone and that is the bassoon and i was like, sign me up. i had visions of like girls lining up around the block to date a bassoon player, but it didn't happen. >> i'm sure they're lining up now. look at you, baby. >> right. [ applause ] >> let's talk about the movie. it's like -- it's bei

dr. pepper rosie outlook that's good for upwith side move but not that time.f quarter percent higher that's all it got. look at ford, the $10 millionth mustang and ford languishing at 10 a share. papa john sales down and not so yowsy rosy blamed it on john schneider qow touch this thing within a 10 foot pole? >> absolutely not, and things getting worse. it is partly about management and partly if the -- what's happened with the nl, the pushback from, you know, viewers who don't like what papa johns has said so nowhere are to go i think but down and not worth bottom picking down here. >> john sued the company right? >> so it has been -- litigation for a while now. >> like risk. yes. down it goes. the clothing retailer abercrombie and fitch going to let you pay with vinmo everybody else know what is it is. i'm not so sure. christina this is -- >> don't laugh. i downloaded it, i can sending you money in a few secondings. >> i can walk into that with my gizmo right here. if you're a millennial. with vinmo and flash this thing and i'll pay. >> not aing system but a

dr pepper has also invested in a home coffee maker.opening them up as stores or will they put them into existing petrol stations and into existing petrol stations and into existing stores to boost the brand in the united states? let's move on to the wto with mr trump shaking up the global trading system. yesterday we we re the global trading system. yesterday we were talking about nafta, and now he says he wants to pull out of the wto. how serious is this and what is he trying to do? this is the third time he has threatened to pull out of the wto this year, the threats are nothing new. he threatened to pull out of the wto when he was campaigning for the presidency but frankly he will need more political support to do that. right now they seem like empty threats and he's reiterating a campaign promise, once more saying he wants to put america first, and he digs anything like a multilateral trade agreement, or through these multi—national bodies that regulate trade disputes haven't beenin that regulate trade disputes haven't been in the