. >>> also coming up on street signs, bottoms up but volume's down, heineken predicts a slump in europe. >>> welcome back to the show heineken in amsterdam today will update investors on its evergreen program, strategy to shape the future of beer and beyond, the brewer expect will come in higher we're still in netherlands julianna let's talk about the beer sector so far on the show we spent at lot of time talking about energy-intensive sectors, one less appreciated fact when it comes to beer production its reliance on co 2, by-product of fertilizer which has been impacted severely by the huge shock we've got to energy prices, so how is this all being factored into heineken, what they're expecting in terms of higher costs moving forward? >> good morning. i think that's an excellent link that you just drew from the energy crisis that we're seeing from europe here in the netherlands to what we're seeing in the consumer space. carbon dioxide is a key ingredient, one example of one of the inputs that's seen a massive rise in cost and impact on supply. fertilizer companies have had to curve t

. >> >> carley: heineken zero is very good.regular beer. >> brian: does it look like regular beer? >> carley: exactly the same thing. >> brian: do people say something to you do you hold it in public and people say what are you doing? >> carley: i was drinking heineken beers before i was showing you are right. now i just drink at home i'm only kidding. >> ainsley: alone. >> carley: alone. >> carley: i'm kidding. >> steve: she is kidding. tis the season for kidding. >> carley: bye, guys. >> steve: monday and tuesday of this week. secretary mayorkas went down to our southern border and, you know, the people -- we have been detailing the crisis at our southern border for years. it's really getting bad as title 42 is about to expire in just a couple of days. anyway, he gets down there, and he said -- his comments were focused on small groups of management and rank and file agents and officers. he said, you know what? i'm here today to talk about suicide prevention. he said he was there to bring light to suicide prevention and nothi

there's also the human factor. psychology plays a huge role. christiana heineken and sickly on wazoo took part in an experiment in hawaii from 2015 to 16. that aim to simulate a mission on mars. nasa wanted to know how a small group would cope when completely isolated, just like astronauts would be on the red planet. when was because it zine can we have to be willing to compromise and to find solutions to problems. and then sometimes you're so irritated you realize this isn't that i'm to talk about. i fast need to jump on the treadmill and cool off for them for a 1001 in the upper again. although there were a few things which were difficult and there was a fact that were never exposed to the open air. so we have never a wind or sun luxury directly in our scheme. um, we also had no direct communication, so we could never find somebody the scientist experiences in hawaii have all been factored into the artemus program. the 1st modules will probably be set up on the lunar south pole. firstly, that's the best place to tap solar power and secondly, water ice has been found in craters. the

such well, structed lives had only a time here on earth and came up with some surprising findings. heineken coach abby is a cistercian monastery in austria, not far from the capital vienna o founded nearly 900 years ago. the abbey is currently home to 50 monks. o life here is still ordered, according to centuries old traditions. and that's precisely why population scientist mark louis has been interested for years in people living in monasteries. he studied both how they live and how they die. a tour of the abbey cemetery shows very few of the monks here died young and that has sparked marked louise interest. he wants to know why men generally don't live as long as women. not in america, i guns and monks are very useful in studying. i've questioned us because they have way more similarities than men and women in the general population in terms of non biological factors, august the lifestyle living conditions, daily routines, working conditions or diet. again, because i've found on. so here we have the opportunity to study the rolled up purely biological factors might play in the differences

. >>> over the course of her 25-year career in the beer and alcohol industry, the ceo of heineken usaricans employed by these manufacturers, and the numbers said they have experienced personal bias was eye opening. and maggie was on the inaugural 50 over 50 list. i'm curious, it's great to have you on the show, what did you find? and how did your findings compare to other industries and workplaces? >> good morning, mika. great to see you. we did find that bias was present, and that didn't surprise us, but what surprised us since our last report which was last year is that people see that the movement is happening. they see that representation is in c-suite levels and that their companies are making concerted efforts to do better in de&i and as a result belonging. fostering belonging is a universal truth. no matter what industry you're in, people want to feel like they belong. >> what this found is that some of the numbers were pretty good, but then the answers that that feeling of belonging wasn't there, what are you learning about what can be done, especially in, you know, an industr

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colleagues in wishing all of you a very happy holiday season for thanksgiving in for the holiday heineken christmas season. thank you all for being here today, this hearing is adjourned. thank you.

colleagues in wishing all of you a very happy holiday season for thanksgiving in for the holiday heineken christmas season. thank you all for being here today, this hearing is adjourned. think. you solution. this is under two and a half hours. >> good afternoon. welcome to the final plenary session of the 2022 j street national

colleagues in wishing all of you a very happy holiday season for thanksgiving in for the holiday heineken christmas season. thank you all for being here today, this hearing is adjourned. think. you on thursday hearing looks a national security threats to the u.s.. homeland security [inaudible]

have an incredibly talented team across the country, but we're lucky to have great support we love heineken other small producers doing the category, and there are other things coming with corona zero. athletic wants help building the category a lot of bars and restaurants are excited. >> heyi hey, bill, long term s hope to be at nasdaq one morning ringing the bell with an ipo is your hope to sell the company? do they have an topgs buy the company locker term? what's the future look like? >> so kdp's a minority investor. it's a very limited partnership. we've got a great adviser and they're taking a footstep into a dynamic white space category every option's on the table for us with my background, we'd love to talk to you on a more regular basis. >> bill, look forward to seeing you again and look forward to drinking some of the good stuff in january and forever but the seltzer with the hops, that's been my more recent win sneer game-changer. >> game change sneer thanks, bill. >> never had it. >> it's not a six-pack it's a four-pack and not cheap, either, by the way. >> i have no yearning fo

meghan when she married and that was you precious i do the monologues on the show now i call to the heinekenncess able to reach parts of the commonwealth the princesses couldn't reach. unfortunately, ever since then we've that actually there was no terrible motive to her becoming a princess that she didn't she wasn't ready to compromise on any issues. she wanted have her cake and eat it too you know, we had we had that terrific trio of harry and kate and william and the idea was we could have a fab for the new that unfortunately they wouldn't be she's not the extras she's not the yoko she's the yoko ono the royal family. but she wants to maintain extras. they didn't want harry and meghan to shine. they wanted them to be mostly because great for the royal family, much love and embrace by the well. we all know we love. that's what evidence do to media. no, this is why some of them headlines. i mean drama queen. that's something meghan ruins birthday. where do you think that comes from ? that comes from within from? that comes from within knight from that's something i mean and they have someth

meghan when she married and that was you precious i do the monologues on the show now i call to the heinekenncess able to reach parts of the commonwealth the princesses couldn't reach. unfortunately, ever since then we've that actually there was no terrible motive to her becoming a princess that she didn't she wasn't ready to compromise on any issues. she wanted have her cake and eat it too you know, we had we had that terrific trio of harry and kate and william and the idea was we could have a fab for the new that unfortunately they wouldn't be she's not the extras she's not the yoko she's the yoko ono the royal family. but she wants to maintain extras. they didn't want harry and meghan to shine. they wanted them to be mostly because great for the royal family, much love and embrace by the well. we all know we love. that's what evidence do to media. no, this is why some of them headlines. i mean drama queen. that's something meghan ruins birthday. where do you think that comes from ? that comes from within from? that comes from within knight from that's something i mean and they have someth